The accepted wisdom on making this is three parts oil to one part vinegar (or citrus juice). I tend to amp up the oil proportion a bit because, while I love sharp tastes, I prefer that the flavour ...
In the classic French recipe, the key is proportions - one part vinegar to two parts oil. The ingredients are simple, so it's the technique that matters most for a vinaigrette. When there are so ...
Put the onion in a bowl and use your fingers to gently separate the rings. Add a pinch of salt, the elderflower cordial and red wine vinegar and mix to coat, then set aside for about 30 minutes ...
The dressing had a hint of garlic and a surprising creaminess. There was enough bite in the salad to be refreshing, but it had just enough richness to feel less austere than my usual basic vinaigrette ...
Each serving provides 343 kcal, 10.5g protein, 56.5g carbohydrates (of which 7g sugars), 7.5g fat (of which 1.25g saturates), 4.5g fibre and 1.25g salt. FAQs about BBC Food ...
Toasting seeds enhances their flavour and is worthwhile as it adds to the finished taste of the dressing. Small kumara roasted in the oven are a great addition to the dish.