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    Brendan Collins’ Blackberry Vinaigrette

    Brendan Collins of Waterloo & City was at the Santa Monica Farmers Market this week where he talked to Laura Avery on the Market Report.  Brendan is making a beet…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Harriet Ells • Feb 5, 2011 • 1 min read

    Brendan Collins

    of

    Waterloo & City was at the

    Santa Monica Farmers Market this week where he talked to Laura Avery on the Market Report. Brendan is making a beet salad with goat cheese and a blackberry vinaigrette. A recipe for the dressing follows:

    Mix all the ingredients and marinate in the fridge for a minimum of 2 weeks

    Blackberry Vinaigrette

    2 pts blackberry vinegar

    4 pt blackberries

    1 qt olive oil

    1 qt grape seed oil

    4 clove garlic very finely chopped

    4 shallots fine chopped

    1 oz lemon juice

    3 tsps Dijon

    5 tsps seat salt

    20 turns of a pepper mill that has black pepper corns in it

    Warm the vinegar up with blackberries blend and pass through a sieve.

    Add salt pepper shallots, garlic, mustard, vinegar, salt and lemon juice and shake in a container large enough to hold all ingredients add oil in small batches shake well and adjust seasoning to you taste

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