Mustard Vinaigrette in a Jar


2 t chopped garlic
½ t salt
½ c red wine vinegar
2 T Dijon mustard
¼ t pepper
1 c extra virgin olive oil
Place first 5 ingredients in a jar, shaking to combine. Add olive oil and shake well. Keep refrigerated.

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