Is this a word you have trouble spelling? I have to stop and think every time I type it.
With trying to eat a bit healthier and cutting out some of the bad stuff, you have to learn to substitute other flavors and seasonings to really enjoy the food. Lemon is a great flavor to us, along with fresh herbs, which I am producing many of even without a green thumb.
Bottled salad dressing is a staple in most homes and some are full of fat and calories, but taste good.
I will admit that making a vinaigrette is so simple and most ingredients are always on hand, but I just haven’t done it before.
When trying this last night, I wasn’t planning on sharing it, but afterwards found I loved it and thought maybe you would too.
Use as a salad dressing or marinade. Add black pepper if desiredSuper Simple Vinaigrette
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Store leftover in airtight jar in refrigerate.
Next time I will also add a little lemon zest.
I love being able to see the ingredients in a dish. Notice the chopped garlic and fresh parsley?
I was very pleased at the outcome of this and immediately thought of other ways to use it.
- Over steamed broccoli
- Over grilled asparagus
- As a glaze while grilling salmon or shrimp
I’m sure you will give me other ideas after you try this.
If you have been following me long, you will realize I never put black pepper, or usually any kind of pepper in my recipes. I don’t like it but if you do, always think about adding it.
If you liked this, why not try these ideas too.
What are some of your favorite herbs to use? Any tips on adding flavors to grilled food?
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