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Vinaigrette: More Than Just a Salad Dressing

Posted by Jo Huys on

Vinaigrette

Vinaigrette, a simple yet elegant dressing, has become a fixture in kitchens worldwide. In this post, we dive deeper into what vinaigrette is, how to make it, and its versatility in the kitchen.
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Ingrediënten

Werkwijze

  • Chop the shallot.
  • Add vinegar lemon juice.
  • Add oil until you reach the desired “sourness.”
  • Finish with salt and pepper.

Notities

Origin and Meaning

    • Originating from French cuisine
    • Name derived from “vinaigre,” meaning “vinegar.

Basic Ingredients

    • A mixture of oil and vinegar
    • Standard ratio: 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar, adjust to taste.
    • Salt and pepper as a flavor enhancer

Variants and Personalization

Adaptability
    • Vary with different vinegars and oils
    • Addition of ingredients such as mustard, honey, spices
Use
    • Ideal with salads
    • Can serve as a marinade or sauce
The vinaigrette is a perfect example of how something simple can be elevated into something special with a little creativity. Whether you are a beginner in the kitchen or an experienced chef, experimenting with vinaigrette can lead to surprisingly tasty discoveries.

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