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Lots of cultures eat larvae/bugs... It's not really that weird in the grand scheme of things. I probably would have been grossed out because a) I hadn't intended on eating them and b) I hate shaved coconut but that's hardly "thread winning" level of gross.
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Raw chicken dishes are common in Izakaya-type restaurants. It's delicious and really not a big deal.
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Medieval Medic posted:That concept is so pervasive around the world that even in Latin America one of the first questions I get asked is if I eat fish. Perhaps because they are majority Catholic and in Catholicism, fish is not meat. Rats/rodents are also "fish" so enjoy a ton of Cuy. E: beaten like a motherfucker. That will teach me not to refresh. MAKE NO BABBYS has a new favorite as of 03:23 on May 23, 2014 |
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AngryRobotsInc posted:Prechopped, bagged vegetables, really? Um, that's kind of Sandra Lee's thing? Her story is really sad, I'm glad she's done well for herself.
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Fo3 posted:No, gently caress them. I bet you're a hoot at parties.
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InediblePenguin posted:
Isn't that a thistle? For like, Scotland or whatever? E: found it on that blog. Weird. Would the average Victorian-era Brit know what a pineapple was? I still think a thistle makes more sense. MAKE NO BABBYS has a new favorite as of 05:45 on Nov 6, 2014 |
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That's so weird. I mean, in Dicken's novels people go apeshit over getting to eat their one goddamned orange a year, where the hell would they get a pineapple? That blog is crazy, though. E: Apparently more wealthy/sea faring Brits have been going apeshit for pineapples for much longer than I thought: http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ptop/plain/A10697132 MAKE NO BABBYS has a new favorite as of 05:52 on Nov 6, 2014 |
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Vindolanda posted:If you think that is a thistle instead of a pineapple I'd really question whether you've seen either. Not really. The stylized prints of them are pretty similar and not being personally aware of the Victorian penchant for pineapple as a status symbol, I don't think I was unreasonable. http://i.imgur.com/HdFa8Yc.png http://i.imgur.com/6Z3JBEj.png http://i.imgur.com/L0vgqZQ.png http://i.imgur.com/XRmOD6y.jpg MAKE NO BABBYS has a new favorite as of 15:28 on Nov 6, 2014 |
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Nov 6, 2014 15:25
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Pomp posted:I generally find this guy charming in that amateurish way, but sometimes things just go downhill fast with his versions of western dishes. Mayo sauce on pizza is a Japanese thing, it's very popular and common there. Although they use kewpie mayo rather than like, Hellemans so it's tangy.
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Nov 26, 2014 16:35
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ZepiaEltnamOberon posted:No lie, my first thought was to think it was a Korean Sundae Ramen dish, which I've had and found to be great. Oh thank god, I thought we were about to get a legit ice cream- sundae-esque ramen like that horror from reddit. Ughhhh.
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Nov 27, 2014 12:18
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Yeah, lots of people rinse meats (especially chicken) erroneously thinking it can wash away slime or germs. Instead, they splash ecoli across their entire kitchen and contaminate everything!
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Dec 29, 2014 19:11
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Rigged Death Trap posted:My family washes poultry in salt and lemon juice to get that 'tastes like a chicken smells' taste out of it. You should really Google "food safety washing chicken" because it's an absolute no-no. Do you mean you season the chicken?
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My mom who grew up on a farm in the Central Valley (CA) and literally earned one of her bachelors degrees in home economics and wrote a cookbook back in the day goddamn loves cool whip (on desserts.) My boyfriend who has been a professional chef for ~15 years, trained at a Chateau in France for a year, has worked at Spotted Pig, Per Se, Daniel and some really fantastic restaurants here in SF goddamn loves cool whip. I cooked both Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with 4-5 pies each from scratch from my mom's garden/ranch and their ONE REQUEST EACH was for Cool Whip. WHAT. THE. gently caress. I tried to put a dollop of leftover cool whip in my coffee the next morning, thinking it would be like whipped cream, oohhhhhhhh no. Foul. I do not understand. And that's coming from someone who sometimes eats Miracle Whip. Also, Guy Fieri is from my hometown. I'm sorry, y'all.
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