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vinaigrette
[ vin-uh-gret, vin-i-guh-ret ]
noun
- a small, ornamental bottle or box for holding aromatic vinegar, smelling salts, or the like.
adjective
- (of a food, as asparagus or artichoke) served with a sauce made with vinegar or with vinaigrette sauce.
vinaigrette
/ ˌɪԱɪˈɡɛ /
noun
- Also calledvinegarette a small decorative bottle or box with a perforated top, used for holding smelling salts, etc
- Also calledvinaigrette sauce a salad dressing made from oil and vinegar with seasonings; French dressing
adjective
- served with vinaigrette
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of vinaigrette1
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of vinaigrette1
Example Sentences
Some adore it in eggs, and it lends depth to vinaigrettes and dressings.
On the same menu, you can have a humble leek vinaigrette next to more elevated truffle-esque offerings.
I actually prefer cabbage raw — preferably red — very, very thinly sliced and tossed with a pert vinaigrette and some sort of braised, crispy protein, but cooked cabbage is a staple for a good reason.
I generally use shiro miso — or white miso — when I'm stirring it into cookie batters, glazes, soup bases, mayonnaise, vinaigrettes, desserts or sauces.
He donned a chef’s smock this week to show a couple of them off, including a green salad with apple, almonds, blueberry vinaigrette — and roasted cicadas.
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