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"  Bought too many bottles for your holiday celebrations? No need to pour all that leftover champagne and wine down the drain. After raising your glasses to ring in the new year, stash the booze away for the next day. Here, we share some of our triple-tested recipes that call for last night&amp;#039;s drinks. If you have leftover\u2026 Champagne New Year&amp;#039;s guests won&amp;#039;t even suspect you used the microwave and last night&amp;#039;s champagne to make this Champagne &amp;amp;amp; Leek Risotto. But, if you have more time, store the remaining bubbly in a covered, well-washed jar for a few months in a cool, dark place. Once the Champagne turns to vinegar, you will be able to toss together our Mixed Greens with Apricots and Champagne Vinaigrette. Of course, you can always just skip the cooking and stir that leftover Champagne into your favorite fruit juice for a breakfast cocktail! White Wine An extra stash of dry, white wine will be most useful for those serving up poultry and seafood dishes. When reduced and combined with browned bits of turkey, broth, and sage, your favorite Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay transforms into great gravy, like our Do-Ahead White Wine and Sage Gravy. When heated in a skillet with garlic and clams, your leftover white wine makes for a flavorful sauce, as is the case with our Easy Clam Linguine. Brandy Keep the party going with a fondue night! Follow one of these Easiest, Cheesiest Fondue Recipes and find fun ways to use up the rest of your brandy, white wine, baguettes, apples, and anything else you can dunk in the gooey, melted cheese. Red Wine Don&amp;#039;t give up on that New Year&amp;#039;s resolution to eat healthier just yet. Satisfy your decadent dessert cravings with these Wine-Poached Pears, made using your leftover Shiraz. Feel like the surplus supply of red wine is never-ending? Spend the rest of the week embracing this heartier wine&amp;#039;s flavor by serving up Red Wine Spaghetti, Pork Medallions with Shallot and Red-Wine Sauce and Braised Mushrooms. Sherry, Tequila, Rum, And More If your pantry is still overflowing with leftover bottles from New Year&amp;#039;s Eve, try making these Booze-Soaked Fruit treats. Mix your leftover liquor with fruits and sugar; cover, and chill to make these alcoholic fruit bites. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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