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Gurgen Posted 15 years ago
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There's no depth to it?
-Why would you ruin a perfectly good piece of meat with vinegar?
-You need acid to cut the sweetness.
Otherwise, there's no depth to it.
what does it mean depth?
-You need acid to cut the sweetness.
Otherwise, there's no depth to it.
what does it mean depth?
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The depth in such a context means a better quality of the meat which otherwise would be insipid or tasteless altogether. It simply tastes much better with vinegar.
- The depth in such a context means a better quality of the meat which otherwise would be insipid or tasteless altogether.
- It simply tastes much better with vinegar.
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The depth in such a context means a better quality of the meat which otherwise would be insipid or tasteless altogether. It simply tastes much better with vinegar.
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