Recipe Summary
Make this slightly sweet Honey Pear Vinaigrette to drizzle over your salads, use as a marinade or by the spoonful!
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Here’s one for your palate, Honey Pear Vinaigrette with Prosciutto Blue Cheese Salad! Yes, I’m on a roll sharing my favorite salads and dressings, so take it all in.

Making dressings and vinaigrette’s are to simple to make yourself, seriously 5 minutes or so and you’ve got a gorgeous dressing ready to drizzle over your favorite salad. When you make your own, not only is it fresh, but you can adjust the taste to suit your preference and the best part is that you know exactly what is in there.
I obviously have my personal favorite dressings and vinaigrette’s. If I’m in the mood for something creamy, It’s Blue Cheese dressing all the way for me. Some days, it’s straight olive oil and balsamic or lemon juice with a dash of salt and pepper with maybe a fresh clove of garlic minced in. Lately, I’ve been on the fruity kick and it’s been a toss between Blackberry Balsamic Vinaigrette and today’s Honey Pear Vinaigrette.

The Honey Pear Vinaigrette takes advantage of the natural sweetness of pears with the added sweet bonus of honey. In order to really get the full flavor of the honey and pear, I used a base of grapeseed oil and white wine vinegar. You could also use canola oil or white vinegar if you were unable to find the grapeseed oil. The Honey Pear Vinaigrette will be a velvety, slightly sweet, drizzle worthy concoction of beauty that if I’m left alone with for too long, I might drink it straight.

Drizzle this Honey Pear Vinaigrette warmed or chilled over your favorite salad, use as a marinade for chicken or in the Prosciutto Blue Cheese Salad that I’ve shared with you below.
Dress your greens!

Honey Pear Vinaigrette with Prosciutto Blue Cheese Salad
Ingredients
Method
- In a small saucepan with 1/4 cup of Water, add the roughly chopped Pears and bring to a gently boil, reduce and simmer for about 8 - 10 minutes. Drain and puree using a blender or stick blender.
- In a medium bowl, add the Pear puree and the rest of the Vinaigrette ingredients down to the Salt and puree until well combined.
- Can be served warm or chilled. Keep stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 week.
- For the Salad, pile a small amount of the Arugula, topped off with the Red Onion, Blue Cheese, Raisins and toasted Nuts. Can top off with the Pear slices and Prosciutto or serve them on the side as seen in the picture. Drizzle desired amount of Honey Pear Vinaigrette over all and serve.
- *Vinaigrette yields about 1 1/2 cups.
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