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Vinegar: Varieties and Use

rgruby

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Shel_B

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9 hours ago, Katie Meadow said:

Pineapple vinegar is another mild one that could be used as a sub.

Does it have a pineappley-citrusy taste?

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8 minutes ago, Shel_B said:

Does it have a pineappley-citrusy taste?

 

The one I have, from Rancho Gordo, tastes sour and pineapple-y.  I can't detect a citrus note in that one. I love it for making quick pickled red onions or a simple salsa with manzano chiles, onion, oregano Indio and a little salt. 

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