It's pretty weird how fermented fish sauce did not become a popular ingredient in traditional European cuisines, unlike in many parts of Asia, even though it was an essential condiment throughout the Roman Empire. Somehow it got lost after the Fall
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There’s a recipe from Puglia that is a memory of sorts from Roman weird fish cuisinepic.twitter.com/dYD8L7TD0O
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Garum only disappreaded from Europe. It slowly transformed in other mediterranean regions. Even in Europe, it was still mentionned in Middle-Age cookbooks.
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Garum was produced locally. At least at this site in the South of Spain I just visited a couple of years ago: Baelo Claudia.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baelo_Claudia …
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