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Preview: Orange-Cumin-Coriander Vinaigretteby Dawn T in Rouxbe Videos A refreshing and healthy citrus vinaigrette.
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To start the dressing, first juice the oranges. Reduce the orange juice by half over medium high heat, then set aside to cool completely. Meanwhile heat a small fry pan over medium heat and toast the cumin seeds until slightly browned. Once browned let cool for a few minutes, then purée in a spice or coffee grinder. Transfer the cumin to a food processor. Then rougly chop the cilantro and add it to the food processor along with the orange juice, salt and cayenne pepper and blend until smooth. Add oil and blend for another minute. This salad dressing will make more than enough for 4 people, but leftovers are great. In fact this dressing is even nice at room temperature as a sauce over grilled fish or chicken.
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This recipe makes quite a bit of dressing but it keeps well for a few days in the refrigerator. Also, make sure not to add the cilantro while the orange juice is too hot or it could lose its vibrant green color.
Comments
I really loved the flavor of this. I've used it on salads that contained strawberries, mango, or peach.
I don't see the coriander. How much is required and when is it added?
Really they're the same depending on different regions of the world. In North America, cilantro
usually refers to the leaves of the plant and coriander refers to the seeds.
Answer to question: In the recipe 1 cup fresh cilantro refers to 1 cup coriander.
makes sense, thanks.