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What booze do you keep in your pantry?
I'm going to the market tomorrow and I figure I'll stock my kitchen liquor cabinet while I'm shopping. I was curious, what kinds of alcohol do you think belong in a well stocked kitchen and how do you use it/them?
For me, I always have: Grande Marnier and some kind of strawberry liquor for desserts and fruits Dry Vermouth for deglazing Cognac for stocks and sauces Rum for flavour. (Also, I have some Marc I bought for Beef Burgundy a while back but I never use it. Any suggestions on how?) |
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Certified Executive Chef
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VermouthBrandy Sherry Port Grand Marnier Apple Brandy Kalua Amarula Amaretto Baileys
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Certified Executive Chef
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I use sake in my stir frys. I just grab something from the bar usually. Applejack & Bourbon for BBQ mops and sauces. Wines. Cognac and brandy for sauces or stews. Port wine. Frangelica, vanilla ice cream and crushed biscotti parfais. Everything I use is available for cocktails.
Edit: Oh, the DW uses vodka in some of her pastries. ![]() |
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Certified Executive Chef
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I don't like dry wines, so I've started buying the small 4-packs of dry red and white wines to keep on hand for deglazing.
I usually have some Chambord in the kitchen, but I don't cook with it ![]() Brandy for sangria. I'm guessing Marc is a red wine? You could use it for deglazing after searing a steak or pork chops and make a pan sauce.
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Certified Master Chef
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That I use in the Kitchen...
1. A Dry Red Wine 2. A Dry White Wine 3. Marsala 4. Sherry 5. Grand Marnier 6. Kahlua 7. Bourbon
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Certified Master Chef
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Does it count if you drink it in the kitchen?
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Chef at Large
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Beer
Whiskey Vermouth Cognac Brandy Tequilia Vodka Dark Rum Port Sherry Marsala Bitters Sauturn Zin and I am sure there are more...the pantry and bar are the same to me.
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Executive Chef
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Brandy
Rum Tequila (most of the time it's gone before I know it) Red and white wines are kept in our hutch cellar and in the fridge.
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