Recipe Roundup: Sigona’s Coconut Balsamic
This combination of barrel-aged white balsamic and coconut provides a perfectly sweet, pleasingly tart flavor balanced with the clean, rich and tropical notes of coconut.
It adds a light, sweet and tangy tropical twist to many recipes, from DIY granola to shrimp or even a cocktail.
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Pairing suggestions: Persian lime olive oil, basil olive oil, roasted onion & cilantro olive oil, roasted sesame oil any non-infused Sigona’s Fresh Press extra virgin olive oil.
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Tropical Coconut & Lime Shrimp with Mango and Mini Sweet Peppers
The enticing and tropical-vacation-type scents of coconut and lime that waft through the house while cooking this dish will bring the whole family to the table. This is a quick weeknight meal that’s dairy-free and gluten-free, and you can easily use cauliflower rice for the base if you’re grain-free! Adapted from The Olive Oil & Vinegar Lover’s Cookbook. Serves 4.
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Air Fryer Caribbean-Seasoned Sweet Potato Fries with Basil Aioli
Take your tastebuds on vacation with Sigona’s Coconut Balsamic and Sigona’s Basil Oil! The coconut balsamic on the fries gives a subtle yet tangy and sweet tropical flavor that pairs deliciously with the aioli made by blending the ingredients with our basil oil (it’s also great on sandwiches or as a veggie dip). The air fryer makes the process quick and doesn’t heat up the kitchen! Serves 2 to 4.
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Mango, Sweet Pepper & Orange Chicken Foil Packs
These foil packs loaded with flavorful, fresh ingredients, make for easy weeknight dinners at home or while enjoying the great outdoors; they’re even fancy enough for glamping! Cook them over a campfire, the grill or in the oven. The best part: clean up is a breeze. Adapted from Clean Eating. Serves 2.
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Grilled Pineapple Salsa || with Mahi Mahi Lettuce Wraps
Sigona’s spicy Baklouti green chili infused olive oil is perfectly potent, in terms of spiciness, so just a 1/2 tablespoon will add the right amount of heat and flavor to this salsa. The coconut balsamic balances it all out, adding a little zip to each bite. Makes about 4 to 5 cups.
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