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Cooking & Baking

mitch96

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5. I heard it was just a pinch of sugar. not enough to make the sauce sweet but to effect a change the flavor.

Reply to Retrograde (Original post)

Tue Jul 2, 2024, 06:54 PM

Jul 2024

But only deep brown turbinado sugar from deep in the jungles of ****** harvested by master "machetenistas" on ripe cane facing the morning sun on alternating full moon thursdays

Have you ever noticed every ingredient has to have a fascinating and interesting story?
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NY pizzas vs everywhere else [View all] Retrograde Jul 2024 OP

You could probably spend the rest of your life watching Youtube videos RockRaven Jul 2024 #1

Here's a primer: Drum Jul 2024 #2

A classic rant. Old Crank Jul 2024 #7

I just Googled Anthony Bourdain's favorite BigmanPigman Jul 2024 #3

It might be just a classic marinara sauce. Old Crank Jul 2024 #8

That spice or herb might be fennel or anise. I find that just a touch of crushed or ground japple Jul 2024 #4

I heard it was just a pinch of sugar. not enough to make the sauce sweet but to effect a change the flavor. mitch96 Jul 2024 #5

And then there is Detroit style pizza. nt mitch96 Jul 2024 #6