Crème brûlée is delicious on its own, but when you pair it with the right wine it becomes astounding. An expert recommends ...

Sherry has seen a bit of a resurgence. We taste-tested and reviewed seven popular brands to find out which was best.

Whether you’re looking for direct swaps or non-alcoholic options, finding a good substitute for sherry is rather easy. Dry sherry or cooking sherry is one of the wines commonly used in cooking, for a ...

Real sherry comes only from Spain ... Medium sherries (including amontillado and oloroso) are excellent for slow-cooking poultry and meat dishes and for de-glazing cooking pans to make quick ...

If a recipe calls for ‘Chinese cooking wine or dry sherry’, fino or manzanilla are good substitutes; sweet sherry is not.

So, if you’re cooking for someone with a wine allergy or sensitivity to alcohol, it might be best to look for an alternative to sherry vinegar. Given that sherry vinegars are made in Spain, you might ...

Fortified wines such as sherry, Madeira ... the most important culinary decision to make is which glass of wine you drink while cooking, essential for creativity and inspiration.

This creamy Chicken Florentine recipe features chicken cutlets in a mushroom, spinach, and white wine cream sauce for the ...

Frenched onions, fresh croutons, and Gruyère cheese fill roasted butternut squash in this stuffed butternut squash recipe.

At Sly Fox Den Too, her restaurant in Rhode Island, chef Sherry Pocknett carries on the culinary practices of the Mashpee ...