RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
I like it on veggies - sugar snap peas, zucchini, mushrooms, onion, broccoli, spinach, etc. Saute or stir fry veggie with a little oil, garlic, salt, pepper and a couple dashes balsamic vinegar.
Try a few sprinkles on steak or even hamburgers.
Make three (or two or 12) bean salad. Use some olive oil, onion, salt, pepper, oregano, parsley and balsamic vinegar.
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar is great with many things--it is nothing like cider or even wine vinegar and has a sweeter tast. It is twice distilled and is more concentrated than other vinegars--not sour.
Use it alone as a dip for good bread. Dress a salad with a few dashes and some olive oil. Add it to steamed spinach; shake some on cooked artichokes--the uses are endless.
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
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By trisha Pehrson (Guest Post)
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I love it served like in italian restaurants. TAke a small dish and put a generous amount of olive oil, then sprinkle in balsamic vinegar. (less vinegar thatn oil). Sprinkle with pepper and dip sourdough bread in it. MMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
I use it for mock Kentucky Fried Chicken coleslaw. It tastes just like the real slaw.
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
A little goes a long way. Use sparingly.
If you find that this particular brand isn't all that wonderful, be aware that all brands taste differently.
If you pour some in a pot and do a low boil or a strong simmer, it will actually become sweet after reducing.
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
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By carla bledsoe (Guest Post)
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experiment by using basalmic vinegar inplace of regular vinegar or a half and half mix in any salad dressing recipe that calls for vinegar. as stated by others, some basalmic vinegar can be very strong.
another way to use it is on strawberries. slice the berries and add sugar and just a tsp of the vinegar. if you like it you might want to add just a touch more. it brings out the flavor of the berries while seasoning them kind of the way salt brings out the flavor of pasta.
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
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By Sherri from Utah (Guest Post)
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Use it in marinara spaghetti sauce or with olive oil and herbs over pasta. It has a different flavor that it takes getting used to by some people, but it is worth it!!!
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
I use the balsamic vinegar in my good seasonings cruet jar (for more flavor than apple cider vinegar) or you may use it for adding flavor to meat (great on pork!)
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
i have just recently learned about balsamic vinegar (some of it's really expensive) Fancy restaurants serve it mixed with warmed olive oil for sopping up french or italian bread, and that is really good. I also got a bottle as a gift. it makes really good oil and vinegar dressing, though some of the stronger brands can be watered a bit.I also put it directly on my steamed chard, spinach and kale or right on salads. the best kind is aged for ten years or more. it's easy to get obsessed with it
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RE: Using Balsamic Vinegar
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By Kimberlina (Guest Post)
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Send it to me!!!
Try putting some good olive oil in a shallow dish (a little plate with sides works well) and drizzle with balsamic vinegar. Optionally, sprinkle with italian seasonings, then serve as a dip for a really nice, crusty loaf of bread- heaven!
This is the absolute best way to serve balsamic vinegar.
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