Here is something I picked up when I was in the US as basically a novelty item. To be totally truthful, I really liked the jar and I assumed whatever tomato vinegar was could be replaced with many other mixtures if I didn't like it.
Continuing with my process of eating our way through the refrigerator/freezer, I began with a package of ground beef whose celophane wrap had been punctured. Mmmm, salivating already? The vegetable bin produced some nice brown onions, limp spring onions, garlic, and some green/yellowing cilantro. Undaunted, I composted the spring onions, browned the meat, sauteed the onions and garlic and put it back together. Plain. I then added a couple of teaspoons of smoky paprika chipotle seasoning I had brought over on a previous trip. Now we were getting somewhere, but it was a little heavy. Try a few shakes of this new tomato vinegar and wow, we've got zip! It's got the kick of ketchup without the sugar and goo. We then had a Friday night dinner that was worthy of two each of the white corn tortillas I had smuggled back in my suitcase. And the cilantro stood up just fine, too.
But I don't know how to get any more or how to make it myself (she whined).
Continuing with my process of eating our way through the refrigerator/freezer, I began with a package of ground beef whose celophane wrap had been punctured. Mmmm, salivating already? The vegetable bin produced some nice brown onions, limp spring onions, garlic, and some green/yellowing cilantro. Undaunted, I composted the spring onions, browned the meat, sauteed the onions and garlic and put it back together. Plain. I then added a couple of teaspoons of smoky paprika chipotle seasoning I had brought over on a previous trip. Now we were getting somewhere, but it was a little heavy. Try a few shakes of this new tomato vinegar and wow, we've got zip! It's got the kick of ketchup without the sugar and goo. We then had a Friday night dinner that was worthy of two each of the white corn tortillas I had smuggled back in my suitcase. And the cilantro stood up just fine, too.
But I don't know how to get any more or how to make it myself (she whined).
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