Australian chef Curtis Stone says you can’t eat sausage rolls without tomato sauce (or ketchup). Here’s his homemade tomato sauce recipe — less sweet than bottled ketchup, rich and silky.

Andrew Smith's book, "Pure Ketchup," contains 50 different historical ketchup recipes including Eliza Smith's 1727 recipe which was the first one published in English. Some of the listed ...

Whether used for dipping, dolloping or spreading, contemporary condiments offer a universe worth of culinary exploration beyond the realms of tired HP and bog-standard ketchup ... crafted by small ...

We’ve picked three of our favourite recipes from Edd Kimber’s Small Batch Cookies that you can try today, no matter what kind of chocolate lover you are. Home-baked goods are always a delight ...

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Alejandra Ramos, voice-over: Welcome to "The Great American Recipe," a celebration of American ... I grew up in a small village called Ategou, and I moved here with my mom when I was 14 years ...

Ketchup, soy sauce, and garlic help jazz up the honey base for a bold blend that'll fill your kitchen with an enticing aroma. Start this recipe cooking by midday ... Serve these with homemade ...

Edd Kimber shares three small-batch baking recipes from his latest cookbook, from cookies to crème brûlée. When it comes to baking, more often than not, it’s reserved for special occasions.

Fries, nuggets or even pakodas, is there anything that doesn't pair well with tomato ketchup?! It adds a tangy and sweet flavour to food. Here's how to make it. To make tomato ketchup, you need 1 kg ...

The best brands have thick, savory ketchup that is a great balance of tangy and sweet. Some also have flavored options or recipes that use ... we didn't even finish the small amount that we ...

“Heinz advertises its product as “Heinz Tomato Ketchup” probably because tomatoes weren’t added to ketchup recipes until the 19 century,” Slate says.

In 1812, the first recipe for tomato-based ketchup debuted. James Mease, a Philadelphia scientist, is credited with developing the recipe. He wrote that the choicest ketchup came from ‘love ...