/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18102830]

Got no yellow corn meal. But I do have lots of white corn meal. Can I use these interchangeably?

[Anonymous No.18102833]

>>18102830
no. you'll create mustard gas

[Anonymous No.18103070]

>>18102830
You can. Yes.

[Anonymous No.18103080]

>>18103070
thank anon

[Anonymous No.18103117]

Don't forget to peel your hotdog after it's done in the microwave.

[Anonymous No.18105232]

>>18102830
dagwood dogs are made with pancake batter, you retard
thats why they're not that popular, the sweet batter doesnt really go with the savoury taste of the sausage, tomato sauce and mustard

[Anonymous No.18105244]

>>18102833
>>18103070
I'm getting contradictory messages here.

[Anonymous No.18105248]

>>18103117
Do you peel your hot pockets as well?

[Anonymous No.18105250]

>>18103117
Why not just put the corn dog in the bread?

[Anonymous No.18105257]

>>18105232
two things about this

1. in the USA a cawn dog is made with cornmeal batter
2. in the USA pancake batter isn't sweetened; in Australia pancake batter almost always has sugar in it for some reason (probably because the syrup game here is pretty dismal)

so to fix this sweetness problem you should either be battering with unsweetened cawnmeal or using plain buttermilk pancake mix

>t. an Aussie-American

[Anonymous No.18105532]

>>18102830
White cornmeal isn't going to be as sweet so the flavor won't be what you're expecting. But honestly that might be a good thing.

[Anonymous No.18105642]

>>18102830
Without issue, though the color will be a bit pallid.

[Anonymous No.18106507]

>>18103117
do you peel to avoid phytoestrogens?

[Anonymous No.18106540]

>>18102830
>Got no yellow corn meal. But I do have lots of white corn meal. Can I use these interchangeably?
they are equivalent

I think it's a North vs South difference, only...unless you ask a Venezuelan