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  1. I treat it like I do the Better Than Bouillon broth bases or Knorr Bouillon Powder.   I wouldn't eat at spoonful of either of those, but used properly, they're great.  The usual way I see Vegemite or the UK version, Marmite, used, is basically as a compound butter on toast.  In the Viands and Victuals thread I posted some Vegemite receipts a while ago.  

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  2. 35 minutes ago, watab kid said:

    im going to admit when i hgeard those back then i thought funny and a bit foolish 

     

    Which is exactly what they are supposed to be. 

     

    Like Witch Doctor, Monster Mash, Purple People Eater, and other novelty songs. 

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  3. Another experiment. 

     

    Savory Pancake Formula (single batch)

    Dry

    1¼ cups AP flour

    2½ tsp baking powder

    1 TBS sugar (or none)

    1 tsp Knorr Chicken Bouillon powder

    ½ tsp onion powder

    ¼ tsp garlic powder

    Wet

    1 egg, beaten

    ¾ cup milk (or ½ cup milk + ¼ cup water)

    3 TBS melted butter (or butter/oil mix)

     

    Whisk dry ingredients. Add in wet. Whisk to combine.

     

    Drop by 1/4 cup onto greased griddle over medium low heat. 

     

    Turned out pretty good.   Thet need gravy.

     

    Quick Chicken Cream Gravy
    This stays silky, not gluey, and won’t overpower the pancakes.
    2 TBS butter (or sausage fat if you have it)
    2 TBS flour
    1½ cups warm milk
    ¼–½ cup chicken broth
    Black pepper to taste
    Optional: tiny pinch onion powder
    Method
    Melt fat, stir in flour, cook 1–2 minutes (no browning).
    Whisk in milk slowly until smooth.
    Add broth a splash at a time until spoonable.
    Pepper generously.
    If you want it Southern-style indulgent, finish with:
    1–2 TBS heavy cream or half-and-half

  4. Technically a pâté is baked.  If in a coffin of pastry, it's pâté en croute, if in a dish with no crust, pâté en terrine

     

    If you take it as a finely minced or beaten and seasoned paste, then hummus is a form of pâté.

     

     

  5. 36 minutes ago, Alpo said:

    Isn't a paté, by definition, liver? So deviled ham, being ham - a muscle meat - could not be a paté?

     

    Nope. Any finely minced meat.  Or poultry.  Or fish. Or even vegetables.

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