Black Vinegar
By: Barnaby Dorfman

About

Used traditionally in Chinese braises and sauces, this dark vinegar has a rich but mild taste. It is made from rice, wheat, millet or sorghum. Like balsamic vinegar, which it resembles, Chinese black vinegar can have, if well aged and produced, an amazingly complex flavor and aroma.

Information
Other names: Chinese Black Vinegar
Translations: Black Etiķis, Juodosios actas, Negru Oţet, Crno Ocat, Black Dấm, Ocet czarny, Zwarte Azijn, काले सिरका, Black Vinagre, Черный уксус, Black Ξύδι, خل أسود, 검은 식초, Černá Ocet, Cuka Hitam, Black suka, 黑醋, Negre Vinagre, Black Kis, Čierna Ocot, Nero Aceto, שחור חומץ, Svart Vinäger, Црна Сирће, 黒酢, Black vinaigre, Black Essig, Black Eddike, Svart Eddik, Negro Vinagre, Чорний оцет, Musta Etikka, Черно оцет


Tasting Notes
Substitutes: Balsamic vinegar

Comments:
Steven Bentley

That picture looks delicious. Vinegar in general when aged correctly has a wonderful aroma and taste. Thanks for this.
Steven Bentley

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