Orize to Ask Lemmy • 7 days agoTo Americans of Lemmy: What food item(s) from Europe can you not live without?message-square85arrow-up1100arrow-down15
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minus-square@WhoIsTheDrizzlelink2•5 days agoCan you give me some examples of dishes you’d add it to? I’m intrigued. Like a pho, ramen or soup?
minus-squareProdigalFroglinkfedilinkEnglish0•edit-25 days agoI always add it to a pot of chili before simmering it for an hour (usually about a teaspoon per 3lbs of meat, I just eyeball it). If I’m making tacos, I’ll add it to already cooked meat in the pan along with the spices and water (to be boiled off), which will make it extra beefy. Also works great in a beef or veggie stew, beef stroganoff, or vegan beef macaroni soup. I haven’t tried it in ramen, but that’s a great idea!
minus-square@WhoIsTheDrizzlelink2•3 days agoThanks! Super cool. I’ve never had marmite, but I’m gonna snag some and try this.
Can you give me some examples of dishes you’d add it to? I’m intrigued. Like a pho, ramen or soup?
I always add it to a pot of chili before simmering it for an hour (usually about a teaspoon per 3lbs of meat, I just eyeball it).
If I’m making tacos, I’ll add it to already cooked meat in the pan along with the spices and water (to be boiled off), which will make it extra beefy.
Also works great in a beef or veggie stew, beef stroganoff, or vegan beef macaroni soup.
I haven’t tried it in ramen, but that’s a great idea!
Thanks! Super cool. I’ve never had marmite, but I’m gonna snag some and try this.