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Walnut Oil Sherry Vinaigrette

This is a great twist on any traditional vinaigrette recipe.

Using nut oils, any nut oil really, adds a whole new dimension of flavor.

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Instructions

This simple viniagrette can be whipped up in seconds and poured on just about anything. Whisk together 3 parts walnut oil, (you can blend in some olive oil for a less intense flavor), to 1 part Sherry vinegar. Add a dollop of Dijon mustard and a sprinkle of salt and pepper, and enjoy!

We love to boil some new potatoes, cool them just a bit, and toss them with chopped red & green onions and fresh chopped parsley. Then fold in the vinaigrette for a lovely warm potato salad.

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Huilerie J. Leblanc Walnut Oil

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Walnut oil is the most durable of the nuts oils, with an intense, nutty flavor and creamy texture. We love using walnut oil with seafood - try tossing poached shrimp or lobster in walnut oil and a squeeze of lemon for a decadent seafood salad.

Jean Leblanc's family has been hand-crafting nut oils in Burgundy for 130 years. The oils are made so simply that it seems others would have emulated his quality.  He grinds 54 pound batches of fresh nuts into a paste and roasts the paste - the oil that settles off has the most luxurious flavor and creamy texture.

Time Magazine named J. Leblanc to their Design 100 in 2009.


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8 ounces
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  1. Absolutely positively the best walnut oil, period

    Posted by chambolle on 7th Aug 2012

    Expensive, yes. Worth it, yes. Without peer. Once you have had Jean LeBlanc walnut oil (or hazelnut oil, or grapeseed oil) nothing else will do. This has the aroma of warm, freshly shelled walnuts toasting in a pan on the stove. Extremely versatile - drizzle a teaspoon or so over a dish of lightly steamed haricots verts with a splash of meyer lemon juice and a touch of balsamic vinegar; use it along with grapeseed oil in a "simple" vinaigrette that suddenly won't seem so simple. Essential.

  2. A Delicious New Dimension

    Posted by Theresa Nelson on 29th Sep 2010

    This oil can be used in so many ways, and my favorite is for salads that have walnuts (the same is true for the hazelnut oil). It is lovely drizzled over some steamed haricots verts with some toasted walnuts.





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