Acquiesce Winery
http://www.whitewinewinery.com
Bokisch Vineyards
http://www.bokischvineyards.com
Klinker Brick Winery
http://www.klinkerbrickwinery.com
The Lucas Winery
http://www.lucaswinery.com
McCay Cellars
http://www.mccaycellars.com
Michael David
Winery
http://www.michaeldavidwinery.com
Oak Farm Vineyards
http://www.oakfarmvineyards.com
St. Jorge Winery
http://www.stjorgewinery.com
Wine & Roses Hotel
Restaurant Spa
http://www.winerose.com
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SERVES 4–6
Cauliflower, Broccoli
and Olive Salad
A SALAD of two humble veg gets a sprightly kick from briny
olives and a mustardy dressing. A high-acid red, such as
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Cauliflower Florets
4 cups
Broccoli Florets 4 cups
Pitted Black Olives
½ cup
Flat Leaf Parsley 1 cup,
roughly chopped
Dijon Mustard 1 Tbs
Garlic 1 small clove,
crushed
Fresh Thyme Leaves
1 tsp
Dry Mustard 1 tsp
Lemon Juice and Zest
of ½ a lemon
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
¾ cup
Salt and Freshly Ground
Black Pepper to taste
1 BLANCH the cauliflower and
broccoli florets in boiling water
for one minute then drain and
immediately submerge in cold
water to stop the cooking.
When cool, drain and blot
dry with paper towel. Place
in a bowl with the olives and
parsley.
2 MAKE a dressing by combining
the remaining ingredients with
a stick blender or whisk.
3 TOSS the salad with enough
of the dressing to coat well.
The salad can be served
immediately or left to stand
for an hour or so to let flavours
develop. Store any leftover
dressing in the fridge and use
within a week.
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Vintage truck
at Oak Farm
Vineyards;
Tasting Lucas
wines; The
mansion at
Oak Farm
Vineyards.
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