Malt Vinegar

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OK you experts.....the wife bought a bottle of Heinz yesterday as she cooks up fish & chips or breaded cod from time to time. I can now envision seeing this bottle on the kitchen shelf for the next year seldom used.

What other dishes can this stuff be used with? Thanks. Pete :cheers:
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egg and chips
bacon and egg
add it to mint sauce
chips

Fortunately it lasts a long time! :laugh:

Oh, did I mention chips?
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Thanks Mr. Chips :shock: How about slow cooker things like beef stew or other types of casseroles? Pete :cheers:
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prcscct wrote:Thanks Mr. Chips :shock: How about slow cooker things like beef stew or other types of casseroles? Pete :cheers:
You can add it to sweet and sour chicken etc, palm sugar and vinegar make a good opposite mix. You can add all sorts of things but normally tomatoes and/or tomato purée and some corn flour to thicken, maybe some orange juice and some chilli if you want a bit of heat. :thumb:
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Back in the UK where i could get oxtails i always added a teaspoon of Malt vinegar to the water before slow boiling them makes the meat fall of the bone

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If you insist on healthy contributions ( :roll: :laugh: ), a few drops in the hot water for poaching eggs helps keep the eggs compact. (In the absence of an egg poacher of course...)
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I like to use a bit of vinegar (malt or red wine varieties) on fresh salads, especially served with cold chicken. Usually with a few drops of Linghams chilli sauce (my favourite).
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DM one has more chance of getting an egg poacher than a good oxtail

recipe stays same anyway
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sargeant wrote:Back in the UK where i could get oxtails i always added a teaspoon of Malt vinegar to the water before slow boiling them makes the meat fall of the bone

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You can buy oxtail at makro.
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Any leftover vinegar is also great for cleaning windows and mirrors, using some ordinary newspaper as the cloth. However remember to save some of the newspaper for fish and chips :D

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You can buy oxtail at makro.
yes Arlo but the operative word was good oxtail
I have a BinL works at Makro Pranburi 5 mins drive from my place but the only oxtails i have seen have been not very good certainly not compared to the oxtail i got in the UK
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