VEGETA: AWESOME EUROPEAN FOOD SEASONING
Vegeta is an awesome European all-purpose food seasoning for savory dishes. It has been used for many years by most Eastern/Central Europeans in almost all of their cooking: in appetizers, soups, sauces, vegetables, rice, pasta, potatoes, and just about all meat and fish. Vegeta adds a perfect and well-balanced flavor to just about any dish without overpowering it. We have used it in our cooking for years. Growing up in Poland, my mother, grandmother, and just about any woman I knew always cooked with is as well. Since my move to the United States, I have introduced many Americans to this awesome seasoning over the years, and they all loved it.
Vegeta, the first universal food seasoning in Europe, was created in 1959 in Croatia’s Podravka laboratory, where Professor Zlata Bartl created a unique blend of spices and dehydrated vegetables for richer and fuller tasting meals. Vegeta quickly became a well-known brand throughout Southeast Europe, and today is a global culinary brand particularly known for its essential seasoning’s awesome flavor and European roots.
A European equivalent of Latino’s Adobo, Vegeta can be purchased in just about any Eastern/Central European local market, or on Amazon. Vegeta without MSG can be purchased here.
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You simply sprinkle Vegeta on raw meats, roasts, barbecue meats, poultry, and fish prior to cooking. You can also add 1 teaspoon of Vegeta per serving during the last 5 minutes of cooking to enhance the taste of just about anything you are cooking: soups, stir-fries, stews, rice, casseroles, vegetables, pasta, and rice. One tablespoon is sufficient for a family meal. You can add it at the beginning of cooking, in the middle, or at the end. You can also add it during roasting or marinating. No added salt is needed, as it is salty enough already.
In sum, Vegeta is an awesome seasoning definitely worth at least trying. Please share your thoughts with us once you do.
Yes, BUT….has no one commented that Vegeta contains MSG?
Oops! Didn’t read that there was a non-MSG alternative Vegeta. You can scrap the earlier comment, thank you!.