You can use it on almost everything. In fact, you can make a complete meal with Traditional Balsamic Vinegar and great Balsamic Condiment from appetizers to desserts. The only dishes that do not call for balsamic vinegar are the overly spiced dishes, hot spicy dishes, or any other strong foods with layers of contrasting flavors also do not pair well with the complex taste of good balsamic vinegar.
As a rule, use sparingly, a little bit will go a long way, and preferably straight from the bottle as the finishing touch of a dish. We at The Balsamic Guy like it best with salads, raw vegetables, sauces, mayo, cheese, cold cuts, baked pasta, risotto, white and red meat, fish, sushi, fruit, fruit salads, ice cream, chocolate, custards, and much more. Once you get addicted to it, you will start sipping it out of the spoon or a small glass as a digestive after your meal.
So, what are the differences between the three main types of Balsamic Vinegar?
So, what are the differences between the three main types of Balsamic Vinegar?
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Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena Extra Vecchio aged 25 Years Gold seal
This is the most refined and sophisticated of all the aged balsamic vinegar types. It is superb with any food pairing, especially cheese, meat, desserts, fruit, or enjoyed on its own.
Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena Affinato aged 12 Years Ivory seal
The Affinato is outstanding with first courses such as pasta and rice dishes, fish, sauces, and vegetables. It has a perfect balance of sweet and sour that will please the most demanding palate.
Balsamic Condiment aged 6 Years
This condiment is more vinegary and has a more pronounced sensation of volatile acidity. It is great on salads, raw veggies, cold cuts, young cheese, or enjoyed with Olive oil and great for dressings and marinades.