What all spices and herbs can be used to flavor vinegar? [closed]

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What all spices/herbs can be included to flavor vinegar. Also want to know which spices/herbs can be paired together in this case.



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Okay, here's a few suggestions - garlic and tarragon with white wine vinegar; basil, walnuts and garlic; sesame seeds and ginger with rice vinegar (I'd add some soy sauce to the dish too and use bean thread (transparent) noodles rather than wheat pasta; cinnamon and nutmeg with apple cider vinegar.

Do you want more combinations or are these enough?




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What spices go well with vinegar?

Some combinations using red wine vinegar are:
  • lemon thyme, rosemary, and black peppercorns.
  • Thyme, rosemary, oregano, and basil.
  • cilantro, garlic, and fresh ginger root.
  • sage, parsley, and shallots.
  • raspberries, and thyme.
  • rosemary, savory, sage, basil, bay, and garlic.
  • sweet cherries, anise seed, and tarragon.


How do you add flavor to vinegar?

While the vinegar is heating, prepare fruits, vegetables, herbs, or spices: Lightly bruise the sprigs of cleaned fresh herbs, mint leaves, or fresh berries to release their aromatic oils and intensify flavor; this also shortens time for flavors to develop.

What flavors go well with vinegar?

Common flavor pairings for vinegar
  • olive oil. garlic.
  • beet. olive oil. salt.
  • peanut. olive oil. egg.
  • mozzarella cheese. olive oil. oregano.
  • white pepper. olive oil. butter.


How do you make herbal infused vinegar?

The Quicker Method: Hot Vinegar and Dried Herbs
  • Fill a clean, heat-proof glass jar 1/3 full of dried herbs (it is not necessary to sterilize the jar).
  • Heat vinegar just to a simmer (don't let it get to a full boil).
  • Pour the hot vinegar over the dried herbs. ...
  • Strain the vinegar into an attractive, clean glass bottle.




  • Homemade Flavored Vinegars




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