Worcestershire Sauce

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This aged dark brown, fermented sauce adds a unique flavour to your meals and cocktails/mocktails. It goes great with meat, vegetable and egg dishes and should always be in your cupboard :).

The original is made by Lea & Perrins in Worcestershire and the recipe is kept secret.

Taste:

It has a very complex flavour but I mostly taste sugar, vinegar, onion, garlic and salt if sampled by itself. It is not as salty as soy sauce but I still don’t add salt to my meals if I use it.

Here is the brand I use in Australia:

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Related Links:

  • see recipes using this sauce here
  • see all sauces and condiments posts here
  • see all ingredients here

2 responses to “Worcestershire Sauce”

  1. […] (potatoes, carrots, brown onion, basil, celery sticks, a coriander root) and a good slug of Worcestershire sauce to the boil in 500mls of home-made beef stock until the potatoes had started to soften […]

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