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>Every single "authentic bolognese" recipe tell you to just sweat the onions and cook them without color
>Cooked my bolognese like this for years, always thought it tasted a bit bland
>Watch Alton Brown's bolognese recipe, he uses an insane amount of onions and caramelizes the fuck out of them
>Try it for myself, it actually taste's a hundred times better

What are some times you realized the classic/common knowledge way to cook something was actually inferior?

>> No.16685744

Cook everything 2 hours longer than the recipe says. Everything tastes way better

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16685748

hack

>> No.16685750

>>16685744
yeah let me just sear a steak for two hours longer. retard

>> No.16685847

>>16685738
what the fuck my sauce is bland too
fucking hell why has nobody told me this before?

>> No.16685856

>>16685748
I remember thinking this was stupid but I can't remember what the recipe was even for

>> No.16685869

>>16685856
Grilled cheese.
Literally grilled, like on a bar-b-que.
Personally, I think it's a bad idea, but then again I was skeptical about making grilled cheese in a waffle iron, but that shit's pretty good.

>> No.16685873

>>16685738
Always roast the hell out of everything if the sauce should not be as white as possible.
Also fuck recipes that say sweat onions/other vegetables first and then throw the meat in like traditional goulash recipes. You miss so much colour and flavour with that method.

>> No.16685874

>>16685869
I think that was just a filler idea. His silly gadgets always get viewership and he works in entertainment. "Whats the best way to make a literal grilled cheese? Goofy spatula!"

>> No.16685880

>>16685869
>I was skeptical about making grilled cheese in a waffle iron
Literally why? Fucking brainlet

>> No.16685890

>>16685880
Don't be a bully its rude

>> No.16685907

Fuck authenticity and cook shit however you want to. What's a fucking greasy wops impotent rage matter to me anyway. Fucking deal with it Guido

>> No.16685911 [DELETED] 

>>16685880
>Literally why? Fucking brainlet
Why be skeptical? Or why use a waffle iron for grilled toast?
Use your words, please. I want to help.

>> No.16685925

>>16685880
>Literally why? Fucking brainlet
Why be skeptical? Or why use the waffle iron for grilled cheese?
Use your words. Don't be afraid. I want to help.

>> No.16686013
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16686013

>NOOOOOOO NOT THE HECKIN BOLGNASERINO YOUR NOT ALLOWED TO DO THAT!!!!!!!! NOOOOOOO ITS HECKIN INAUTHENTIC!!!!!!!! NOOOOOOO NOT THE PASTARINIO YOU CANT NOOOOOOOOO ITS NOT TRADITIONAL!!!!!!! YOUR DOING ME A HECKIN FRIGHTEN NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

>> No.16686482

Italians don't know how to cook, they've been spoiled by their climate and high quality ingredients. Always take cooking advice from italians with a grain of salt.

>> No.16686630

>>16685738
Anne Burrells recipe is better

https://youtu.be/pW2AcF4xZAk

>> No.16686640

Cry all you want /ck/niggers but this is the best bolognese recipe on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5WR-K0zJYs

>> No.16686679

>>16685750
>How would you like your eggs?
Over 2hrs please!

>> No.16686680

>>16685738
Sweetness addicts can't taste food properly. You will never know how real bolognese tastes.

>> No.16686772

>>16686630
Burrell is always good.

Personally, I just don't want my bolognese sweet, and I find caramelized onions and carrots do too much. Cooking down the tomato paste is great, as is the wine, but I simply brown the meat a bit and always include mushrooms.

>> No.16686788

>>16686680
Also sweet because of the mirepoix?

>> No.16686789

>>16685738
How much onion did you use and how long did you cook it? Even without caramelizing, onion will eventually break down and become sweet after 2-3 hours of simmering. If you didn't cook it that long then you're not going to get the full flavor.

>> No.16686802

>>16685738
So like what exactly is the point of tomato sauce food like this. It is always bland. Always. You need to add cream to it.

>> No.16686806

>>16685738
isn't he a chud or something

>> No.16686819

>>16686630
It's annoying me that she keeps calling fond crud

>> No.16686825

>>16685750
>>16686679
Braised steak and slow-boiled eggs are things. He forgot to mention that you should do it at a lower temp as well.

>> No.16686826

>>16686788
Caramelization vs mirepoix, you complete fucking retard. Hugely different intensity. Fucking stupid piece of shit. Where do you live? I'm going to go there and kill you right now. Do the world a favor.

>> No.16686831

>>16686819
He made concentration camp jokes on twitter last November. Seems pretty based to me.

>> No.16686846

>>16686826
God I hate italians. I can't believe as an anglo I stand with the french.

>> No.16686859

Favorite Alton recipe?

For me its his 40 clove garlic chicken

https://altonbrown.com/recipes/40-cloves-garlic-chicken/

>> No.16686872

>>16686826
Mirepoix has lots of sugar in it that will always incoporate in the sauce. No matter what you're doing with it.

>> No.16686884

>>16686802
>You need to add cream to it.
Cream adds richness, and doesn't cure blandness.
Have you ever even eaten food?

>> No.16686900

>>16686884
I require all of my food to be rich because I got way too into french food early on.

>> No.16686916

When do you add your Knorr™ Stock Pot™?

>> No.16686926

>>16686872
Holy fucking shit just tell me where you live. Your stupid ass needs to be killed right now.

>> No.16686927

>>16685748
Hmm only if there were a kitchen tool that had raised edges and a handle.

>> No.16686933

>>16686926
Rent free in your schizo head.

>> No.16686982

>>16685873
Is that where that shit comes from??? I've always hated when people barely cook the onion then throw ground meat in and just let it steam. Absolutely disgusting. Seen it done in all cultures I always assumed it was a retard cooklet move.

>> No.16687013

>>16686900
Rich is not the opposite of bland.
Vanilla ice cream is super rich, and almost as bland as it gets.

>> No.16687021

>>16686819
Not the most elegant woman, but she's cool as shit.

>> No.16687028

>>16687013
>Vanilla ice cream is (...) as bland as it gets.
YOU SHUT YOUR GODDAMN WHORE MOUTH.

>> No.16687037

>>16687013
Vanilla is the most superior flavor. It is the flavor that all other flavors aspire to.

>> No.16687065

>>16687028
>YOU SHUT YOUR GODDAMN WHORE MOUTH.
>>16687037
>Vanilla is the most superior flavor.
Do either of you cocksuckers understand what "bland" means?????

>> No.16687066

>>16686772
Mmm...shrooms. I'll have to put them in next time I cook her bolognese

>> No.16687079

>>16687013
vanilla ice cream just tastes like sugar. come back with dark chocolate gelato and we'll talk.

>> No.16687080

>>16687065
Yes. Vanilla ice cream is not fucking bland. Are you stupid?

>> No.16687088

>>16687065
Bland effectively has the opposite definition of rich.

>> No.16687136

>>16687028
Reddit

>> No.16687138

>>16687079
>vanilla ice cream just tastes like sugar
My point exactly. What the fuck do any of you fools think "bland" means??????

>>16687088
>Bland effectively has the opposite definition of rich.
NO, you cocksucking morons, bland is the opposite of spicy.

>> No.16687139

>>16685744
I cook sunny side up eggs this way.

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>>16687138
Bland means lacking flavor. Vanilla has flavor it's right in the name.

>> No.16687240

>>16687136
You missed the address bar when typing that, faggot.

>> No.16687278

never needed to caramelize onions for this type of sauce, just low and slow for a long time, and I keep the amount of tomato low, like 1/2 of what I'd do for a regular american "tomato meat sauce", throw in lots of beef stock, flavor with Worcestershire or even fish sauce.

>> No.16687283

>>16686927
>kitchen tool that had raised edges and a handle.
qrd?

>> No.16687298

>>16686927
>>16687283
The episode was about making a grilled cheese without a pan, iirc.

>> No.16687303

>>16687013
You must be eating the shit vanilla ice cream, like the stuff you get from Wal-Mart made with the fake vanilla that comes from beaver ass. Eat ice cream made with real vanilla bean, or a French vanilla.

>> No.16687305

>>16687298
oh lmao i thought there was some fancy spatula with raised edges i'd never heard of like a spatula canoe

>> No.16687312

>>16687138
Are you mentally retarded? Bland means lacking flavor. FAT IS FLAVOR.

>> No.16687347

>>16687240
kek

>> No.16687388

>>16685738
My mother always insisted on using beef stock for stews and pot roast. I didn’t learn u til my late 20’s how much better it is to use chicken stock.

>> No.16687515

>>16687312
>FAT IS FLAVOR
Absolute cooklet meme and cope. Fat is a crutch. It makes food palatable even when the actual flavor is lacking. This is why low quality food is almost always high in fat.

In actuality fat actually mutes flavors. Compare the flavor of a high fat strawberry ice cream to the flavor of strawberry sorbet. The sorbet will have much more depth of flavor, allowing you to actually perceive the full range of strawberry aromas. Tastelets will prefer the ice cream anyway, because they are addicted to the sensation of fat and sugar.

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>>16687515
>sorbet isnt flavored by fructose
lmao k

>> No.16688674

>>16687538
Anon never states that. Just because someone doesn't out right deny your claim doesn't mean they are a proponent of it. What are you some twitter zoomer that stumbled unto here?

>> No.16688692

>>16685869
it was practically a comedy sketch
>the cheese itself is not grilled, so lets go do that

>> No.16688711

>>16688674
>Sorbet has more depth of flavour
>Tastelets will prefer the ice cream anyway, because they are addicted to the sensation of fat and sugar.
>implying sorbet isnt flavoured by being almost pure sugar

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>>16688711
thanks for spelling it out for the midwit, anon

>> No.16688765

>>16685748
this was a God tier shitpost but I bet it tasted good as fuck

>> No.16688794

>>16685847
italian grandmas are sneaky and don't reveal all secrets so that their sons still need to rely on their cooking

>> No.16688804

>>16685738
Brown owns because he doesn't believe in bullshit 'tradition' without trying it himself and understanding why

>> No.16688805

>>16687013
Vanilla being made the basic flavor over just a sweet cream is like the greatest crime.

>> No.16688845

>>16685738
Alton always does a twist on traditional recipes and it always ends up better.
Examples:
>Waldorf salad
>Devil's food/red velvet cake
>Banana pudding
>Candy Apples

>> No.16688876

>>16688804
>>16685738
That's really his strength, i hate the DIY cooking apparatuses though. Really unhelpful to me to watch your pie tin tower for chicken wings

>> No.16689102

>>16687388
Same.
I realized it when I started making my own stir-fry sauce.

>> No.16689125

>>16685738
Deep color is usually a worthwhile step, the problem with caramelizing is committing time and adding unnecessary sweetness. If you're using white onions (red turn gross black color), you can slightly speed up the process by adding a pinch of baking soda. Can cut a few minutes off but too much will give a chemical taste just a heads up.

>> No.16689147

>>16688765
I dunno, the cheese/bread ratio seemed too much in favor of the latter

>> No.16689170

>>16685738
Good Eats really got me first interested in cooking, but AB does a lot of things differently. I bought his first cookbook and the recipes are honestly stellar, but if you look up anything on FN they're completely wrong, and look like they're written by the dumbest interns. There's a good reason to only sweat onions/mirepoix for something like a bolognese, but there's also some reasoning behind a lot of his methods. I don't remember that particular episode, but it's common to add extra sugar to tomato based sauces, so I'd assume that was the reasoning behind caramelizing the onions.

>> No.16689176

>>16685750
Obviously you have to use common sense. Things like curry/Bolognese/one-pit meals are improved ten fold if you cool them over the day. I had a recipe for a Tikka Masala that said to add two tins of coconut milk and reduce for half an hour. It tasted like coconut milk. I cooked that bitch for three hours, let it reduce and it tasted incredible. The one downside is that you have to have a lot of free time

>> No.16689198

>>16685873
>Also fuck recipes that say sweat onions/other vegetables first and then throw the meat in like traditional goulash recipes. You miss so much colour and flavour with that method.
Well for Bolognese you obviously want the minced meat to properly dissolve into smaller pieces, so obviously you start sweating the onions and then add the meat.

>> No.16689201

>>16687388
Beef stew with chicken stock?

>> No.16689213

>>16689198
Also works if i first add the meat and then the vegetables.

>> No.16689232

>>16685738
i dont oil my cast iron and put it in an already preheated 475 degree oven for 1 hour every time i am done cooking. instead i soap it, rinse it, then hang it upside down in the sink

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>>16689176
>downside is that you have to have a lot of free time
Use a pressure cooker.

>> No.16689252

>>16689251
You mean a slow cooker right

>> No.16689299

>>16685738
>What are some times you realized the classic/common knowledge way to cook something was actually inferior?
every single time
tradition is cancer

>> No.16689337

>>16689299
Pods and bugs for you then, reprobate

>> No.16689370

>>16685738
I always throw my celery, carrots, and onions in a blender with olive oil and turn it into a paste before frying it.
Distributes the flavour more evenly and gives a smoother sauce.

>> No.16689376

>>16689337
kys

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>>16687278
>or even fish sauce
>ragu made with the freshly-squeezed sweat from a thai ladyboy's butthole

>> No.16689752

>>16689299
>every single time
>tradition is cancer
Your family doesn't like you very much do they? One day you'll grow out of being a teenager, I hope.

>> No.16690069

My secret bolognese recipe:
- Use a ot of onions, cook them before adding lean ground beef
- add sliced tomatoes and sliced sour pickles
- add pepperoni if yu want it spicy
- add ground beef and concentrated tomato paste
- cook it for a while until everything gets saucy (if its too saucy add some oats), if you are vegan you can also just substitute the ground beef with oats, tastes also delicious
- add some easy meltable cheese at the end that rounds everything up

>> No.16690097

>>16687298
Wasn't it specifically about grilling the cheese? A true GRILLED CHEESE sandwich in proper pedantic reddit form.

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>>16685738
>BEANS DON'T BELONG IN CHILLIE!!
>BEANS DON'T BELONG IN CHILLIE!!
>BEANS DON'T BELONG IN CHILLIE!!
I try beans in chillie and it's 10 times better

>> No.16690110

>>16687278
>fish sauce
based
>>16689525
fish sauce is just anchovies
anchovies are traditional in many italian tomato sauces
hell you can even get italian fish sauce

it's not that crazy

>> No.16690118

>>16690110
Worcestershire sauce is technically a fish sauce as it's made from anchovies as well.

>> No.16690125

>>16687138
>bland is the opposite of spicy.
found the nigger

>> No.16690138

If you've been cooking long enough, you know that there are tricks that work to give flavor to any dish. Many traditional dishes don't use these and an argument can be made that it's supposed to be like that. But fuck that, any beef stew that skips the browning gets way better if you properly brown the meat before.

>> No.16690169

>>16686859
What happens if you only use 30 garlic cloves?

>> No.16690302

>>16686630
>2 handsful of salt
>a fucking tin of tomato puree
There is no way this tastes good

>> No.16691444

>>16690169
You'll have to compensate with a cup of salt

>> No.16691470

>>16685738
>any online mom blog recipe ever
>saute onions
>5 minutes

>> No.16691473

>>16685925
a waffle iron is just a sandwich press with bumps

>> No.16691475

>>16687388
wait til you learn about tomato stock

>> No.16691477

>>16689252
No, I mean a pressure cooker. Literally cooks faster while still retaining the same quality.

>> No.16691480

>>16686859
I messed this recipe up and used 40 bulbs instead of 40 cloves and it >>16690169 makes mustard gas

>> No.16691481

>>16690110
>>16690118
You guys are retards.

>> No.16691490

>>16691473
You are Cutthroat Kitchen ready

>> No.16691503

>>16691490
that show is bullshit. they all have knives and if someone gets a cut they stop everything and put on a band aid like some kind of child

>> No.16691513

>>16691481
They're right tho

>> No.16691523

>>16685744
This. No, not fried eggs or steak. Anything that is mijoté like stews, chili, lamb roasts... I find myself continuing the heat long beyond the recipe indicates. For bolognesa, the important thing is not to burn the onions and garlic. But caramelising them definitely adds complexity of flavor.

>> No.16691525

>>16691513
They aren't correct in any sort of way. Calling a sauce that includes anchovies as one of its many seasonings a "fish sauce" is the most retarded assertion I've seen posted on this retarded website.
Fish sauce, such as nam pla, is made almost entirely from anchovies.

>> No.16691600

>>16686846
French here. I think I can speak for 80% of the population that we don't care about either anglos or pastanegros

>> No.16691620

>>16687138
You have never tasted natural vanilla. Enjoy your corn syrup homogenized vanilla extract concentrate or whatever the fuck you use.

>> No.16691651

>>16691477
Pressure cooker doesn't make reduction go faster

>> No.16691654

>>16689198
Don’t be lazy fucks. Open a nice bottle of wine, put on some nice music, and cook the ingredients separately before combining and letting stew for hours. For me this is my sequence (removing from the le creuset before the next ingredient):
Onions and garlic
Ground pork
Ground beef
Carrots and celery
Now combine all, add chicken stock and aromatics, herbs, spices, whatever the fuck be creative.
Then add wine from time to time as it simmers . Add milk if you want to do like napolitain grandmother, but not for me.
Put it in the fridge before going to bed. The flavors will intermingle and express themselves while you sleep. Reheat and serve to your wife with whatever pasta she prefers and she will brag to her friends.

>> No.16691670

>>16685738
When will the world admit they are eating Anglo-Fusion food

>> No.16691675

>>16685738
>an insane amount of onions
needs more onion
an insane amount of onions

>> No.16691799

>>16691600
The French only care about the French. They're the only European country to display levels of ethnocentrism even close to east Asian countries. The fact that you don't recognize this as something everyone realizes further proves the stereotype.

>> No.16691836

>>16685738
>the sauce is bland unless I drown it in sweetness by turning it into french onion and tomato soup!
Do angoids really?

>> No.16691852

>>16686826
>Caramelization vs mirepoix, you complete fucking retard. Hugely different intensity. Fucking stupid piece of shit. Where do you live? I'm going to go there and kill you right now. Do the world a favor.

dude.... chill out.

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>>16689198
>dissolving ground meat

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>>16690169
Alton comes to your house dressed as Frank Castle and beats you, in a sustained and brutal manner.

>> No.16692426

>>16691836
French > italian

>> No.16692752

>>16691654
>Just cook everything like 2 days in advance while doing nothing else
God no wonder Italy was worthless in WW2

>> No.16692782

>>16690101
This. Chili is objectively better with beans, otherwise it's just marinara sauce with chili powder.

>> No.16692904

>>16692782
>he puts tomatoes in his chili

>> No.16692913

>>16692904
>he doesn't
>?
So what, your chili is just meat, onions, chili powder and water/broth? You're not making a good case for the anti-beans crowd.

>> No.16692972

>>16685748
What is it with celebrity chefs and fucking up grilled cheese?

>> No.16693054

>>16692972
in Alton's defense he's a goofy home cook and it was a gimmick video.
Also his cheese actually fucking melts because he picks normal cheeses to have on a grilled cheese and also doesn't scorch it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RllWJUvrxEY

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>>16685750

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>>16686630
>tastes the food right after adding water
>says it needs salt
I mean I agree you should season as you cook but maybe wait until your water level is closer to the final dish. Easy way to oversalt is to base it on diluted sauce

>> No.16693325

>>16691651
so add less water, lmao

>> No.16693379

>>16690302
Remember there's a ton of ground beef and pasta in the dish. Requires a good amount of salt

>> No.16693400

>>16686927
???

>> No.16693429

>>16686630
>Anne Burrell
Based and BROWN BROWN BROWNpilled.

>> No.16693440

>>16691651
It doesn't take 3 hours to reduce water content. You cook to meld flavors quickly in like an hour versus 3, then uncover and reduce. Even if reduction takes an hour at that point, you're still shaving off a third of your total cook time. It's not rocket appliances dude.

>> No.16693497

>>16686859
I like his chicken parm that uses salt and vinegar chips in the breading and broiled red sauce
https://altonbrown.com/recipes/chicken-parmesan/

>> No.16693605

>>16686859
Tempura, though I got better results replacing the rice flour with corn starch. Also skipped using vodka after the second time and replaced it with more sparkling water as I couldn't taste a difference. Can't remember if Alton suggested using a double boiler filled with ice to keep the batter cold, but it's what I do and get good result.

>> No.16693659

>>16687138
>bland is the opposite of spicy
lol

>> No.16693661

>>16690302
I've made it many times and I promise you it does.

>> No.16693668

Just wear goggles

>> No.16694673

>>16687515
Is this the /ck/ version of /v/'s fun is a buzzword rant? You're a fucking loon, anon, I can't emphasize that enough.

>> No.16694684

>>16691799
>They're the only European country to display levels of ethnocentrism even close to east Asian countries.
Never been to a french city I see.

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>>16692913
Not him but chili paste not powder. It's made from dried chili's like so many other Mexican dishes.
Chili con Carne
Chili and beef
Wtf it's just chili and beef?
Pic related

Traditionally invented by cowboys who could easily carry chili's with them, but meat was scarce. They were forced to eat whatever small game they could catch at times, and chili made the meat more palatable as well as warming the stomachs on cold nights. We use beef now because we're not in the wild west, and onions and things are also acceptable. As well as serving over or with beans as a side. Traditionally that is I throw them beans right in idgaf

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>>16692913
>>16695068
Also thinking just chili's and beef cant bring complex flavors to the table is pure tastelet/cooklet cope. Pic related.

>> No.16695093

>>16694684
>never been to france
No, I haven't. I don't relish the idea of getting raped and murdered by sandniggers.

>> No.16695108

>>16692752
I'm pretty sure he isn't Italian.

>> No.16695190

>>16688845
>Alton's enhanced waldorf salad
Unironically has made some bad days at work good, knowing I get to eat that for lunch.

>> No.16695291

>>16690101
Based.

>> No.16695935

Using lots of browned onions is also a good way to fill out the sauce if you don't have that much meat.

>> No.16695980

>>16694684
I was talking about the people, not the globohomo liberals.

>> No.16696397

>>16695093
Precisely.

>>16695980
Guess who voted those into power.

>> No.16696438

>>16696397
Oh, yes, because America totally voted Biden into office and epstein did kill himself.

>> No.16696461

>>16696438
Are you implying that the French elections were stolen and that the majority of the population is against the immigration policies that made French cities what they are today?

>> No.16696543

>>16696461
My post is. Honestly though I'm not implying shit. I'm just drunk and shit posting lol. I'm American, I only know about France for 3 things.
They hated the UK and helped us win the revolution
They're pussies though and so Normandy had to happen
Also French fries.
Fuck if I care about their politics today lol

>> No.16696725

>>16693497
>or feed it to the dog
Wouldn't the allium make the dog sick though?
Recipe sounds delicious though.

>> No.16696970

>>16696543
Based

>> No.16697281

>>16686640
Chicken liver and balsalmic are a huge boost, I've never made it without them since I first tried this version. Tastes great with the funkiest parm you can get your hands on.

>> No.16697293

>>16690169
Arrested and executed

>> No.16697325

>>16687388
Is this legit?

>> No.16698097

>>16685738
Do you add milk? If so when?

>> No.16698212

>>16693661
like actual tomato paste? that concentrated bitter stuff? No regular tomatoes?

>> No.16698228

>>16685748
nah alton is good

>> No.16698231

>>16690169
nerve gas

>> No.16698411

>>16697325
When a recipe calls for beef or vegetable stock, chicken stock will work just as well if not better.

>> No.16698495

>>16698212
>tomato paste
>bitter
What the fuck tomato paste did you buy?

>> No.16698625

>>16698212
You're clearly not frying your tomato paste enough before putting in the liquid. Rookie mistake. Raw tomato paste has a bitter, tangy flavor. Fried tomato paste gets a wonderful deep, meaty flavor.

>> No.16698940

>>16685738
I bet that bolengese sucked because you cooked it for years. Probably tastes like carbon

>> No.16698955

>>16685738
That isn't an innovation, that dish already exists its called ragu genovese and dates back as far as ragu bolognese.

>> No.16698983

>>16687079
>>16687138
Tastelets detected. Vanilla ice cream tastes pretty strongly of vanilla you dumb cunts. You must have had covid your whole lives

>> No.16699044

>>16698983
Vanilla is so ubiquitous that tastelets can't distinguish what's really distinctive about it. They should try some straight-up natural vanilla extract, or even vanilla pods. It's a very deep and powerful flavour.