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chikita315
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Favorite Cooking Wines
I ususally just throw in whatever I'm drinking at the time 
I was wondering if any of you have any standard favorites - white and red.
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Posted 11/1/06 10:48 AM  |
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
No particular favorite - I just usually use what I am drinking at the moment!!
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| Posted 11/1/06 6:01 PM |
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nixy
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
i usually do that or buy an inexpensive bottle.....
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| Posted 11/2/06 3:35 PM |
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MrsPorkChop
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
i think a good malbec sav blanc is a great add to anything that requires white wine
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| Posted 11/2/06 3:40 PM |
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klingklang77
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
if it isnt good enough to drink then it isnt good enough to cook with is a saying i have heard.
but onthe other hand, alcohol gets cooked off so cooking wine would be suitable.
i usually just use whatever i have open; waste not, want not...
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| Posted 11/3/06 1:48 PM |
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charon54
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
We just use the cooking wines from the supermarket. They are easily resealable for storage and since I don't use wine while cooking that often, I don't want to waste a good bottle.
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| Posted 11/4/06 1:09 PM |
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SUNSHINE
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
Posted by scarletbegonia
No particular favorite - I just usually use what I am drinking at the moment!!
same here!!!
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| Posted 11/4/06 5:48 PM |
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jnico
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Joanne
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Re: Favorite Cooking Wines
I am new to cooking, and only really like White Zinfandel, but when I have questions like these I ask my DH who is a partner in a company that owns 70 restaurants. He said the rule of thumb when cooking at home is to cook with the wine that you are serving with the meal. It will help keep the flavors consistant.
Message edited 11/5/2006 8:47:25 PM.
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| Posted 11/5/06 5:40 PM |
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