Both excellent uses. I am serious about the pasta and risotto though. Marmite is spreadable stock.
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Thanks for the offer, but I just got back from my exploration trip, and currently my schedule is kinda hectic^^
the borderlands movie is hopefully going to be a lot of fun.
Meh, I lost interest in borderlands with borderlands 2. Since then it just become doing "easter egg" for pop culture meme game. Not that fun IMO.
Also, Gearbox CEO is a big [shower word but in French], and I don't like giving him any money.
tiny tina's assault on dragon's keep is incredibly funny ...and well worth justifying a movie based on the game. if they capture half of that kind of feel it'll do very well.
Well, that's at least one DLC on the hundreds they made which is good
Save me the hundred or so $ to buy them all^^
the first time they introduce butt stallion. (though, technically butt stallion is intro'd in the main game ...but not shown directly)
Mr. Torgue complaining about not being allowed to play. it's all excellent.
Mr. Torgue complaining about not being allowed to play. it's all excellent.
Don't google butt stallion.
Thanks for the offer, but I just got back from my exploration trip, and currently my schedule is kinda hectic^^
Well she is clearly as mad as a fish! Bacon is beautiful
I've used it in other cooked dishes, pretty much as a stock, but not in pasta or risotto (not on the menu here any more - RL reasons, not dislike) and it rarely disappoints... My wife hates Marmite... I've never had the gall to tell her that some of the best tasting dishes I've served up...
Out of interest, given the polarising nature of marmite, if you're using a bit for the 'umami' in cooking, do the marmite-hating heathens ever not like it?
Edit: sorry, I think Ratty just answered that question! I may sneak a little past my good lady with the next venison stew.....
See post immediately above your own
The danger of replying to posts before catching up to the end!! 
How much marmite are you adding to a "standard" casserole (sort of 6-8 servings size, I guess)
How much marmite are you adding to a "standard" casserole (sort of 6-8 servings size, I guess)
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I add a teaspoon (heaped, of course) to a pot that equals 3 servings, so a dessertspoon in a 6-8 would probably be about right - it does depend on how robust the starting flavours happen to be, a teaspoon in something with delicate taste might be very noticable!The danger of replying to posts before catching up to the end!!
How much marmite are you adding to a "standard" casserole (sort of 6-8 servings size, I guess)
Yes, my partner hates it on toast but loves a lot of dishes I cook with it. A teaspoon of marmite is a decent replacement for a stock cube, it generally tastes better. While my partner knows that I cook with it, I usually wait until afterwards to tell her to avoid priming her reaction - just as Rat Catcher said, don't tell (at least until they've had the first bite!).
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