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Walnut Oil and Chive Vinaigrette

A roasted nut oil can give your vinaigrette a mild, earthy flavor—a nice change from bland vegetable oil or sometimes-overpowering olive oil. What to buy: We like the La Tourangelle brand of roasted nut oils like this walnut oil. Avoid brands that use refined nut oils—they don’t taste like the nuts they came from. Store nut oils in the refrigerator or freezer to prevent rancidity. Game plan: If you’re making the dressing ahead of time, add the minced chives just before serving.

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Ingredients

number of servings
1
  • 14 Cup plus 1 tablespoon roasted walnut oil Added to
  • 3 tablespoon grapeseed or canola oil Added to
  • 3 tablespoon finely chopped fresh chives Added to
  • 3 tablespoon white wine vinegar Added to
  • 112 teaspoon Dijon mustard Added to
  • Kosher salt Added to
  • freshly ground black pepper Added to

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Directions

10 min.
1. Step

Place walnut and grapeseed or canola oils in a small bowl or measuring cup.

2. Step

Place chives, vinegar, and mustard in a medium, nonreactive bowl and whisk to combine. Slowly drizzle in the oil mixture, whisking continuously, until all of the oil is incorporated. Season with salt and pepper to taste and serve.

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Walnut Oil and Chive Vinaigrette

A roasted nut oil can give your vinaigrette a mild, earthy flavor—a nice change from bland vegetable oil or sometimes-overpowering olive oil. What to buy: We like the La Tourangelle brand of roasted nut oils like this walnut oil. Avoid brands that use refined nut oils—they don’t taste like the nuts they came from. Store nut oils in the refrigerator or freezer to prevent rancidity. Game plan: If you’re making the dressing ahead of time, add the minced chives just before serving.

10
Minutes
1
Number of servings
Directions
1. Step

Place walnut and grapeseed or canola oils in a small bowl or measuring cup.

2. Step

Place chives, vinegar, and mustard in a medium, nonreactive bowl and whisk to combine. Slowly drizzle in the oil mixture, whisking continuously, until all of the oil is incorporated. Season with salt and pepper to taste and serve.

Ingredients
14 Cup
plus 1 tablespoon roasted walnut oil
3 tablespoon
grapeseed or canola oil
3 tablespoon
finely chopped fresh chives
3 tablespoon
white wine vinegar
112 teaspoon
Dijon mustard
Kosher salt
freshly ground black pepper