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I also love to add 2 tablespoons whole Grainy mustard.

Scallion: Add 3 chopped whole scallions (about 1/4 cup) or Shallots to add pungency.

Garlic: Add 1 teaspoon minced garlic or 1/2 clove crushed, or garlic powder.

The Japanese restaurant favorite, carrot ginger dressing, is basically a vinaigrette pureed in the blender with lots of carrot and ginger

Incorporate fresh flavor-boosters including chopped tomato, grated onion, or ½ teaspoon finely grated fresh ginger - you can also use any juice squeezed from these.

Try adding honey and toasted crushed nuts to a basic vinaigrette.

Fresh herbs give vinaigrette a punch of brightness For an Italian flavour use oregano or Italian seasoning. And chives and parsley go well with any herb. Cilantro is surprisingly wonderful with dill. Tarragon and thyme are good on their own, while mint and basil pair well. Add 2 tablespoons fresh chopped herbs (dried herbs work, too).

Herbs: Stir in one or more chopped fresh herbs.

They also make a light and brightly flavoured topping for poached or grilled fish or poultry, roasted meats, and cooked or raw vegetables. Not just for salads: Drizzle over roast potatoes, or spoon over a sandwich.

This basic dressing recipe, which features Dijon mustard and subtly sweet balsamic vinegar, gives greens a creamy kick that tastes great all year round. And I know exactly what goes into it!Įmulsified dressings are thick and creamy and really cling to your veggies. It’s super, super easy to make and way less expensive and healthier than the store bought one. This homemade emulsified vinaigrette dressing is my favourite – and arguably the easiest to whip together, too. Yet even when it’s snowing outside, I still can’t kick my salad habit. You can go from spending money on salad dressing to making your own healthier, tastier dressing at home. Got two minutes? Along with Olive oil, Dijon Mustard and Balsamic vinegar, that’s all you need to make a simple homemade vinaigrette.