ANCESTRAL Apple cider Vinegar
Nutram Food Inc.

 • BRIEF HISTORY
 •  PRODUCTION
 •  ANCESTRAL CIDER
     VINEGAR
 •  QUALITY FIRST
 •  EATING BETTER
 •  DRESSING
 •  MARINADES
 •  DIPS
 •  AROMATIC VINEGARS
 •  SAUCES
 •  MAYONNAISES
 •  SALADS
 •  KETCHUPS
 •  SOUPS
 •  BOUILLONS FOR
    FONDUE
 •  MARINADES FOR
    PRESERVES
 •  ASSORTED RECIPES
 •  HEALTH COCKTAILS
 • COOKING ADVICE
 •  BODY CARE
 •  WHITE VINEGAR
 • VINEGAR DIET
 •  CONCLUSION
 

Nutram Foods Inc.
Canada

 
 

 

 

 

Today there are many spicy vinegars available on the market. Because they are relatively expensive, we will show you an economical way to make them yourself. We suggest a dill vinegar recipe that you can adapt to your taste by replacing the dill with tarragon, fennel, thyme, basil, chives, rosemary, etc. Let your imagination run wild and make your own creations by combining 2, 3 or 4 different herbs or spices. As you make some fantastic discoveries, we’re sure you’ll be jealously guarding your new cooking secrets.


DILL VINEGAR

Place 1 large stem of fresh dill in a bottle and

fill to the top with Ancestral vinegar.

Seal the bottle and let stand for 3 weeks near a sunlit window

(the stem can be replaced).

Store in a dark place.

 

 

 

Fruit vinegars are another tasty possibility, delicious on green lettuce, watercress or chicken liver salad. Here is a raspberry recipe. Feel free to experiment with strawberries, blueberries or blackberries.

 


RASPBERRY VINEGAR

Put 1 cup raspberries and

2/3 cup Ancestral vinegar in a saucepan.

Cover and let simmer for 5 minutes.

Strain and add cider vinegar to obtain 2 ½ cups of liquid.

 

 

 

 

 
 

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