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Common Kinds of Vinegar
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By Harold McGee
Published 2004
Cooks can choose among several different kinds of vinegar. Though all have the basic aroma and pungency of acetic acid, each is distinctive, because they’re made with different starting materials, and may or may not be matured in wood.
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