Chinese rice wine
Recipes using Chinese rice wine
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Steamed Black Cod with... -
Sesame-Ginger Tofu and Shiitake... -
Mu-Shu Pork -
Ginger-Sesame Asparagus
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Shrimp Fried Rice (Chau Fan) -
Chicken Noodle Soup with...
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Grilled Shiitakes with Mojo...
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Soy-Braised Kabocha Squash -
Asian Marinated Portabella...
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Grilled Sesame Chicken Wings
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Bánh Mì with Red-Cooked Pork
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Steamed Chicken with Preserved...
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Velveted Chicken or Shrimp
a.k.a.
Shaoxing, Shao Hsing
what is it?
Brewed from rice and water, rice wine is a staple of drinking and cooking in China. It adds an acidic element to stir-fries and sauces and tenderizes in marinades. Chinese rice wine should be golden in color, with nutty flavor undertones.
don't have it?
If you can't find a good imported Chinese rice wine, good quality dry sherry is a fine substitute. Don't substitute Japanese rice wines (sake or mirin), which have different flavors altogether.
how to choose:
Look for a brand imported from China; domestic brands are usually of low quality.


















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