What are some good uses for this stuff. I like it but it seems rather limited. Any ideas would be good
elliehen,
Sep 11, 9:52am
pickles7 will have answers.she makes litres of her own.
korbo,
Sep 11, 9:56am
put on scrambled eggs, mince, always add it to my soups, and casseroles. marinade with some brown sugar, sherry, basil and whatever else.i use a lot of it.
pickles7,
Sep 11, 10:46am
lol, you are so right. every time I make up a new lot I mix in the old. perpetual sauce. We use it lots, love it. I also give a lot of little bottles as gifts. The sauce I make replaces a lot of spices in some of my cooking. I would not buy it again, ever. I wonder just how many bottles I need to squirrel away to see us through. lol. The bought sauce is not as nice as it used to be, too insipid.
cookessentials,
Sep 11, 6:54pm
I use it in my beef and bean casserol, Welsh rarebit and other casserole type dishes. I use Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce.
spritie,
Sep 11, 9:18pm
Those seem to be the generic uses for it but is there any others!
davidt4,
Sep 11, 9:21pm
You can put it in a Caesar Salad dressing instead of anchovies.
I use it in a marinade for rump steak, along with onion, olive oil, red wine vinegar and peppercorns.
I use it for my stirfrys.Mix together about 2 tsp cornflour, 1 Tlbs brown sugar, 1/4 cup worcester sauce & top up with water.Pour over stirfried meat & vegies.Sometimes I also add a splash of sweet thai chilly sauce.
fisher,
Sep 12, 1:25am
Yup, same here. By itself, it's a quick steak marinade. just drizzle over the top.and into fridge ready to be used. (of course lots of things can be added)
cookessentials,
Sep 12, 2:10am
I love the Lea & Perrins
spritie,
Sep 12, 5:45am
Nice link thanks!
Interesting.cheese on toast with Worcester Sauce on top. Going to have to try that now. Exactly the alternative use I was looking for. Yawn to all the meat/salad uses, lets funk it up.
rainrain1,
Sep 12, 5:54am
Serve with poached egg on toast :-)
fisher,
Sep 13, 1:25am
Yup, same here. By itself, it's a quick steak marinade. just drizzle over the top.and into fridge ready to be used. (of course lots of things can be added)
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