Can I substitute red wine vinegar for rice wine vinegar?

MELISSA G asked:


I found a recipe online for teriyaki chicken wings and it calls for 1/4 c of rice wine vinegar, I have red wine vinegar. Can I use this instead? Thanks in advance.

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6 Responses to “Can I substitute red wine vinegar for rice wine vinegar?”

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    I wouldn’t suggest it. The flavors are totally different.
    I would go out and get a small bottle of rice wine vinegar. It’s popular in Asian cooking and it’s great to have in the pantry.

  2. the little nipper on December 1st, 2009 at 4:25 pm

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    yes you can use it.
    Generally, rice wine vinegar is a little less acidic than the red wine vinegar, but it really shouldn’t affect the outcome.
    Also, rice wine is usually seasoned with a bit of sugar & salt. so you can add a touch of each if you think it necessary, but it will be fine.

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    Why not ?
    you can give it a try and if it comes out good you would have a smile on your face.

    I always keep experimenting with recipes and so far I have not suffered any stomach aches :-)

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    Red wine Vinegar has more acid and a sharper taste,,,,but for chicken wings I think it might be nice to have a little extra zing…

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    In that type of recipe it should be fine. Just remember that red wine vinegar is more acidic ( tangy ) than rice wine vinegar. Maybe use just a little less to taste. You can always add a splash more if needed.

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    for the different ….

    red wine vinegar = red in colour with the sourness
    rice wine vinegar = yellow colour with the sourness

    so.. in the teriyaki chicken recepi.. the wine vinegar are use.. just to less the uneasy chicken smell. Nothing to do with the taste.

    Yes, u can use red wine vinegar subtitute of rice wine vinegar.

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