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Fermented fish sauce production in ancient Rome involved fermenting small fish, salt, and water to create a savory condiment.
Origin: Ancient Romans (Ancient Roman Empire) — Mediterranean
See full technique reference →The process involved anaerobic fermentation by lactic acid bacteria and proteolytic enzymes, breaking down proteins and fats into amino acids, peptides, and fatty acids, resulting in a rich umami flavor.
Garum (Ancient Rome): Primary condiment and flavor enhancer
Nam Pla (Thailand): Modern descendant used in dipping sauces
Colatura di Alici (Italy): Artisanal continuation of the tradition
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Anaerobic fermentation
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