Blends, origin, and dosage — spice knowledge for the kitchen, from basic recipes to product information.
Umami is the fifth basic taste: how it was discovered in 1908, which foods contain it, why tomato + parmesan multiply each other — and four techniques for more depth in your own cooking.
In Focus
Why does Bolognese that has been cooked for a long time taste so much deeper? The answer is umami. How the fifth basic taste was discovered, where it can be found — and with which four techniques you can specifically bring it into your kitchen.
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