Grapefruit And Blood Orange Salad

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Sam Storms

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits	Sami		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6		Blood oranges
2		Ruby grapefruit
2		Heads radicchio or bitter
		green lettuce
2	T	Blood orange juice
2	t	Sweet balsamic vinegar
1	ds	Champagne vinegar
1		Squeeze of lemon
1/8	t	Salt
1	ds	Ground black pepper
2	T	Extra virgin olive oil

INSTRUCTIONS

(Alice Waters, Chez Panisse)  Peel 4 blood oranges and slice thinly
into rounds, reserving  remaining 2 oranges for juice. Peel and section
grapefruit. Line  plates with radicchio. Arrange orange and grapefruit
over radicchio.  Chill. Pour Vinaigrette over salad when ready to
serve. Makes 4  servings.  Vinaigrette: Combine orange juice, balsamic
vinegar, Champagne  vinegar, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Let stand 10
minutes, then  stir in oil.  Posted to FOODWINE Digest 14 Feb 97 by
"Ted D. Conley"  <tedconley@EARTHLINK.NET> on Feb 14, 1997.

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