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Best Substitutes for Sake (cooking) — What to Use Instead
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Dry White Wine: 1:1 — Best substitute. Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
Rice Wine Vinegar + Water: 1 tsp vinegar + 3 tsp water per 1 tbsp sake — For acidity component only.
Overview
Top substitute for sake (cooking): Dry White Wine (1:1). Best substitute. Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio. Plus 2 more alternatives.
Key Details
- Dry White Wine: 1:1 — Best substitute. Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
- Rice Wine Vinegar + Water: 1 tsp vinegar + 3 tsp water per 1 tbsp sake — For acidity component only.
- Dry Sherry: 1:1 — Works in most Japanese recipes.
Why This Matters
- Sake (cooking) may need substituting due to dietary restrictions
- Running out of an ingredient mid-recipe is common
- Allergies or preferences may require alternatives
How To
- 1Best overall substitute: Dry White Wine at 1:1
- 2Consider what role the ingredient plays in the recipe
- 3Test substitutes in small batches first
- 4Adjust other ingredients as noted for best results
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substitutesvegansake-cookingingredient-swapcooking-tips
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UsefulFrequently Asked Questions
The best substitute is Dry White Wine at 1:1. Best substitute. Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.