/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14494879]

How bad would Korea's and Japan's cuisine be without the influence of the Chinese?

[Anonymous No.14494903]

piggy piggy oink oink eat the piggu~

[Anonymous No.14495199]

>>14494879
It's a pointless discussion.
Cooking is a product of culture and history.
Ancient china. Ancient Roman Empire. Great history and culture affect the whole area.

[Anonymous No.14495208]

japanese food still sucks dick

[Anonymous No.14495252]

Koren food is alright on its own.

Japanese food is a meme. Naturally bland.

[Anonymous No.14495601]

>>14495252
>Naturally bland.
It isn't, they just have an obsession with tasting the natural flavors of the ingredients instead of drowning them in spices.

[Anonymous No.14497487]

>>14494879
japan would have nothing but raw fish.

everything was influenced from china, from language to religion to music and art.

[Anonymous No.14497514]

>>14495199
this. retarded culture bait thread.
what would cooking be like if we never had fire?

[Anonymous No.14497521]

>>14495252
This. Japanese food still sucks to this day

[Anonymous No.14497635]

>>14495601
>natural flavors of the ingredients
>hmm that sweet natural taste of a 7-Eleven tuna mayo sando

[Anonymous No.14497785]

>>14495601
no, they do the opposite and just mask everything with some sort of bbq sauce

[Anonymous No.14498266]

>>14495601
The reason why Japanese cuisine has taken a different path from Chinese cuisine is due to the abundance of water resources and seafood
So I was able to cook without having to use chili and garlic to reduce the smell of water.
And the Japanese demanded that the quality of the ingredients themselves be improved.
On the other hand, the country's treatment of spices and herbs is inferior to that of other countries
Chinese and Indian restaurants in Japan tend to moderate the amount of spices to suit Japanese tastes.

[Anonymous No.14498387]

>>14498266
Not to mention the huge Mahayana Buddhist influence that neglected pungent ingredients.

Like the only region in Japan that eats garlic regularly is the eastern coastal part of Shikoku and it's because of kidnapped Korean farmers, scholars, and potters in the late 16th century who settled there.

[Anonymous No.14498487]

Will Koreans still have mozzarella churro hotdogs if not for the Chinese influence?

[Anonymous No.14498680]

>>14498387
>Not to mention the huge Mahayana Buddhist influence that neglected pungent ingredients.
And a ban on meat-eating culture.


This is the area where currently like to eat garlic on a regular basis.
Spicy food is easy to find in this area.


The cause of the conflict was created by
China (Gen) and South Korea (Kourai) under Mongol rule, who invaded and abducted us first.

[Anonymous No.14499163]

>>14497514
>t. retard

[Anonymous No.14500672]

>>14494879
If it weren't for Chinese influence Korea and Japan literally wouldn't have anything living in them

It'd just be barren land devoid of any life whatsoever.

>>14497514
also this

[Anonymous No.14500676]

>>14497785
>>14497785
nah, that's just the amerimutt influence

[Anonymous No.14500729]

>>14500672
>If it weren't for Chinese influence Korea and Japan literally wouldn't have anything living in them
The Ainu would actually be the majority population of Japan.

[Anonymous No.14500798]

>>14494879
Who cares? They're all a bunch of savages.

[Anonymous No.14500803]

>>14500729
The Ainu came from China as well.

As did 99% of plant/animal life on the islands.

[Anonymous No.14500817]

>>14500803
During nomadic hunter-gatherer period, vs the Yamato's agricultural era.

[Anonymous No.14500825]

>>14500803
How about Monster Island?
WAKE THE BEAST

[Anonymous No.14500835]

>>14500817
Don't forget the jap sneak attack era, that didn't work out too well for you did it?

[Anonymous No.14500852]

>>14500817
battleship yamato, sunk, pretty much one shot, great jap engineering there.

[Anonymous No.14500861]

>>14500835
>>14500852
>all the history I know is le ebin ww2 battles
American education

[Anonymous No.14500880]

>>14500861
Facts are facts that and it's sister ship Musashi(?) got whaled on and sank. They were nice ships, its too bad they were made for war and were destroyed.
How is that for your American education after a sneak attack?

[Anonymous No.14500882]

>>14500835
>>14500852
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_people

[Anonymous No.14500895]

>>14500882
Its too bad that they weren't made for peace instead of war, what things they could have done.

[Anonymous No.14500926]

>>14500861
So little bitch, tell me where you're from and what your education is and why are you so sucked up on the USA?
Do you want a lollipop or something?
It's summer I'll get you something from Mr Softee.

[Anonymous No.14500938]

>>14500895
>the /int/ that could've been
think about all the banter we've lost, bro

[Anonymous No.14500941]

>>14494879
How bad would China's cuisine be if Garum had never found its way there from Rome?

[Anonymous No.14500952]

>>14500938
I know, it's political correctness and focus groups. We do have some here on 4chan, most other sites are right down the toilet.

[Anonymous No.14502006]

>>14494879
how bad would european cuisine be if Iranian pastoralists didn't domesticate the cow and fuck all their women, changing the genepool forever?

I for one can't imagine a European cuisine without butter and cream.

[Anonymous No.14503241]

>>14494903
Wasnt there a video of a girl saying piggu?

[Anonymous No.14503271]

How bad would American food be if corn decided not to exist???

How bad would Spanish food be if cows just walked away 30000 years ago?

[Anonymous No.14504168]

>>14503271
better than Japanese still desu

[Anonymous No.14504173]

>>14494879
Probably as bad as all old world cuisine would be without new world produce and spices

[Anonymous No.14505005]

>>14498266
>Chinese and Indian restaurants in Japan tend to moderate the amount of spices to suit Japanese tastes
How white is that