Condiments · Food pairing guide
What goes with Sherry Vinegar?
Sherry vinegar is an acidic wine condiment with little body of its own. The reference here is a dry, unsweetened aged style: amber, sharply sour and suggestive of nuts, wood and dried fruit. Bottle acidity and sweetness vary, so read the label before measuring. A sweetened glaze behaves very differently in a sauce or pickle.
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Pairing principles
What pairs well with Sherry Vinegar?
Use its acidity to give definition to earthy vegetables, pulses and rich browned foods. Oil or a little sweetness spreads that sharpness through each bite, while the vinegar adds a darker aromatic impression than a simple squeeze of citrus. Decide whether it belongs throughout a dressing, in a cooking liquid or in a small final adjustment.
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