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Old 05-24-2007, 08:02 AM
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Is it possible to boil down a condiment grade Cavalli Balsamic Vinegar to thicken it?
Thanks for suggestions.
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Can't imagine why not.
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Absolutely.

Just stop short of the viscosity you want, though, because it will continue to thicken once it's off the fire.
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Sure you can, not only that but you can add a bit of red rasberry jam (seedless) to it and reduce to a nice glaze for poached salmon! I began this a while ago and it has been well received by customers. But then again I like the flavor of red rasberry.
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you can add a bit of red rasberry jam (seedless) to it and reduce to a nice glaze for poached salmon!

Oooooh. I just broke out in a sweat. Perhaps with mango salsa?
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