I realize that anything that intoxicates you in large portions/your arent supposed to eat in small.
I couldnt find anything on the Dar al Ifta website about this so Im just curious what peoples opinions/thoughts are...
Cooking is a hobbie of mine and so I know that when alcohol IS incorporated in cooking its cooked down and doesnt have an "intoxicating" effect to it. The alcohol is cooked off basically.
Is alcohol in cooking ok? Id like to state I dont use alcohol now and not sure if I ever would...but Im just curious about what peoples thoughts are or if anyone can give me some insight into this topic??
I realize that anything that intoxicates you in large portions/your arent supposed to eat in small.
I couldnt find anything on the Dar al Ifta website about this so Im just curious what peoples opinions/thoughts are...
Cooking is a hobbie of mine and so I know that when alcohol IS incorporated in cooking its cooked down and doesnt have an "intoxicating" effect to it. The alcohol is cooked off basically.
Is alcohol in cooking ok? Id like to state I dont use alcohol now and not sure if I ever would...but Im just curious about what peoples thoughts are or if anyone can give me some insight into this topic??
it's not halal to purchase and use. but don't worry, i was a chef. a great substitute is martinelli's! you can use apple for white wine. they have some darker flavors you can use for red. wine is made from fruit, just use the fruit juice.
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You can find alcohol-free vanilla extract (independant health food stores seem to be better places to find this. If ever they don't have it on the shelves, ask for it), and also vanilla sugar. You can also make your own vanilla sugar by leaving a largish well-sealed container of sugar (say, a couple of kilos of sugar can be used) with a vanilla bean inside it for a couple of months. The best vanilla beans are to be found in health food stores. (I have substituted vanilla sugar for extract, in equal amounts. That is, one teaspoon of vanilla sugar for 1 teaspoon of extract)
As for mouthwash… you know, these aren't terrifically good for you. The alcohol is irritating to your mouth. If you have breath issues, floss and brush well, and go to your dentist. Cavities can also be a source of unpleasant door. Dental hygiene often clears up breath issues. However, if they persist in spite of good oral health, see a doctor. There are certain health conditions that can affect your breath. (smile) Basically, you don't need mouthwashes.
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Last edited by MuslimInshallah; 01-11-2015 at 04:26 AM.
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