I sent dp out for booze to soak my Christmas cake fruit in....

[lucysmam]

he's come back with vermouth "because it was cheap" .Please tell me it'll be ok??!

[drinkyourmilk]

Hum. I' wouldn't use it.

[lucysmam]

I feared someone would say that bugger....wonder if they'll take it back and swap for something else

[Allalonenow]

You need brandy whisky or rum, I wouldn't use vermouth.

[lucysmam]

He was sent for whiskey....think this was an attempt at money saving.

I shall go back up later on and get what I asked for myself

[FriskyHenderson]

Aldi Amaretto does the job. And it's a fiver or so.

[Ruralninja]

sherry, whisky, brandy, even cointreau but not vermouth - ugh!

[TheLeastAccomplishedBennetGirl]

Keep the Vermouth for risotto

[lucysmam]

At least it'll be useful for something TheLeastAccomplished. I'm just on my way for dd2 from nursery which is next to Lidl, so will pop in there if I have the time. should have just done it myself in the first place...never mind!

[HavingAnOffDAy]

Hmmmm, I like the sound of Aldi Amaretto.

I've done an initial soak in Brandy, but have run out

I've got lots of single malt in the house, no sherry, some Russian Brandy or do I go for the Amaretto?

[girlywhirly]

Yes, use the vermouth whenever you need to add a glass of wine to cooking, it lasts much longer than an opened bottle of wine.