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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a splash of wine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a small amount of wine added to a drink or dish, often to enhance flavor or presentation.
Example: "She added a splash of wine to the sauce to give it a richer taste."
Alternatives: "a dash of wine" or "a hint of wine."
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Stir in a splash of wine then divide between four serving plates.
Add the meat, a splash of wine, brandy, pickles, gherkins, ham and parsley.
The ingredients are minimal: an onion, a few herbs, perhaps a handful of mushrooms and a splash of wine.
Often I steam them with nothing more than garlic, parsley and a splash of wine, but here I opt for a more seasoned version.
A touch of tomato, some crimini mushrooms and some dried porcini, garlic and rosemary are all you need, plus a splash of wine and chicken stock.
After a couple of minutes, add a splash of wine and cook a further 5 minutes or so. 3 Add the clams and the rest of the wine.
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