what white wine is best when using it to cook in a dish with duck?
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I was just going to be smart & say i just like to drink it, but seeing you have no answers yet, i’ll try to answer honestly. Rachael Ray says NEVER use a wine that you wont drink! If its not excellent enough to drink in a glass, its not excellent enough to cook w/. Depends on your duck recipe. If you are doing a fruity recipe, orange,… I’d go w/ a fruitier wine. If your not Id go th dry route. i reckon we need to know the recipe. but i’d say a decent bottle @$10 should do it. Yum!
very dry white wine or a cooking sherry will do splendid
A nice Pernot Grai(not sure if I spelled the last part of the name aptly).
To offset all the spice, try a semi-sweet riesling from Germany, or even an American gewurtztraminer. Both are sweet and fruity and should easilly compliment your duck dish.
If you use a sauvignon blanc or pinot grigio, all that acid will clash and your dish will be ruined.
In fact just about any inexpensive white wine will do. If you are North American and you are near a licensed Trader Joe’s pick up a bottle of it’s 2 buck chuck chardonnay or 3 buck moe reisling. (In fact I am having a problem conceiving or roasted duck with a white wine/garlic/worcestershire/chili sauce unless the Chili you are referring to is the Thai or Szechuan hot chili sauce and not the chili of Mexican food).
I live in the West and have cooked a bazillion ducks — the best trick is a bottle of beer or two and apples, onions, apricots — boil, till done, take the fruit out and remove the duck, then pass some hot mustard.
I would go with a cab or pinot for duck…. or else grandma
I wouldn’t use a white wine with duck. Go with either a Pinot Noir or a Syrah.
Delight in!