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Marmite in the comfort-food repertoire, properly

Marmite in the comfort-food repertoire, properly

If you only eat Marmite on toast, you are using maybe a tenth of what the jar can do. The teaspoon trick is this: a small amount, stirred into something else, gives that other thing the long savoury back-note that a stock cube and a teaspoon of soy sauce together cannot quite manage.

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A teaspoon of Marmite belongs in your soup

A teaspoon of Marmite belongs in your soup

If you have made a vegetarian soup that tasted thin, the answer was almost certainly a teaspoon of Marmite stirred in towards the end. Marmite is a concentrated lump of glutamates, the savoury compounds that give meat stock its meatiness.

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