Red Wine Vinegar Mignonette Granité
By Lan LamPublished on September 27, 2021
Time
10 minutes, plus 1 hour freezing
Yield
Serves 8 (Makes about ⅔ cup)
Ingredients
Before You Begin
If you prefer a traditional mignonette, skip the freezing and scraping steps, cover the bowl, refrigerate the sauce for at least 30 minutes or up to two days, and serve it chilled.
Instructions
- In shallow bowl, stir together vinegar, water, shallot, and sugar. Freeze until fully frozen, at least 1 hour or up to 2 days. One hour before serving, place small serving bowl in freezer. To serve, scrape frozen mixture with fork to create ice crystals. Stir in pepper. Transfer to chilled serving bowl; serve or cover and freeze until ready to use.
Time
10 minutes, plus 1 hour freezingYield
Serves 8 (Makes about ⅔ cup)Ingredients
Ingredients
Ingredients
Why This Recipe Works
Creating a textured twist on the classic mignonette required simply mixing up the ingredients—vinegar, water, shallot, and sugar—freezing the mixture in a shallow bowl, and then scraping the frozen sauce with a fork to create icy flakes. Finely grating the shallot made the mixture easier to scrape, and stirring in coarsely ground pepper after scraping added more delicate crunch.
Before You Begin
If you prefer a traditional mignonette, skip the freezing and scraping steps, cover the bowl, refrigerate the sauce for at least 30 minutes or up to two days, and serve it chilled.
Instructions
- In shallow bowl, stir together vinegar, water, shallot, and sugar. Freeze until fully frozen, at least 1 hour or up to 2 days. One hour before serving, place small serving bowl in freezer. To serve, scrape frozen mixture with fork to create ice crystals. Stir in pepper. Transfer to chilled serving bowl; serve or cover and freeze until ready to use.
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