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+ | |cup raspberries, fresh or frozen | ||
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− | + | Prepare raspberry vinegar 48 hours ahead. (You can also use a commercial raspberry vinegar.) | |
− | + | * Combine red and white vinegars and raspberries. Cover and let sit for 48 hours. Strain the vinegar and store at room temperature. | |
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− | --- Salad | + | '''Raspberry-Maple Salad Dressing |
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− | + | |cup rasberry vinegar | |
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+ | |cup olive oil | ||
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+ | |cup vegetable oil | ||
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+ | |cup maple syrup | ||
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+ | |tablespoons Dijon mustard | ||
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+ | |tablespoons dried tarragon leaves, or 4 tablespoons fresh | ||
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+ | |Dash of salt to taste | ||
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+ | '''Salad | ||
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+ | |head Bibb lettuce | ||
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+ | |head red leaf lettuce | ||
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+ | |cup crumpled blue cheese | ||
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+ | |align="right"|12 | ||
+ | |rings red onion, sliced ¼" thick | ||
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+ | |tablespoons pine nuts, toasted | ||
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* To make Raspberry-Maple Dressing, whisk together in a bowl 1/2 cup of the raspberry vinegar, the oils, maple syrup, mustard, tarragon and salt. | * To make Raspberry-Maple Dressing, whisk together in a bowl 1/2 cup of the raspberry vinegar, the oils, maple syrup, mustard, tarragon and salt. | ||
* Tear lettuce leaves by hand and toss in a large bowl with 3/4 cup of dressing. | * Tear lettuce leaves by hand and toss in a large bowl with 3/4 cup of dressing. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:31, 16 July 2015
Ingredients
Raspberry Vinegar
1 | cup white wine vinegar |
1 | cup red wine vinegar |
½ | cup raspberries, fresh or frozen |
Prepare raspberry vinegar 48 hours ahead. (You can also use a commercial raspberry vinegar.)
- Combine red and white vinegars and raspberries. Cover and let sit for 48 hours. Strain the vinegar and store at room temperature.
Raspberry-Maple Salad Dressing
½ | cup rasberry vinegar |
½ | cup olive oil |
½ | cup vegetable oil |
½ | cup maple syrup |
2 | tablespoons Dijon mustard |
2 | tablespoons dried tarragon leaves, or 4 tablespoons fresh |
Dash of salt to taste |
Salad
1 | head Bibb lettuce |
½ | head red leaf lettuce |
¼ | cup crumpled blue cheese |
12 | rings red onion, sliced ¼" thick |
3 | tablespoons pine nuts, toasted |
Directions
- To make Raspberry-Maple Dressing, whisk together in a bowl 1/2 cup of the raspberry vinegar, the oils, maple syrup, mustard, tarragon and salt.
- Tear lettuce leaves by hand and toss in a large bowl with 3/4 cup of dressing.
- To serve, divide lettuce evenly onto 6 chilled plates and top each with the blue cheese, onion rings and toased pine nuts.
Variations: Roasted walnuts can be used in place of toasted pine nuts; a mix of European greens or your favorite varieties can be used in place of Bibb and red leaf lettuces.
Tip: Use the Raspberry-Maple Dressing as a marinade for seafood and poulty. The sugar in the recipe caramelizes and glazes grilled foods.
Yield
6 salads
Nutrition
Source
Friends of Chuck Muer's Restaurants