vinaigrette
油醋汁,色拉酱,油醋酱,色拉油
Definitions
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- : a small, ornamental bottle or box for holding aromatic vinegar, smelling salts, or the like.
- : vinaigrette sauce.
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- : served with a sauce made with vinegar or with vinaigrette sauce.
Examples
Splash some into a jam or fruit crisp to amp up the flavor, mix it into vinaigrettes, or drizzle it over a platter of mozzarella.
I’m going to drizzle charred vinaigrette on a lot of stuff this summer.
The grilled leeks with ash vinaigrette is, in fact, worth the price of admission.
The lemony vinaigrette takes advantage of the fragrant citrus zest and juice, and is mellowed out by a touch of honey, which echoes the sweetness of the peas.
They’re great in salads, vinaigrettes, sauces and as a garnish.
Before serving, bake the cheese packages, combine the salad and vinaigrette, and serve.
“That scallop dish is just a raw scallop with a grilled cucumber and cucumber vinaigrette,” said McGarry.
It is possibly the smile her vinaigrette saw when she tasted it.
In large salad bowl, combine greens, scallion, and radish; dress with remaining vinaigrette and season with salt and pepper, toss.
Finish with a salad of frisee, chives, parsley, tarragon and chervil lightly dressed with the vinaigrette.
Then I was able to look at it, and recognize it as my mother's vinaigrette.
Occasionally Prudence's 163 mother inhaled the odor from her vinaigrette and made some insignificant remark.
Tte de veau en vinaigrette, calfs head with oil and vinegar.
"I'm glad at least you think he's a fool," said Aunt Katrina, applying her vinaigrette disdainfully to her well-shaped nose.
Skewers are never used with fish in vinaigrette, or when the fish is cut in pieces.