What are other uses for Vegemite or Marmite besides as a spread?

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My Australian friend introduced toast with butter and vegemite to me. Recently I saw an episode of "Chopped" on the food network and one of the ingredients in the basket was Marmite. One of the chefs used it to flavor ground beef to make a burger or meatloaf.

I want to know what have you guys used Vegemite or Marmite for...other than as a spread. :)



Best Answer

One good use for it is to amp up the flavor of vegetarian gravy. If you are making say biscuits and gravy, a tablespoon of marmite will add some umami without tasting like soy sauce. Same for a vegetarian pot pie or stew.




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Quick Answer about "What are other uses for Vegemite or Marmite besides as a spread?"

Vegemite Uses It also can be spread on toast with cheese slices or avocado or spread on toast to make Vegemite soldiers for dippy eggs (soft-boiled eggs). Vegemite is sometimes used to flavor soup stocks or meat pies and meat and potato pies.

How do you use Vegemite as stock?

If you've run out of beef stock cubes use a teaspoon of vegemite, you can use it in anything, bol, savoury mince, stew, soups (especially good for vegans & vegetarians as Vegemite has no animal products in it).

Is Vegemite better for you than Marmite?

Vegemite contains more vitamins B1, B2 and B9 than Marmite, but less B3 and B12. It also contains more total B vitamins than Promite.

What is the difference between Vegemite and Marmite?

Marmite has a burnt brown color and a sticky consistency similar to syrup or molasses. Vegemite, on the other hand, is a black paste that's thick like peanut butter. There's a difference in taste, too. While both are salty and savory, Spoon University describes Vegemite as having a hint of bitterness as well.

Can I use Marmite instead of veg stock?

Marmite. It will add a richness that will almost mimic beef stock. This is a great ingredient which will dissolve in sauces. It is a great alternative if you want to make a vegetarian gravy.




More answers regarding what are other uses for Vegemite or Marmite besides as a spread?

Answer 2

It can be used in a similar way to Worcestershire sauce; to add a deeper richer flavour (and salt) so goes well in cheese sandwiches for instance.

The only time you'll see it in a recipe book is as "Yeast Extract" in, for instance, french onion soup.

Answer 3

I use a teaspoonful (marmite - not the vegemite imposter) it in a cheese sauce to beef it up a bit.

Answer 4

In Scotland we made it into a hot drink, when I was a child. I still do that when I find a jar to buy.

Answer 5

put some cooked and drained noodles in a bowl, add a generous knob of butter, moisten with warmed cream, and stir in Lea & Perrins Worcester sauce to taste, Marmite to taste, and grated Parmesan to taste.

Answer 6

My Marmite soup, with browned butter and canned pumpkin, is easy and delicious. You can see from the commenters that some people have had different results. If you try it, do let me know how it turns out.

I regularly use Marmite in place of chicken stock, but only when the surrounding flavors are going to be strong enough to mask the distinct yeastiness a bit. One place it works particularly well is in vegetarian orrecchiette with broccoli rabe.

Answer 7

It's good in french onion soup.

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