Bee's Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar
Bee's Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar

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Great recipe for Bee's Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar. You can do this with any soft flesh fruit like blackberries, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, or a combination. I use this on salads, fruits, veggies, pasta and pasta salads, sandwiches, chicken dishes, bread dipper, even drizzle over. This Blackberry Balsamic Vinaigrette recipe will enhance any salad it touches, and it's also a fantastic marinade for poultry.

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have bee's blackberry balsamic vinegar using 4 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Bee's Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar:
  1. Prepare 1 1/2 cup Fresh blackberries - washed and dried
  2. Get 1/2 cup Balsamic Vinegar
  3. Make ready 1 dash salt or sugar (optional)
  4. Take 1 ****you can add whatever herbs, spices, and seasonings you like. I like to leave it as is, then season whatever I'm using with for a little more versatility.

Drizzle tangy blackberry balsamic reduction syrup over salads, bread, hummus, pie or ice cream. Be the first to rate and review this recipe. Ships from and sold by Pacifica Culinaria. Laconiko Blackberry and Ginger Dark Balsamic Vinegar of Modena Brand: Laconiko.

Instructions to make Bee's Blackberry Balsamic Vinegar:
  1. Place blackberries in glass or ceramic bowl and pour vinegar over berries.
  2. Using the back of a large fork, smash down berries until small bits remain. (You can use whatever you have handy to squish the berries ).
  3. Let sit for at least 45 minutes allowing the vinegar to break down (maturate) the blackberry flesh. The longer you let it sit the more the berries will infuse with the vinegar.
  4. While it's infusing, go back periodically and smash berries against side of the bowl with back of fork to further continue the breaking down process of the berries.
  5. When ready strain liquid through a fine sieve/stainer to remove seeds.
  6. Mixture will be slightly thickened, use a bowl or tall glass to help push mixture through strainer. Gather mixture together and repeat straining process, pressing down firmly on glass or bowl, so you really get all the sweet blackberry pulp. Continue until a slightly dried, seedy mass remains, discard.
  7. Pour the flavored vinegar into a bottle or jar with a lid (if using salt or seasoning, add now cover and shake to combine). Keep sealed and refrigerated. Yields about 1 cup.
  8. **** Some seasoning suggestions
  9. Mix with Italian herb blend and toss with olive oil for a fruity vinaigrette
  10. Add dill, salt and pepper for veggies, chicken or fish
  11. Add ground coriander, cardamon, and/or allspice or even cumin for a bit more intense flavor
  12. Be creative!!! Have fun!!!! Enjoy!!!
  13. NOTE*** blackberries can stain be sure to protect clothing, linens etc, you may also want to wear gloves or use a tall glass when pressing so as not to ruin your manicure ;)

Ships from and sold by Pacifica Culinaria. Laconiko Blackberry and Ginger Dark Balsamic Vinegar of Modena Brand: Laconiko. I use it as I would balsamic - simply tossed into a salad with olive oil, salt and pepper, with perhaps a little extra blackberry vinegar drizzle at the end. Pair Blackberry-Ginger Aged Balsamic Vinegar with Roasted Walnut Oil, or Ultra Picual extra virgin olive oil, for a lively dipping sauce for bread, or for dressing a rice salad! The flavors in Blackberry-Ginger Aged Balsamic Vinegar work beautifully atop pancakes, ice cream, in homemade jellies, or in vinaigrettes.

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