CLASS: CA1120
RECIPE: Basic Emulsified
Vinaigrette
CHEF: J Thomas YIELD: 1 Pint
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QUANTITY
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INGREDIENT
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METHOD
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½ cup
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Vinegar (choose
variety based on need)
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1)
Combine
shallot, vinegar and mustard in a medium mixing bowl
2)
Initially,
add oil drops at a time, whisking briskly while adding oil. Once
emulsification begins, oil may be added faster (mixture will begin to look
more dull). If mixture gets too thick, water or vinegar may be added to thin
out.
3)
Add oil
until it has reached the desired flavor and thickness, continuing to whisk
briskly.
4)
Season to
taste with salt and pepper.
5)
Serve
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1 tsp
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Shallot, minced
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2 Tbsp
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Dijon mustard
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1 ¾ cup
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Salad oil
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TT
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Salt, Pepper
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I have just discovered that i am really horrible at making emulsified vinegar....especially because i just learned what the word emulsified means. Now i know better that the vinegar is not supposed to brake.
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