Adamantius :Re: SC - need recipe for Marmite

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Thank you Master,
I can get it in a shop 2 hours away from me  (the comercial product ) but it 
is $5.00 for 2 onces and it occurred to me that I could probably make the 
stuff for cheaper.   I usually am able to faithfully copy store or restaurant 
recipes.
Thanks though..
Phillipa

<< 
 "Marmite" as in brown gooey stuff spread on bread, crackers, etc., or
 sometimes diluted into pseudo-broth, or the French soup of that name?
 The former is really a commercial product, and if you don't have it
 available in the market under that name, you probably have something
 else, nearly identical, under another.  
 
 Adamantius >>