Pink wine, traditionally made not by blending red and white juice (although some inexpensive wines do this), but by using red grapes and removing the skins from the fermenter before they have had time to impart much color. Also sometimes labeled "Vin Gris" ("VaN Gree," literally "gray wine") and, among popular, low-cost American pink wines, "blush." Although the blush fad included many forgettable wines, a good, dry, crisp rosé or vin gris can be a refreshing treat on a hot summer day.
 
Seafood: Calamari, Shrimp in Light or Medium Sauces, Cocktail Shrimp, Crab, Prawns, Smoked Fish, Crab Cakes, Delicate/Medium or Heavy Fish, Lobster, Scallops with Light/Medium or Rich Sauces
Meat: Bacon, Barbecue Chicken, Cornish Hen, Duck, Goose, Ham, Meat Loaf, Pork, Rabbit, Mild Sausage
Pasta With: Cheese or White Cream Sauce, Meat Sauces or Ragus, Primavera Sauce
Vegetable-Based: Raw Vegetables, Steamed Vegetables, Eggplant, Stuffed Bell Pepper, Beets, Chef Salad, Red Cabbage
Cheese: Fresh Cheeses, Semi-Soft Cheeses, Cream-Style Cheeses, Mild Cheeses
Ethnic: Sweet & Sour Chicken or Pork, Mexican Dishes, Mild/Medium or Hot Beef Curry, Teriyaki Chicken, Tandori Chicken and Fish Recipes, Tajines Chicken Recipes, Gyros, Falafel, Italian Dishes, Jambalaya, Couscous, Pad Thai, Chow Mein, Gumbo, Gyoza, Egg Rolls, Mild/Medium or Hot Chicken Curry, Focacchia
Miscellaneous: Bean-based Dishes, Potato-based Dishes, Vegetable-based Soups and Stews, Chowders, Hamburger, Philly Cheese Steak, Hot Dog, Pizza, Tofu, Steamed Rice, Fried Rice, Egg-based Dishes, Pate, Crepes, Chicken Pot Pie, Pasta Salad, Sweet Potatoes
Dessert: Fresh Fruit
 
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