Plan to make it tonight and the recipe I'm using calls for white vinegar. Is just regular white vinegar Ok, or should use a white white vinegar or some other type?
TIA
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Originally posted by eyesintime: Plan to make it tonight and the recipe I'm using calls for white vinegar. Is just regular white vinegar Ok, or should use a white white vinegar or some other type?
TIA
you can use lime juice too
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I learned how to cook adobe from my 78 year old mexican mother in law. On my recipe it says 'apple.' I've used both apple and white and can't tell a difference. Use a mortal and pestle to grind up the spices.
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Originally posted by Jabe11: On my recipe it says 'apple.' I've used both apple and white and can't tell a difference.
Agreed. When it comes to small quantities of vinegar in cooking I often substitute without detriment. White, cider, wine, rice.... it seems that most vinegar is vinegary.
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