Grand Marnier - Ingredients, Substitutions and Equivalents

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		Grand Marnier orange liqueur photo by: Grand-marnier.com Grand Marnier is an orange flavored liqueur. In addition to being an after-dinner drink it makes a very nice flavoring for a variety of dishes. Use it to flambe mandarin oranges or as an addition to custards such as creme brulee or pots de creme. See recipes. Ingredient Substitutions Triple Sec, Curacao or Cointreau OR unsweetened orange juice concentrate for a non-alcohol substitute

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