ALCOHOL SUBSTITUTION LIST

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I love cooking with different spirits, but a lot of people don't so here is a substitution list for those that don't want to use alcohol in recipes.

Provided by Debra Taylor

Categories     Other Sauces

Number Of Ingredients 12

amaretto: almond extract. as almond extract has a much stronger flavor, only use about ¼ of the amount of amaretto called for.
bourbon: a teaspoon or two of non-alcoholic vanilla extract
brandy: water is a common substitution but, depending on the recipe, cherry syrup (from canned cherries), white grape juice, and apple juice can be used.
champagne: any sparkling fruit juice will do here, such as apple, grape or cranberry juices. ginger ale also works well
coffee liqueur: espresso is a great substitution
cognac: pear, peach, or apricot juice works well
crème de menthe: to substitute for crème de menthe, spearmint extract is a good choice, or spearmint oil, which should be diluted with a small amount of water.
peach brandy: use the syrup from canned peaches. make sure peaches are canned in heavy syrup. peach preserves can also be used
port wine: grape juice,
red wine: cranberry juice, grape juice, tomato juice, even beef or vegetable broth.
rum: vanilla extract
sherry: apple, pineapple, and orange juices

Steps:

  • 1. Use as directed above
  • 2. Enjoy!

Emi's Videos
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The beef broth worked well as a substitute for red wine in my beef stew.


Sk Ismai
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I tried the chicken broth as a substitute for white wine in my chicken soup and it was delicious!


Chimaobi Ohaji
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The orange juice concentrate was a good substitute for Grand Marnier in my orange chicken.


Shaphae
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I used the ginger ale as a substitute for beer in my beer bread and it turned out great!


Travis Holborn
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The cranberry juice was a great substitute for red wine in my cranberry sauce.


Divine Grace
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The apple juice was a good substitute for white wine in my apple pie filling.


Robel Seyfu
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I tried the lemon juice as a substitute for white wine in my fish stew and it was delicious!


ooglet booglet
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The white grape juice worked well as a substitute for white wine in my chicken piccata.


Siyem Alam
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The grape juice was a good substitute for red wine in my spaghetti sauce.


Boloere Ebiotu
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The beef broth worked well as a substitute for red wine in my pot roast.


Naludde Mable
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I used the chicken broth as a substitute for white wine in my chicken fricassee and it turned out delicious! The broth added a rich and flavorful depth to the dish.


Rony Howlader
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The orange juice concentrate was a great substitute for Grand Marnier in my crepes. It gave the crepes a lovely citrus flavor that was perfect for dessert.


Javeed Akhter
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I wasn't sure how the ginger ale would work as a substitute for beer in my batter, but it actually turned out really well! The batter was light and fluffy, and the ginger ale added a subtle sweetness that I really liked.


Alicia Hyman
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The cranberry juice worked well as a substitute for red wine in my beef stew. It gave the stew a slightly sweet and tart flavor that was very enjoyable.


Gabriela Valencia
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I tried the apple cider vinegar substitute for white wine in my risotto and it turned out great! It added a subtle tanginess that really complemented the dish.