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You can't get it here but will try to approximate a homemade versionI tried brown sauce when I was in Heathrow in the 90s. I found brown sauce quite bland. A1 has a ton more flavor I'd think you would like it
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You can't get it here but will try to approximate a homemade versionI tried brown sauce when I was in Heathrow in the 90s. I found brown sauce quite bland. A1 has a ton more flavor I'd think you would like it
Amazon doesn't have it?You can't get it here but will try to approximate a homemade version
There's some American online food store here that has it actuallyAmazon doesn't have it?
How can anyone read this and not want to cause a genocide?Filipinos put banana ketchup on their spaghetti, along with little cut up pieces of hotdog
A few drops of Lea and Perrins rubbed into each side, salt and black pepper. Perfect seasoning for a steak.TBH, I'm still thinking about how good Tobasco is.
Tobasco, Worstershire and vinegar.
Interestingly enough, A1 and Worcestershire have a similar taste. Both accompany beef very well, too. Highly recommend, brotherman.A few drops of Lea and Perrins rubbed into each side, salt and black pepper. Perfect seasoning for a steak.
My grandfather used to just destroy his steaks with HP. I used to do it just because he did it and I tried it when I was older and it actually almost pissed me off how bad it was.Do you guys get HP over there? Great in a bacon sandwich.
Did you throw it against the wall?The other day I ordered spaghetti with marinara sauce, they brought me egg noodles and ketchup
You use Worcestershire in steak au poivre. Fucking delicious.Interestingly enough, A1 and Worcestershire have a similar taste. Both accompany beef very well, too. Highly recommend, brotherman.
Interesting, I’ll have to Google what that is, lol. I use a bit of Worcestershire in my 48hr marinade for making flap steak carne asada. It’s a strong player in a lot of good shit, especially of the beef variety.You use Worcestershire in steak au poivre. Fucking delicious.
Kewpie will haunt your dreams.I've not tried that, but Kewpie sesame dressing is great on salad.
It's good for making beef jerky as well; adds salt for preservation and umami for flavour.Interesting, I’ll have to Google what that is, lol. I use a bit of Worcestershire in my 48hr marinade for making flap steak carne asada. It’s a strong player in a lot of good shit, especially of the beef variety.
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