is all it takes for the easiest vinaigrette, ever. Basically more than half of the recipe is olive oil, and there are 120 calories in one tablespoon of olive oil. By using a fresh herb, those oils are bright and concentrated. My favorite recipe!!! I have a garden out back of some herbs I could use. I've decided that instead of dumping some ingredients into a salad in order to flavour them to make a little dressing out of it first, and then toss it with a vegetable salad.

This form collects your name, email and content so that we can keep track of the comments placed on the website. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. reviews (0) 0%. It looks fantastic otherwise. I’m going to adjust the recipe to change the amount of salt (list a range), obviously I make it the way I listed it but we all have different tastes. Whisk in olive oil and remaining ingredients. I love this red wine vinaigrette on Greek Pasta Salad, Chickpea Salad, and anything Mediterranean. I mix my dressing in a half pint mason jar but I’m totally in love with your little cruet for serving. I’m so jealous… still too cold for herbs and I can’t grow them indoors because my cat likes to nibble . After the great reviews I’m wondering if I have a weak brand of red wine vinegar. Combine all ingredients in an airtight container and shake, shake, shake! Your email address will not be published. If you don’t have or want to buy both the dry and fresh version of herbs, use one or the other or mix things up using what you have. Herbs get a lot of the flavor they carry from the oils in their leaves. Because the recipe has garlic in it, I wouldn’t recommend keeping it at room temperature all the time. For more info check our privacy policy where you will get more info on where, how and why we store your data. I haven’t been able to find the Wishbone Red Wine Vinegar dressing that I like in the stores and so I made only a half recipe of this to try it. With flavors of lemon and garlic, this Greek Yogurt Salad Dressing is light, creamy and delicious! Hi Laurie, olive oil does that when it gets cold. I can’t stand dill, so I won’t put that in, but the rest sounds delish! Result: over the top flavorful dressing. Hi Shanna! This is just what I needed! Jessica is a contributor to PopKitchen by Parade, Better Homes & Gardens, The Daily Meal Food + Travel and more! Mustard is a common emulsifier for home made salad dressings. If by any chance you used table salt, it would have been twice as salty. I will have to read about that! The fresh herbs would be a great burst of flavor this spring.

Born and raised in Wisconsin, I am the Executive Chef and head of the Culinary Hill Test Kitchen. Be sure to follow me on social media, so you never miss a post! I think overall I love acidic foods. I don’t necessarily buy herbs just for the dressing though. You will always WOW your friends and family. Freshly shaken dressing for fresh greens and veggies. 5 pantry ingredients (including salt!) JUST KIDDING.

I always add that if I have one. Red Wine Vinaigrette is a classic dressing and it could not be any easier to put together. 1 %.

And I’ll provide a range. Sometimes, if the stems are tender (think thyme or oregano) I even use the stems that were discarded from other recipes. I love making them homemade.

This looks wonderful and so easy, too! You can also change the herbs. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I know some people don’t like buying fresh herbs and prefer to use dried ones from the spice aisle. Prepare yourself. Simple ingredients and quick to make.

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I’m very picky about my Italian and dressing and this was good. Be sure you have very fresh olive oil as if it’s stale it will alter the taste. Combine vinegar and next 4 ingredients in a medium bowl. I don’t understand. We live in a rather remote part of Michigan that offers little choice in products when shopping. If you want something lower calorie, I would increase the red wine vinegar to 1/2 cup (thus doing equal parts oil and vinegar). G’day! This Red Wine Vinaigrette using fresh herbs, good quality olive oil, and zesty red wine vinegar is the real ticket. Perfect! Once for sandwich wraps and once for salad. Why do you like it? CLICK: 7 Days to Being a Better Home Cook. Jessica the mom, wife and food lover behind Savory Experiments. In a small bowl whisk together olive oil, vinegar, Dijon mustard, and oregano. Have been making my own dressings for decades the way its made in Germany but never used red wine vinegar. Copyright © 2020 Savory Experiments, All Rights Reserved. I love to combine my Midwestern food memories with my culinary school education to create my own delicious take on modern family fare. Salt is one of those things, I keep adding it until the thing tastes good. Often purchased for other recipes, the remainder of my herbs often find their way into a salad dressing. Thank you! Slowly whisk in oil until well blended. I've decided that instead of dumping some ingredients into a salad in order to flavour them to make a little dressing out of it first, and then toss it with a vegetable salad. Anything longer and I might just order pizza. Also, maybe it needed more salt. HA HA HA! This Red Wine Vinaigrette is easy and fabulous. Hi Meagan! If you used a good Dijon, it seems impossible that the dressing could be flavorless even if you had a lackluster red wine vinegar. Red Wine Vinaigrette . No it’s spam, that one slipped through. I think there is a time and a place for both, but in a homemade salad dressing, fresh herbs are the way to go! This recipe will solve that problem. 0/4. It’s just amazing! Every recipe is developed, tested, and approved just for you. What a lovely, light dressing! My husband tasted the dressing and said, you know, I would be fine if we didn’t buy salad dressing anymore; this is way better. That’s a Greek Pasta salad (with feta cheese) that I published on a different blog, Oh Sweet Basil. This Red Wine Vinaigrette is fresher than any dressing you can buy from the store, only takes 10 minutes to make, and only requires a handful of ingredients. Most of the time I have to take the one they have, if they have any. Wins all around! Hi Blayne, just looking at the salt I have kosher salt listed (the coarse stuff). I know some people don’t like buying fresh herbs and prefer to use dried ones from the spice aisle. There isn’t a way to prevent that, that I know of. :) -Meggan. Delicious on both! Joanne. I’m sorry you had trouble -Meggan. Instead of mixing everything up in a small bowl, purchase a handy dandy Salad Dressing Shaker and storer for all your homemade dressings and keep them on hand in the fridge at all times.

Am pinning to my Food and Drink to Make board. Balsamic vinegar is my other favorite for dressings. Add to your favourite vegetable salad, and referigerate until ready to serve (or have right away, if desired). Love the sound of this : ) Always looking for new salad dressing that I can make at home and not have to buy the over processed store bought ones.

We started an Advocare challenge and salad dressing is a no no, so this will work just perfectly! Yes, that is correct.

That’s so sad! When I started making my own, my family loved it.

-Meggan. Ten stars. Spice up your salad with this creamy red wine vinegar dressing recipe. :). This recipe is my daily go-to for salads and sandwiches (it reminds me of "Mike's Way" at Jersey Mikes). Any way to prevent that? 5 pantry ingredients (including salt!) And you will have found a great way to use up those herbs you have floating around.

That would drop it to 123 calories per serving instead of 163 (and you’d have 8 servings total instead of 6).