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On Feb 16, 6:27*pm, "john reeves" > wrote:
> We know that there are milder vinegars than malt vinegar, but when adding > malt vinegar to a salad; apart from diluting it with water, what might be > added in to take the 'acidy' edge off the taste? Why not dilute it with water? I do that all the time for salad dressings. (In practice, though, it's more of a "substitute a little water for some of the oil. My standard vinaigrette is 1 part vinegar, 1 part water, 2 parts oil.) Cindy Hamilton |
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