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    Royal Vinaigrette Dressing


    Source of Recipe


    by Millie, from Life Research Universal

    Recipe Link: http://messageboards.ivillage.com/n/mb/message.asp?webtag=iv-fdcooking&msg=3884.3

    List of Ingredients




    Basic Ingredients:
    1st cold pressed olive oil
    White wine vinegar
    Balsamic vinegar
    Apple cider vinegar
    Regular Dijon mustard
    Maple syrup or unpasteurized honey
    Fresh garlic cloves
    Sea salt
    Fresh ground Black Pepper
    Preferred Herbs

    The quantities here will vary with the type of container used. Below is an example and you will need to modify it to suit your need. (We suggest 2 parts oil for 1 part vinegar.)

    FOLLOW IN ORDER:
    • 1 cup olive oil
    • 1/2 cup vinegar (1/4 w.wine, 1/8 Balsamic, 1/8 Apple)
    • 1 ts Dijon mustard (wisked into oil/vinegar combo)
    • add 1 tbs maple syrup or honey
    • in a pinch or so of sea salt on a cutting board crush 3 garlic cloves and chop finely.
    • add your prefered herbs
    • black pepper to taste

    Recipe



    Wisk everything together, check the seasoning and there you have it!

    Each/either or all vinegar can be replaced with fresh sqeezed lemon/lime juice. Or if one vinegar is prefered use it only, but keep the proportions.

    Naturally, by altering a few things, you can come up with a whole new creation that is still healthy and tasty.

    Try a little hot sauce in the dressing mix and use it as a base for cold macaroni salad. Replace all that mayonnaise (pure fat) for an adventurous potato salad and add some chopped pearl onions or echalotes, sprinkle with cayenne pepper...

    Want something really funky? Toss in 1 tbs of low-fat yogurt & 1 tbs tomato paste, shake and serve.

 

 

 


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