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Dressings and dips

Kefir Mustard Chive Dressing

Dijon mustard adds a little bite, honey softens it, and chives leave a mild onion flavour. This quick kefir dressing is especially good with cooled potatoes or crisp green leaves.

Time10 minutes, plus 15 minutes chilling
MakesOne small batch, for about 4 side servings

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A finished serving of kefir mustard chive dressing

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Method

  1. Whisk the kefir, salt, and flavor ingredients until evenly combined.
  2. Rest in the refrigerator for 15 minutes so the flavors settle.
  3. Taste and adjust salt or acidity. Keep refrigerated and use within 3 days.

Taste on the food

Mustard brands differ in salt and heat. Taste the dressing on a piece of potato or lettuce before adding salt. If you omit honey, the dressing will be sharper; that may suit you without another sweetener.

Keep the unused portion cold

Cover and refrigerate at 4°C or below; use within three days or an earlier ingredient limit. Pour out a serving rather than dipping used utensils into the storage container.

Choose the kefir thickness

Use drinkable milk kefir for a dressing and strained milk kefir for a dip. That change works better than trying to thicken a thin sauce with extra seasoning.

Adjust the consistency

Stir before changing anything. For a thicker coating, fold in a spoonful of strained kefir; for a thinner sauce, add plain kefir a teaspoon at a time. Stop when it coats the food the way you like.

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Build a potato salad

Use the cooling and folding instructions in the potato-salad recipe when serving this mustard dressing with cooked potatoes.

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