Can you use mulled wine in cooking the same as any other red wine? If so, do

[JOLI]

you have a favourite recipe? I've got two bottles left over from Christmas and it says to use it within six months but the current weather doesn't really lend itself to mulled wine and it seems a shame to waste it.

[Groid]

I use mulled wine when roasting game such as vennison or pheasant. As these meats have very little fat they tend to dry out during roasting and this keeps them moist whilst adding a great flavour which compliments the taste. I do this by heating the roasting tin, adding the meat and cooking in the oven for about 10 minutes. Then I pour some mulled wine slowly over the meat until it is about an inch deep at the bottom of the roasting tin, cover and continue roasting the meat until cooked through and tender. I'm not sure of other recipes with mulled wine but if you're in the UK, the forecast isnt so good for the weekend so you could just drink it !

[websterjdjr]

well if its mulled wine it means they have added something perishable to the wine such as juice et or spices I would smell it dude if it smells good and aint got green chunks in it Iwould taste it if it taste ok I would drank it. or toss it. I dont cook wine I will drank tho wait let me check the web and see about mulled wine...ok I just hit 5 sites and they seem to think its probably bad now .the first link below tells about mulled wine,the second link is FAQ in wine so check em out dude

[grumpcookie]

not unless you want your dish very spicy.mulled wine contain cloves and cinnamon. ...pretend its cold outside, snuggle up with someone and enjoy !

[mareeh]

stick some ice in and call it sangria - who's to know?!!

[Ldyvette79]

You can use mulled wine the same as red wine, though keep in mind mulled wine contains spices (cinnamon, cloves, orange peel) which can alter the flavor of your recipe. Try it in a Morroccan or Middleastern dish which usually contain lots of spices. Or perhaps use it as a base for poached pears.