Elderflower Cordial

"Elderflower cordial makes a wonderfully, refreshing summer drink but the cordial has other uses and also makes a stunning Elderflower vinaigrette recipe. Use this as you would any other vinaigrette for a delicious, light sweet dressing for your salads. It also makes a good light sauce for fish or baked chicken."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
2 1/2 cups dressing
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place all the ingredients in a screw top jar, screw on the lid and shake vigorously until the all the ingredients are incorporated and creamy.
  • Serve immediately on baby leaf salad or as a dressing on hot new potatoes, or over fish or baked chicken for an extra yummy treat.

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Reviews

  1. BK, I'm not giving stars because I changed the proportions drastically. I 1st cut it down from 2.5c to .5c. I was supposed to use 1/2c elderflower cordial, 1/8c evoo, 1/2TB vinegar, 1/2t honey, 1/2t dijon. I used 1/4c liqueur, 1/4c evoo, 1TB vin, 1t honey, 1t dijon, s&p. The amount of liqueur called for freaked me out a bit plus I wanted it a more balanced vinaigrette. I hope you don't mind. What I made was delicious! Everyone enjoyed it on a basic romaine salad. I can give stars for what I did if you like. I made this for Aussie Swap 4/14.
     
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