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Words That Should Be Words: Disrespectchup

Here's a new coinage we found via Reddit. Disrespectchup: (dis-ri-ˈspeke-chəp) noun. To overuse and abuse ketchup, particularly on dishes beyond fries, hash browns, burgers, and eggs. When my wife took my lovingly grilled lime pork tenderloin and added ketchup, it was a disrespectchup.

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The 12 Days of Dumpling in a Halloween Costume: Ketchup

On the fifth day of the 12 Days of Dumpling, we dressed him as a ketchup squeeze tube. We grabbed a bottle of Heinz to complete the look. Does that make him dogsup instead of catsup?

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Condiments in ... Puerto Rico: Mayoketchup

The typical condiment of Puerto Rico is mayoketchup—a mixture of mayonnaise and ketchup. Everyone has their recipe for it, and you use it to dunk fried foods like tostones and sorullitos de maíz.

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Seriously Asian: 'The Wei Chuan Cookbook' Was My 'Joy of Cooking'

In many households there is a venerable old cookbook, worn and brittle, sitting among the newer books and magazines in the kitchen. For a lot of American households this might be Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking, or The Joy of Cooking by Irma Baumgarten. Representing as they do the tastes of their period, the recipes in these tomes transcend judgment; besides which, old-school bechamel sauces and old-fashioned meatloafs are good, even if we consider them dated.

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Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Condiments?

Favored condiments: mustard, mayonnaise, and ketchup. [Photograph: Robyn Lee] We all have favorite foods that just wouldn't be the same without our favorite condiments. Whether you dip your fries in ketchup, mayonnaise, or soy sauce (it's not bad), how much do you know about what you're dipping into? Take the quiz! »...

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The Paupered Chef's Homemade Ketchup

What do you do with tomatoes that are a tad past their BLT or caprese salad prime? Ketchupify them. Nick Kindelsperger of The Paupered Chef, and our regular Dinner Tonight contributor, followed a recipe by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. "It's almost good enough to eat with a spoon."...

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Video: Ketchup Bottle Jam

What a fool I was to think I could only use a bottle of Heinz ketchup to dispense ketchup or frustrate me when it refused to release the ketchup I craved so badly. I could've also used it to make a bunch of noises and, with the power of my computer, edit the sounds so that they came together as pleasant beats and not sound like random knocks and clinks. Watch the video after the jump....

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Regarding the Heinz Ketchup Bottle

Alice Rawsthorn describes the form and function of the glass Heinz ketchup bottle and why it's so popular despite not being effective as a dispenser. For bottle variations, see this slideshow....

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Student-Designed Heinz Ketchup Packets

The winners. Heinz recently posted the winners of its 2009 Ketchup Creativity contest, in which 12 designs were chosen (one finalist from each of Grades 1 through 12) to adorn packets of ketchup served in school cafeterias for the 2008–2009 school year. [via Fat City]...

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Serious Heat: Ketchups to Set Your Mouth on Fire

Editor's note: On Thursdays, Andrea Lynn, associate editor of Chile Pepper magazine, drops by to drop some serious heat. Even the biggest food snobs among us love ketchup. When I was in culinary school, a chef/instructor scoffed at the need for a ketchup recipe in our homework binder. "How can you improve on Heinz?" he asked. Well, we've discovered one way--add the power of chiles. While Heinz makes their own spicy ketchup spiked with Tabasco, we prefer these chile-ketchup concoctions, all highlighted in the March issue of Chile Pepper. Scott S. Clinton Dixie Delight reigns as a thick, robust ketchup-flavored hot sauce that will bring a little love to meatloaf. Melinda's offers a whole lot of ketchup craziness these days:...

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