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*TYPES* –>
-PEPPER-
(piper)
-PEPPER-
(capsicum)
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(the term condiment comes from…)
the latin condimentum…
(meaning “‘spice’ / ‘seasoning’ / ‘sauce'”)
the latin condere…
(meaning ‘preserve’ / ‘pickle’ / ‘season’)
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(a ‘condiment’ is a (‘spice’ / ‘sauce’ / ‘preparation’) that is added to ‘food’ to…)
*’impart’ a particular ‘flavor’*
*’enhance’ its ‘flavor’*
*to ‘complement’ the ‘dish’*
(in some cultures)
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(the term originally described ‘pickled’ or ‘preserved’ foods, but has shifted meaning over time)
(many condiments are available packaged in single-serving packets, like ‘mustard’ or ‘ketchup’, particularly when supplied with take-out or fast-food meals)
(they are usually applied by the ‘diner’, but are sometimes added prior to ‘serving’)
(for example, in a ‘sandwich’ made with ‘ketchup’ / ‘mustard’ / ‘mayonnaise’)
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(some ‘condiments’ are used during ‘cooking’ to add ‘flavor’ (or ‘texture’) to the food, such as…)
-barbecue sauce-
-compound butter-
-teriyaki sauce-
-soy sauce-
-marmite-
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