Why Vinegar is Your Most Underused Cooking Liquid | What’s Eating Dan?



Today, Dan Souza shares vinegar’s many origin stories, explains why the “mother” is so valuable, and introduces five ways you can use vinegar to enhance flavors in your cooking and food prep.

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  1. Vinegar is the most used liquid in the Philippines
    1. For adobo pork & chicken
    2. For paksiw (fish stew)
    3. For Kilawin fish with vegetable
    4. Sweet Potato tops salad
    5. Water spinach salad
    6. Vegetable adobo
    7. Papaya atsara
    8. Cucumber salad
    9. Marinating butterflied fish for frying
    10. Dipping sauces
    11. Marinating chicken & pork for BBQ.

  2. So I know I'm in the minority here. But vinegar, really? There are only 2 types that I keep around – Heinz white & Heinz apple cider. In my entire life of eating (40 years of it) vinegar has been for salad dressings & pickles. Does anyone really need more than those 2 types of vinegar in life?

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