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capers

>> No.8867993
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8867993

caperberries

>> No.8868200

Melt butter in a pan, dust flounder in flour, salt pepper, brown in butter, remove, squeeze fresh lemon juice in the pan, add capers, scrape the pan bits, pour over fish.

>> No.8868290

>>8868200
Sounds really fucking good

>> No.8868303

>>8867983
Fuck off asshole

>> No.8868310

>>8867983

Capers are great in spaghetti sauce with a couple of anchovy fillets. Rinse the capers first.

>> No.8868315

More nasty, foul-smelling "diversity" food mainly consumed for virtue-signaling purposes

Why can't /ck/ talk about normal food anymore?

>> No.8868374

>>8868200
Add some white wine and you've basically got flounder piccata. Nice.

>> No.8868378

>>8868200
>pour into mouth

>> No.8868383
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>>8868315
>

>> No.8868473

>>8868200
Ah, meuniere. One of the best ways to do flounder, sole, trout, shrimp, scallops...

>> No.8868554

>>8868315
What the fuck

>> No.8868562

>>8868315
back to your containment board, faggot

>> No.8868569

>>8868200
Doing this today with chicken

>> No.8869107

>>8867993
Caperberries are awesome.

>> No.8869193

>>8868569
Me again. I did it. I added garlic and served over pasta with wilted spinach.

>> No.8869197

>>8868315
Superb bait

>> No.8869225
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Lox and bagels (w/ capers, obviously) is my shit.

so i stole a pic from google images.

>> No.8869267

>>8867983
Only ever used it in chicken piccata and puttanesca, what other uses are there?

>> No.8869331

what even are capers? what do they taste like?

I've seen them in jars but literally have never had them

>> No.8869357

>>8869193
How was it?

>> No.8869451

>>8869331
not a botanist but capers come from the caper bush and are brined. they taste like brine with some mustardy flavors. try them

>> No.8869461

>>8869331
you've probably had them in tartar sauce, theyre mostly salty. Kinda olivey in that brined way

>> No.8869468

>>8869331
capers are baby (unborned) fish. the most popular fish that are harvested are Atlantic Crimes, hence the name. they are usually used to make lemonade more sour or inside a bouquet.

>> No.8869988

>>8869468
no

>> No.8870210

>>8868315
Yikes.

>> No.8870696

>>8868315
This is what the McChicken Posters and alcoholics actually believe.

>> No.8870743

my parent's friend was 100% convinced that they were the gallstones from seagulls

>> No.8870748

>not salted
pleb

>> No.8870755

What's best brand?

Does it come in oil/water? Which is best?

Shelf-life?

>> No.8870765

>>8867983
Get that piccata on. Get them panties off.

>> No.8872495
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>>8870755
these are my go-to, they sell them at costco

They are in brine and will last until the sun explodes into a supernova