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Sugar as a Seasoning

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By Florence White

Published 1932

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It is a golden rule in cookery to add a little sugar to savoury and a little salt to sweet preparations. The important point is to gauge just the right amount. Neither the sugar nor the salt must taste: they must simply bring out the desired flavour of the preparations. For example; a piece of sugar added when boiling peas, and the salt added to a sweet cake.

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