Planning on staying in and preparing your own Valentine's Day meal? Valentine's dinner menus almost always include some type of seafood from shrimp cocktail to a flakey sea bass filet sitting pretty next to a juicy steak filet.
A quick and delicious idea to dress up your seafood for the occasion at home is to use to a Balsamic reduction glaze on your fish, scallops or shrimp! Here is an easy recipe for a perfect balsamic reduction to not only complement your seafood(and even steak) but also a great way to jazz up your plate presentation to make you feel like you're sitting in a 5 star restaurant.
You only need 10 minutes and 1 ingredient, Balsamic Vinegar, for the reduction. If you want to make a glaze just add a sweetener of your choice (coconut sugar, maple syrup, honey, etc.) to the vinegar. Are there more complex recipes out there? Sure! But this is guaranteed fool-proof and leaves you time to focus on grilling those scallops, fish, or steak filets to perfection!
It's that simple! Don't forget to get creative with plate presentation-- Hearts, I Love You, Be Mine, etc!
Do you have a favorite/go-to Balsamic Reduction or Glaze recipe? What other dishes do you drizzle it on? Leave a comment and let us know!
Actually not at all:). It’s a very simple fvlaor. Subtly sweet from the sugar with a butteriness, and a tang from the vinegar. Since it only cooks for less than an hour, there is not too much acidity from the vinegar like you would get from a saur kraut, or pickled product. You should try it. Maybe do a half batch in case you don’t like it.
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Atif
March 22, 2015
white distilled vienagr is the one to use to clean a coffee maker it will get rid of any minerals deposit make sure you run plain water after the vienagr one otherwise you’ll end up with a funny tasting coffee the next morning.