Ideas for red and white wine vinegar?

zippychick

HI Londondiva

What a shame it wasn't nice! Least the thought was there.

Hard to know what to advise you, but i looked out a thread about how to use white wine vinegar. I'll add your thread to that one later to keep the suggestions together

thanks
Zip

Butterfly_Brain

Oh what a shame
Could be it is only the one bottle it sounds like it has got some air in the bottle somehow x

Agapanthus

If it really does taste and smell like vinegar, and isn't corked, which is horrible, you can use it as vinegar. If it's corked then there's no choice but to throw it away. However, both these problems can affect individual bottles, so it's entirely possible that the other bottle isn't affected. Don't throw that away until you've tried it!

Some (but not all) types of red wine improve if you leave them to mature in the bottle, but most white wine doesn't. best to drink it straight away.

What makes you think that I spend far too much time drinking wine, to know this stuff?

Taadaa

I had a similar experience with a £1.49 bottle of rose from Aldi on Friday night. I wasn't expecting much but jeeees that stuff is b a d!! It's still sitting in my fridge, I have no idea what to do with it either. Was thinking of freezing it in an ice cube tray and using it if I have a recipe that requires some wine. Just hope it doesn't ruin the entire dish....

Owain_Moneysaver

It will clean the scum off the bath something beautiful. I found this out in my immediate post-student days when I was trying to make home-made wine in a shared flat with a scummy bath.

Lordhightiggythe3rd

not sure if this is the right place but i haqve a bottle of white wine vinigar sat in the kitchen and no idea what to do with it????
Any sugestions as i hate seeing things juat sat there not being used
cheers guys:D

Tixy

I would try the oldstyle board for ideas

(who will probably tell you you can clean your whole house with it, use it to grow fruit trees or get drunk on it - well possibly - something along those lines anyway!:D)

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Pink.

It's lovely in a salad dressing. There are more ideas in this thread:

Ideas for red and white wine vinegar?

I'll add your thread to that one later to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

Seakay

salad dressings,

mayonnaise

spoonful goes into toffee and butterscotch making

use to make raspberry vinegar which is used as a syrup on pancakes etc or diluted with still or fizzy water for a refreshing drink
http://www.allotment.org.uk/recipe/254/raspberry-vinegar-recipe/