Excuse me GAYS, but do any of you know how to make home made ketchup?

I’ve never had homemade ketchup before. I thought there was a certain process with the tomatoes they employed that took weeks. Like that’s what makes ketchup ketchup. Op are you watching Barbecue Showdown like I am right now.

Top Secret Recipes has a good copy of Heinz. Tastes much fresher than the shelf stable stuff and it's cheaper too.

I just sit on a very ripe and large tomato, and add salt.

How did ketchup ever become so popular in the US?

Americans in the 1950s had such boring taste and a bland palate, so it's surprising that they liked ketchup.

Especially since tomato sauce was more of an Italian immigrant kind of thing.

Ketchup is Chinese. Look it up.

[quote] My Maid Katie

This never happened.

[quote]Especially since tomato sauce was more of an Italian immigrant kind of thing.

Tomatoes are not native to Europe or Asia. They’re from the new world. So no, they are not an Italian Immigrant kind of thing.

OP you have bigger things to worry about with the whore daughter of yours and her long-distance calls and that juvenile delinquent Tootie.

You should probably also tell your second born that her crush is GAY.

[quote] Tomatoes are not native to Europe or Asia. They’re from the new world. So no, they are not an Italian Immigrant kind of thing.

True, but Italians were the ones who utilized them the most in Europe.

I would add Spain to that, as well.

But Northern Europeans never took a liking to tomatoes, the way that Southern Europeans did.

Which carried over to the eating habits of the newly formed United States. You don't hear much about tomatoes or tomato sauce in American cooking, until Italian immigrants introduced spaghetti and pizza into American cuisine.

Tomatoes are used all over Europe in various dishes including France, Portugal, eastern Europe, Greece etc. I wouldn’t say it was all due to Italians. I think people might believe that because of the stereotype about all Italian food containing tomatoes or being red which couldn’t be farther from the truth.

[quote] I think people might believe that because of the stereotype about all Italian food containing tomatoes or being red which couldn’t be farther from the truth.

Further from the truth.

Tootsie, is that ketchup on your dress, or did you just have your first period???!!

Where exactly was Alonso while you and Katie the maid were making homemade ketchup?

[quote] Where exactly was Alonso while you and Katie the maid were making homemade ketchup?

I hear Lon Jr. was upstairs with that Truitt boy, in his room.

There were strange noises coming from behind the door!

I'm afraid Mr. Smith might strike that Truitt boy!

I saw Alonso and John Truett behind the high school talking and giggling. I think Alonso had something in his eye, because John had his hand on Alonso's face and was looking at it awful close.

Yeth.

What happened to Greg? Why was he redlined?

[quote] What happened to Greg? Why was he redlined?

He flew too close to the sun, and got burned.

Farewell, sweet prince.

[quote]Ketchup is Chinese. Look it up.

Actually it's more Indonesian. Southeast Asia has a sauce variation called kyeh jiap (various spellings and slight tonal differences). Look [bold] that up.