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Chapter 2 · The French Laundry Years

Walnut Vinaigrette

10 min|Beginner|French Bistro|Serves 10

Walnut Vinaigrette

French Bistro · France · 10 min · Serves 10

The Story

Nut oils are fragile, so make small batches and keep them cold. When they are fresh, the perfume is unmistakable and worth the extra care.

Ingredients

Serves 10

Method

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1

Whisk the acids and any mustard together in a medium bowl until smooth.

2

Stream in the oils slowly while whisking until the dressing is glossy and lightly thickened.

If it tightens too much, loosen with 1 tablespoon cold water.

3

Season, taste, and adjust the balance so the dressing lands bright but not harsh.

4

Refrigerate in a jar and shake well before serving.

Jason's Notes

Walnut oil changes the whole feel of a salad. This dressing is softer and rounder than a house vinaigrette, which makes it perfect with bitter greens or beets.

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