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Jan102011

Clear rice vinegar 白米醋 (bái mǐ cù)

DateMonday, January 10, 2011 Print ArticlePrint Article

Clear rice vinegar is made from fermented white rice and has a milder flavor than Western white vinegar. Find it bottled at any Asian grocery store or most supermarkets. You may substitute cider vinegar.

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