Please let me know how to use this. Your help is very appreciated.

Edit: This is not a ready meal, it´s an ingredient and I am interested in what recipes to use it for.

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    3 years ago

    I suppose i should have realized this a Chinese community post but i have never in my life seen an ingredient which contains rice on itself.

    I am now really intrigued, what actually is this?

    Also is rice not considered an ingredient?

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      3 years ago

      It is sweet rice wine, produced by fermenting rice with yeast and Koji. As far as I understand it can be used as a base for sweet porridge, a base for sweet soups, an ingredient in sauces, as a leavening agent in baking, a fermentation starter and also as a base to ferment itself further into rice vinegar or (non sweet, higher alcohol) rice wine. Pretty impressive list, right?

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        3 years ago

        Thats quite a list indeed. I know rice vinegar very well its what i add to my sushi rice.

        Ive asked chatgpt again and besides drinking it it gave me these uses.

        1. Soup Flavor:

        • Add sweet rice wine to chicken or vegetable soup for enhanced depth of flavor. Pour a little bit and adjust according to taste.

        1. Marinade:

        • Use sweet rice wine in meat or seafood marinades. Add about half as much rice wine as soy sauce or other liquid ingredients.

        1. Stir-Fry:

        • Splash a little bit of sweet rice wine while stir-frying vegetables, meat, or seafood to heighten the dish’s taste.

        1. Steamed Dishes:

        • Pour a little bit of sweet rice wine over fish or chicken before steaming. It helps remove any unwanted fishy or gamey tastes and imparts a mild sweetness.

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          3 years ago

          Very Interesting, that list implies that sweet rice wine can be used like Shaoxing wine, which is used all the time in Chinese cooking.

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            3 years ago

            Are you using a translator of some kind because i am quite confused, if i google Shaoxing wine then Shaoxing wine IS a type a sweet rice wine so it makes sense that they are used the same. But rice wine i find online never has rice visible in the bottle like this… If they are not the same then english focused chatgpt might have them mixed up.

            Could you show a picture of the information sticker on the side? I’d like to have a closer look at it.