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Cheffie help please - Pronkertjie - 13-02-2007 I want to make meatballs in a red wine sauce. The recipe said to use good red wine.... what red wine do you suggest? Dankie hoor. :blom: Cheffie help please - Cheffie - 13-02-2007 A full-bodied, well aged, good red wine: Cab Sav/ Shiraz/ Merlot For the drinking Floyd style.. A decent bottle of wine for cooking.. :confused: a younger version of the above :thumbs: Bordeaux, Burgundy and Rioja might please too Cheffie help please - Pronkertjie - 13-02-2007 Cheffie Wrote:A full-bodied, well aged, good red wine: Cab Sav/ Shiraz/ Merlot For the drinking Floyd style.. Thank you very much! :am: Cheffie help please - Ade - 14-02-2007 I always chuck in the plonk when cooking, good wine is for drinking :celeb: Cheffie help please - Paddy - 15-02-2007 I once heard a French chef remark, 'if you wouldn't drink it, then don't cook with it'. .....a plausible argument. Cheffie help please - TheDuck - 15-02-2007 was that in-between the snails and frogs he was indulging in actually never had either told they scrumptious Cheffie help please - Cheffie - 15-02-2007 Paddy Wrote:I once heard a French chef remark, 'if you wouldn't drink it, then don't cook with it'. Very true indeed. :haha: Seasider.. |