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Marsala wine
Is this something you get at a liquor store or in the supermarket? Does anyone know of a good substitute for it? Thanks!
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Posted 10/22/10 9:32 AM  |
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Re: Marsala wine
Yes, you get it in a liquor store. They sell cooking "wines" in the supermarket; (I believe in the section where you find dressings and vinegars) but in my opinion I don't think they are very good (I think a friend of mine once used it). I'm not sure what you mean by a substitute?
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| Posted 10/22/10 10:49 AM |
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trnity44
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Re: Marsala wine
Posted by Squiggy
Yes, you get it in a liquor store. They sell cooking "wines" in the supermarket; (I believe in the section where you find dressings and vinegars) but in my opinion I don't think they are very good (I think a friend of mine once used it). I'm not sure what you mean by a substitute?
Ditto this on buying it in the grocery store. I've never had a problem finding it.
I don't really think there are any substitutions, except maybe Madeira wine- but that is even harder to find!
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| Posted 10/22/10 2:02 PM |
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Re: Marsala wine
Thank you!
What I meant by substitute was a non-alcholic type liquid to use like chicken stock or something. I have never cooked with wine before.
If anyone was interested, this is what I want to make for a side dish for Thanksgiving.
Artichoke Gratinata
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| Posted 10/25/10 11:26 AM |
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Re: Marsala wine
That recipe sounds delicious! When you cook with liquor or wine, the alcohol itself "cooks off" but will leave you with the flavor.
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| Posted 10/25/10 12:15 PM |
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