Porridge never had it so good.
- Fact #22An historical marker on Main Road in Westport, Massachusetts celebrates the Macomber turnip.
Deborah says: “I fell in love with this vinegar years ago and have been completely spoiled by it. In my opinion, nothing else comes close in depth of flavor and body. Its luscious viscosity makes it a sauce unto itself. Use it as a glaze for steak, pork, or poultry, or drizzle it over arugula or radicchio. I even add it to roasted vegetables such as haricots verts and Brussels sprouts when they come out of the oven. It is expensive, but—believe it or not—it costs less than other balsamicos of comparable quality. It’s so rich that a little goes a long way.”
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