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Apple Cider Vinaigrette

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For any of you who missed last week’s post, I tried making homemade apple cider (really homemade — starting with apples galore!) for the first time this fall. And cannot tell you how much we’ve been enjoying it!!

Of course, it has made its way into a few other recipes as well, including this yummy apple cider vinaigrette I wanted to share with you. The recipe is super-simple, and just takes a few minutes to make. Definitely one to bookmark and pull out whenever you have good-quality apple cider on hand! I’ve already tried it with a few different salad combinations (some more sweet, some more savory), and loved it on each one.

Versatile. Easy. Quick. Delicious. Go make some! :)

 

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Apple Cider Vinaigrette

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  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 1-2 cups vinaigrette 1x

Description

A simple and irresistible Apple Cider vinaigrette recipe you’ll love! Simple to prepare and ready to be enjoyed in less than 5 minutes.


Ingredients

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  • 1 cup apple cider, homemade or store-bought
  • 1/2 cup olive oil
  • 2 Tbsp. apple cider vinegar
  • 2 Tbsp. honey or agave nectar
  • 1/4 tsp. salt
  • 1/4 tsp. freshly-ground black pepper
  • pinch cinnamon (1/8tsp or less)

Instructions

  1. Whisk all ingredients together.  (Or pour in a tight-fitting jar and shake until combined.)  Serve immediately, or store in the refrigerator for up to one week.

 

Ali’s Tip:

Feel free to also throw in some minced garlic or a pinch of mustard powder if you’d like!

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23 comments on “Apple Cider Vinaigrette”

  1. this recipe sounds yummy! i love apple flavored things. cinnamon and apple are my favorite combination :)

  2. Mmm, this sounds delicious, I’ll definitely have to try it out!

  3. I love apple cider, but never thought to use it this way. Sounds perfect.

  4. Wow, I’ve actually never tried homemade apple cider. Sounds delicious though – maybe I’ll brave your recipe!

  5. That is a great idea to use leftover cider!

  6. Oh, I LIKE this one.

  7. Oh, I haven’t ever made homemade cider, that sounds like fun! I love this recipe for the vinaigrette – it looks super simple and delicious!

  8. I have never made homemade apple cider which sounds AMAZING, but this dressing sounds like something I could really enjoy with the store bought version!

  9. This sounds so great! Yums!!

    xo,
    christen
    thekrumms@gmail.com

  10. Homemade dressings are always so much better than the store-bought variety. I can’t wait to try this cider vinaigrette! I bet I’ll use it throughout the fall season.

  11. I have a great recipe for an apple cider crumble! Yum!

  12. This would be perfect on the spinch salad!

  13. I’m always looking for healthy alternatives to store bottled dressings. This looks like a winner especially since I love anything apple!

  14. Apple Cider Vinegar has considerable health benefits. Google it. I’d tell you what they are but my chemo brain prevents me from remembering anything more than “it’s real good for you”.

  15. Mmm. I bet it’s really good with the added garlic!

  16. i’ve been looking for a classic salad dressing recipe!

  17. I am going to make homeade apple cider asap! :)

  18. Oh this looks delicious. I’m a huge fan of vinaigrettes and I have some cider that’s turning tangy.

  19. Sounds yummy!

  20. this salad is also good wth mixed salad borsin cheese dried cherrys strawberrys nd apples throw some toasted almond on and chicken an you have a great salad..

  21. Apple seeds contain a small amount of cyanide but as long as they are not cracked they are fine. Same for cherry pits. It would take alot to kill you but I would remove them just to be safe since they will be heated.

  22. Love LOVE love your recipes! Whenever I search on Pinterest for a recipe, I always end up choosing one of yours! Thanks so much!