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Actually really, is this stuff just regional differences? I've never heard of mustard on a hamburger or a hotdog without ketchup but with mayonnaise. What regions of the country do they do this bizarre stuff? |
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Apart from mustard, I like Caucasian sauces on my meat and meat products:
Tkemali: a sour wild plum sauce from Georgia. Satsebeli: a tomato sauce, also from Georgia, not like ketchup at all. Adjika: an Abkhazian sauce made from red pepper and garlic, should be used in well-regulated doses only. UPD: Narsharab: a pomegranate sauce from Azerbaijan (not really my favourite). |
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