[ 3 / biz / cgl / ck / diy / fa / ic / jp / lit / sci / vr / vt ] [ index / top / reports ] [ become a patron ] [ status ]
2023-11: Warosu is now out of extended maintenance.

/jp/ - Otaku Culture

View post   
  [?]In ghost mode, only threads with non-archived posts will be shown
File: 188 KB, 384x288, hotei_katsucurry.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1789528 No.1789528 [Reply] [Original]

I am making curry rice as we speak.

>> No.1789533

Cool bro

>> No.1789537
File: 40 KB, 387x336, 1229704476536.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1789537

>> No.1789540

It always amaze me how 4chan users have just the right reaction pictures with which to reply.

>> No.1789544
File: 87 KB, 640x480, 1229704552877.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1789544

You need a manlier meal.

>> No.1789546

Hardcore Japanese.

>> No.1789551

>speak?
wat?

Anyway, I'm thinking about how to solve a little problem I have with paying my rent for my dorm apartment before going home for Christmas.
It involves lending someone from my floor the key to my mailboks (and my room, derp), having him/her pay the money for me (I'll pay him/her first, I think), etc.
Internet banking is fine, but when I have to wait for a letter that doesn't show up before I leave for Christmas, it kinda sucks.

>> No.1789553

Mmmm... Curry. Although I'm not quite sure what differentiates Japanese-style curry from, say, beef stew with rice, aside from a different powder for the gravy.

>> No.1789556

I've never had curry of any sort.

How is it? Am I missing out?

>> No.1789565

>>1789556
Yes, you are missing out.

>> No.1789569

>>1789556
This is what I'm going to find out.

>> No.1789574

>>1789553
Well curry is a mix of spices, it has nothing to do with gravy.
Each curry is particular as they all use different spices and amounts.
Ever notice how the curry from Indian places has nothing to do with the Japanese one or the Chinese one ?
Curry is just a generic term for a mix of a range of spices.

>> No.1789579

>>1789569
Keep me updated AoEEF. I wish to know if I am a fool for not having it in my life thus far.

>> No.1789584

Indian Curry > Japanese Curry

>> No.1789592

>>1789584
Both are good.

>> No.1789604

>>1789584
Indian anything is shit.

Especially Little India (some big cities have them) and Indian food.

>> No.1789628

>>1789574

Curries originated in India. They just changed as they spread around the world according to varying tastes and availability of ingredients.

>>1789556

Curries are good stuff. There are practically any number of different varieties to choose from, since pretty much every culture that makes them puts their own spin on them. But they make a good, fairly simple, surprisingly hearty meal. Gotta like at least a bit of spice, though. Even the fairly mild Japanese curries have some bite to them.

>> No.1789656

Can't eat any curry that isn't Thai anymore.

>> No.1789679
File: 317 KB, 885x487, 1229705855178.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1789679

>> No.1789680

>>1789584
Truth.

Japanese style curry is mediocre, but the thick, dark stuff is pretty good.

>> No.1789684

>>1789628

Hm, interesting. I've been looking for a curry mix that retains a relatively 'pure' flavor, but isn't especially spicy. Given that I tend to like curry, but have an exceptionally low tolerance for spicy food, it's a bit of a hindrance if I want to have some on any given day. Thus far, I haven't had much luck. I may have to end up making a mix on my own.

>> No.1789706

One of the greatest things about curries is its versatility. And this is especially true among Japanese curries. Besides just your standard meat/potatoes (like in OP), you can get anything from chicken katsu curry to an omelette curry.

>> No.1789768

Curries with a tomato base are god tier

>> No.1789792

N-no thanks, Chinese curry for me..
;_;

>> No.1789805

There's never been a curry I didn't like.

>> No.1789808

I like chinese curry, it has strong flavour and is a bit spicy. Japanese curry is too sweet.

>> No.1789811

>>1789684
If you have low tolerance for spicy then you should work on increasing that by eating spicier and spicier foods everytime!

>> No.1789843

I've never had Indian curry, so for now I'll say that Thai curry is the best.

>> No.1789848

I have never eaten curry.

>> No.1789863

I used lamb instead of beef, so the whole thing tasted pretty muck like pilaf. And the ``Curry powder'' I used probably had nothing to with real curry powder, so I'm not sure if what I made can be called curry, but it was pretty good.

>> No.1789898
File: 278 KB, 640x480, 1229709475188.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1789898

Here is the pretty picture

>> No.1789915

>>1789898

i give you 6/10 for presentation

but it looks delicious

"Curry powder" is usually just a ready made mix of cumin and a few other spices. It works OK. And if it tastes good, then who cares ;)

>> No.1789929

>>1789898
Eww...that looks really bad.

>> No.1789931

>>1789898
the words "chunky diarrhea" come to mind

>> No.1789938

>>1789915
What's with all this ``Japanese curry'', ``Indian curry'', ``Chinese curry'' then? Isn't powder the only difference?

>> No.1789969

>>1789938
powder and consistency.

>> No.1789988

Japanese curry is full of sugar. Its like Kool-Aid turned into curry.

>> No.1789992

Where do you start? From the rice end or the curry end? (wink wink lucky star) And I usually just mix it up

>> No.1790000
File: 55 KB, 560x420, 1229710876462.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1790000

>>1789931
>>1789929

>> No.1790013

>>1789938

Difference comes from the spices and base used. Some curries use a milk base (eg: coconut milk), others use a tomato base, etc. Hence differing consistencies.

>> No.1790015

>>1790000
Inb4 that looks like shit.

..
Haha, it really does look like shit

>> No.1790032

>>1789898

good job anon, I give 8/10 on the visuals.

>> No.1790038

My mom makes curry. Mild roux with beef, carrots, potatoes, and onions. Shit tastes good.

>> No.1790098

> Kool-Aid turned into curry.

You say that like it is a bad thing

>> No.1790202

This was posted awhile back, it's "The Curry House Cookbook."

www.megaupload.com/?d=P1Q2J3MO

It's a collection of curry house style recipes and related dishes.

>> No.1790260

Indian anything horrible is true.
Indian cooking : mix curry powder and hot peppers into everything, if it is a bright shade of yellow it is ready.

>> No.1790271

Japanese food is gross. And their culture is generally interesting... and their women unattractive.

I'm so glad that we don't talk about real Japan stuff here!

>> No.1790285

>>1790271

>>Japanese food is gross

you best be trolling nigga.

>> No.1790295

>>1790285
No, he's right. Japanese food is bland and unappetizing.

>> No.1790299

>>1790000
FFFFFFFFFFFF

>> No.1790301

>>1790295

I don't think you have ever eaten Japanese food before, please refrain from commenting until you have tried something like shabu shabu or REAL Sushi.

>> No.1790304

Chinese food >>>>> Japanese food

>> No.1790314

>>1790301
Still pales in comparison to real [insert any country known for it's cuisine] food.

>> No.1790333

>>1790314
> it's
You have lost. Now please go away from our Japanese food circlejerk thread.

>> No.1790360

I love Indian and Thai curry but I've never tried Japanese curry.

>> No.1790366

I am hungry

>> No.1790370

>>1790301
japanese cuisine isn't that great
it's not very flavourful compared to other asian countries

>> No.1790374

>>1790333
Still pales in comparison to real [insert any country known for its cuisine] food.

>> No.1790379

To be honest, my favorite style of food probably is Malay style thai-cooking.
Thai food itself is quite fine, but the things I've eaten in stalls in Penang are quite heavenly for a spice amateur such as myself.

>> No.1790380

>>1790370
Has not had real Japanese cuisine, hasn't even been to Japan, knows nothing about Japanese culture, etc.

>> No.1790382

>>1790374
I said go away.

Shoo

>> No.1790389

>>1790380
>/jp/

You think.

>> No.1790392

I've never tried Japanese curry, but I have aloo vindaloo all the time. Indian curry is awesome, but now I'm curious about the Japanese variety.

>> No.1790415

>>1790392
fellow britfag? vindaloo = shitsux.

>> No.1790462

>>1790415
Vindaloo is awesome.

>> No.1791301
File: 389 KB, 800x465, 1229731293913.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1791301

http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/04/go-go-curry-bri.html

Japanese curry is food in its most perfect form.
If you disagree, it is only because you have not eaten it.

>> No.1792214
File: 255 KB, 640x480, 1229744499756.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]
1792214

Malaysian Curry beats all.

>> No.1792227

>>1790392
Japanese "curry" isn't even curry. It's just another misused loanword.

>> No.1792230

>>1792214
It looks whatever you're eating whatever that is in a pool of it's own blood.

>> No.1792234

>>1792214
That looks like fucking lava jesus christ.

>> No.1792240

>>1789528
Whoa, we had curry tonight too.
With home-made katsu.

>> No.1792242

>>1792230
Jesus Christ how did that happen.

>> No.1792244

>>1792234

really good, but really fatty...see that layer of oil on top?

>> No.1792252

>>1792214
FUCK YEAH MALAYSIAN CURRY.

Also, top that with sambal = FIERY. Bet Yuyuko would not be able to eat them.

>> No.1792321

Tonight I ate a beef stew with white rice, and it looked exactly like the OP pic.

Probably tasted better, too!

>> No.1792331

>>1792230
Blood is good too, because you're gaining the strength and virility of the animal!

>> No.1792928

Peruvian Curry is the best of all Curries and you cant disagree because non of you faggots have ever eaten Peruvian Curry.

FAGGOTS

>>
Reply to thread [?]Don't expect anything heroic. Your post will not be uploaded to the original board.
Name
E-mail
Subject
Comment
Action