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6
servingsEasy
20 min
By Andrew Schloss and David Joachim
Published 2007
Vinaigrettes are simple. Made from two main ingredients, they differ largely in the proportions used—more oil or more vinegar? Will you add herbs this time, or just a clove of garlic? But occasionally something comes along that gives the old standby a whole new identity. In that vein, we give you Brown-Butter Vinaigrette. The oil is replaced with sautéed butter, creating a culinary hybrid—half vinaigrette, half butter sauce. It’s vinaigrette deluxe.
