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However, you may want to avoid using stronger kinds of vinegar, like the malt or balsamic variety. These have a strong taste ...

Leg of lamb, bone in, ten pounds of meat, one pound lamb bone, For the marinade and rub:, full milk, twigs of fresh rosemary, bulbs of mild elephant garlic, crushed, olive oil, Diamknd Crystal flaked ...

person pouring red wine into saucepan on stove - Ted Levine/Getty Images So, if the sniff test determines that your wine, did in fact, turn to vinegar, should you just toss it? Not necessarily.

Scatter over the finely chopped garlic and add a pinch of salt. Mix until well combined. Pour in the remaining red wine vinegar, plus more to taste, add the basil leaves and mix together with your ...

This is easy, quick and absolutely fuss-free! With just a few ingredients you are ready to cook this one. Salt smeared fish fillets seared to perfection and served with an interesting dressing of red ...

1. To make the marinade, mix the tamarind paste, garlic, red wine vinegar, honey and chillies. 2. Score the top of the lamb ribs using a sharp knife and season, then rub the marinade onto the lamb and ...

5. Slice the exotic tomatoes. 6. To make the dressing, combine the grated garlic, red wine vinegar, olive oil and caster sugar or honey. Squeeze 2 roast tomatoes into the dressing and toss with the ...