How to make BROWN SAUCE - Like HP A1 or Daddies Sauce
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You will Need
1/2 lb / 250g of Prunes
4 Large Granny Smiths Apples
1 Brown Onion
13oz / 375g of Sugar
1/4 of a cup of Salt about 70g or 2.5oz
1 1/2 pints / 900ml of Malt Vinegar
1 teaspoon of Ginger
1/2 a teaspoon of Allspice
1/2 a teaspoon of Cayenne Pepper
1/4 of a teaspoon Fresh Nutmeg
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I left a comment 4 years ago and here I am after 4 years making the sauce for the forth time today and I want to thank you again for sharing.
Well Carla, thank you for sticking with us, do you watch any of the travel video we are doing now? Hope so LOL
@@Steve-Owens "Broon Sauce" in Scotland
@@rammingspeed5217 indeed 😉
Glad this is still on Utube Steve. I made some a few years back. Recently bought some HP and they seem to have mucked around with the recipie yet again. This time it's truly awful. So time to dig out the pressure cooker again. Thanks again for leaving this video up.
You're welcome buddy..
Over here in The United States HP costs a lot of money, that is if you can get it. This is now the third batch I've made and couldn't live without it. Thanks Steve, you made an old man very happy.
Thanks Rodney, that's kind of you to say. 👍
If you can get the Irish brand Chef, they do a great brown sauce that’s a bit different to HP
Made it last night. Already tastes incredible. Brings back my childhood. Never buying HP again! Gonna be a long 10 days! Thank you for this excellent recipe.
Hi i have made this sauce today and i have a bottle of HP sauce and asked my Filipino wife and she says that they taste around the same only my home made is just a little better.Thank you for this recipe,it's superb.I am British and i can remember HP when i was a lad and this recipe is the same as i remember.
Superb George thanks for sharing your experience..
Steve
I'm living in Tanzania, its not easy to find Brown source or Hp source everywhere, but with this video i'll be able to prepare my own brown source. Thanks for shairing this video.
A big, big THANK YOU!
Here in Syria, I didn't find most of the ingredients so I used alternatives; balsamic vinegar, candied prunes. The result was just beautiful.
The measuring was spot-on, the ingredients fused together and homogenised nicely.
Brilliant, simply brilliant! Thank you again, Chef.
You're welcome.. What great substitutes, I can imagine it being amazing. ;o)
Thanks for the great video I'm from Egypt & I adore Hp sauce & it's not available all the time . I have a question is this prunes dryed and sweeten ?! And can I use a white vinegar?!
Thank you chef
From ALGERIA ❤
G'day! Fan from Australia here. I tried making this yesterday after a relative recommended your video to me. It turned out incredible. My dad made some Guinness pies and added some of the sauce into the beef filling giving the pie a wonderful kick!
Thanks Katrina, good to hear.. 👍
Hello Steve.
Not only is the HP sauce better than shop. I'm getting compliments on it. You gave me the clues so I can adjust it.
But i don't need to.
You were wrong about it lasting. Hahahaha I used it in two weeks after.
Now I'm looking for recipes to use it.
My friends are now following you.
🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅
Thanks for the kind words Martyn..
I recommend using coconut sugar. Its super healthy unlike other sugars, its low gi and tastes so good. Its also brown. You can buy coconut nectar too so good.
Thank you Steve.
The 10 day waiting was worth it.
Only one problem.
IT DIDN'T LAST LONG.
I used it very quickly.
🔆🔆🔆🔆🔆
Hello from Switzerland 🙂my hubby is from England and he loves his HP sauce. It's a rare commodity here and not easy to get. This weekend I'm going to try your recipe and will let you know how it turns out. Thanks so much for sharing your recipe.
1 day later.
The initial tasting went very well, my husband loves it! The sauce will now rest for a week or two. Steve, thank you so much.
Well thank you for sharing the results.. so good to hear.. 👍👍
Lovely. This disappeared from shelves here in Zaragoza, Spain, after Brexit. It's one of my most precious ingredients in meals. So I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your video. I've just been out to get all the ingredients (or as close as possible to yours) and I'm going to make it tonight. I'll get back to you. Thanks for posting. Watch this space.
Good luck John.. enjoy
@@Steve-Owens hey! It turned out great. I'm grateful to you. I couldn't get malt vinegar here but I used Rioja wine vinegar mixed with apple cider vinegar. It's good though and I'll definitely be making it again. Probably the same way. I look forward to checking your other stuff out. Cheers!
@@MrJohnsolomon Thanks for the update..
I just made it, and you are right, it is so much better than a cheap supermarket brand. I did a taste comparison and honestly, the homemade one made the shop bought sauce taste like sweet goo. It is the only way from now on. Thanks so much.
3rd time making this sauce since HP sauce in Thailand is £5.50 a bottle.
I have to tweek the ingredients since granny smiths are imported from Australia and are an arm an a leg.
What a star you are mate what would we do without people like you.
Thanks Ken..
when I went to the UK, everyone warned me in advance that British food was sooo boring and tasteless. uh....WRONG! I've been addicted to several recipes ever since I got back, and brown sauce is near the top of the list. thanks for the video.
OMG OMG OMG I just made the brown sauce and it is awesomeeeeeeee and u r awesome for sharing the recipe. I am going to leave it for ten days to mature a bit like u said.... I hope I can wait.
:)
Carla Abou Tanos Thanks Carla...
Steve
TQ Steve ...
I lived in America for a few years and aside from not being easy to get decent back bacon I just couldn't find brown sauce anywhere for my bacon sarnies, so I basically had to have my family send care packages from England with a few home comforts I couldn't find anywhere.
+Trakker :o) Back bacon is hard to find in many places. I almost always end up making it. I should do that video some day.. It's very easy to make.. ;o) Thanks
3rd batch just made today - thanks Steve - before I saw this video I didn’t really know what was even in Brown sauce but have always loved it’s piquant tangyness .Love it .Love it . Love it .
Brilliant Steve, was a big hit with all my friends here in Thailand.
I made this sauce today. O. M. G. It's so good and it hasn't even aged yet. Thank you mate.
You're welcome 👍
Thanks Steve! I am the husband of Joan - a former Brit_ and we love your recipes. How you became more authentic than the original HP sauce is very impressive. We added a Mango and a big chunk of Tamarind paste to your recipe. Wasn't half bad. Thanks again and keep it up mate!
o worries.. Mango is a great idea..
I'm going to make another batch of this this morning. It's the business.👍👍
Have fun!
Tutti fruity!!! Damn I remember that as a kid in Canada. Nothing for me will ever top Lea and Perrins, I brush my teeth with that liquid gold
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I'm still making this sauce and sharing it and your recipe with other people. Thanks so much .
You are the only one that blended the sauce so it will include all the ingredients and thicken up! Thank you for educating this American! New subscriber too!
Welcome..
Steve, this is an absolute must for me to make.
Tess Cooks 4u Great Tess, you wont regret it :o)
Steve
Excellent! I won't be buying anymore commercial brown sauce again!👍
:o)
Steve's instructions are excellent. I have just made my first batch and even without maturing it tastes pretty good.
Thanks..
I really do not know how many times I have watched this video over the last year more like two years to be honest, promising myself that I will get around to making it one day …….. well that day finally arrived I followed your recipe to the “T” apart from halving all the ingredients, hubby is the No. one fan of “HP” brown sauce & dislikes very much that we in the UK (perhaps other places too) can only buy it in plastic bottles as it leaves a tainted taste ……. Moving on Hubby gave it the thumbs up 👍 & that is on the day of making it when as you said it is still young…… it can only get better…… I think I may have made a rod for my own back …… nevertheless Thank you Steve …… one very happy Hubby 🤗
Such a lovely comment, thanks for sharing your experience.. 😊😊
If only I'd have found your video a week ago Steve !? ......As I now have a batch ( 7 bottles ) of something that doesn't give me the brown sauce hit I feel I will get when I make your recipe. I should have questioned it when I read "Fennel seeds, Juniper berries , Anise "...... ????... I even put garlic in it as well as lots of black pepper to lift it ...doh!! , Ok I have a plan , ..... shhhhh !! , don't tell my dear wife as its going to be washed away bottle by bottle so I can follow your recipe . Excellent channel Steve. Thank you , as I cannot wait to try your take on the classic.
Thanks Richard.. LOL Welcome to the channel..
Thank you for sharing I love how you made this I'm going to try it like this
You are so welcome
made it !!! excellent !! im so pleased ! thanks Steve
What an interesting sauce! Must give it a try! Cheers from Arkansas USA!
Hope you enjoy
Have now made and canned this recipe 5 times in the last 6 days! I have added grapes, currents, dates, gala and sunrise apples to go with the granny smith apples, cloves and even some dried cranberries. The joy of cooking. Find a great recipe and start experimenting. Thanks again. I look forward to the batches I've made in the coming years once they have aged.
+rosa price Super Rosa, that's the spirit, experiment and you will have such serendipitous results. Good on you, let me know how they mature..
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@@Steve-Owens changed my moniker. Still using the brown sauce I made when I commented.....4 years ago!? It’s wonderful and I haven’t bought h.p since :) Have shared the recipe many times and always encourage people to check out Steve’s Kitchen channel. Thanks again.
Thank you so much. Hi from Texas USA
Hi
Thanks Steve, made 3 batches today, this my 3rd year making it. This year we made one batch slightly thinner by adding some some red wine.
Nice.. 👍
Just made some French toast or piece dipped in egg. First had it back in the early 70's at my aunt Sally's in East Kilbride. Awesome with HP. Don't have any here in the Philippines but sure I could find it somewhere but not as cheap as in Scotland.
I will be going to the palengke on Thursday morning. Hope I can find all ingredients.
A piece !! Very Scots!
Time to make a new batch, almost out of my first lot, delicious, rave reviews from friends I shared with.
Nice Karl, I'm going to have to make some too soon.. And I need to make Branstone Pickle, just haven't had the chance.. Good on you mate..
Steve
I have made this sauce and I have to say Steve oh my god it is the most delicious brown sauce I have ever tasted.
I will never buy store bought HP ever again.❤️❤️❤️
So good! to hear Gail.. 😉👍
Do you have a recipe for mint sauce.
Eating scrambled eggs, sausage, and toast with A1 in america watching this right now.
Cheers
I’m 46 and was born in Dorset and I grew up in the US and England. I remember a HP brown sauce from when I was a kid. I’m not a big sauce user, I do like A-1 a lot.
I picked up some HP in a British section in a local US grocery store and it was a glorified super sweet tasteless ketchup. I will try this recipe. I’ve seen similar ones in my Gran’s British cookbooks from the ‘50’s which I have.
I totally agree, the shop bought has gotten sweeter and less tart as it should be, so this way you can control the flavour, if you can get old style Bramley Apples it would be even better.. Enjoy
Steve's Kitchen thank you. I think I can’t get those apples here. Granny Smiths are common.
I made this just a few days ago and it,s delicious. We can,t wait for it to mature and we,re using it now. I,ve given some to a friend who now wants the recipe.
I'm with the last viewer- making this recipe again and just checking my memory. Thanks very much- everyone loves this recipe. Goes perfectly with my homemade bacon and sausages 😋
Thanks for dropping in Michael
A hint for people making this you can put the apples on your spiralizer if you have one and then just make a couple of cuts through them but the core will be left behind and so will the skin.
Whooohoooo I made the sauce and it is brilliant! Even my kids love it, and believe me they are real food critics 😝
Thank you so much for the recipe. Only the vinegar had to be replaced by balsamic vinegar, because he, The Netherlands....bur it turned out nicely anyway.
@@C84__84 just use a dark vinegar I heard. Mine turned out ok with balsamic vinegar
Omg HP is the best sauce on a bacon and egg roll! Thanks, Steve 😃
Sarah Le Moignan Absolutely :o)
I made it, thank you very much, my father was happy, after years that he did not taste it. It came out perfect, just replace the malt vinegar with apple cider vinegar. greetings from Argentina
Greeting from Japan Sebastian, we are touring
@@Steve-Owens Good luck and thanks
excellent,,looks fabulous ,i can remember when brown sauce tasted of fruit ,will use your recipe and travel back in time,,,,Norman
You'll enjoy it..
That' s it I eventually got the time to make the sauce for the first time today and I just want to thank you a lot for sharing
Still making this regularly.. Must say I have added chillies and dates to adjust a little
Steve Owens took HP Sauce back to its highly-deserved place in the world of condiments. "Everything Goes With HP Sauce!" #OlMrSqueaks, #AmericanHPSauceFan
Most excellent! Steve's Kitchen always delivers the goods!!! I'll be making this tomorrow as soon as I have sourced all the ingredients, thanks Steve.
LittleRhubarb Ahh little Rhubarb, see sometimes I need prompting, I think I makes so many promises. it's hard to keep up ( I must try not to :o))
Please make it and let it settle a week and let me know :o)
Steve
Followed this recipe loosely. Didn't have the same apples. Just some random kind from a tree nearby and probably i bit more nutmeg as I didn't really measure. But i have to say it turned out to be spectacular!
That's great to hear, well done..
Hi Steve,
Aha! This is how I should use the stick mixer I'm getting!
When I was working at the British pub in Tokyo, many British customers asked brown sauce! We had so many bottles of HP sauce in the pub but I have never tried it yet... I got to try it before I leave here!!!
Your video is always professional and provides clear demonstration, I appreciate that:)
Have a nice weekend!
Anna
Anna S Thank you Anna, the HP is OK but a lot of us think it's lost it's flavour, that's why I make it, this is a British staple :o) And yes, the stick mixer is excellent for this..
Have a great weekend
Steve
Loved HP sauce on steak when I was living at home...Papa's favorite steak sauce.
sha whit Ohhh ! Yes, but as I say they really have spoiled it over the years by taking out the fruit in favour of Tom's. Any one who trys this will instantly remember what it should taste like :o) Thanks Sharon
Steve :o)
Awesome recipe!
I live in Thailand and the original HP sauce is so expensive that I thought I'd give it a go to make my own. Turned out great, but tweeked the second batch with a few cloves, mace and
I upped the cayene pepper a little to give a bit more bite. Plus bulked it out a little with a couple of tomatoes.
Now I'm making liters of the stuff every month to keep my mates stocked up too.
Well done Steve. Thanks a bunch 😊
Thanks Craig.. 👍
Thanks so much! An american here who studied in London and am missing HP sauce. This shoulds like it will be even better. :)
Enjoy Sarah... Sorry for the slow replies, I have been a little under the weather.. :o(
That looks...insane..,and very, very yummy! Is this what you put on scrambled eggs? _MUST TRY_!!
GrayNeko I do, it's a must... :) Thanks
Steve
Hi Steve I made your brown sauce and it's delicious. I even compared the colour with regular HP and hp is a reddish brown while your sauce is more sauce brown. I compared the taste and even just fresh made is 100% more tasty than manufactured HP Sauce. I red the ingredients of HP sauce and note that HP Sauce has a tomato base, blended with white vinegar and spirit vinegar, Sugars (molasses, glucose-fructose syrup, sugar), dates, cornflour, salt, artificial spices flavorings and other nasty stuff. Thanks for sharing, it was so easy to make and i will not be going back to buying anymore, from now on it's homemade for me and my family. :)
Marvelous recipe! I was away from the UK for 30 years and the HP sauce I bought on my return was yuk!!! Tried this recipe and now I feel I've come home.
Just one thing, I added 2 teaspoons of organic pectin and it gave a tip top consistance
+David quaife Thanks David and thanks for sharing your tip.
Steve
+Steve's Kitchen My pleasure :)
Hi Steve...I just did this sauce using your video and the result was very great.
Me and my family simply love it.
We kept at home a bottle of HP sauce made by Heinz Canada to compere the result and even though HP it is not that bad, yours its way better and all natural.
My daughter likes it with a little bit more allspice and cayenne pepper and its turns out very good too. You know, those little changes on any recipe its the meaning of Home Made. Thank you very much for shearing.
+Gabriel Treviño That is such a great comment Gabriel, it makes me very happy that you take time to share your thoughts and results and yes Homemade is all about tinkering with amounts to get what appeals mostly to you. Keep it up..
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I’m back on here making sauce for the third time. It’s tasty!
Love this sauce recipe .. make it regularly.. HP in South Africa is expensive
Something new to try and try to make. I don't like most "commercial" products like sauces because, as you mentioned of the use of lesser ingredients and thickeners. I am looking forward to the results and experience.
michael legge Hi Michael, me too, if I can make it myself I try to.. Have a great day
Steve
Thank you, this is the next addition to my home made revolution. To date sausages of various flavours, hogs pudding, bacon, green & smoked, yummy..
I made this this week (June 2024) its really great tasting. I am into healthy eating so I swapped the sugar for honey and the salt for sea salt. I think the brown colour comes from the vinegar and not the brown sugar because I did not use brown sugar.
Thanks for sharing ☺️
I made this last year and substituted prunes for raisins. It was great. I'm going to make it again this week. HP sauce is expensive here in Thailand.
Great.. Enjoy it buddy..
@@Steve-Owens I've made nearly two litres today using your recipe but adding some chili flakes for a touch more heat. Well, this is Thailand. And it's the 'dogs whatsits.' The hardest part was finding bottles for it. Thanks Steve.
Looks fantastic Steve cant't beat brown sauce on a bacon and egg butty.
joseph Absolutely, you know where I'm coming from :o)
Not easy to find and high price here in Spain eu2.60 for a 220ml bottle so I tried this and WOW!!!! so easy and no preservatives and made 10 times a small bottle for the same money! win win win ….. will never buy again thanks Steve
:o) Indeed. Welcome Denis
Hi Steve. Just to let you know this was another fantastic success. Did a taste test comparing HP original, HP fruity and Dadies. Your recipie voted tops by the family every time so well done. Especially good with a home made cheese tomatoe n bacon pizza. Cheers mate!
p.s. I chucked a handfull of dates in as well...
I just made some too this morning. The onion needs to be grated in order to cook in time with the other ingredients. You are right. It tastes like the original and not the watered down variety with the artificial food coloring and other additives which HP use nowadays. The taste is fruitier and much stronger if you follow the recipe. It's almost addictive and I haven't aged it yet. You will never buy another bottle of the sauce and will make it yourself forever. It is a little lighter in color than the nowadays HP variety, but well worth making.
Thanks Steve, what a bottle full of super tasty good stuff with no "E" numbers or things concocted in a test tube !! You are one top man !
SWEET JANE Thanks Jane that is sweet of you to say. You are right, this uses simple salt and sugar to preserve and last for ages, plus it tastes nice too :o)
Steve
Like just based on your intro--could not agréé more. Now to watch it fully and make some.
Thanks
You're my hero!
A long time ago I was looking for brown sauce or just a recipe.
In germany it's hard to find a good one...so I'll give it a try and make some of it!
Greetings from oversea :D
Fantastic recipe I'm really inspired I live in Upstate New York and I've been enjoying HP Sauce at the local Scottish games all my life I ran out of my final jar and if made my own HP with ketchup to tablespoons steak sauce to tablespoons and worship Shire sauce 2 tablespoons stirred chilled and it tastes pretty close but I think yours is more authentic I will be giving it a try
Enjoy 😊
Yes will make this soon !! Thank you Steve for another great recipe !!!
Looks very yummy. Sounds good on bacon and eggs!
Sawlon Ohh yes Davey, and this is just my favourite with Bacon and eggs/ bangers and mash. Let's call it Brown Stuff :o))
Steve's Kitchen lol
Only brown sauce I've ever known is mom's sauce, only things she used was common kitchen oil and wheat powder, which you constantly mix and turn around on pan. It's though suggested to never move your eyes away from oiled powder since it cooks really quick and might burn easily.
But once you've cooked the powder into nice brown powder, you pour it down on another pan with ingredients you have used ( on my case, minced meat that was cooked on high volume), and putting really hot water, mixing and boiling it a couple of minutes.
I just discover HP sauce, made by Heinz Canada. The ingredients they use are just like you say in this video.
Now I am going to follow your recipe and hope for the best.
Thanks for shearing
+Gatrega Thanks for sharing with me :)
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omg! i love brown sauce. i'm going to make this definitely. I always wondered why it was nicer when i was a kid!!:D
+Tryhitme cs :o) Thanks, good luck with it :o)
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easy and delicious, thanks Steve
You are welcome!
@@Steve-Owens my second batch so I substituted raisins for prunes and pushed through a sieve after cooking, excellent result.
Good day from Canada eh. When leaving the u.k I pack my suitcase with Sainsbury or Jenners brown sauce. When I run out I settle for HP bold. Looked on youtube and here you are. Just made recipe. Panicked midway and added a wee bit more sugar. It's now puréed and bottled. Tastes wonderful and will never buy HP again. Will try your ketchup recipe soon. How about a recipe for English Cadbury chocolate? Didn't think so! I subscribe with glee.. This recipe is a keeper!
Hello from Seattle! I'm preparing to make our 9th generstion pastys from my great grandmother from Cornwalls recipe tomorrow. I didn't want to pay the price for hp sauce here in the states. So I've got a big pot of this boiling now! Thank you for sharing your recipe. I'm using plums instead of prunes since they're in season.
Hace 4 meses la probe, pero acá en Colombia no la venden, muchas gracias por la reseta la haré ahora
Top notch. I will be making this at the weekend. Can't have the other stuff any more since we went Gluten free. It seems like rather a lot of sauce though, can I half the ingredients? Thanks for posting this.
incolor4001 Sure you can half it, it lasts for years though and gets better with age. :)
That is a serious chef jacket!
I had no idea what was in HP sauce though I have only had it a couple of times. I think I will have to try making it, if you ignore the sugar and salt it’s healthy...
It you ignore the Sugar and Salt it's tasteless. It's not as if you eat a bucket full. The sugar salt servings are tiny.
Brilliant, Iv'e just got my first batch ever on the stove, should be good for Christmas. Thank you for the yummy recipe
Ahh the best sauce in the world, great job Steve, hope your well bud.
stevescooking Glad you agree Steve, I do love a bit of Brown Sauce, outside of UK n Oz I am not sure a lot of people know what it is :o) White Bread, Bacon and Egg with Brown sauce, can you beat it? LOL All great here Steve, Getting Frantic for Christmas yet?
Thanks a lot from Brazil I've made it and it's perfect!
You are welcome 😊
My family all pronounce Steve's brown sauce as superior to shop bought.
@@malcolmn.pearson6103 Thank them all.. 👍
Do you put the one you didn't steam seal in the refrigerator? I really like watching your videos. You make cooking enjoyable.
Color me intrigued...I'm going to have to make some of this and try it out.
personally i always liked London Pub sauce more than A1 and have no clue how it compares taste or how its made but this sounds easy to make so i will give it try ... i always wanted to make my own London Pub type sauce
Steve I am still making your Heinz baked beans! It must be 12 or more times now that I have used that recipe and then Frozen half of it. It makes the best beans on toast and I can't wait to try this HP Sauce. We can get HP Sauce in America but it costs a bloody Fortune. Exactly true about using cheap ingredients because HP taste nothing like it did long ago.
I may try this sometime, I had made an old Plum Sauce recipe from a 50's cookbook and it was dark in colour like this. Its taste does improve with age. and I feel it would keep for ages because it had over 700 ml of vinegar in it and lots of Salt.
Yep. its a great Sauce, it's heated so there is little to no chance of it going off, I think I have stored this over 2 years and had no problems.. Thanks
One of my regrets was not trying brown sauce on my last visit to the UK. I guess it is similar to A-1 sauce here in the US but I should have tried it.
FunFoods Hi James, well I hope you might now, to really appreciate it, sliced white from a fresh loaf, fried bacon, fried egg and brown sauce mmmm! :o) Nothing beats it.... Well ?
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@@Steve-Owens I remember having (I think) Heinz brown sauce in a pub in Birmingham in 2003. I thought it was the best thing ever and I haven't seen it since. Do I remember it wrong or did this exist? It was much better than HP or A-1 that I can get here in the US. I will definitely try your recipe!
@@Gersberms it might of been daddies brown sauce or chop brown sauce.
Well yeah I think A1 is a type of brown sauce, the brand itself might even be originally British
I'm going to try this after i have tried making brown sauce from a jar of mincemeat cuz me not like mincemeat so i'll make it into sauce.
I'm going to give this a try here in the USA. Thanks for the recipe!
MrLazloKaveevee Your welcome..
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MrLazloKaveevee how was it? Anything like A-1 Steak sauce
This recipe ROCKS!! Thank you Steve.x
Welcome..