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  1. I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    ---
    find me on yahoo groups 🙂

  2. "~patches~" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    ---
    find me on yahoo groups 🙂

    My MIL loves rosemary and she is a lavender FIEND. How do you make yours?
    She loves to do homemade salad dressing; this one could be a winner!

    kili

  3. ~patches~ said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    I made herbed vinegars too. I learned that you get crappy cheap herbed
    vinegar when you use crappy cheap vinegar. Where you you get YOUR vinegar
    for these delightful blends of herbs? Tell the truth. lol

  4. kilikini said:

    "~patches~" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    ---
    find me on yahoo groups 🙂

    My MIL loves rosemary and she is a lavender FIEND. How do you make yours?
    She loves to do homemade salad dressing; this one could be a winner!

    kili

    I use one lg sprig of rosemary and two sprigs of lavender. Put into a
    bottle that can be corked. Pour warm not hot vinegar over the herbs
    then cork and let sit for at least one month. I use about 1/3 of the
    flavoured vinegar to 2/3 oil with a little dijon and sugar.

    --
    I'm on yahoo groups 🙂 Have you yahooed today?

  5. jay said:
    ~patches~ said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    I made herbed vinegars too. I learned that you get crappy cheap herbed
    vinegar when you use crappy cheap vinegar. Where you you get YOUR vinegar
    for these delightful blends of herbs? Tell the truth. lol

    It depends on the results I want. I don't really care for the sharpness
    of white vinegar but it does have it's uses. I like a good quality
    cider vinegar for some herb blends. As to where I get the vinegar I
    think the general assumption should be from a store 😉

    --
    I'm on yahoo groups 🙂 Have you yahooed today?

  6. ~patches~ wrote:
    "--
    I'm on yahoo groups 🙂 Have you yahooed today? "

    Yeppers.
    😉
    Nice groups you've got there. Thanks for the tip, guys!

    --

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  7. ~patches~ said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars.

    That's understandable. You leave a sour taste wherever you go.

    -sw

  8. "~patches~" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    kilikini said:

    "~patches~" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I like experimenting with herbed vinegars. My two current favourites
    are rosemary/lavender and oregano/purple basil/lemon thyme. The oregano
    blend is a very pretty shade of pink. Both make nice vinagiarettes and
    accent stonger greens like mesclun blend well.

    ---
    find me on yahoo groups 🙂

    My MIL loves rosemary and she is a lavender FIEND. How do you make


    yours?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    She loves to do homemade salad dressing; this one could be a winner!

    kili

    I use one lg sprig of rosemary and two sprigs of lavender. Put into a
    bottle that can be corked. Pour warm not hot vinegar over the herbs
    then cork and let sit for at least one month. I use about 1/3 of the
    flavoured vinegar to 2/3 oil with a little dijon and sugar.

    --
    I'm on yahoo groups 🙂 Have you yahooed today?

    Okay, what kind of vinegar would you suggest with this? Cider, rice, wine?

    kili

  9. Kili said:
    Quoted message said:

    I use one lg sprig of rosemary and two sprigs of lavender. Put into a
    bottle that can be corked. Pour warm not hot vinegar over the herbs
    then cork and let sit for at least one month. I use about 1/3 of the
    flavoured vinegar to 2/3 oil with a little dijon and sugar.

    Okay, what kind of vinegar would you suggest with this? Cider, rice,
    wine?

    I've used white wine vinegar with good results. You can also use red wine
    vinegar, though you'll obviously get a somewhat different flavor.

    Bob

  10. "Bob Terwilliger" <virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Kili said:
    Quoted message said:

    I use one lg sprig of rosemary and two sprigs of lavender. Put into a
    bottle that can be corked. Pour warm not hot vinegar over the herbs
    then cork and let sit for at least one month. I use about 1/3 of the
    flavoured vinegar to 2/3 oil with a little dijon and sugar.

    Okay, what kind of vinegar would you suggest with this? Cider, rice,
    wine?

    I've used white wine vinegar with good results. You can also use red wine
    vinegar, though you'll obviously get a somewhat different flavor.

    Bob

    Thanks, Bob. This may make a nice, attractive birthday or Christmas present
    for my MIL. Just put it in a pretty bottle with an appropriately colored
    ribbon.

    kili

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