Can I substitute sherry vinegar for red wine vinegar?
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vinagredejerezMarch 6, 2012
NOO! - You can substitute Sherry Vinegar for white wine vinegar.
www.sherryvinegar.com
www.sherryvinegar.com
Sam1148March 1, 2012
I wouldn't have a problem with that.
And speaking of vinegar. Beaujolais nouveau, MIGHT still available overlooked and forgotten in your supermarket.
Get a bottle--but don't drink it. Open it and use a 1/2 cup or so in a stew. Then lightly put in a paper towel in the neck of the bottle and forget about it until August or so. It wants to be vinegar, no other addition is needed. Even if it has preservatives. It'll turn to vinegar in a few months when you open it. Sometimes even in the bottle, if you really forget about it a year.
And speaking of vinegar. Beaujolais nouveau, MIGHT still available overlooked and forgotten in your supermarket.
Get a bottle--but don't drink it. Open it and use a 1/2 cup or so in a stew. Then lightly put in a paper towel in the neck of the bottle and forget about it until August or so. It wants to be vinegar, no other addition is needed. Even if it has preservatives. It'll turn to vinegar in a few months when you open it. Sometimes even in the bottle, if you really forget about it a year.
The S.March 1, 2012
Depends on dish in my experience. There are some Mexican dishes I would not want sherry vinegar in unless it was just a splash.
pierinoMarch 1, 2012
Yes. I'm personally a big fan of Spanish sherry vinegars (Jerez) over crappy domestic "balsamics". Do it! Just buy a good quality product.
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