Alcohol Cooking Substitutions

Baking By ddaigle Updated 17 Oct 2009 , 6:24am by Texas_Rose

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ddaigle Posted 16 Oct 2009 , 1:54pm
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In researching a substitution for Grand Marnier for a recipe, I stumbled across this and thought I would pass it on.

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JanH Posted 17 Oct 2009 , 6:14am
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Rate of alcohol burn off by preparation method:

http://tinyurl.com/2uteez

Alcohol substitutions in cooking:

http://tinyurl.com/5sdxwv

http://tinyurl.com/5vjbcv

HTH

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Texas_Rose Posted 17 Oct 2009 , 6:24am
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If you're just looking for something cheaper than Grand Marnier, you can use triple sec. It's not really a substitute in drinks, but in baking it works. You can also use brandy and a few drops of orange oil icon_biggrin.gif

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