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Liang Shao Hsing Rice Cooking Wine 750 ml
Gourmet Taste Shao Xing Cooking Wine
Chaimi Shao Hsing Rice Cooking Wine 750 ml
Twin Pagooa Brand Hua Tiao Cooking Wine
Lao Heng He 5-Year Aged Cooking Wine (500ml) 500 ml

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Chinese cooking wine?

    Chinese cooking wine is a fermented rice wine, typically Shaoxing or Hua Tiao, that is used in cooking rather than for drinking. It adds aroma and depth to marinades, sauces and braises.

  • What is the difference between Shaoxing wine and Chinese cooking wine?

    Shaoxing wine is a specific type of aged rice wine from Zhejiang, while 'cooking wine' is a broad label for wines made for cooking, which often contain added salt. Weee! lists both Shaoxing-style and Hua Tiao cooking wines.

  • What can I use instead of Chinese cooking wine?

    Dry sherry is the most common substitute for Chinese cooking wine, and dry white wine or sake can work in a pinch. Reduce added salt if the replacement is unsalted.

  • How should I store Chinese cooking wine?

    Keep Chinese cooking wine tightly capped in a cool, dark cupboard. Follow the directions on the label, since some brands recommend refrigerating after opening.

  • Where can I buy Chinese cooking wine near me?

    Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options. Chinese cooking wine on Weee! includes Liang Shao Hsing Rice Cooking Wine and Gourmet Taste Shao Xing Cooking Wine.

  • How do I use Chinese cooking wine?

    Add a splash to marinades for meat, poultry and seafood, or pour it into the pan near the end of stir-frying so the alcohol cooks off. It is also used in red-braised dishes and steamed fish.

  • Does Chinese cooking wine contain alcohol?

    Yes. Chinese cooking wine contains alcohol, which mostly cooks off in a hot dish. Check the label, and avoid it if you do not consume alcohol for personal or religious reasons.

  • What is the difference between Chinese cooking wine and mirin?

    Chinese cooking wine is a savory, salty or dry rice wine, while Japanese mirin is a sweeter rice seasoning. They are not interchangeable without adjusting sugar and salt.