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Eej posted:I can't imagine it being any good since bear meat is generally not considered very tasty. That plus if you wanna make chicken fried steak you gotta pound the poo poo out of steak in the first place and it's not like carnivores like bear are known for being remotely tender either. I guess you could get away with frying very thin strips of bear but ehhh That's why he's marinading it isn't it?
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That may be the case, but I don't think there's any analog to meat we normally eat. Sure, it's "meat that's been prepared by the best hunters", but at least where I know for a fact where if I pick out the filet, or tenderloin on a cow, I'm not sure there's any tender meat to be had anywhere on a bear. Which is a roundabout way of me saying, I don't think any bear meat you would marinade would appreciably tenderize within the alotted cooking time. I'd be marinating that poo poo overnight, like I would with fajitas. I honestly think someone either needs to beat the poo poo out of it with a mallet, or tenderizing is a red herring altogether.
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Maybe the berries that Soma found in the woods have just a shitload of enzymes in them. Like a real chemical fuckton of protein denaturing power.
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SwissArmyDruid posted:That may be the case, but I don't think there's any analog to meat we normally eat. Sure, it's "meat that's been prepared by the best hunters", but at least where I know for a fact where if I pick out the filet, or tenderloin on a cow, I'm not sure there's any tender meat to be had anywhere on a bear. Which is a roundabout way of me saying, I don't think any bear meat you would marinade would appreciably tenderize within the alotted cooking time. I'd be marinating that poo poo overnight, like I would with fajitas. Marinating a meat does not tenderize it. It adds flavor to the dish.
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Kuroyama posted:Marinating a meat does not tenderize it. It adds flavor to the dish. Depends on what you're using in the marinade. Most are just for flavor and the meat being marinated is usually in too large of chunks for the time marinated for anything to really much happen though.
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Alice's dad is great, and has the right priorities. I'll be happy to see more of him at any time.
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NowonSA posted:Alice's dad is great, and has the right priorities. I'll be happy to see more of him at any time. Seconded. He has all the best opinions. I mean, he hasn't met Megumi so I'll forgive his top two, but he knows the one true best girl. Also, Hajime no Souma featuring Fried Chickenbears is going to be interesting. I want to see Soe's reaction. It'll be hilarious if it's in line with Senzaemon's.
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Is Rindou a vampire or just wearing fake teeth and contacts?
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mpyro posted:Is Rindou a vampire or just wearing fake teeth and contacts? Her desire to devour delicious souls is second only to Alice's.
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Crasical posted:Alice's Dad looks like a Castlevania. It's the eyebrows, I think. The hair makes me think Tekken
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Hair reminds me of Demitri, from Darkstalkers. Expression is just about as dour, too. Guess bear fat nabe is out, but there's still the chance that Souma uses bear fat for his frying medium. SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 08:46 on Sep 30, 2016 |
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From my experience if you want to get it right frying chicken with potato starch isn't as crunchy and American as using flour so I'm sure that will be a part of Souma's twist to give him an upper-hand.
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Except that Hayama is specifically doing southern-style fried chicken, so I *assume* he knows that. Also, the way I learned it, you don't use an entire dutch oven full of oil like that, just enough to come up about halfway up the pieces of chicken.
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i wonder how the author got introduced to american southern cooking? it's coming up more than i ever expected it would. alice's dad has batarang eyebrows.
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paragon1 posted:i wonder how the author got introduced to american southern cooking? it's coming up more than i ever expected it would. It's probably coming from the cooking consultant, and I'd guess she visited America recently.
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Dude, KFC.  I know it's not what most of us think of when it comes to American Southern Fried Chicken, (no, I don't consider Popeye's in that category either, I consider them to both just be mass-market fried chicken) but I don't think it's unreasonable to go, "Hey, what does more-fancy KFC look like?" or "What's the origin of KFC?". edit: If I were to take a wild shot in the dark, the timeline on this whole "fried American-style" thing comes at about the right time after this story went live, about a reporter from Chicago went visiting ol' Harlan Sanders's hometown of Corbin, Kentucky. http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/travel/ct-kfc-recipe-revealed-20160818-story.html This would not normally have been of interest, except that said reporter seems to have gotten a look and photo of a hand-written note passed down to Sanders's nephew: quote:Could this be what I think it is? The 11 herbs and spices? Between that story breaking back in August, and where we're going with the food, I am 95% sure that the one inspired the other. SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Oct 1, 2016 |
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mpyro posted:Is Rindou a vampire or just wearing fake teeth and contacts? while I THINK its just a stylistic thing that looks cool, some japanese people do have oversized canine incisors so could potentially look like that. Also just from googling a source picture apparently some are getting cosmetic surgery to look like this??  I knew a few japanese girls & guys who just had it naturally Rindou IRL 
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net work error posted:From my experience if you want to get it right frying chicken with potato starch isn't as crunchy and American as using flour so I'm sure that will be a part of Souma's twist to give him an upper-hand. He's going to fry it up in crushed Doritos.
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mpyro posted:Is Rindou a vampire or just wearing fake teeth and contacts? it's anime, friend welcome
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Pewdiepie posted:He's going to fry it up in crushed Doritos. I'd eat it
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I'm not sure if it would make Rindou worse for me or not if she turned out to be wearing fangs and cats eye contacts just because
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SwissArmyDruid posted:Dude, KFC. Couldn't any decent lab figure out the 11 herbs and spices anyway? Pretty sure no one tried to mimic the recipe is fear of legal reprisal from KFC and/or being able to do better.
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Lab analysis takes money, and it wouldn't spit back "this ingredient, this ingredient, this ingredient," it would spit back, "it has these compounds in these quantities of it. Some of these compounds are ones that are found in this ingredient. Some of these compounds are ones that are a byproduct of cooking. Some of these compounds are components to an ingredient that doesn't have any business being in the recipe." And even then, you'd have no way of verifying your findings, because again, corporate secret. But a hand-written note, corroborated by a living relative who actually put their hands in the stuff? How much does a round-trip ticket from Chicago, IL to Corbin, KS and a plate of fried chicken cost?
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aside from the ginger, that seems like a pretty generic spice blend for fried chicken anyway
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the origino is pretty odd, what is this mystery spice
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Serious Frolicking posted:aside from the ginger, that seems like a pretty generic spice blend for fried chicken anyway And the white pepper. It's known now, and incredibly prevalent in say, Chinese cooking, but I'm not sure it was a widely-known ingredient in 1950s Kansas.
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TheKingofSprings posted:I'm not sure if it would make Rindou worse for me or not if she turned out to be wearing fangs and cats eye contacts just because Worse, unless she started handing them out to other members of the cast and harassing Megumi with the fake fangs like Arlong does with his teeth.
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SwissArmyDruid posted:Dude, KFC. I'm pretty sure it's too short of a turnaround for that to happen, since most competent writers already have their story beats planned out way ahead of time. KFC is popular enough in Japan that a news story doesn't have to make them interested in looking up the origins of the food.
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is the secret spice mix even something they advertise in japan? heck, they haven't used that line for quite a while in the us.
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The Shokugeki subreddit did a top 10 least favorite character poll, here it is. Nothing exceptionally surprising about it, looks like a lot of the least favorites are Central idiots from both genders.
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TheKingofSprings posted:The Shokugeki subreddit did a top 10 least favorite character poll, here it is. How the heck do people even have an opinion about "Yanai Mea," let alone enough of one to hate her the most? That's almost as baffling as anybody disliking Tadakoro.
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Well it's a Least Favourite poll so don't be surprised if the answers are amazingly petty.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:How the heck do people even have an opinion about "Yanai Mea," let alone enough of one to hate her the most? That's almost as baffling as anybody disliking Tadakoro. I think the former is basically due to her being a stand-in for Central, just like Azami, Eizan, and the Literally Who. I get the impression that it reflects an overall dissatisfaction with that portion of the plot. For Tadokoro, it's probably ship wars, because of course it is v  v. E: That and she hasn't really changed much or done much of consequence in the last...100 chapters?
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TheKingofSprings posted:The Shokugeki subreddit did a top 10 least favorite character poll, here it is. love knowing what redditors think
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The real question is why everyone hates Nikumi
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Eej posted:I can't imagine it being any good since bear meat is generally not considered very tasty. That plus if you wanna make chicken fried steak you gotta pound the poo poo out of steak in the first place and it's not like carnivores like bear are known for being remotely tender either. I guess you could get away with frying very thin strips of bear but ehhh Chaliapin Bear, Chicken Fried. With a peanut-based dipping sauce. Go full circle. Eej posted:The real question is why everyone hates Nikumi Probably because all she does is occasionally show up to fawn over Soma and give him meat?
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Sharkopath posted:love knowing what redditors think
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gimme the GOD drat candy posted:is the secret spice mix even something they advertise in japan? heck, they haven't used that line for quite a while in the us. Businesses being what they are, I expect that the KFC we eat today is not, in fact, the original 11 herbs and spices. Part of the Original Recipe (tm) called for frying in vegetable oil, but chatting with one of the people behind the counter at my local A&W/KFC combo near my work (they had a fryer spill) revealed that KFC use a blend of palm and soybean oil these days for cost purposes. (Japan still uses cottonseed and corn oil, fwiw) If there were ingredients they could remove without affecting the taste, I'd bet that's why they stopped advertising 11 herbs and spices, so as not to run foul of advertising laws. (I'd also wager this was also around the same time when Kentucky Fried Chicken became JUST the initialism KFC.) SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 09:17 on Oct 3, 2016 |
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TheKingofSprings posted:The Shokugeki subreddit did a top 10 least favorite character poll, here it is. I like all of those characters.
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Just kidding I have no idea who Yanai Mea is. But the other 19 are all good, to me.
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