I’;; see your yellow and blue and raise you Green and Purple
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Do you think, talking about very esoteric ketchup recipes. That glazed unions with herbs and sugar. Let’s talk jelly, although that’s not it. Is also a ketchup? 
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- Lightly toasted mustard seed
- Fleur de Sel
- Cashew
- Lemon, lemon zest, lemon grass
- A touch of horseradish
- A smaller touch of ginger
You’re welcome, you have just witnessed the invention of Jeremy Sauce.
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Yes, but maybe you forgot a bit of vinegar for the ■■■■■?
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With three acid components I don’t know if you’d need acetic acid. But I’ll take one for the team and give it a try 
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I’m sorry, unless really acid needed I use Apple vinegar. Combined with a tiny tiny bit of sugar. So, you are right. Offcource, with lemon juice you wouldn’t need that.
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Apple vinegar is delicious. Since it is the season I should go grab a few gallons of juice and get a batch going.
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That’s a good idea.
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My previous post notwithstanding, I saw this in Minneapolis last year. What the fuck is this abomination I just don’t even. Not sure how this is legal.
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That’s a hell of a mess.
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I thought cultural appropriation is frowned upon?
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Was there a picture of a grumpy old lady with a kerchief over her hair on the label? We occasionally make a trip to a Russian store to get some of that; we call it babushka mustard.
(moments later)
OMG, I actually managed to find a picture of it by googling “babushka mustard.”
A little bit of this stuff goes a loooooooooong way!
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Looks like it’s pretty high in iron.
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By whom? I suppose that you would be aware of whether or not you are frowning.
Cultural appropriation I think is inevitable, what is to be avoided is doing it cluelessly. Preparing hot dogs does not make me German, and cooking curries does not make me from India. But I was first taught how to make curry in my teens by two Punjabi cooks, so there is an actual lineage of cultural transmission there.
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Call it “fusion cuisine” and you’re safe
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that’s an interesting question. but it’s often used as argumentative shotgun
hot dogs are rather uncommon here, and the whole religious superstructure is missing - no one cares if I eat my bratwurst in a roll with mustard or ketchup
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That’s just the garnish. You don’t have to eat that part.
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no sauerkraut? gun users are barbarians!
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