Ranch dressing, known for its creamy and tangy flavor, was first created in Santa Barbara, California by Steve Henson, a Midwestern cowboy. Henson, originally a plumber, concocted the dressing while working in Alaska. After gaining culinary inspiration there, he and his wife moved to California and popularized the ranch dressing. Although associated with the Midwest for its high consumption, ranch dressing’s origin story is rooted in California's agricultural landscape.
Ranch dressing, first created in Santa Barbara, California, gained popularity thanks to Steve Henson, a Nebraska-born cowboy, who developed the recipe while working in Alaska.
Steve Henson, a plumber, became known for his creamy, tangy, herby ranch dressing. His creation, meant for salads, surprisingly became a favorite on wings and pizza.
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