• scarabic@lemmy.world
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    13 hours ago

    Just sharing that sesame (including seeds, sesame oil and tahini) are an increasingly frequent allergen. Most bakeries now label if it is used anywhere in their facility.

    Some tahini or oil would be well-hidden in a vinaigrette, so just be aware of who you’re serving it to, since they will have no way to detect it.

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    13 hours ago

    NO ! I will die on this hill ! Vinaigrette is made of mostly vinaigre (T_T) That’s not oilgrette or huilegrette.

    The basic recipe is 1/4 oil, 3/4 vinaigre and plenty of salt.
    Texture is obtain by emulsioning and the final product should be use right away.

    By reducing vinaigre quantity to 2/3 (and no less) or even reducing further the oil, you get room for many extra flavoring or emulsifier that make the texture easier to obtain or more stable.
    The adding of spice, or herbs (fresh or dried, grounded or not) doesn’t change anything in oil/vinaigre ratio.

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      13 hours ago

      Yeah. I’ve made my own salad dressings forever because I don’t like a lot of the store-bought ingredients. Considering I don’t want my salads to be super calorie-dense, I only use like 10 -15% oil.

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        13 hours ago

        You don’t need a lot of oil in a dressing. There is no need for them to be fat. I believe that if you dressing is incompatible with a healthy diet, it is hiding a deficency in taste until all that fat.

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    16 hours ago

    It’s a bit complicated for a “simple vinaigrette”.

    Pour about equal amounts of oil and vinegar in a jar; add a little salt and pepper.
    Screw on the lid and shake that shit.
    Pour it on stuff.

    Sauces can get arbitrarily complicated. If someone wants a simple recipe, keep it simple.

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      8 hours ago

      I do that, but I add a bit of maple syrup as well. I like my vinaigrettes more acidic, so I usually put more vinegar than oil.

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        6 hours ago

        You can add lots of things. I tend to throw in liberal amounts of smashed garlic and some mustard. Depending on what’s available in the garden, I may throw in some fresh herbs. Sometimes I toss in a little lemon zest or a finely smashed caper.

        But none of that is needed in a simple vinaigrette.

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      11 hours ago

      I mean you need the mustard or it won’t emulsify. 2 parts oil for one part of acid is better imho

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        6 hours ago

        Mustard will make it better but you don’t need it.
        You won’t get as good an emulsion and it will separate faster. Once you pour it on some salad it will be pretty hard to notice that.

        If someone is at the point in their cooking journey where they’re asking how to make vinaigrette, I keep it as simple as possible. TBH even the pepper isn’t strictly necessary. Many people don’t have pepper grinders and preground pepper doesn’t add much flavor.

        Salt is the only one that I’d say is absolutely necessary.

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    1 day ago

    These are not vinaigrettes, these are just various salad dressings. Vinaigrette has only vinegar, mustard, oil, and if wanted salt. You can substitute mustard with egg yolk.

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        13 hours ago

        Are all the guides OC or do you source them from somewhere? Helpful either way but if you’re making them all, my hat is well and truly off to you.

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        11 hours ago

        i wouldn’t put it that way, but i understand that you’re saying that we need to do more work to help our friends that can’t see well. i think reddit has a community that does stuff like this. do we have one here yet? i’d be happy to transcribe anything you send to me for now, but i think we should consider building a team of people who could do this. i don’t know much about organizing stuff like that - do you have any suggestions on how we could maybe start something like that?

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        Demanding every image to be transcribed is kinda classist, ngl. Everyone doesn’t have that amount of free time. Why don’t you transcribe it and post it as a comment?

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    Just as a heads up to anyone reading this… Don’t use sesame oil to make an oil and vinegar dressing. I did it once and shit my pants so bad I never wore khaki pants again. That stuff isn’t like Olive oil or anything else in your kitchen. It is Instant Bad Day in a bottle.

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      17 hours ago

      I use it everytime I want to make a asian-inspired salad. I haven’t had an issue in many years.

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      18 hours ago

      I make vinaigrette with sesame oil from time to time and never had a problem. Maybe it depends on people, digestion can be different from one person to another. (I dedicate this comment to my poor grandma who can’t digest half of fruits and vegetables properly.)

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      I use it all the time to fry rice and veggies. Is it being raw the problem, like there as protein that denatures? Or is it quantity and you, are way too much?

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        Pretty sure it was being raw that did it. I’ve cooked with it since and never had a problem. But when it goes on a salad, it’s typically just right out of the bottle… Never again.

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          My wife is Chinese and we put copious amounts on almost all dishes, plain and raw. Never got any stomach problems - have you tried again to check if that was really the issue? Might have been another ingredient after all.

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            I could… tell when I made it to the bathroom. The sesame oil was not digested at all. I have eaten the same type of salad before and since.

            Maybe it’s a unique thing to just me, but no, I’ll never try that again just to see. It was a horrible experience.

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    2 days ago

    Ew vinaigrette. Olive oil, Balsamic and salt gang represent 🇮🇹

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    2 days ago

    Wait

    Vinaigrettes are sweet? Wtf have I been ingesting, they always taste awful and create a strange shocking/tickling feeling down my spine

    Well I guess ketchup does it too.

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    Best Asian one so far for me is mayo, rice vinegar, soy sauce, sesame seed and sesame oil. That shit is just magic. Bonus if you can use the Japanese mayo.