This is another one from the "How to Cook Everything" book that I'm probably going to use for the majoriy of my recipes. This is a series of sauces that are used for drizzling on vegetables, chicken, beef, whatever. A good way to cook something the usual way and make a quick sauce to put on top to change things up.
I made the base version of this, and later on I'll try some of the variations. I started with some
olive oil, cooked some garlic in it for a couple of minutes, then added balsamic vinegar, lemon juice, salt and pepper. I adjusted some of the seasonings at the end as the directions said. I served it on broccoli and chicken to try both out.
Notes: It really did only take 5 minutes total, so this is definitely the type of thing you can do while chicken or vegetables are cooking. It went well with both things I tried it with.
Modifications: I'd like to try with onions instead of garlic, and I'd like to get the vinegar a bit more integrated with the oil in the future.
Make again?: Definitely, and will try a bunch of the variations.
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