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Default Substitute for sake?


Nancy Young wrote:
> This question has been asked a million times, I think, but I don't
>
> see the answer when I look. Can I substitute something for the sake?
>


I'd go with dry white wine, vermouth, even a splash of vodka. Sherry
is sherry. Similar to Chinese wine but not sake. Sherry's a distinct
flavor, nutty, salty, whatever. I don't think sake could ever
dominate a dish like sherry can. I can even taste sherry in some rioja
wines and they're grown and bottled hundreds of miles apart. Over-
active imagination? Maybe.