How to Make Cherry Balsamic Vinegar

Even though this vinegar will have a lovely cherry flavor after infusing for a week, allowing the cherries to steep in the vinegar a few more weeks will result in a much deeper, robust flavor. It’s definitely worth the wait!

INGREDIENTS:

2 cups cherries, washed, pitted, and coarsely chopped
2 cups good quality, dark balsamic vinegar

METHOD:

Place pitted and chopped cherries into a sterilized quart mason jar with a lid.

Fill the jar with balsamic vinegar a few inches above the cherries (about 2 cups). Cover the jar and let steep for at least one week — but longer is better!

Strain the vinegar into a sterilized jar or bottle, discarding the cherries.

YIELD: Makes 2 cups

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