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Sokrates399
4 months ago

1. Acid: vinegar (eg balsamic, white vinegar) or lemon juice.

Two. Oil: olive oil, rapeseed oil or other edible oil.

3. Sweet: honey, sugar or maple syrup (optional, depending on taste).

4. Seasoning: salt, pepper and possibly herbs (fresh or dried).

Five. Extras: mustard, garlic, shallots or yogurt for more taste.

Basic recipe:

– 3 parts oil, 1 part vinegar

– With salt, pepper and if necessary sweet taste

– All well stir or shake (in a glass with lid).

For more variety, you can add ingredients such as soy sauce, ginger, orange juice, tahini or herbs such as basil and dill.

peace87
4 months ago

I prefer to make lemons or lime juice. Bite salt. You don’t need oil.

But instead of lemon juice, there is also something balsamico.

peace87
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

Roasted pine cores round it off.

peace87
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

No topic. I like that. Don’t worry about it. Only fresh taste of salad.

peace87
4 months ago

If you want it as the right main meal, then pan and top of it. Pair of walnuts in. It’s okay and healthy.

paradies098
4 months ago

Water, vinegar, oil, lemon and who likes other spices, such as kebel, chives, zwieb3l, garlic, sugar, salt and pepper.

paradies098
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

Taste, everyone likes it differently.

Deichgoettin
4 months ago
Reply to  paradies098

Water has to look nix in a salad dressing/Vinaigrette nix.

paradies098
4 months ago

please

charmingwolf
4 months ago

comes in the type of salad:

vinegar type

Fruit

Nuts

Cornichone

Capers

Sweet with syrup

Lemons/oranges

Mustard

Yarn

Curry

Peppers

and……

charmingwolf
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

please

Deichgoettin
4 months ago

Here you have a very large and really good selection

Saladdressing: simple & fast recipes – [ESSEN AND TRINKEN]

Here, one of my favorite recipes:

  • 150 ml orange juice (if possible freshly pressed
  • 1 EL Dijonsenf
  • 2 tablespoons
  • Salt, black, freshly ground pepper
  • 100 g raspberries
  • 4 tablespoons cold pressed rapeseed oil or olive oil

Add orange juice into a saucepan and let it boil in to about 1/3 of the amount on strong heat. Stir the juice with mustard, vinegar, salt and pepper.

Add raspberries (some for decoration) to sauce and crush. Stir best with a snow broom and then slow down the oil.

Ready. Leaf salads, slightly bitter salads such as radicchio or wild herbs salad taste particularly good.

Deichgoettin
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

Other

iQhaenschenkl
4 months ago
Reply to  Deichgoettin

That’s delicious! There’s a field salad tomorrow!

Deichgoettin
4 months ago
Reply to  iQhaenschenkl

To field salad I like this dressing also:-))

Deichgoettin
4 months ago

I’m still cutting the roots.

iQhaenschenkl
4 months ago

No roses, no thorns.

But today, a lot of field salad is no longer drawn to earth, but to stone wadding. There are no sand grains and the taste is equally good!

Deichgoettin
4 months ago

I find that purifying the salad so annoying :-))

iQhaenschenkl
4 months ago

Field salad and salad blends with field salad are my absolute favorites in the leaf salads. As a child, I could hardly expect my parents to harvest the field salad in the garden.

Hinterfrager1
4 months ago
  • vinegar, oil
  • Mustard
  • Herbs
  • salt, pepper
  • Sugar
Hinterfrager1
4 months ago
Reply to  goofy555

If you take Balsamico vinegar, you don’t need sugar. But the sweet note is necessary.

Sometimes I also take some jam or cranberries.

By the way. In all hearty dishes a pinch of sugar must be added, just like in sweets always a pinch of salt.

Erfinderisch
4 months ago
Reply to  Hinterfrager1

Instead of sugar I always take honey because the honey has a little less calories 😉

Hinterfrager1
4 months ago
Reply to  Erfinderisch

Above all, he has more taste.

Rheinflip
4 months ago

4/5 olive oil, 1/5 citrus juice or balsamic vinegar, salt

Or Vinaigrette: Mix 1 small onion very fine, 1 TL mustard, herbs as you choose, with oil/nut vinegar.