DrunkenFlipFlop
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We just call it butt bread. I don't like it too much. I think it's too dry.
Oz said:If by "ordinary bread" yer mean that pre-cut, in a plastic bag, hasn't seen an oven in 72 hours stuff yer get from the supermarket then our stuff is exactly the same.......the crust turns like sloppy dough in yer mouth......and the actual bread itself is like eating putty
Bread has to be extra fresh and uncut.........can't be having with a mass produced loaf......
Oz said:If by "ordinary bread" yer mean that pre-cut, in a plastic bag, hasn't seen an oven in 72 hours stuff yer get from the supermarket then our stuff is exactly the same.......the crust turns like sloppy dough in yer mouth......and the actual bread itself is like eating putty
AlphaTroll said:(I like eating the crust with tomato sauce....that'd be ketchup to you guys )
AlphaTroll said:(I like eating the crust with tomato sauce....that'd be ketchup to you guys )
here tomato sauce is runny...but it's used as a base for many sauces...think tomato stock.AlphaTroll said:Your ketchup is tomato sauce to us (All Gold is best) - it depends on the brand I suppose, but All Gold is basically the same consistency as Heinz (maybe a little thicker), also slightly sweetened but still has that sharp tomato taste Some of the cheaper brands are runnier and lighter in colour. Doesn't taste so good either.
Erm, I'm not sure what you mean with a runnier, unsweetened version of ketchup? Post a pic or summin, then I can tell you.....or do you mean canned tomato sauce (with the pices in it?)
The canned stuff is named according to what goes in the can with it - oion & tomato relish...if it's spiced with chilli it's called sheshebo....if it has cabbage & carrot in it it's chakalaka.
Tomato purée (paste) is just that.
AlphaTroll said:Your ketchup is tomato sauce to us (All Gold is best) - it depends on the brand I suppose, but All Gold is basically the same consistency as Heinz (maybe a little thicker), also slightly sweetened but still has that sharp tomato taste Some of the cheaper brands are runnier and lighter in colour. Doesn't taste so good either..
unclehobart said:It shouldn't be the same. Ketchup is 1/2 tomato, 1/4 vinegar, 1/4 sweetner and fairly thick and used on chippies and sandwiches and whatnot.
unclehobart said:wotcha call sauerkraut then?
unclehobart said:I see... Here across the pond, we tinkered with the term 'liberty cabbage' for the duration of the war... but it soon fell back to its old name since we have rather strong Germanic roots.