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What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'? UPDATE
I'm not a huge wine drinker; I like chardonnay and pinot grigio, but are they 'dry'? Thanks!!
I made chicken piccata tonight and used pinot grigio, and it is delicious! Thanks for the advice.
Message edited 8/17/2009 8:09:30 PM.
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Lia
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
Hi there,
Chardonnay and Pinto Grigio are dry enough for cooking. The key is you want to use a wine that you would drink, not the grocery store cooking wine, it has way too much salt.
I recommend purchasing a small pack of the mini wine bottles (they are the size they serve on plaines). They are the perfect amount for a few recipes.
Or better yet, buy a bottle of Vermouth (which is a dry white wine) and use that. It stores for months in a cool, dry place. Never goes bad like a regular bottle of wine.
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| Posted 8/16/09 11:32 AM |
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mikeandjess
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
I just buy the white cooking wine at the grocery store. Goya makes one but the one I usually buy is in the dressing aisle (in my store it is anyway), I forgot the brand
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| Posted 8/16/09 11:48 AM |
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
Pinot.
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| Posted 8/16/09 2:24 PM |
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Buttafli1277
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
I usually use white cooking wine as well.
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Domino
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
I only cook with wine that I would drink
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| Posted 8/16/09 8:59 PM |
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shopaholic07
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
I use white wine that we would drink.
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| Posted 8/17/09 12:22 AM |
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Ophelia
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
I usually use Ruffino Orvieto Classico.
it's cheap, and good to drink and use in dinner. definitely dry enough for most recipes.
I also say never use cooking wine. it throws off the whole thing b/c of the additives. this bottle of Orvieto is can be found for about $7 a bottle...maybe twice as much as cooking wine, and 100 times better (plus, you can have a glass while cooking...doesn't get any better than that  )
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Kate
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Re: What do you use when a recipe calls for 'dry white wine'?
Thanks everyone! I have a bottle of pinot grigio in the house, so I'm going to use that tonight. We'll see how it goes...
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