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That brown sauce with bruschetta?

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  • 15-01-2011 7:21pm
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    Also
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    I just made some bruschetta and only when I started to eat it did I realize that something was missing... the brown sauce that often comes with it when I get it in restaurants, particularly TGIs. Any idea of what this sauce is, or perhaps it's a jus as someone suggested to me?


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    Nevyn
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    Balsamic vinegar.


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    shinikins
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    +1 on Balsamic Vinegar, although i think its a reduction they serve there. Just pour a bottle into a saucepan and heat until its reduced and thick and gooey!


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    neuro-praxis
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    Or just buy a balsamic glaze - you can get them in the Tesco Finest range from a little squeezy bottle.


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    Jagle
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    id stick with plain balsamic wouldnt used a reduction i find its tastier


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    Also
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    Alright cheers will give that a go!


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    irish_goat
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    neuro-praxis wrote: »
    Or just buy a balsamic glaze - you can get them in the Tesco Finest range from a little squeezy bottle.

    Some brands call it balsamic crema/creme too incase you're trying to find it.

    My work serve bruschetta with caramelised red onions, put red onion, a shot of port, some balsamic vinegar and sugar into a frying pan and let it reduce down until cooked and really sticky. Lovely.


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