Vinaigrette of Orange mojo with balsamic vinegar, Tuli's version's

Tuly
Tuly @cook_3005494
Tegucigalpa, Honduras

This vinaigrette born'n in a time when I'm touch with my kitchen and I wanted something different. So I put my hand's into action with help of a great cooker (old school) and one of my greatest teacher; Yoli. She is a Lady to respect in the kitchen.

So, all started with the idea of mojo, and I think this could be a base. So I get lemons, garlic, and then remember the great taste of honey mustard and take a brown sugar (Honduras has lot of products base in the sugar cane ) soon this is more Honduran than honey and give it a shoot. And leas and not last put the balsamic vinegar and I get a checke (Means great for us) from Yoli's.

Then this two tone, come to mind and think why don't try this? is just a thing of density.

I hope that you like this recipe, and I invite all of you guys , to visit our country and try all the diversity of our food. The seafood in our costs are the best; garifuna at the north Caribbean, and the great freshness and quality from our south coast too.

Vinaigrette of Orange mojo with balsamic vinegar, Tuli's version's

This vinaigrette born'n in a time when I'm touch with my kitchen and I wanted something different. So I put my hand's into action with help of a great cooker (old school) and one of my greatest teacher; Yoli. She is a Lady to respect in the kitchen.

So, all started with the idea of mojo, and I think this could be a base. So I get lemons, garlic, and then remember the great taste of honey mustard and take a brown sugar (Honduras has lot of products base in the sugar cane ) soon this is more Honduran than honey and give it a shoot. And leas and not last put the balsamic vinegar and I get a checke (Means great for us) from Yoli's.

Then this two tone, come to mind and think why don't try this? is just a thing of density.

I hope that you like this recipe, and I invite all of you guys , to visit our country and try all the diversity of our food. The seafood in our costs are the best; garifuna at the north Caribbean, and the great freshness and quality from our south coast too.

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Ingredients

15 mins
16 servings
  1. 1/3 cupOlive oil, extra virgin
  2. 1/2 cupOrange juice
  3. 2 tbspFresh lemon juice
  4. 1 tbspFinely chopped basil
  5. 1 tbspDijon mustard
  6. 1 1/2 tbspBalsamic vinegar
  7. 2 clovegarlic diced
  8. 1/2 tspGround cumin
  9. Ground black pepper
  10. 1 1/2 tspsugar or brown sugar
  11. salt
  12. 1 tspworcestershire sauce
  13. chili powder (or flakes if you prefer)
  14. 1 1/2 tbspcilantro diced

Cooking Instructions

15 mins
  1. 1

    Mix all the ingredients in a small bowl, wisk until al the ingredients are very well blended. Put the mix in to a glass bottle and refrigerate.

  2. 2

    If you want the double color tone. Mix Basil, lemon juice, olive oil (but just 1/4 cup), cumin, black pepper, orange juice, mustard (1/2 Tbsp). Whisk very well and pour the mix in the bottle that you put previous vinaigrette. Note: Do this slowly avoiding that boths vinaigrettes don't mix together.

  3. 3

    Enjoy, and send your picture.

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