It depends. If added without cooking it, it will blend in. If cooked long enough, simmered, the alcohol will mostly evaporate leaving the flavor of whatever brand you use but little alcohol. If flambeed, hot alcohol ignited, it will mostly burn off, like in cherries jubilee, leaving some flavor behind.
Some examples of foods containing alcohol include beer-battered fish, wine-infused sauces, and rum-soaked desserts. Alcohol can enhance the flavor profile of a dish by adding depth, complexity, and a subtle hint of the specific alcohol used. It can also help to tenderize meats and add richness to sauces.
It would counter-act the stimulant effects of the ADD drug.
try it both ways see what happens...
In small amounts it is safe and to add some flavour, not to get anyone drunk :P -Admin Wine, brandy, liquors, liqueurs, Bourbon-Tequila-Vodka, and many other alcohol bearing beverages are used in cooking. They add flavors, they sometimes will enhance the flavor of an ingredient, they also are used to 'deglaze' a cooking pan to free the tasty bits stuck to the pan. Because they are usually cooked into a dish, the heat makes the alcohol evaporate. There might be a tiny bit of alcohol left in a dish, but not something to make you feel it. Exceptions to that can be 'rum balls' 'rum cake' and other things that have the alcoholic beverage added to a cold food.
Alcohol and vinegar are both common ingredients in a variety of foods from salad dressings and sauces to marinades and pickles. Many alcoholic beverages including beer wine and hard liquor contain alcohol and vinegar is a common ingredient in recipes for pickled vegetables sauces and condiments. Below is a list of some common foods that contain alcohol and vinegar: Salad dressings many dressings are made with wine balsamic or apple cider vinegars Pickles pickles are often made with vinegar and sometimes with beer or wine Sauces sauces such as barbecue sauce and teriyaki sauce often contain alcohol and/or vinegar Marinades marinades often contain alcohol such as wine or beer as well as vinegar Fruit-based dishes many fruit-based dishes such as chutneys are made with vinegar Cakes and breads some cakes and breads are made with beer or wine and some are made with vinegarAlcohol and vinegar are both important ingredients in cooking and can add flavor and depth to many dishes. Its important to be aware of the ingredients in your food and to use alcohol and vinegar in moderation.
add sesoning and dont add so much alcohol
Add a small amount of cold milk and whisk thoroughly.
Some examples of foods that contain alcohol include beer-battered fish, rum cake, wine-infused sauces, and beer cheese soup.
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its a drink then nothing happens Note - Yeast never turns into alcohol, yeast turns sugar into alcohol, thus alcohol is the yeast's waste product of metabolism.
When you add water to vodka, it dilutes the alcohol content of the drink. This can slightly change the taste and mouthfeel of the vodka by reducing its intensity. Some people prefer to add water to vodka to make it more palatable or to create a longer-lasting drink.
Alcohol of that strength is hygroscopic, it will kill you.