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I don't think anyone was denying that a lot of writers recommend dry sherry as a substitute. The question was more about, should they? A matter of opinion. All I am saying is that I don't think it's a great substitute.
1972 was 50 years ago. Things have moved on a bit.
That said, I do think the salt is a big problem.
I don't think ayone was denying that a lot of writers recommend dry sherry as a substitute. The question was more about, should they? A matter of opinion. All I am saying is that I don't think it's a great substitute.
1972 was 50 years ago. Things have moved on a bit.
That said, I do think the salt is a big problem.
