Recipe Roundup: Sigona’s Honey-Ginger White Balsamic

Honey and ginger play well together and bring a gentle, spicy heat that balances perfectly with the moderate, natural acidity of our white balsamic. This is outstanding when paired with our Persian lime extra virgin olive oil, and positively shines with our roasted sesame oil.

A simple yet amazing dressing or marinade recipe includes our honey-ginger white balsamic, roasted sesame oil, garlic or Persian lime extra virgin olive oil and soy sauce.

Olive oil pairing suggestions: Persian lime, basil, Meyer lemon fusion, any non-infused Sigona’s Fresh Press extra virgin olive oil.

Check out these serving suggestions for our honey-ginger white balsamic!

Honey-Ginger Balsamic Sautéed Green Beans
These cook all in the same skillet. There is no need for parboiling or blanching before they’re sautéed with the balsamic. Serve these alongside our recipe for One Skillet Chicken with a Satsuma-Vanilla & Marmalade Glaze to make it a complete meal! Serves 4 to 6.
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Honey Ginger Balsamic Sautéed Green Beans
Mango-Orange-Habanero Chicken with Coconut Cauliflower “Rice”
The sweet-tart flavors in this dish pair well with the subtle heat from the ginger and sparingly-used habanero pepper. Sautéing the cauliflower with shredded coconut adds the perfect touch. Using wheat and dairy alternatives makes this a paleo & Whole30 approved meal! Adapted from Food, Faith, Fitness. Serves 2.
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Mango-Orange-Habanero Chicken with Coconut Cauliflower Rice
Chinese Chicken Salad with a Honey Ginger, Roasted Sesame and Persian Lime Vinaigrette
Light, flavorful and packed with good veggies, this salad is fantastic as a main entree for lunch or dinner. For more substance and protein, toss in up to two cups of cooked quinoa in with the greens. Serves about 4.
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Chinese Chicken Salad with a Honey Ginger, Roasted Sesame and Persian Lime Vinaigrette
Rice Noodle Salad with Red Argentine Shrimp (or Tofu) and a Honey Ginger & Basil Vinaigrette
This salad is simply bursting with flavors and color. If you want to go the vegetarian route, use tofu and up the measurements of the veggies and fruits. Red Argentine shrimp are fantastic – they have a lobster-like texture and cook up in just minutes. Adapted from The Olive Oil & Vinegar Lover’s Cookbook. Serves 4 to 6.
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Rice Noodle Salad with Red Argentine Shrimp (or Tofu) and a Honey Ginger & Basil Vinaigrette
Noodle Bowl with Slow Poached Chicken, Veggies and a Key Lime Balsamic & Miso Dressing
This veggie-packed meal will sharpen your knife skills and satisfy your craving for something savory and flavorful. Two chicken breasts will serve about 4 people, so prepare enough bowl ingredients accordingly. Recipe and photo courtesy of Veronica Foods. Makes 1/2 cup of dressing.
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Steak and Citrus Salad with Creamy Avocado and a Simple Honey-Ginger Vinaigrette
We just love the combination of citrus and avocado, and when it’s served together with steak — either in taco or salad form — it’s simply excellent. The sweetly aromatic honey-ginger vinaigrette gives the salad another delicious layer of flavor that ties everything together. Serves 2.
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Parchment Packet Chicken & Mango Baked with Jalapeño and Sigona’s Honey-Ginger Balsamic
Parchment-packet baking infuses the chicken with the flavors in which its wrapped, creating a fantastic taste explosion. Clean up is easy, too, which might be the best part. You can substitute fish for the chicken; snapper or salmon would work well. Adapted from Martha Stewart. Serves 4.
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Page Mandarin and Spinach Salad with Almonds, Avocado and a Honey Ginger Vinaigrette
This healthy salad is simple yet flavorful. While the vinaigrette presents a sweet side, the mandarins add a bright, juicy punch. Make it an entrée by simply adding cooked chicken. Inspired by Pinterest. Serves 2 to 4.
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Page Mandarin and Spinach Salad with Almonds, Avocado and a Honey Ginger Vinaigrette
Local Heirloom Cantaloupe Gazpacho
Gazpacho is a simple, often fruit-based soup that’s served chilled. It’s refreshing, light and great for summer parties, either in soup bowls or in smaller cups as an appetizer. Makes 4 to 6 larger servings.
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Local Heirloom Cantaloupe Gazpacho using orange-flesh melons or cantaloupe

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