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robcoll1002
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Colleen
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Dry white wine
When making a recipe that calls for a dry white wine, what kind do you use?
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Posted 2/24/12 7:50 AM  |
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oktropical
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Member since 6/10 219 total posts
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Kim
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Re: Dry white wine
I'm wondering the same thing!
Message edited 2/24/2012 3:26:36 PM.
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| Posted 2/24/12 8:17 AM |
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headoverheels
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LB
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Re: Dry white wine
Pinot Grigio is fine and PLEASE do not use cooking wine, it's full of sodium and will make your dish taste gross 
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| Posted 2/24/12 8:19 AM |
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oktropical
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Kim
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Re: Dry white wine
I was thinking about Pinot. Thanks for the info on the cooking wine :)
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| Posted 2/24/12 8:33 AM |
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iBCraZ131
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Melissa
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Re: Dry white wine
definitely a pinot! I also agree with the pp who said not to use cooking wine! It's not even close to wine and is definitely very full of sodium. Cook with something that you would drink.
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| Posted 2/24/12 9:24 AM |
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Re: Dry white wine
i use pinot grigio or savignon blanc... whatever i like to drink. I like dry white wines... I think I like cooking with the mondavi brand.
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| Posted 2/24/12 9:44 AM |
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MrsS6510
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L
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Re: Dry white wine
I just use whatever's open  Usually pinot though.
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| Posted 2/24/12 9:59 AM |
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GinaR
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Gina
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Re: Dry white wine
Savignon Blanc - or whatever I have open as long as it isn't something sweet like riesling. I usually have chardonnay or Savignon blanc open and those are fine. But chardonnay reduces a little differently, but I have never had a problem using it.
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| Posted 2/24/12 10:50 AM |
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mathteach
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Christine
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Re: Dry white wine
Posted by headoverheels
Pinot Grigio is fine and PLEASE do not use cooking wine, it's full of sodium and will make your dish taste gross
This.
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| Posted 2/24/12 11:32 AM |
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NAK729
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Nancy
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Re: Dry white wine
What if you don't drink wine? Is there anything that you can use as a substitute??
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| Posted 2/24/12 9:51 PM |
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iBCraZ131
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Re: Dry white wine
Posted by NAK729
What if you don't drink wine? Is there anything that you can use as a substitute??
You can use chicken broth in place of the wine
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| Posted 2/25/12 10:35 AM |
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mrsboss
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Re: Dry white wine
Posted by NAK729
What if you don't drink wine? Is there anything that you can use as a substitute??
sometimes I buy those little 4 pack wine bottles (single serving) and cook with those.
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| Posted 2/25/12 12:05 PM |
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NAK729
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Nancy
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Re: Dry white wine
Thanks for the ideas ladies!
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| Posted 2/25/12 12:50 PM |
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walkintomymind
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Sarah
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Re: Dry white wine
You could also use dry vermouth. I use that when I don't have any Pinot around and it's cheaper.
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| Posted 2/26/12 9:58 AM |
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rojerono
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Re: Dry white wine
I like Vermouth and keep a bottle of Noilly Prat on hand for cooking. If I don't have any for some reason i will use whatever wine I have handy - I prefer a chardonnay or sauvignon blanc for cooking.
If I don't have wine I use chicken stock and a little lemon.
Message edited 2/26/2012 11:58:41 AM.
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| Posted 2/26/12 11:57 AM |
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Re: Dry white wine
If you don't use wine, I have used chicken broth and it turns out just as good!
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