Chinese cooking wine

This Shaoxing Wine Recipes collection includes everything from the classic Drunken Chicken to the savory Chicken Wonton Soup, all enhanced by using Chinese cooking wine. Shaoxing wine is a rice wine from Shaoxing, Zhejiang. It's clear and amber in color, with a mildly sweet aroma. Try these recipes with Shaoxing wine today!

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Chinese cooking wine vs mirin? While Chinese cooking wine adds depth and richness, mirin offers a balance of sweetness and tanginess.

2 lb of Pork Side Ribs 8 cloves of minced Garlic 3 tbsp of Soy Sauce 2 tbsp of Dark Soy Sauce 3 tbsp of Rice Vinegar 3 tbsp of Sugar 2 tbsp of Ketchup 2 tbsp of Chinese Cooking Wine (optional) 2 cups of Water

What Is Clear Rice Wine? | The Woks of Life ~ Clear rice wine, mi jiu or michiu, is a type of Chinese rice wine made & used all over China. In the U.S. salt is often added to avoid alcohol taxes & allow sale in grocery stores. A key ingredient in Chinese cooking, it adds depth & flavor complexity. Clear michiu wine has a clearer & purer taste than the more-often used Shaoxing wine & better suited to delicate steamed dishes, seafood, & fish. **Cannot substitute mirin or rice wine vinegar…

No Shaoxing wine? No problem! Explore the top 10 substitutes for this cooking wine, including dry white wine and sake.

Shaoxing Wine | Easy Delicious Recipes

Finger-licking good Chinese spareribs, with sticky sweet and savory glaze. You won't be able to stop until the very last piece and the plate is clean!

Did you just realize your recipe calls for Shaoxing wine and you don't have this specialty ingredient? Try one of these substitutes!

Chinese rice wines and how to use them in Chinese cooking: Rice wine and Shaoxling rice wine

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If you cook Chinese food, you'll likely need Shaoxing rice wine. Here's the lowdown on what it is and how to purchase it.

Shaoxing wine (绍兴黄酒, Shaoxing Huang Jiu) is made from ferment rice, has a translusent amber color and with achohol persentage of 14% to 20%.

“Is there a substitute for the Shaoxing wine?” is one of the most common questions we get on the blog. While we consider it an essential ingredient in many recipes, here are our recommended Shaoxing wine substitutes if you can't locate it, or choose not to consume alcohol.

All you need is rice, yeast, and time when making this delicious Shaoxing rice wineShaoxing rice wine is the key to Chinese traditional cooking as well as a deliciously sweet drink. Different countries have modified rice wine recipes to...

There are excellent substitutes available, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, that can very effectively mimic Shaoxing wine’s unique taste.

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Ready to create amazing meals? Explore the wonders of Basic Chinese Sauces and revolutionize your cooking. Incorporate the savory charm of Soy Sauce (light, dark) and the zingy goodness of Rice Vinegar (black, white), Shaoxing wine, Hoisin Sauce, Chinese Brown Sauce, plum sauce and more to bring out the best in your breakfast ideas and healthy recipes.