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Fermented fish sauce produced by ancient Romans
Origin: Ancient Romans (Ancient Roman Empire) — Mediterranean
See full technique reference →Garum was produced through a fermentation process involving proteolysis, lipolysis, and Maillard reaction, breaking down fish intestines mixed with salt over several months.
Garum-based Patina (Ancient Rome): Primary umami seasoning in egg dishes
Nuoc Mam Cham (Vietnam): Modern descendant used in dipping sauces
Colatura di Alici (Italy): Regional variant in pasta dishes
Primary Reaction
Proteolysis, Lipolysis, Maillard Reaction
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