Ketchup vs Mustard: Difference between revisions
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== Ketchup, "Something | == Ketchup, "Something Akin to Kabul" == | ||
[[File:TT Włocławek.png|thumb|upright|Strawberry and and red-currant-flavoured ketchups made in Poland. Source: Twitter.]] | [[File:TT Włocławek.png|thumb|upright|Strawberry and and red-currant-flavoured ketchups made in Poland. Source: Twitter.]] | ||
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}}</ref> Apart from fish and mushroom ketchups, popular varieties included ketchups made from oysters or unripe walnuts, but recipes are also known for cucumber, plum, gooseberry, grape, peach, bell pepper, bean, lobster, liver, mussel and even herring ketchups ( | }}</ref> Apart from fish and mushroom ketchups, popular varieties included ketchups made from oysters or unripe walnuts, but recipes are also known for cucumber, plum, gooseberry, grape, peach, bell pepper, bean, lobster, liver, mussel and even herring ketchups (I need to try out the herring one someday). What did they all have in common? Preservatives, usually salt and vinegar, the latter sometimes replaced with strong wine, stale beer or cider, as well as exotic spices, such as ginger, nutmeg and cloves. | ||
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