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Definition of balsamic
1 : of, relating to, yielding, or containing balsam
2 : made with balsamic vinegar a balsamic vinaigrette
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The Evil Sprouts are cooked with maple syrup and balsamic vinegar and mixed with those same bacon lardons that topped the mac and cheese.
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Drizzle with your best olive oil and balsamic vinegar. 5.
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The vegetarian-friendly side of the menu holds a simple arugula, Parm and balsamic salad, its peppery bite balanced with the salty cheese and a touch of lemon.
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Stir in 2-3 teaspoons of the balsamic syrup, tossing to coat the greens.
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Microgreens added a note of freshness, however, the dish called out for a spritz of acid, perhaps in the form of a balsamic reduction or a light lemon dressing on the greens, to add balance to the plate.
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The salsa and balsamic mayo can be made a day or two in advance; refrigerate in separate containers with plastic wrap directly on the surface.
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To serve, spread each bottom bun with a quarter of the balsamic mayo.
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To serve, spread each bottom bun with one-quarter of the balsamic mayo.
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