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White wine
White wine in cooking is used to add acidity, freshness, and depth to dishes: it deglazes cooking juices, cuts through fats, and adds aroma without overpowering the flavor. For cooking, choose a dry, young, and simple white wine: avoid sweet or overly aromatic wines. Good options are Pinot Grigio, Vermentino, or a basic Sauvignon Blanc. Simple rule: if you wouldn’t drink it at the table, don’t put it in the pan. And no, “the bottle that’s been open for three weeks” is not a cooking technique.
White wine in cooking is used to add acidity, freshness, and depth to dishes: it deglazes cooking juices, cuts through fats, and adds aroma without overpowering the flavor.
For cooking, choose a dry, young, and simple white wine: avoid sweet or overly aromatic wines. Good options are Pinot Grigio, Vermentino, or a basic Sauvignon Blanc.
Simple rule: if you wouldn’t drink it at the table, don’t put it in the pan. And no, “the bottle that’s been open for three weeks” is not a cooking technique.
