I think I over emulsified my red wine vinaigrette

by Colonial_maureen

22 Comments

  1. Remote-Canary-2676

    I think you can pour oil into it and revert it back

  2. PreOpTransCentaur

    There’s one restaurant I go to back home specifically because the balsamic vinaigrette is a mousse. It’s outstanding.

  3. hellllllsssyeah

    No this is the way to do it, full emulsions on dressings are so much better

  4. Human-Comb-1471

    Heat will break it if you need to

  5. CarpetDismal6204

    That’s a vinegarette? Woah. I saw a lady talking about a vinegarette mousse…I can see how that would be good, try it out, you might have just made the next trendy food craze. 😉

  6. Equivalent-Excuse-80

    I’m pretty sure an emulsion is binary. It’s either an emulsion or not.

    The differences in texture, mouthfeel, acidity etc are the ratios used in an emulsion.

  7. FindOneInEveryCar

    Say “hello” to your new “Creamy house dressing.”

  8. Come on, don’t post a pic without the recipe. How can I make this stunt barf at home?

  9. walkinonyeetstreet

    People who think all dressings should be a runny consistency need mental help 100% of the time.

  10. unsightful

    I don’t know why but isn’t it amazing that you can tell texture just through vision, like holy shit that’s mayo but you said vinegarette and that’s like two different things

  11. ShadowMoon314

    How to emulsify a vinaigrette? This is so new to me and not a big fan of splitting vinaigrette dressing

  12. Flat-Statement4250

    Call it an Aioli. Customers won’t know the difference.

  13. Cl0uds92

    Give it to that *one* server and tell them it’s a vanilla bean milkshake.

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