If you’re allergic to alcohol, is it still okay to use wine when cooking?
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 at
1:34 am
kwistina6 asked:
Alot of my husband’s favourite recipes call for white wine when cooking, and I’m allergic to alcohol. I know that usually the alcohol gets burned off when cooking, so is it still okay to use the wine in the recipe, or is there an alternative to the wine altogether?
Alot of my husband’s favourite recipes call for white wine when cooking, and I’m allergic to alcohol. I know that usually the alcohol gets burned off when cooking, so is it still okay to use the wine in the recipe, or is there an alternative to the wine altogether?
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yes because when cooking all the alchohol evaporates my dad does it all the time
i dont think so cause there might still be a little of alcohol still left. if i were you, i wouldnt take my chances
It probably would be ok, as long as you cook things long enough for the alcohol to evaporate. You might want to check with your doctor to be sure.
No matter how much cooking you do, a trace of alcohol remains. Some of the alcohol binds very tightly to water molecules, technically known as an “azeotrope” and is not boiled off. So, it depends upon “how” allergic you are to alcohol. A “trace” probably will not hurt, as trace amounts of alcohol are produced naturally in the body during the digestive process.
are u stupid?? wine is alcohol! no matter wat u put it with its still alcohole so dont do it i dnt want u 2 die
When cooking with alcohol the alcohol burns off with the heat and only the flavor is left.
The alcohol doesn’t all cook out, just a portion. Try using lemon juice and a touch of vinegar instead.
You can buy non-alcoholic cooking wines at the grocery store. They are often kept in the same section as the vinegar.
yes the alcohol will just evaporate right out of whatever you are cooking but it might flame up so i would watch out
Even if the alcohol is cooked out of it the taste is still there.
best not to.
Even though the alcohol burns off, the sulfates in the wine are what most people are allergic too. Give it a try, but be ready to call the paramedics.
I am a recovering alcoholic of several years. (Allergic to alcohol). The alcohol will burn off-flammable, so technically it is safe, however to be on the safe side, use the same amount stock (chix, beef, ham, vegetable stock) which ever one will compliment your dish.