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08-30-2005, 02:31 PM,
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My recommendation is to use none. I have found that dry red wine sometimes hurts the food rather than helps.

Try a sweet wine like Madeira or Marsala. Much better flavor.

But if you don't believe me and you want a red wine, make it a thick, rich one and not a thin, acidic one.

Don't you love recipe writers who think all red wine is alike???
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