/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17167891
what kind of curry? there are tons of variations

>>17167967
The genre, retard.

I knew some weeaboos who only like jap curry and not indian or pakistani. Japanese curry is a third generation curry - it originated in India, British adapted it for their taste, then the British brought it to Japan where it was altered further to fit the japanese palate.

>>17167987
> Japanese curry is a third generation curry - it originated in India, British adapted it for their taste, then the British brought it to Japan where it was altered further to fit the japanese palate.
Huh, I didn’t know that. Pretty interesting

>>17167987
Not even that altered. Atleast the Thai did something with it. Jap curry is just mild Indian curry.

>>17167987
In a funny bit of roundabout humour, Japanese sailors originally didn't take well to the idea of serving curry the traditional way with bread. In Japan, bread has always been seen as a sort of dessert food. So when the Japanese Navy adopted the British Navy tradition of curry on Fridays, they opted to serve it with rice instead.
Nowadays, outside of India, it's very common to see curry served with rice instead of bread, which is still the standard in most of India.

>>17167983
Indian, Japanese, Guyanese...?

>>17168002
In my household, we usually have curry with rice. Only occasionally do we use chapati

Spicy stew with rice, what's not to love?

>>17168007
I fucking hate Indian airline food so much, they were utterly disgraceful

>>17168012
Big country; lot of exceptions to the rule.

I enjoyed making it in Runescape

This sounds racist but my college library started smelling of it because of Indian study groups.

I don't get the appeal of this restaurant. I'm interested to know what the bathrooms are like though

>>17168024
Yeah I know. I lived with a North Indian family for a short time and they ate curry with chapatis almost everyday

>>17168007
That's a train meal. It looks like crap but I'm sure it tastes good

>>17168011
>what do you think about horror movies?
>"uhhhhh i dun understand does that hollywood or anime or bollywood or hong kong movie?????"

>>17168029
what is in indian curry that does this? I've had japanese curry and its fine, thai curry and its fine, but if I have indian curry my hands smell for the entire day

Curry covers so many things that you might as well ask if someone likes food.

>>17168007
Air India was the worst airline I've ever flown on. Just horrible. I say this as someone who likes India and has visited and had fun there.

Pic related: potato curry I made

>>17168055
Pic related: chana dal I made

>>17168058
Pic related: rajma masala I made

>>17168050
cumin maybe?

>>17168064
Or fenugreek? It's one of the spices that diffuses through the skin and comes out in sweat

>>17168045
You're being obtuse.

>>17168055
I've heard bad things about the service, even Indians complain about it. At least their pilots are qualified though unlike the main Pakistan airline.

>>17168050
Probably the fetid-ass one.

>>17168076
>horrible service
>something kept beeping loudly the entire flight

>>17168059
Pic related: shrimp masala

>>17168106
Pic related: goat curry

curry is just orange stew

>>17168055
Pic related: a similar potato curry I made. this one didn't use coconut milk. I don't usually use coconut milk or cream in my Indian cooking. They both have a lot of calories and can quickly take a recipe from fairly healthy to unhealthy.

>>17168075
>what are your thoughts on meat?
>"what meat this makes no sense"
>do you like stews?
>"idk what stews do you mean?"
>have you any thought on soups?
>"WHAT SOUP BE SPECIFIC MY BRAIN HURTS WHEN I HAVE TO THINK ARRGGH YOU'RE THE OBTUSE ONE NOT ME"

>>17168133
PS: today I'm going to make Egg curry with hard boiled eggs

I don't think I have a picture of an Egg Curry I've made before, so have some dal fry I made

>>17168011
Non-Indian curry is not real curry

>>17168162
>Egg curry
I tried this in Hong Kong and got explosive diarrhea

>>17167997
Jap curry is just stew with a hint of spice

>>17168135
You're not aiding your argument. You're just making my point even better.

I want to try moving away from curry bricks, what do I buy to make my Japanese curries?

>>17168173
It's hard boiled eggs, onions, tomatoes, some herbs and spices. There shouldn't be anything that fucks up my stomach.

Egg bhurji is the normal way I eat Indian eggs. It's delicious. https://www.indianhealthyrecipes.com/egg-bhurji-andhra-egg-porutu/

A few notes If you don't usually make Indian food and decide to try it: the 1/2 teaspoon of red chili powder does not mean cayenne pepper. I usually use kashmiri chili powder, which is sort of like a spicier paprika in terms of flavor. For the green chili, I usually use jwala peppers. Indian peppers will give a more authentic flavor, but use any type of pepper you like and it'll taste good. This is a super flexible recipe so play around with it, it's not like making macarons where deviations can easily screw everything up.

>>17168177
Stay oblivious, buddy :)

my favorite indian place is closed for the next month and a half because the family that runs it went back to india for vacation

>>17168002
i'm going to remember this useless shit for the rest of my life, and forget something important.

>>17168234
>tfw can't even remember my phone number but I can remember that salmon sushi was actually invented by Norwegians in the 1980s and before then no Japanese dared to eat salmon raw

>>17168221
Oh I know it wasn't the curry itself, rather the poor hygeine of whoever made it/stored it

>>17168179
Do Japanese people even make their own curry mixes? I always had the impression they just used store bought bricks and powder.

>>17167891
bad if its the type of cuisine that just ends up getting shit in the street. good if otherwise and the country of origin has indoor plumbing figured out.

>>17168424
Half of France doesn't have indoor plumbing and their cuisine is often considered some of the best in the world.

>>17168007
We indians
>>17168076
We indians dont claim them lmao, shit food, shit service and unexpected delays are the norm when it comes to traveling with air india

>>17168450
well they must have something figured out to have 99% of population using improved sanitation facilities. i revise my statement. the country should be near 100% by this metric.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_proportion_of_the_population_using_improved_sanitation_facilities

theres no excuse for being in the 70's and any country in the 70s should never boast about cuisine from there.

>>17167891
Is that scat curry in the gif?