There are some really wonderful pastry and baking dishes found in French, Italian, Latin, Asian and American cuisine that call for alcohol and liquors, so if you’re following a Halal diet, I’ve come up with a list of all natural Halal substitutes for those – and the results are delicious. You can get some of the classics in the My Halal Kitchen cookbook.
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