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Anchovy essence
mrbadexample
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Hi all,
I've got a recipe that calls for 1 tsp of anchovy essence.
I haven't got any, so I was planning on substituting with anchovies in olive oil.
My question is: how many would you use? 1? 2? More?
The recipe is for pork pies, using 900g of pork shoulder, if that helps.
Thanks,
MBE
I've got a recipe that calls for 1 tsp of anchovy essence.
I haven't got any, so I was planning on substituting with anchovies in olive oil.
My question is: how many would you use? 1? 2? More?
The recipe is for pork pies, using 900g of pork shoulder, if that helps.
Thanks,
MBE
If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
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I'd use two but only if I had some anchovies already opened. It's only in the recipe to add a bit of an extra savoury flavour, so can be substituted or omitted altogether0
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I'd also use two fillets, pounded to a paste, if I had a jar open. Otherwise I'd substitute Worcester sauce (2 tsp, as the essence is stronger).
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I've got a couple of tins in the cupboard that need using so it's no issue.
Two it is then. Thanks both.
If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
Transfer the remaining anchovies to a small glass jar and cover with a little olive oil. That way they'll keep for a few months in the fridge (the oil may set, a couple of hours at room temperature will have it liquid again.
When you've finished the anchovies, use the olive oil to fry the onions and garlic for a puttanesca sauce.0
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