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Sunday, October 24, 2010
FLATUS Show 254 - Cage would have loved it***828-FLATUS8***
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I always figured that sauces and their popularity in our far flung cooking heritage stems from the fact that meat tended to spoil sooner (before refrigeration)but back then you wouldn't just waste it or throw it away... you went ahead and ATE IT!! Also more game was consumed. In both cases the sauce was desirable to disguise the taste of less palatable meats because, well, that's all they had.
That makes sense Toppie. I hadn't thought of that practical reason. Occams Razor
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