/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19719315
>wanted a bunch of coconut
why didn't you go to the bar and pick up her replacement?

>>19719531
We've got a lovely bunch of coconuts at home. Here they are a standing in a row.

>non-spicy curry
It's not a fucking curry then is it

>>19720230
Shit coconuts, 2bh. They're all the same size.
Mine are better. I've got big ones, small ones, some as big as your head.

>>19720260
You clearly don’t know what the word curry means.
Why are we attracting so many cooklets recently?

>>19720299
Yeah, well... I'll be by to sample them in a bit bb

>>19719315
>shishito pepper
How spicy are those?

>>19719315
Tomato and mint.

>>19720333
curry by definition is full of spices, you're retarded

>>19720385
Not at all. They're like a mild, sweet poblano.

>>19720440
Spices and spicy are different things. In most languages they're different words. Curries need a hit of cumin, but they don't necessarily need hot pepper. Thai curry's missing something without the kinous, but the shishito at least added some of that green sharpness. Poblano would have been a better substitute, but the ones we buy here have been fairly spicy recently.

>>19720465
>Spices and spicy are different things
In which fucked up dictionary?

>>19720440
Curry refers the method of cooking ie. In a paste.
There are plenty of non spicy curry’s.

>>19720486
>Curry refers the method of cooking ie. In a paste.
Dictionary link now
Every definition of curry in the world will mention spice as the primary attribute

>>19720488
he’s done ya

>>19720480
English ones?
A spice is a part of a plant (other than leaves - those are "herbs") used for flavouring. Cinnamon and fenugreek are spices, but they aren't spicy. Maybe piquante would be a word more in line with your mother tongue?

>>19720496
Fuck off boomer.
>>19720488
Passandra isn’t spicy.
Neither is that nip abomination they call ‘curry’

>>19720498
>Cinnamon and fenugreek are spices, but they aren't spicy
Oh you're one of those morons who doesn't know the difference between hot and spicy. Tell me more about how a mouthful of cinnamon isn't spicy

>>19720506
Tell me about how you can't tell the difference between temperature and scoville units? Tell me about how you make a dish more piquante with cinnamon. Take your contrarian shit back to your containment board.

>>19720516
It's spelled piquant retard, I gave you the grace of assuming you made a typo. There's nothing contrarian about stating spicy meaning the flavour of spice

Go
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spicy
Fuck
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/spicy
Yourself
https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/spicy
Stupid
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/spicy
Cunt

>>19720516
>piquante
Retard.

I remember first learning about the ESL distinction between "hot" and "spicy" from this kek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc5qr5v0BZk

>>19720555
>>19720585
Here are your (You)s, retard.

>>19722046
It's unhealthy to be unable to accept when you're wrong

>>19719315
was always disappointed with frying and dipping sauces involving gochujang
tried it again but had some thai fish sauce mix I make leftover and added that
shit was amazing and they compliment each other so well

>wanted a little sumfin in my espresso
>out of ouzo and triple sec
>take a swig of tequila and sip some espresso just to see
>HOW IS THIS NOT A THING???
>Find out it's totally a thing.

>>19720488
Curry literally means sauce.

>>19720465
>In most languages they're different words.
Seems to be an English only problem. >>19720498
Piquante meens a medium peppery sharpness though.

>>19719315
>absinthe and honey
fundamental way of serving absinthe is with sugar and water, not really a cocktail desu - try champagne and lime cordial next time around

>>19723696
The pine honey definitely adds something to it. I might try it with terva or gin on the next round... or I might just keep using the absinthe to sanitize my glasses before I put rye in them.

>>19723660
As the retard pointed out, it is "Piquant" in English. I only ever use it in French, because in English we have words like "Hot" and "Spicy".

>>19720486
Most curries outside of southeast Asia are not made with pastes, friend IE most curries the whole world over.

>>19727070
Mrs. Patak would like a word.