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Introduction to Condiments and Sauces

Spices and flavorings can be used on their own, even if you add more than one to a particular dish, or in combination with other spices to make spicy sauces and other more complex condiments.

Condiments & Flavorings

 

 

Spices and flavorings can be used on their own, even if you add more than one to a particular dish, or in combination with other spices to make spicy sauces and condiments.

All about condiments and flavorings

HOT PEPPER base - mexican chillies or the harissa paste. Tabasco, the red pepper sauce made in Louisiana, is probably a hot sauce known worldwide.

VEGETABLE base - ketchups, barbecue sauces, tomato relish, mushroom ketchup, chutneys.

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