Worcestershire Sauce history and recipes from New York Times today
sf said...
> On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 04:29:39 -0500, Andy > wrote:
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>>sf said...
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>>> On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:09:17 -0500, Andy > wrote:
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>>>>Worcestershire sauce has always drenched my bbq-grilled stuff until
gout
>>>>reared it's ugly head. Anchovies being the trigger ingredient for me.
>>>
>>> Maybe if you didn't drench and limited it to a drop or two, your body
>>> would tolerate it.
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>>
>>Maybe, but then I probably wouldn't taste it, so why bother?
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> Andy! You're not supposed to *taste it*, you're supposed to notice
> the subtle difference it makes in the gravy or sauce. L&P is one of
> those sublime things that you don't need to measure in cups, mere
> drops add a punch of flavor! I don't think I could stand it in the
> vast quantities I've seen in some recipes posted here in the past.
> Might as well bypass food and just stick a straw in the bottle.
sf,
I only used it in marinades and on burgers during cooking, not like adding
ketchup or mustard after cooking.
Best,
Andy
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