The
intense, sweet flavour of balsamic is probably what makes it one of
my favourite vinegars. Since the flavour pairs so well with fruits,
you often find different flavours of fruity balsamic
vinegars/vinaigrettes in stores, but if you look at the ingredients
from their labels, cane sugar is usually among the first few
ingredients. To make a fruity vinegar is quite easy (see my Peach Balsamic Vinaigrette). You don't need many ingredients or thickening
agents, and it tastes much more natural. With just a touch of
maple syrup, real fresh blueberries, balsamic vinegar, and a good
extra virgin olive oil, you can make your own vinaigrette that tastes
better than just about anything you can find in a store!
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30.9.13
Homemade Peach Balsamic Vinaigrette 桃子巴沙米可沙拉醬
In
Quebec, autumn really kicks in fast! With the clouds, the wind, and
the temperature around 10-20C, it really feels like summer is
slipping away. With the weather getting cooler and cooler, of course
I get a bit sad to see all the colourful summer fruits disappearing
slowly in the market. I'm always thinking of ways to make those
fruits and vegetables stay with us a little longer.
I've been getting very good peaches this year, which is pretty surprising considering that their season is ending soon. I thought I'd take a little advantage of that this year, and that's where the inspiration for this recipe came from.
I've been getting very good peaches this year, which is pretty surprising considering that their season is ending soon. I thought I'd take a little advantage of that this year, and that's where the inspiration for this recipe came from.
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