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High-School-Friendly Substitutes for Wine in Cooking
Port is a sweet fortified wine, so you'd want to lean toward the juice category. If the dish you're making is not really a sweet dish however, you might like to add a mixture of juice and a light stock or water, to add the modest sweetness found in the port but not so much sugar that your own and your students' teeth involuntarily clench. |
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