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1. '''Relish''' means enthusiasm: 'The sysop took up his new responsibilities with relish'.
 
1. '''Relish''' means enthusiasm: 'The sysop took up his new responsibilities with relish'.
  
2. '''Relish''' is a piquant sauce, technically a kind of [[chutney]], served as an enhancement of other foodstuffs, particularly [[burger]]s. Relish often contains ingredients such as [[tomato]], [[sweetcorn]] and [[turnip]], as well as [[vinegar]], [[herb]]s and [[spice]]s.
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2. '''Relish''' is a piquant sauce served as an enhancement of other foodstuffs, particularly [[burger]]s. Relish often contains ingredients such as [[tomato]], [[sweetcorn]] and [[turnip]], as well as [[herb]]s and [[spice]]s.
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]

Revision as of 04:19, September 20, 2012

1. Relish means enthusiasm: 'The sysop took up his new responsibilities with relish'.

2. Relish is a piquant sauce served as an enhancement of other foodstuffs, particularly burgers. Relish often contains ingredients such as tomato, sweetcorn and turnip, as well as herbs and spices.