Vinegar (along with citrus) is the best natural acid for balancing sweetness in food that there is. Bizarre that a person doesn't like vinegar. I mainline Braggs to treat acid reflex, and it's tasty.
Correct me if I’m wrong but Isn’t that Acidic flavor/taste a preference for many in the German culture, for instance, Sauerkraut.
Sauerkraut isn’t sour. Yeah, maybe a bit, when fermented. But neither raw or cooked. aside from that, Sauerbraten is the only dish I know of that has some acidity to it (basically it’s a brisket that has been brined for a couple of days, and is slow cooked then, vs smoked) but iirc, the Asian cuisine has far more sour and bitter elements to it...
haven't made a Sauerbraten in years, but smoked several briskets lately. yer rite. Macncheese and sweet tater casserole over yonder too
I love portabello caps, marinaded in olive oil, balsamic vinegar and garlic then put on the grill next to a nice fatty ribeye or a nice lean flatiron.
Actually to be fair that has already been mentioned a couple times in this thread if you go back thru it. It's not just him.
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