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MaryIsobel

MaryIsobel

1 hour ago, weinoo said:

Back in the old days, with Chinese cookbooks here in U.S., most of them subbed what they called "pale dry sherry." I always had a bottle of that in the fridge - probably Gallo or some such.

 

Now I actually (probably) spend too much on the real thing at liquor stores in Chinatown...not grocery stores. Some of the Chinatown liquor stores have quite the selection.

Interesting. I don't frequent Chinatown much but don't recall seeing liquor stores there. Canadian liquor laws are definitely archaic. I usually have dry sherry in the cupboard, along with vermouth for when I just need a splash of something.

 

MaryIsobel

MaryIsobel

1 hour ago, weinoo said:

Back in the old days, with Chinese cookbooks here in U.S., most of them subbed what they called "pale dry sherry." I always had a bottle of that in the fridge - probably Gallo or some such.

 

Now I actually (probably) spend too much on the real thing at liquor stores in Chinatown...not grocery stores. Some of the Chinatown liquor stores have quite the selection.

Interesting. I don't frequent Chinatown much but don't recall seeing liquor stores there. I usually have dry sherry in the cupboard, along with vermouth for when I just need a splash of something.

 

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