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vin·e·gar (vn-gr)
n.
An impure dilute solution of acetic acid obtained by fermentation beyond the alcohol stage and used as a preservative.

vinegar (as a solvent),
n a warm, dilute solution of household vinegar; used as a substitute for acetic acid to dissolve accumulated dental calculus from a removable dental prosthesis.


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Malt vinegar This comes in a colorless variety and is used for pickling onions.
Pork sweet and sour wraps Time to cook 10-12 minutes Feeds 2 Lean pork or leg steaks or fillet/tenderloin Baby Sweetcorn Sugar snap peas Frozen peas Mango chutney Tomato ketchup Malt vinegar Heat a non-stick wok or frying pan and dry-fry 225g (8oz) lean pork loin or leg steaks or fillet/tenderloin, cut into thin strips for 3-4 minutes until browned.
My Breakfast Salad INGREDIENTS: Half an iceberg lettuce (shredded finely) Six rashers of smoked back bacon (fat removed) Two eggs Six cap mushrooms (thickly sliced) Two tomatoes (cut in half horizontally) Malt vinegar Salt and pepper HP sauce Olive oil METHOD: Pre-heat the grill to a high heat.
 
 
 
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