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Ealier, midway, or later. If it depends on the alcohol type, please specify for each one.

Answers:
Depends:

If we are marinating it will be added in begining
For deglazing pan in the begining
For flavour..during the end
For flambe ...during the end

Other Answers:
at the end of cooking so that you have more flavor and it doesn't depend on the type because all of the alcohol cooks out so you can not get drunk from it

Toward the end. Depends upon the application. If deglazing the pan or flaming, the alcohol is added at the beginning. Flambe is usually performed with high alcohol content liquor, such as rum, brandy, or whiskey. I often add wine to a reducing sauce or soup in the middle of the cooking process, wine can become bitter if it is reduced too much.


According to what you want to do. Earlier it deglazed the pan and gives a mild flavor. middle it as a slightly stronger flavor, I do this in tomato sauce. In the end to for a more intense flavor, Beef burgary, stews.

All the alcohol is going to cook out anyway so it doesn't make any difference.


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