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What normie-teir stuff can I cook with Turmeric? I've been drinking Turmeric tea from Vahdam and I really like the flavor. I don't want turmeric-black-pepper pills, I'm in it for the flavor. But it's a unique and strong flavor that doesn't mix too well with my usual fare.

What kind of easy soups/sides/etc can I make that has a Turmeric-forward character? Any other brands of Turmeric tea?

>> No.15573649

>>15573646
Curry.

>> No.15573651

>>15573646
That always makes me bloat like a mother fucker

>> No.15573653

...Curry.

>> No.15573655

Goes well in rices and pilafs, curries, and I like it sprinkled on broccoli or cauliflower.

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>>15573649
>>15573653
>>15573655
I know it's in curry, but I never really had a curry where the Turmeric shone through because there are so many other spices. I guess I need to pump those numbers up because I see now there's a lot of recipes online for "Turmeric Curry" that have a ton of it in comparison to the other spices.

>> No.15573736

https://youtu.be/vyMJmMbTtMg

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>>15573736
Thanks, I need to cook fish more, pretty much never do. I almost forget it's a thing at the grocery store because the selection of beef/pork/chicken is always so much better. Half the markets around where I live only sell Tilapia...

>> No.15573834

>>15573646
I use a lot of turmeric in aloo gobi. And uh... curry.

>> No.15573854
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15573854

>>15573646
Add it to Coffee with Black Pepper

>> No.15573863

>>15573854
I love the tea but didn't think to try it in coffee. It sounds terrible if I'm honest, but it's interesting enough that I'm going to try it anyway. Thanks.

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>>15573834
Thanks, never heard of aloo gobi before but it looks good and easy to make

>> No.15574952

>>15573709
Why do you care about tasting it?

>> No.15575008

I've been mixing it in my smoothies as a supplement. It's neutral enough that you dont really taste it.

>> No.15575193

>>15573709
just put extra turmeric in you stupid piece of shit

>> No.15575200

>>15573646
Take a nub of turmeric and shove it in every orifice you have.

>> No.15575263

>>15573646
Mix it with black pepper and drink it as a hot tea before drinking alcohol and it's a great hangover preventative

>> No.15575269

>>15573646
It goes really good in Potato Salad

>> No.15575300

Just take a capsule. That's what I do.

>> No.15575303

Look up turmeric lattes. Can be very refreshing especially in cold weather.

>> No.15575522

>>15574952
One of the weirdest questions yet... why does anyone care about tasting anything? Because I like the taste. Maybe since it's new to me.

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15575528

>>15575303
Damn those look good and easy to make, Turmeric Cardamom Cinnamon Milk and Honey, heat and blend.

>> No.15575543

>>15573646
You can put it in orange juice like my Uncle Matt.

>> No.15575555

Why has millions of dollars of scientific research been unable to actually identify any real benefits of ingesting turmeric?

>> No.15575580

>>15575543
Mmmm that looks good too, like the turmeric latte but with cold juice instead of hot milk.

>> No.15576367

you can use it to dye your bowls yellow

>> No.15577819

>>15573646
You need pepperin and fat for optimal absorption, but otherwise go wild. Make Indian spice tea and drink while you eat something with cream cheese.
Make curry

>> No.15578808

Eggs/omelette

>> No.15578968

I like turmeric but it just stains everything

>> No.15579067

>>15573646
Doesn't a lot of turmeric have lead in it?

>> No.15579077

I'm in Morocco right now, Essaouria. Just bought a giant bag of tumeric for 50 cents in the medina market. I used it to season some fresh fish I just fried. Any other ideas?

>> No.15579175

>>15575555
Primarily because nutrition research is pathetically underfunded and human bodies are incredibly complex that it's difficult to nail something so specific down. That being said, circumin in turmeric is one of the most promising anti-cancer compounds we know.