Fat: An Appreciation of a Misunderstood Ingredient with Recipes
Duck fat and grapefruit salad dressing
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| Course Type: Salad Dressings
Recipe Review
wester from Soesterberg, Utr
This one blew me away.
Green salads don't sound very exciting, but occasionally there is one that is really special, like this one. The poultry fat (I used goose) really works with the grapefruit. You will have to try this out to know how good it is.
I did not think segmenting the grapefruit was worth the trouble, as the segments fell apart anyway. Next time I will just squeeze them. And half the amount of grapefruit was plenty.
Comments
Queezle_Sister - 23rd January 2012
I think this sounds like one of the most unlikely combinations I've seen here on cookbooker. That it earns five stars is so surprising! Do you melt the fat to mix it with the grapefruit?
wester - 25th January 2012
Yes, you melt the fat, cook the shallot in it, mix it with the rest, and pour it over the salad when still warm.
Queezle_Sister - 25th January 2012
Of course fat is fat, but I think I'd suffer a mental hurdle with this one. But I'm so glad you posted about it and to hear that it tasted great.
andrew - 26th January 2012
Wow! I have some duck fat in the freezer - it's amazing to roast potatoes in, but never thought of a salad dressing.
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