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While you can always buy a wine-based vinegar from the store, why not make your own? Here are the best wines for making vinegar according to several experts.
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Frozen foods can be convenient dinner options when making the real thing just isn't doable. Here are frozen lasagnas from Costco and Trader Joe's, compared.
Gochujang's spicy, sweet, umami flavor can transform even the most basic dishes into something special. Try these creative ways to use this versatile condiment.
In an ultra-limited debut, Heinz offered only 100 bottles of its new Every Sauce, and we scored one for a review. We reveal how this blend of 14 sauces tastes.
There are a couple of tried-and-true standards when it comes to fish and chips, namely cod and haddock. But, we spoke to an expert who prefers something else.
Red wine's flavor is a bit more prominent, so it may impart too much flavor into the sauce and take over the dish. Thus, white wine is the better option.