What is the name of a dressing you dribble over salad, it is oily with a taste of vinegar?!
Thank you.
Answers: I have tasted it in restaurants but don't know the name.
Thank you.
vinaigrette. a mixture of oil and vinegar, can often contain seasonings too, and herbs. different types of oils and vinegars can be used to create different flavours eg. balsamic vinegar, red wine vinegar. olive oil, sesame oil etc etc.
Balsamic
Balsamic vinegar?
Vinaigrette
I use a mixture of olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Could be a french dressing?
vinegarette
Italian.
salad dressing....easy
Its a French dressing called vinaigrette
Oil and vinegar or vinaigrette. Depends on the restaurant.
it`s french dressing, a mixture of olive oil and vinegar,
It could be one of the following:
Vinaigrette
- mixture of vinegar and oil
- often flavored with herbs, spices and other ingredients
- sometimes more tastier with salt and pepper
- herbs enhance the flavour
- mustard can keep oil and acid in an emulsion.
It is used as sauces and salad dressings, like you have said.
Balsamic vinaigrette
- sauce with olive oil and other seasonings with chopped onions in balsamic vinegar
in french restaurants, popular vinaigrettes include raspberries, anchovies, lemons and truffles as main ingredients.
hope this helps
I guess you are talking about what we call French Dressing (in England) or vinaigrette or salad dressing. Simply oil and vinegar - but better to use olive oil and a wine vinegar. Vary it by adding some herbs, mustard, garlic etc whatever you fancy.
In England we tend to call it French dressing but I don't think they call it that in France - never seen it called that anyway. Think in the US also call it French Dressing. Just a name.
please dont dribble over the salad when i come over.
it is called a vinigarrette,mixing olive oil with just a little vinegear,and mixing it with spices(oregano)
French Dressing
Cesar
vinaigrette
Italian
balsamic vinaigrette
it could be one of dozens...maybe hundreds
cause they start adding flavors
raspberry vinaigrette
parmsian vinaigrette
and so on....
oil and vinegar ..... or italian dressing