What are some uses for XINJIANG WINE except for Chinese stir fries?

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Not necessarily just for "stir fries" but most savoury Chinese recipes call for it. Check out the blog of The Woks of Life. To find a few more recipes that are not 'stir fry'.
Don't worry about it going bad, it will keep for a very long time.
 
Xinjiang is a region where wine is made. I think you may be asking about shaoxing wine. I've used it in various Chinese dishes, lion's head meatballs comes first to mind.

A dry sherry, nothing expensive, is a perfectly acceptable substitute if you want a multi cuisine wine. A dry white wine is also good, plus saki and mirin, though mirin is a bit sweet.

And, yes, it lasts a very, very long time.
 

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