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Red Wine + White Wine Vinegar<\/h2>\r\nIf you don't have any red wine vinegar on hand, the best substitution is a combination of white wine vinegar and red cooking wine<\/a>. The red wine brings sweetness and color while the white vinegar brings acidity and tang. To use this substitution, mix the two liquids in equal parts (2 tablespoons red wine vinegar = 1 tablespoon red wine + 1 tablespoon white vinegar).\r\n

White Wine Vinegar<\/h2>\r\nWhen color isn't important, or if you don't want to add alcohol to the mix, use white wine vinegar as a straight substitute for red wine vinegar. The two have a similar acidity, so you can substitute in equal parts without modifying the recipe. Even though white wine vinegar has a milder flavor, it's extremely difficult to tell the difference between the two in a marinade or salad dressing.\r\n

Sherry Vinegar<\/h2>\r\nThis vinegar is made from fortified wine, so it's a little sweeter than red wine vinegar. It's also aged in oak barrels, giving it a unique, almost savory flavor. Sherry vinegar makes an especially suitable substitute for red wine vinegar in any recipe where the vinegar is cooked, like pan sauces, soups or stews.\r\n

Apple Cider Vinegar<\/h2>\r\nApple cider vinegar isn't as sharp or tangy as red wine vinegar, but it does have a similar fruit-forward flavor. To compensate for the lack of acidity, you might need to use slightly more than the original recipe. Alternatively, you can cut back on the sugar in recipes like quick pickles to amplify the acidic vibes.\r\n

Lemon Juice<\/h2>\r\nIn a pinch, lemon or lime juice will work as a red wine vinegar substitute. Citrus juice has a completely different flavor profile, though, so it's not our first choice. That said, using lemon juice will bring an acidic brightness to the dish that you may find more pleasing than the original recipe!\r\n\r\nWe recommend this substitution if you're only using a small quantity, like in coleslaw dressing or in a marinade.\r\n

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