Thread: Good Cooking Wine?
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Old 05-15-2012, 02:00 PM   #8
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Default Re: Good Cooking Wine?
You have gotten all the good advise you need already, brother. I'll just add that so-called "cooking wine" is deliberately salty, in order to dissuade people from drinking it. Here in our store we keep a few bottles of cheap ($5.00) sherry and marsala for cooking, but they can also be drunk . . . as can thereby the cook.

Look at it this way: You can always add salt to a dish, but it's harder to take it out.
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