could you mix with oil and vinegar?
1248754
I would probably mix it first with the vinegar, to make a loose paste, and then whisk in the oil. Just adding it to an oil and vinegar mixture might lead to it "clumping". I'd also let it sit, after mixing, to allow the flavors to meld. I've used lots of different "white stuff" - yogurt, sour cream, buttermilk, mayo, and mixtures of any and all of them. I prefer using less of the Ranch powder than usually called for, and adding some of my own herbs/spices "to taste", along with black or white pepper. Have also used to "rub" chicken. Experiment. Enjoy.
1248755
absolutely! My family makes a great italian dressing with this added and everyone loves it.
1248756
I would probably mix it first with the vinegar, to make a loose paste, and then whisk in the oil. Just adding it to an oil and vinegar mixture might lead to it "clumping". I'd also let it sit, after mixing, to allow the flavors to meld. I've used lots of different "white stuff" - yogurt, sour cream, buttermilk, mayo, and mixtures of any and all of them. I prefer using less of the Ranch powder than usually called for, and adding some of my own herbs/spices "to taste", along with black or white pepper. Have also used to "rub" chicken. Experiment. Enjoy. I would probably mix it first with the vinegar, to make a loose paste, and then whisk in the oil. Just adding it to an oil and vinegar mixture might lead to it "clumping". I'd also let it sit, after mixing, to allow the flavors to meld. I've used lots of different "white stuff" - yogurt, sour cream, buttermilk, mayo, and mixtures of any and all of them. I prefer using less of the Ranch powder than usually called for, and adding some of my own herbs/spices "to taste", along with black or white pepper. Have also used to "rub" chicken. Experiment. Enjoy.
1248757
Yes, you can mix it with oil and vinegar and it makes a good dressing. Whisking it until it emulsifies is the key. There is an interesting bacon vinaigrette dressing recipe on the hidden valley website. I haven't tried it, but it is basically oil and vinegar dressing with bacon and brown sugar. https://www.hiddenvalley.com/recipe/66/bacon-vinaigrette-dressing/
1508569
Here is a little trick. Get a ziplock bag and put the clay in it and then add either the apple cider vinegar or the filtered water. Once you have it all in the bag then get the excess air out and then re seal the bag. Mash it around and since the clay is confined and cannot move around as much it makes it easier to mix. Please try it and come back and let us all know how it works for you if you get a chance. Hope this helps!
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This seems to be a better grade of black seed oil than what I've bought before. Like good organic apple cider vinegar has a lot of "stuff" at the bottom which you shake to get it into the vinegar before using. That's my thought at least. Don't know the answer to the second question, sorry.
380201
Take the dressing out of the fridge 10-15 min before serving then shake that should be enough time for the oil and vinegar to come to temp and mix again.
800661
No, it is essential oil, very concentrated so you would mix it with a carrier oil, not the other way around.
380205
I only make oil based dressings1) Oil based are so easy I usually make them nightly, wheat her sump,e vi ager and oil with garlic salt and pepper or the vrench version with a little Dijon and lemon juice it's easy...2) I you want to make larger quantities must take your dressing out of the fridge 30 min before you plan on on using ; )Good luck!Susan
694683
I suppose so. You put 2 tablespoons of oil in first so I suppose that you could put in 2 tablespoons of bacon grease. Might have to adjust the amount of bacon grease you use though.
344240
Probably, but it's quite expensive for that purpose. Better to use regular household white vinegar.
472809
This is the natural state of mixing oil and liquids, like water and vinegar . Since this is a natural product, no "hydrogenated fats" or chemicals to keep it mixed, you simply have to shake it vigorously before each use. It tastes great, better than most bottled products, and you can use a very high quality virgin olive oil and vinegar for the mix, keeping it delicious, healthful and gourmet.
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Yes you can, but I'm not sure about the amount since these are very very concentrated oils. It would be best to Goggle for information
1607479
Hi Ryan, I'm not sure about vinegar. Sorry I couldn't answer your question fully. I polish my granite and wooden cabinets with this product. Great for those.
181620
If you read the instructions on this page with this, it states if is pure. They strongly suggest you mix with olive oil or coconut oil.
1245083
Yes, but it is perfect olive oil. Vinegar might come out to fast. At my home,you can never have too much olive oil in your dish.
927807
i don't know, i've only used for olive oil. I don't see why it shouldn't work for vinegar.
1373355
Yes. The directions tell you how to mix it. It is the best if you use balsamic and rice vinegar and EV olive oil.
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why not mix with some olive oil as well as vinegar......and maybe some mild spices..........I think it would taste ok.....but hard to know for sure how you would like it.........also lemon juice added to mix could be nice
692308
I like the vinegar and water idea below. I use vinegar for all my cleaning... Except cleaning dishes in the dishwasher lol