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Garum
Garum was a fermented fish sauce that served as a fundamental ingredient in the cuisine of ancient Rome and throughout the Mediterranean. It was produced by layering small fish and their organs with salt and herbs, allowing the mixture to ferment and cure in the sun over several months. The resulting clear liquid was highly prized for its umami flavor and was traded extensively across the Roman Em...
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Mirin
Mirin is a traditional Japanese condiment made from glutinous rice, rice mold (koji), and a distilled spirit such as shochu. It is a golden, syrupy liquid with a distinct sweet flavor, historically consumed as a beverage during the Edo period before evolving into a cooking ingredient. In Japanese cuisine, it is primarily used to provide a sweet glaze to foods, mask strong fish or meat odors, and e...
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