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Black Vinegar Sauce

Schwatze-Essich Sosse

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  • 2½ cups

    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
Pennsylvania Dutch Country Cooking

By William Woys Weaver

Published 1993

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Black vinegar has the color of molasses. The last time I saw the real thing was in a cask belonging to an elderly cousin of mine; her mother had made it in 1927. Cousin Mary used that vintage vinegar like a precious elixir in mincemeats and sour fricassees, as well as multitudes of sweet-and-sour dressings during the hot months of the year. Once very much a part of our historical cookery, black vinegar has now more or less disappeared, even though excellent old recipes for it abound. It is

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