Extracts
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Extracts are flavourings used for cooking. The flavour is extracted from an item, such as a vanilla pod or a nut, by soaking the item in alcohol and then distilling the alcohol. Some extracts can also be made by evaporation.
Extracts can also now be made artificially. Foodies love to poo-poo these, but ignore them. Use what you can afford. Besides, if everyone wanted only real vanilla extract, the price would go so sky-high that foodies wouldn't be able to afford it, either.
Some extracts are also used in folk medicine.
Also called:
Essences; Essence (French); Esencia (Spanish); Essência (Portuguese)
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Food Colourings
Other entries for: Extracts
Almond Extract, Anchovy Extract, Brandy Extract, Lemon Extract, Orange Extract, Screw Pine Essence, Screw Pine Water, Vanilla Extract
Other entries for: Flavourings
Flavourings, Screw Pine



