Lea & Perrin's is acceptable; the tamarind works well with meat. Better yet as a condiment is sharp mustard made from Colman's or Keen's mustard powder.
A good steak should need neither. During those rare times when I will eat a London Broil or some other lower end steak, or when I order a good steak just to receive a crappy piece of meat, I like A1.
If I've learned anything from South Park it is that Worcestershire sauce causes zombism when used as embalming fluid. I presume the same is true for A1 but I doubt that it is true for Heinz 57.
The correct pronunciation is wusstersha sauce, The 'O' is not pronounced.
It doesn't have the same taste it did before Heinz bought Lea and Perrins and fucked up the ingredients. Just like Cadburys chocolate changed after Kraft purchased Cadburys. Sacrilege.
As for A1 being invented in England, never knew that.
If I'm having a steak with the peasants like jerikson at outback or Applebee's I need a1. If I'm having a steak with LMN at capital grill, then I need nothing.
If I'm having a steak at my house then I probably burned it and I'm having a turkey sandwich instead, no sauce needed.
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"What's-this-here" sauce.
But don't use anything in anymore. what GMD said
Big kosher pickle and a cold draft beer,
Good God Almighty, which way do I steer!"
Jimmy Buffett, "Cheeseburger in Paradise"
Someone had to do the pop culture reference!
;-)
Lea & Perrin's is acceptable; the tamarind works well with meat. Better yet as a condiment is sharp mustard made from Colman's or Keen's mustard powder.
I dig zombies so my answer is A1.
It doesn't have the same taste it did before Heinz bought Lea and Perrins and fucked up the ingredients. Just like Cadburys chocolate changed after Kraft purchased Cadburys. Sacrilege.
As for A1 being invented in England, never knew that.
(If you can believe the Internet)
If I could make money at it - I would reinvent my career as a food anthropologist.
If I'm having a steak at my house then I probably burned it and I'm having a turkey sandwich instead, no sauce needed.