/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14638969]

What are some foods you tried to get into but gagged after 1 bite? For me it's Japanese curry. Stuff looks delicious but eating it made me gag and almost throw up.

[Anonymous No.14638994]

>>14638969
>Stuff looks delicious
No

[Anonymous No.14639009]

>>14638969
for real? katsucurry was one of my favorites when i went there

[Anonymous No.14639019]

>>14638969
Kimchi

[Anonymous No.14639046]

>>14638969
How can you not like it? It's definitely different to an Indian or Thai style curry but still delicious.

[Anonymous No.14639071]

>>14638969
What's the problem with it? I like the stuff

[Anonymous No.14639083]

>>14638994
>>14639009
>>14639046
>>14639071
Trust me, you're not getting a good answer out of this retard.

[Anonymous No.14639133]

>>14638969
Do you by any chance prefer mac and cheese?

[Anonymous No.14639136]

>>14638969
when i was a kid, sushi
i wanted to weeb out like my favorite DBZ characters but i hated the taste. in retrospect, it was store-bought california rolls, and to this day i still don't really like roll sushi beyond the most basic stuff. i love nigiri, though.

it's pretty rare for me to gag on something these days unless it's objectively awfully prepared. i will say i tried coleslaw again recently and didn't get more than two bites in. all that slaw and xyz-salad americana stuff that's 30% mayonnaise is pretty fucking disgusting imo.

[Anonymous No.14639586]

>>14638969

I love Jap curry. It's just a comfy "christmas" flavored stew. It's pretty different from Thai and Indian curry, but I really like it.

[Anonymous No.14639597]

>>14639136
>coleslaw
>mayonnaise
Who the fuck does this?

[Anonymous No.14639640]

why is there a daily anti-jap food thread?
rent fucking free much

[Anonymous No.14639687]

>>14638969
Oyakodon, not exactly disgusted it but I expected a lot and it was just bland.

[Anonymous No.14639751]

I hated curry when I was still a child. One day, a switch flicked ok and now all curry is delicious.
From all that I have observed I can only assume that enjoying curry is a requirement for adulthood with respect to the palate.

[Anonymous No.14640690]

>>14638969
>looks delicious
nah
>is delicious
yes

[Anonymous No.14640707]

Jap curry is the least interesting curry for me. I prefer Thai, Mexican and other SEA curries over Jap

[Anonymous No.14640723]

Liver. Ive given it a few chances even as an adult, yet I cant help but gag with disgust a few chews in. It looks good and smells good but it tastes like vomit

[Anonymous No.14640726]

>>14640707
Mexican curry? Do you mean mole?

[Anonymous No.14640729]

Japanese curry is top tier comfort food if you make it right. I like using the medium hot Golden Curry with this recipe except I use cubed pork shoulder instead of chicken.
https://www.justonecookbook.com/simple-chicken-curry/

[Anonymous No.14640737]

>>14639640
Because it's bland and overated.

[Anonymous No.14640740]

>>14640723
I think a lot of people overcook it but if you've tried it enough times there's no reason to force yourself really.

[Anonymous No.14640756]

>>14640726
yes. curry just means sauce

[Anonymous No.14640765]

>>14639640
>daily
More like hourly. Probably a mix of other Asians mad that they don't get the attention they want as well as reactionary anti-weebs.

[Anonymous No.14640774]

>>14640723
>>14640740
in a weird way this is one of those foods that actually tastes better when reheated

[Anonymous No.14640776]

never after one bite but bananas alway make me gag after a few bites

[Anonymous No.14640790]

>>14640756
Not in mexican

[Anonymous No.14640796]

>>14640790
>The term mole stems from the Nahuatl world molli, which means “sauce” or “concoction.” Mole comes from a family of sauces prepared throughout the Oaxaca and Puebla regions of Mexico and is characterized by a complex, layered flavor derived from intricate blends of dried chiles, spices, fruits, and seasonings.
Same shit.

[Anonymous No.14640807]

>>14640796
Every sauce is now a curry? Don't push pajeet culture on jose

[Anonymous No.14640890]

>>14640807
>Curry is a variety of dishes originating in the Indian subcontinent that use a complex combination of spices or herbs, usually including ground turmeric, cumin, coriander, ginger, and fresh or dried chilies.
He's right, same shit.

[Anonymous No.14640897]

>>14639586
Jap curry was how I introduced myself to curry oddly enough, and then Indian, then Thai
Now these days I just make my own curry, but hot damn taking the time to make katsu cutlets and Jap curry is something else.

[Anonymous No.14640902]

>>14640890
If you put a mole and a curry in front of someone, even a blind deaf mute, they could tell the difference. Moles require much more time and effort than curry and contain entirely different ingredients. It's like calling Cholula curry. It's a sauce with Chile and spices!

[Anonymous No.14640903]

>>14638969
Try Surströmming

[Anonymous No.14640930]

>>14640902
>Moles require much more time and effort than curry
Considering that both are incredibly wide umbrella terms I don't think a statement that general can be accurate.
>It's like calling Cholula curry.
Which you may as well do.

[Anonymous No.14641088]

>>14640930
Then arrabiata is my favorite curry

[Anonymous No.14641092]

>>14638969
Your moms cunt

[Anonymous No.14641215]

>>14640756
>mexican curry
>it's mole

cringe

[Anonymous No.14641262]

>>14641088
Not mine but it's definitely top 5, the Italians really know their curries.

[Anonymous No.14641475]

>>14638969
if you gag at eating any food youre weak willed

[Anonymous No.14641762]

>>14641262
Have you had that Vietnamese fish curry that you dip egg rolls in? Very good

[Anonymous No.14641863]

>>14638969

Anything made with or including:

Sour Cream
Yogurt
Any kind of Cheese (eaten or smelled)
Buttermilk
Coffee
Most Green Vegetables
Bananas
Seeds
Any Aged Meat
Bologna
Seafood
Cooked Eggs
Coconut
Imitation Milk Substitute
Granola
White Chocolate
Cherries
Beer

Instant Gagging & Vomit, sometimes only the smell is needed

[Anonymous No.14641880]

>>14641762
Probably not, I tend to stick to dry noodle dishes when it comes to Vietnam. I do like the spring rolls with the peanut mole though.

[Anonymous No.14642508]

>>14638969
All I can remember about fucking curry is that I ate curry chicken
ONCE. I was violently sick, in bed over three days. Missed work. I
could smell that shit coming through my skin. It was horrible.
Several weeks later, I mentioned this to my Cardiologist and he told
me it did the same thing to him. I don't know what's in "curry" and
I'm not even going to look but, god damn, NEVER AGAIN.

[Anonymous No.14642529]

>>14638969
fish

[Anonymous No.14642532]

>>14642508
>Cardiologist
how old are you?

[Anonymous No.14642536]

>>14641863
babies tend to vomit more often than adults

[Anonymous No.14642539]

>>14639019
Same. The taste wasn't bad, but there was just something about it that made me unable to swallow it. Like my body refused to recognize that it wasn't rotten.

[Anonymous No.14642554]

>>14641863
god (You) are fucking pathetic. here, take it

[Anonymous No.14643147]

>>14639597
6 of the 6 first coleslaw recipes that came up when i googled it included mayo.

[Anonymous No.14643174]

I agree OP. I still have all this shit because I thought it looked great but it was way too sweet. The only times I would actually use it again is if I had shit a day or two from going bad, but Ill probably just donate it to a food bank.

[Anonymous No.14643423]

>>14642508
Don't eat indian curry.