balsamic vinager adds a flair to gourmet cooking. A gourmet kitchen without aged balsamic vinegar is hard to imagine. Less than twenty years ago, aged balsamic was nearly an unknown Italian ingredient. Now, chefs use it more and more. A few drops of the very best balsamic on ripe berries, pears, or other fruit is a customary combination to end a main course.

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Fresh catch: Grilled swordfish with asparagus
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For balsamic reduction: Place vinegar in small pot and reduce until it reaches 1/4 cup, taking care that it doesn't burn. For asparagus: Trim asparagus 4 1/2 inches long. Reserve trimmings for puree. Score a line around stalk one inch from the bottom.




Bartenders revive the tang of old-time 'shrubs' in modern cocktails
Sacramento Bee
Corcoran picked Champagne vinegar for her shrub, infusing it first with apples to deepen the flavor, but beet-and-brown sugar shrub (a cafe staff favorite) incorporates red wine vinegar and an eight -year-old Casa Rinaldi balsamic pairs with ...

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