#no-mans-steak🥩
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Um.
😁
I mean, I don't disagree...
What can I do with these dry spring roll sheets? :/
fry them and season them? eat them like chips?
Sounds good. Can use them in salads as well. Cheers.
Eat them raw 
Cooked prawn inside, raw pastry sheet outside, perfect.
Looks warm and yum
I enjoyed it
Fancy blueberry cake donut
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/950579964321865788/1041388351141445742/IMG_20221113_062438088.jpg
I want donuts now
Ok as awful as it looks, it tasted amazing
I can't tell if that fall apart tender or complete shoe leather.... but I'll take your word for it
its the first one
Shoe leather is delicious.
Hope you enjoyed, sometimes my best meals were simple not-very-pretty meals 😋
I just love how the look for tender vs leather is almost the same
but potato, cabbage, beef... my go to is now a corned beef steak
😂 My ex the other day had that in Vienna
Maybe it a growing trend
Ohh, Vienna is gorgeous. I just use the same swedish ikea havk recipe I have been using for years now. Just missing some lingonberry jam.
Interestingly enough, the dish I posted was an Austrian dish too
OH I miss the ligonberry, but ironically the IKEA meatballs are not swedish though (but the jam is)
Oh TIL. There isn’t much to the recipe other than 60% beef mince and rest is Turkey mince.
What makes them not Swedish?
round bangers
The IKEA meatballs are a Turkish recipe
tasted bangin’
The Swedish government went so far to admit it
it mostly has to do with what incorporated into it and lack of pork
protein + starch + salt 🫠
Sometimes I just need some chicken+salt+garlic powder
Interesting, meatballs are pretty ubiquitous and that's a new one for me lol
sometimes i just need a bag of frozen broccoli with a stick of butter and some paprika salt
Yeah, in bangladesh we actually call Meatballs as Kofta/Kofte
Now it makes sense, as the Turks ruled us in the past.
istanbul was constantinople
Salahddin > Constantine
civ 6
Based Donna
The Turks are the inverse of Italy.
Italy was invaded every 10km by a new country and they kept their invaders cuisine which lead it to a food powerhouse.
Ottoman empire invaded everything and accepted their victims cuisine and spread it
Hahah I bought the whole bundle for £25, yesterday.
another amusing thing... in Türkiye, you have Urfa Kebabs which aren't spicy and doesn't use Urfa Pepper. And you have Adana Kebabs which are spicy and uses Urfa pepper
Haha couldn’t spread our taste for fish tho, too local, logistical nightmare.
I love how food and history intersect.
you want to know a cool thing about how Italian American food came to be what it is
'Tis how the world works.
Certainly
so, and the best way to show this is Alfredo. They came over, ingredients aren't all here yet. Italians are the constructions workers of America at this point. They need to feed them, want a semblance of home, but have to fill them up. And that is why the heavy sauced, the cream version of Alfredo, etc... all came about
It had nothing to do with disrespecting the original dish, but adapting it to basically construction workers
Nice, that makes a lot of sense
That's why NY style pizza was the second kind of pizza developed in the US and not the first
the first is called Standard style (also called Buffalonian)
it the style that your fast food like Dominoes and Pizza Hut and shit came from
that semi-thick crust, heavy toppings
Reminds me of when someone once told me to bear in mind that traditional/regional foods may not be based on what tasted best per se, but availability/abundance.
exactly
Oh and the reason for why it also called Buffalonian... even though Connecticut really was the point of spread for it, it started in Buffalo area because the original immigrants wound up there working on bridges and shit
My great grandfather, who I was named after, was on of the workers on that blue bridge near the Canadian border even
That's pretty cool.
I love this kind of stuff.
Here is another one for you.... one that pisses off a whole country though. Most of what France has "given" the food world, is actually Italian. Their foundation is based on Marie-Antoine Carême, who basically was cooking Catherine De Medici's style of food (all imported Italian styles) and learning to cook from Italian soldiers. Then Escoffier took his contribution, went across the border to Italy and bounced between the various held cities and took their shit and came back and claimed as his own
But since Italy was changing hands every other week, there was no organization, but the French love to codify things, so they codified all that Italian shit. But since a Frenchy wrote it, they claimed it as theirs
great example, Macarons, everyone thinks is French, but was actually Italian in origin and introduced to France because of Medici
But the French went and did what the Indians did with Curry (Curry as we know it is British not Indian) and made it better and ran with taking credit
Speaking of Curry that was an intersting journey, curry as we know it went from Sri Lanka - UK - India - UK
Do Thai curries share any roots with those, to your knowledge?
Seems like it might be a totally different source
Sorta. Curry is a catchall word going back to what Sri Lanka called a family spice mix.
So curry isn't what should be focused on. But if you looking at the roots for flavor profiles of curries... Thai does mostly stand on its own in terms of influence
and personally is one of my faves
though I always keep Japanese Curry in my cupboard for lazy nights
If you really really want to go back thru history though for origins of food @wispy finch you have three areas that make up like 95% of what we know today
Lol House brand Vermont Curry is very popular here
Italy, Türkiye/Ottoman, Korea
Korea is kind of a surprise
Africa has influenced everyone too, but to be able to nail down a specific region is harder
Korea is responsible for most of what we think of when we think of Japense and Chinese food
Korea was basically like the Ottomans of the South East Asias
in terms of getting around
I would have assumed China to be more responsible
China relied a lot on trade and kept things from that
A lot of what spread from Chinese cuisine was not Chinese in Origin
But that brings me to an intersting pop quiz question for ya
"Grandpa Deaf used to always say...."
China is #1 for regional cooking styles, what country is number 2?
murrica
Gut instinct is Italy
yep
as small as it is, Italy number 2
all those invasions lead to just a smorgaboard of shit
stanley tucci told me this
Yeah amazing variety
You can travel 50km and have the same dish done locally for that specific area 12 different ways
I keep meaning to watch his show
i watched both seasons
and hated him every minute
😄
haha
The chef I used to work for is from Italy and said the same thing
yep, it insane and amazing
You could travel for 30 miles and pass thru basically 12 different ethnically ruled areas
which lead to such a vareity
Yep that's where all the good stuff comes from
Like it was so insane, that who knows where a lot of the shit even came from before them
That's kind of why I found the meatball thing funny, it's such a common dish, and only a handful of ingredients really.
It seems common, and the STYLE is common, but what goes into it all have origins
Swedes have their own way, as do Turks. IKEA uses the turks way, with a cream gravy
the best is the Turk IKEA meatballs with the Swede ligonberry IMO
I grew up eating lots of Danish frikadeller.
Now Im wondering where those came from lol
Likely German IIRC
very possibly a Danish variation on them
sorta like the whole shakshuka coming from the Tunusian Jew making Menemen (who I'm pretty sure just forgot to scramble the eggs because went to look for their silent kids)
That wouldnt go over well with the Danes lol
Actually given the years, I think frikadeller came from German meatballs, but hen frikadeller was the origin of Hamburgers
They were basically sliders
Yes
I've been using this on potatoes a lot lately, among other things:
https://www.amazon.com/Sabatino-Tartufi-Truffle-Seasoning-Ounce/dp/B01FDFL2RQ/
This truffle seasoning is great to use as a finish on any dish. Truffle zest is a powdered spice blend that is gluten free, Non GMO, No MSG, and allergen Free. Recommended uses: best to use as a finish. Truffle zest has great versatility and can sprinkled on pasta, pizza, salads, eggs, and potato...
That actually looks good. I have never considered truffle in powdered form.
It's so much better than the oils.
I just sprinkle some on at the end.
Goes great on pasta, pizza etc
Thanks! I will add it to my list, fo’sho.
I used to ridicule garlic granules, but am obsessed w/ them now.
Dinner
I made a salad 😳
It is avocado
chonky pcs
Is that a croissant sandwich?
Aight y’all. What’s y’all’s go to McDonald order
None, I have celiac 
Big Tasty + 4 McNuggets, coke, occasionally an M&M's McFlurry
Tf is a big tasty
Mine is a Big Mac, Fries, Drink, 2 Hot and Spicy McChickens
Oh you might not have it over there ig
What is it
A Big Mac with extra steps tbh
Has a special sauce
that's it lol
Oh and the bread is a bit different
Gotcha
where exactly is the Big Tasty from?
Either a spicy chicken McBiscuit with BBQ sauce, or a bacon double cheeseburger with nuggets on it
I dunno, we have it here in Portugal tho
I did like the orignial McRib, the new one sucks ass
honestly in terms of fast food, I only have a few things I'd go towards when I don't ahve the time to cook
- Taco Bell breakfast crunchwrap (bacon)
- The Spicy Chicken McBisucit
- Sonic's Chili Frito wrap
- A regional Roast Beef sandwich palce
nothing wrong with that, if you spent a day in food industry even at top level that doesn't phase ya
the issue is they changed the composition
and the sauce
We have it here as well. S’okay.
How?
yay
i hate mcdonalds so much
im a plain person
i asked for a 2 cheesburger meal plain
only got one plain and one not
I don't know specifics but it basically used to be shoulder meat, but not is just a mix of shit and it taste soooo bland
I ordered from Firehouse subs once, and asked for double meat, and they wound up doubling the meat, but only filling one half of the sub 😂 the other half empty
that dude was so stoned
lmaoo
I didn't complain because I was so amused
I live my life for those kinda experienceds
yeah I get their NY Steamer or their one Italian one (with addiions since it reminds me of the assorted I grew up on)
Subway got rid of their best one sadly
but in reality theres an amazing deli around here i need to go to more
and Jimmy Johns is snack food not subs
subways best sandwich? which is that?
i used to always get the meatball subs
jimmy johns is subs too though?
unless you mean something else
oddly enough I dont eat a lot of subway sandwiches
I eat a lot of regular sandwiches though
Make em at home
always good, i usually do for lunch at work
Their roasted chicken breast, on italian cheese bread, toastsed, provolone cheese, pickles, olives, peppers, spicy mustard, oil, onions
I never seen one that offered that
Is this a sub?
yeah that a sub, a shitty one but a sub
that the kind you slice up and put in a confrence room
what do you mean a shitty one
lolll
which is what Jimmy John's makes their money from
That's a Vietnamese sandwich
look at it, no filling, crappy meat, bad greens
im plain
it kicks the shit out of any subway or jimmy johns ive ever been to
Aned I still chow down on frozen burritos because I have a love for them
but can recognize they aren't "good"
It doesnt look great, but it tastes incredible
my sub every time is white bread, lettuce, extra cucumber, extra turkey
im very simple
There is only one sub place I actively avoid and that is Jersey Mike's
not even kidding, I will go out of my way to get a Banh Mi
never had a bahn mi
one of these days
I just hate how so few places in the US do a legit one with the pate
Yes, Black Forrest ham, Havarti, fresh tomato and avocado.
Ham and cheese are toasted on there.
Sounds tasty
I want that bread 😩
Beautiful
yep me too please make more and arrange for delivery
Bread
that looks so GOOD
Looks like I'll have to open up a bakery now 
Take my money
Nice
Thanks!
(had to make a few for everyone so it took a bit)
soooo caramelized 😮
pancakes
is gud?
oh wait i shouldve done this
fr fr
Gracias, muchos
Nice ‘n fluffy 😌
bit of a spam but mmmm
these pancakes are thick so i kinda have to put a lot of syrup or else its somewhat dry
not too bad but ye
my partner prefers thin pancakes 😕
so that is what i make 🤷🏼♂️
So, crepes? :p
I don't mind bigger, thinner ones. Just needs to be super fresh.
yeah they are fresh from the box of pancake mix 😛
Nice consistency!
that works, so long it's none of that chickpea flour bs
why would you even do that to yourself
or someone else
I bought a gluten free option once, didn't read the ingredients in the back
Ingredients: GARBAGE
Made some and regretted it straight away when I saw how the batter looked
That one. Argh
bleah
Everything else is fine, just no idea who thought having chickpeas in your pancake would be grand
Make savouries with that if necessary.
ungrand
w/ a bit of chutney
not with maple syrup!
thank you!
im pretty proud of my pancakes since this is like the third time ive ever made pancakes
lol
even though its pretty easy/simple
Try the two ingredient pancake, they easier to make thinner, easier to make, and taste better
Bannana and egg all you need, add some vanilla nd seasoning if you want
Very pretty
Thanks
Dessert was smoothies with frozen banana and pineapple and mango lassi
I read “desert was frozen lasagna” and was confused as hell
Looks delicious 
i've gotta find one!
Iceland, probably.
hah ye like the bean filled hash browns they had
I never tried those. Wonder how beans taste once defrosted.
Do u tho
yes
They must!
And put some brown sauce on it
a little maybe
Urk
I made a tasty thing just the way I like it.
awesome sauce! (so to speak)
it comes with awesome sauce???
beautiful presentation
Ty
np
@tired stump ramen pics?
i can send you some in about 24 hours but they won't look very appetizing
so a couple days ago i made a pork shoulder in the instant pot
shredded it
reserved the broth and fat
separated the broth from the fat
made $0.20 ramen, ditched the soup packet
used 2/3 chicken broth and 1/3 pork broth (now gelatinized from the connective tissue from the pork shoulder)
added a tablespoon of pork fat
added soy and sambal and a leeeettle hoisin
added shredded pork at the end to warm it up
ate it with my face
sighed with contentment
🤤
i reverse engineered some pork adobo and rice for lunch
omg
Niiice
it was nice and then i got sleepy 😴
After the food, I hope. Is why I skip lunch.
yeah after food
Oh I made roti steps
rrrrrroti!
so round!
Ohmygoodness!
Where's the teleporter so I can help with some of this, eating it at the very least
?
All yours
i spy a smoothie maker
Oh that’s my bby
Chopper/smoothie maker/blender/spice grinder
ooohhh.. model?
🥷🏼
spice grinder you say?
insert o rly gif
hides scales
ok but seriously model, brand?
I have three devices right now: coffee grinder that I use for spices/flour instead, high end blender, a very sturdy food processor
Tbh then I don’t think you’d need this
and I do smoothies, soups, nut butters, carob flour, all kinda stuff with them all
Has a good motor, that’s why I got it.
good motor is key, that's why I don't trust the regular consumer models, they aren't meant to take that kind of abuse
I make smoothies every day in the summer, and nut butters often enough....
Heh, then I guess you have burnt through a few by now.
For soups I use a hand blender for soups and daal.
Right next to that Ninja, I have a bigass george foreman, which again, I have had for a few years and use pretty much every day. Amazing for grilled chicken, salmon, sandwiches.
um don't know what that is, will look it up
it's a grill
oh an electric grill
avec teflon 😮
hmm for grilled cheese I just use a frying pan I admit
if donna says she has a salton sandwich maker i will fall out of my chair
Haha I did! Well, my mom did. I think it’s still there.
Now send a photo with your butt on the floor kthx
“fall out of my chair” old man
my heiny is safe
Pshaw, semantics
my spessyality
dfg
eminem
im guessing anyways
since its literally his restaurant(s)
when u dont get it 😦
Had a salt beef sandwich
is this what murricans call corned beef?
looks like it
I think so, salt beef quite different
and you probably wouldn't want to eat it on a sandwich
That looks more like corned beef. I LOVE corned beef steaks
Idk the sandwich would make me too salty
but it's empty
looks amazing! Save us some
It’s salt beef, corned beef disintegrates; this however falls apart.
This was from a jewish sandwich shop. This is what they call them there. I don’t think I have seen the word ‘corned beef’ used outside of the supermarket cold meat section.
In essence, salt beef and corned beef are the same – the only difference is corned beef is finely chopped and it's often mixed with a small amount of gelatine. The Old English word for 'corn' is used to describe small grains – like peppercorns.
yeah not sure who saying that. Salt beef is something that used to be used on ships, and it is HORRIBLE. Corned Beef (which is salted) is what the Jewish shops serve. You can get it from Delis too. Maybe some other countries now use interchangeably, but salt beef still exist (usually among survivalists) and is quite different
This was a corned beef I did steak style with a 36hr SV
SO DAMNED GOOD
Looks good to begin with!
Yeah, I’m not sure why they call it salted beef, this shop is probably one of the most popular in London, so, you’d think they know better. Maybe the word ‘corned beef’ is more colloquial now.
B & K is a family business, run by the son's and grandson's of our founder, Bambos. We take pride in our home-cured, hand-carved salt beef and have done since the 1960's. Come on down to our Edgware or Hatch End branch to try our mouth-watering menu! We look forward to welcoming you soon.
They have the most delicious fish koftes. They call it smthing else, but it definitely has the texture of a kofta.
the apostrophes are annoying me lmao
Haha, which ones?
son's and grandson's
My guess is, given it london, if the family or place been around a long time, they used to deal in actual salt beef and then sorta just swtiched to corned beef as it replaced it normally
They also might take that name if they changed up the normal corned beef recipe
Yeah, that definitely makes sense. The area the shop is at is predominantly a jewish community, and they have lived there since the 19th century, if not longer.
Howdy
This is a food channel, not #no-mans-sky 
Wonder if you can eat the exomech
Oh sorry
Do any of you know a good way to cook furry ribs
Cuz im having trouble with mine
Shave it.
Yeah i allready did but i accidentaly burned them
And my entire grill
Its actualy for a bbq
Good luck!
yay it's no longer empty!
WAIT HOW DO I GRILL THEM
over an open fire o3o
I "bought" some new furry ribs and shaved them now how do i grill them in open fi-....
slowly pulls out multitool in gun mode
Sorry @frank juniper Nothing personal
lazer gunshots
Cringe
dies
Mmm will it be a stew?
boof
Stir!
is gon’ b so good!
Into the oven for ninety minutes
Take it out to cool
Refrigerate overnight for melding
Reheat tomorrow afternoon and add sautéed mushrooms
And that is our thanksgiving main
Wish I had such mental strength to resist temptations
Hope you’re having something tonight at least half as good
no idea honestly
i mean, i DID try a small piece
needed salt
Tsk, can’t check for seasoning with just a sliver. Have a whole piece.
I’ll retest before I stick it in the fridge
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!🦃 🦃
🦃
Dessert dim sum when
hmmmm good idea. wonder what would be good ingredients for that
maybe s’more
Maybe a traditional red bean paste, add in some sesame seeds
Mung bean paste with a smidgen of Chinese five spice
So basically what dc said
cream puff and coffee snack time 😄
Yum
That looks amazing! 🤤
Was good
Some Chinese thanksgiving food 😄
Soup
Birthday cake
If I'm using beans instead of dry lentils, will tinned beans work?
For daal or lentil soup?
i am very new to nms and would love if someone would help me i just got my ship repaired and went to the second planet
Try in #nms-questions
A while ago after I prepared this I got capsaicin burns on the tip of my fingers from preparing the habaneros without gloves. I had to keep my fingers in olive oil for an hour and my fingers are still sensitive from those burns.
Did the traditional this year. Super happy with the pecan pie
thats insane, you did this by yourself or your friend helped you?
The king of instant ramen
That looks absolutely amazing, like god damn
Want to try ramen one day, always looks really good
You definitely should. Wagamama does a decent one, unless you have a nicer local place.
Going Birmingham soon and might visit the Asia Asia food place and have one
do it
how are you this old without ramen in your life
Right?! I guess it's just not that common here, at least locally it's not
you and your plethora of curry takeaways 😛
Actually, not a fan of curry, prefer Chinese or a kebab
fair
I did a Kebab curry that was pretty decent last year
Ooh it looks really good! Pecan pie is def one of my personal favorites
hello guys can anyone help me here
Are you trying to make spaghetti?
what ya need help with

Yo we get a rebrand? fries and burgers??
@vale kelp ^ lol
Yus, a McGek's bribed us
lol
I'm gonna miss the random NMS questions 😔
now the new improved channel, making you even hungrier than ever
@void dome done doing hot gek stuff
Carbonara alla gek
Also has homemade noodles 👍
You made?
Ye
Fancy… I do not have any practice whatsoever in making noodles…
Holy shit that such a long dead chat
People don't talk food as much as other stuff.
Read the pins. Discuss food. Chat activity doesn't fall under the food category.
@vale kelp do you like okra?
Great question. I know I've had it. But last time it came up in conversation, I can't remember for the life of me what it tasted like
It looks super healthy.
Hehe, alright, well, if you don’t mind a little slime, it’s delicious with bread.
I do
baby ones!
Baby slugs
Yush 😄
Turmeric powder, red-chili powder, brown powder (garam masala?), okra, being fried in a black wok… that hits straight home! 
Brown powder = cumin and coriander 🙂
Ooh! Lovely.
bhindi with bread? 
Yush. 😁
I’m a crepe, I’m a weir-dough.
You must eat some. I haven't plated it yet, so you'll probably see it again here, later. Soz.
HAHA. Well I spent like 15 minutes with others explaining in one place how crepes = pancakes, but not always because of language. And then another on how to do savory and just what is with the crepe trend today
Hehe, that sounds like a good conversation, tbh. It's fascinating to hear people discuss the same food in different ways.

omg so I'm in the largest cooking server on Discord, and like 4yrs ago there was this long almost hour long argument about Chashu vs Char Siu, and it was all because of 3 languages being spoken. The one person didn't realize that while Char Siu = Chashu for Chinese/Japanese, they are different in English
Beijing/Peking = 北京
You laughed, dundenyit
i sniggered 😛
Hahaha
Char Siu in English is a Chinese "bbq" pork style. Chashu is a Japanese braised pork style
but for their language both just basically bbq pork
Kung hee fat choi/Gong xi fa cai
Romanizations are not reliable, you need the characters, and even then, the same kanji/hanzi (Chinese characters) can have different meanings.
yeah, the whole thing was they didn't realize that point of it, that it was being shifted into english words not back into that shit
My grandfather was well known for his char siu but the recipe was a closely guarded secret.
When he was getting on in years, my uncle proposed that teaching him the recipe would be a good idea.
Grandfather objected, being fit and strong, but eventually he typed out a recipe, and let my uncle take over the char siu for family get-togethers.
Unfortunately it didn't taste the same, at all.
And grandfather would berate my uncle for being a shitty cook.
Fast forward about 10 years, grandfather is gone, and grandma just passed away too.
One of my relatives was going through some financial papers, and at the very top of one folder, was a wrinkled char siu recipe, right where grandfather would be sure someone woule eventually find it.
The thing was, the recipe was totally different!
He took that joke to the grave lmao...
My uncle was in denial, too funny.
Hahahha
what a knob
might explain a few things about my personality
you don't seem that knobbly
👀
Legend lol
legend of the d-bag
i made tacos. salt and pepper seasoned beef. some cheesy rice and some cheese sauce. came out quite alright
yum
10/10 would eat. Those look so good
Thats pretty awesome
And the cake mousse thing is pretty
Yeah looks great
Why the fuck did I make this
Also it’s more of a taco then burrito but eh
also my throat hurts after that (no I didn’t swallow it whole I’m referring to the voice I did)
How was everyone’s lunches
I ate ricotta cookie mix that was left in the mixing bowl for lunch
move those edge ones off of contact from the edge just slightly
Rich in protein 🙂
let them expand into the edge
that way no immediate direct heat that can cause some overcooking on parts
and they should hold shape a bit better
Done thanks
a tray still better but that'll work
they might expand into each other but oh well
flip them ice them serve as a "cake" 😂
They still come out good, the issue is just some expand quite a bit so tray makes it easier if you want them seperated
also got a recipe for you if you want to make you own. And it amazing...
I sat down to write this post a half dozen times, deleting the words once I recognized the meaning wasn't exactly what I wanted to express. The first rendition took on a serious tone, the second became an anecdote, the third a thoughtful observation. Yet, none of them communicated what I really want
Step two
Only 11 minutes at 400
They look really good
Nice work
danke danke
Sprechen sie Deutsch auch?
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Yum yum Thai food
Made brats with saur kraut for dinner
What is the cheesecake looking thing
Flan!
Here, moar
so much colorings
I want to eat them all
what are those on the left?
Those are thin wrappers for Beijing Duck
(I refuse to call it Peking)
You take some duck, put it on top with some garnish
wrap it up
and enjoy
I like my answer better
lmfao
sounds yum
Lol, I would have thought you'd prefer the more historical Romanization.
😆
Nah I'm Chinese so
I refuse to spell it or pronounce it in any way other than how we do
Plus
Beijing is more historical
We've called it Beijing since the Ming renamed it in 1403
the Romanization Peking didn't come to be until 1658
and that name wasn't even made official until the mid 20th century
I'm (part) Chinese too, my understanding is Beijing is much newer, from Hanyu Pinyin (1950s).
Whereas Peking goes back to the late 1800s and the Chinese postal romanization.
And pronunciation isn't remotely consistent in Chinese.
Eg Cantonese vs Mandarin
The duck looks good that said!
😁
My ancestors probably were the people who named Beijing lol
My family history goes back to the 9th century
While the Pinyin version is technically recent
The pronunciation of Beijing is still older
because obviously in 1403 they didn't have this sort of lettering system
but I will spell it as it is properly pronounced by my family, and everyone around them
Pronunciation isn't consistent, it's not even consistent within just Hakka Chinese
That's just dialect doing its work
My dad speaks Shanghaiese and I can't tell what the hell he says when he does
Exactly, that's why pronunciation isn't meaningful, Chinese people often can't understand each other lol
Eh dialect doesnt count to me
Either way
Beijing is how most people pronounce it in China
yea they have dialects but most of them still speak and understand a national dialect
That's critical to pronunciation, that's why old Jackie Chan movies have the hanzi as subtitles, so non-Cantonese speakers could understand
In China dialect isn't actually that critical
because of that aformentioned national dialect
When Chinese people speak between people in their local area they use their dialects
but when they speak with other people, they use the national dialect
So typically there isn't usually a dialect issue with communication
Take that from a guy whos family is all over China and has relatives who speak just about every dialect in existence
From Yunnan to Tianjin
from Nanjing to Beijing
from Wuxi to Shanghai
That's not at all true in my experience.
It is in mine
and I visit china regularly (at least pre COVID)
and my parents taught me that information and they were born in China
Their information comes from generations upon generations of relatives
Like I said, my family runs so deep in China, I can tell you who my 30th Great Grandfather is
It's this guy btw
You can't even use Mandarin pronunciation in the herb shops here lol, they look at you like you're an alien, they expect Cantonese.
So I have to know the hanzi or Canto pronunciation.
They may know perfectly well what you want too.
They just don't want to accommodate.
Cantonese is the one sort of exception to everything
To my family at least, they basically consider it a separate language not a dialect
That's exactly my point, it is that different, thus pronunciation is not that meaningful.
One exception doesn't mean everywhere else follows
Once again, all my relatives communicate fine
and they live all over china and speak dozens of different dialects
and they can even communicate with me, someone who was born in the US
I do miss them though
That's exactly how falsification of a premise works actually, you only need one example.
But I gave several in fact.
Look up Popper and the black swans.
I respect your opinion on this but, I still think experience speaks stronger on the subject
and opinions are still individual
Im not using opinion, but logic, facts and inferences.
Well your facts go against my evidence
folks
My extended family is shockingly big
no seriously, I still don't know who half of those people are :I
we are veering off topic unless you are going to start talking about eating your family members
Dammit why cant I send a gif of noodles
Good enough
about a year ago
Oh so that was your doing, good to know lmfao
😂
😬
Mm pine nuts.
rawr
those are cannelinis
aka great northern beans
not to be confused with northern ireland beans
which are actually potatoes
i'm anti-lentil 😮
likely not
oh also kidney beans
and your beloved butter beans, aka lima beans
are on my no list
they are so gritty
You’re on my no list.
Don’t be sad. I give you dessert.
on my way out
thanks
bye
slink gif
I've never been in this part of the server
Hello 👀
Hurro.
@zealous crown did you make this plate of wrapped shrimp and accompanying two dishes of whose names escape me, and also the dessert above it? They look good
Egads, no. Just enjoying good food on holiday.
Oh this chat is for irl cooking? Where can we discuss nms cooking?
#no-mans-sky or if you needed assistance -- #nms-questions
I made from scratch southern honey butter glazed buttermilk biscuits today
You made them in a skillet?
I made them in my cast iron skillet yes
Nothing beats home made biscuits
I need help from an American.
I need to make a turkey, like American Christmas style. I have no idea what I'm doing :D
My mother-in-law is here and she was supposed to do it but she's out cold with flu.
How long does it have to thaw, idk if it's solid frozen, it's -3 degrees celsius out there where it's at.
question 1: do you own a clean 5-gallon bucket 😄
I do not xD
ok so regular brining is not an option
Actually I might have a tub that's like almost, if I need to dunk it in there
The turkey is not gigantic
in all honesty you might be better off butchering it and cooking the pieces separately, depending on how many people you are feeding on the day (note i said on the day)
But I don't have a whole lot of time, Christmas here is celebrated tomorrow :D
Could call 1-800-butterball. It's their turkey hotline.
I just want to do things to the turkey and stuff it in the oven 😅
This does not need to be perfect, it just needs to be something so it doesn't go to waste.
if it's in a shed/garage at -3C then yes it is froze
Yeah, I'll take it out.
I haven't done a turkey in....35 years. I'm afraid I'm no help.
so get it in the house in a warm water bath to start
On it!
yeah, i made boeuf bourgignon for thanksgiving as opposed to messing with big bird
@zinc dust you can leave the turkey in the package for now if you are not brining
you also need to check the weight, on the bag or on a scale
We luckily have ham my dad made us and I am cooking a salmon tomorrow
But I don't want this bird to go to waste
It's 6kg, so like... 13 pounds?
yeah
How long would the brining take? Cause it does fit in the tub and I can always put it in a bag not to waste much liquid
Also running to pharmacy now, will be back.
ah
if the turkey was already frozen it may have salt in it already and does not need to be brined, just thawed
if it IS fresh, you can try this but it's a lot:
https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a11882/my-favorite-turkey-brine/
I'll read it from the pack whether it's brined or not.
you can brine in a bag
you'll want to brine overnight, aim for about 12hrs
Do a drine brine long as you can. Then into a high heated pre-heated oven, drop temp, cook to done
That's a good way to get food poisoning in my understanding.
I was taught to never thaw a bird in warm water.
CC @zinc dust
Lmao, no
The issue is the outside of the bird will be in the bacteria danger zone while the inside is still frozen.
Also anything will start bacteria growth once it starts dethawing, warm water just gives it a quicker timer so you cannot do it for too long. But it's okay cause time is kinda the issue here.
Yeah but nothing will grow within few hours that won't burn in the oven.
That's not how it works, but enjoy your dinner.
Toxins produced by said pathogens can survive cooking even if the organisms do not, and the longer they have a good environment, the more of those toxins build up.
Well, most important thing is that you got to say it, thank you.
Lol, you're free to disregard the information naturally, but a quick google search is all you need to confirm what I'm saying.
That being said, you did ask for advice.
And I am an American, who studied biology and physiology at university, and worked in restaurants.
We also cook turkey every year, and my brother is a professional chef...
I don't know what else to tell you.
I'm not going to trash the bird cause it was 3 hours in warm water.
It also bears mentioning that cold water is very effective for thawing (and warm water is unnecessary) for the same reasons people get hypothermic swimming in Hawai'i, and that tiny water coolers work for high end CPUs; as a matter of physics water is very efficient at leaching heat energy.
Well, the water did cool off pretty fast cause ya know, it had a 12 pound cold bird in it.
You'd be safer dumping that water and adding fresh cool water
Because whatever was in there just underwent exponential growth
Why would I add water?
Not add, change
But why?
It's out of the water, entirely.
I'm not going to put it back into water. I'm not brining it.
Oh too late then
It was in the water like 3 hours cause it wasn't fully frozen, been thawing slowly.
They take a long time to cook, so I usually truss mine to keep it even.
Beginners usually open the oven too often/soon so try to avoid that.
I do the trussing exactly like this, even for turkeys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6bToj3Tj94
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I do know how to cook a turkey.
Just not how the traditional American Christmas turkey is made, with stuffing and all.
not it ain't
What?
I generally cook the stuffing on the side for food safety and control reasons.
Wild rice, pistachios, mushrooms, sage and thyme is one of my favorites with turkey.
Pistachios?
Mmhm
Interesting addition
I got the mother-in-law medicated enough so she can help me without any extra 😅
got some shelled pistachios, they're so good
We used to be the official pistachio shellers when we were kids.
Mom must have doubled what she thought she needed since we ate so many lol.
lol
Pistachios are pretty easy to eat. You can't just have one
gotta be salted too
No thanks 
When I roast turkeys I often put some fruit, herbs/spices in the body cavity.
A cut up apple, maybe citrus, some sage, couple cloves, maybe some cinnamon or nutmeg...
Hey I’m sorry if I led you astray
I hope your bird is okay
You didn't, don't worry one bit! The bird is doing great.
We made Pozole Mexican soup for dinner tonight
pozole on a plate 🤔 😄
Soup
right, soup on a plate
It's a square bowl lol
Oh 😄
Super cute n tasty lookin
Went to a nice buffet the other night.
They had lamb and prime rib, fresh oysters etc
Had a little eggnog brulee at the end that was pretty unusual and good.
Atmosphere is nice and the sunset was spectacular.
http://www.100sails.com/
100 Sails
Christmas dinner this year, not as much as usual (thankfully lol)
Yum
Christmas dinner!
I dont know why it seemed to be half Italian and half Chinese but... here we are lol
amazing
I want char siu baozi now!!!
Chair shoe borzoi
I'd definitely take some of those dumplings
Not sure if it fits here but, oh well
It's food it belongs
Not making your own garam masala is a sin forgiven by very few aunties.
THEN TEACH ME
well no technically
cuz two of them are spice mixes
and I also have quite a few missing that cannot be bought in this country
I think at least 20
for Garam Masala
Proportions
Woah thank you
I actually added most of those anyway
didn't know nutmeg was also part of it
but next time I will make sure to not mix it
what is the different between mixing them and adding them separately?
but after looking at this picture, I cannot get half of those in this country
You don’t need to. Get whichever ones are easily available. I only refer to the image for proportions only. If I add more coriander than cumin, the taste will be significantly different.
yeah
coriander is my favourite
(and also probably the least favourite of my parents cuz everything is yellow afterwards)
If you can find mace though, do grab some. Those flowers are very fragrant. But you need to use very little, quite potent.
You can go around that by adding a bit of red chilli powder in the oil when you’re sweating the onions.
wait it is not
Nah, nutmeg is the nut. And mace is the flower.
ah
I didn't know that was also a thing
it is so deep
no wonder indian is one of the five main cuisines of the world
Ikr
How does one even come up with the idea of using this as a spice. And so well known, that I am not even Indian and had it around while growing up.
and millions of variations in different regions, made by different people
Mhm.
looks dangerous
eat it.
Made nachos last night!
I ate it, didn't kill me
So post that in a emergency room discord, serves no purpose in this one besides to put people off their appetite. I'm deleting.
it was a joke, sorry
We only allow culinary puns and jokes over here. The last guy who took it too far.. well, he knows what he did and what we lost because of him.
I use this:
https://www.amazon.com/Swad-Garam-Masala-Whole-Ounce/dp/B00IK9DH30/
I toast them all up in the pot I'm going to use first, then I grind it up in a coffee mill and use it as a powder
Garam masala special. Garam masala, from Hindi garam, "hot" and masala "mixture", is a basic blend of ground spices common in Indian and other south Asian cuisines. It is used alone or with other seasonings. The word garam refers to spice intensity, not heat; garam masala is pungent, but not "hot...
you definitely overcooked that one
it was such a stretch
Had some left over cilantro so I made cilantro pesto
that looks delicious! even though i have the ‘cilantro tastes like soap’ gene id still eat it and want seconds
i also like the addition of the pepper flakes!
We made beef egg tomato noodle soup for dinner
Nom nom da bottle of rum
This dish looks perfect.
I can taste it.
Every layer, every extra hint of salt and pepper, the hard bread and the bread that's been soaked in the egg's oils.
This is truly the pinnacle of white ass meals. And I for one commend you greatly. I wish you the best of luck in the future.
Whoa, replying to foods from 2020
I admire the dedication
And thank you 
Humgry
After a 12 hour fermentation dough attempt 2 at pepperoni pan pizza
hi chew
They are good
used to have them when I lived in the US
My guy that comment is 2 years old.
Can I have one please? 
Yes, I saved one for you
Thank you, sir. Gonna have it for breakfast 
Raisins?
Half of these look inedible and the others look like they were made by god
Pizza
Can't decide on hobo stew or curry.
I'm trying so hard to figure out which is which
Because they were all delicious lmfao
ah, well I'm dumb lmfao
2 3 5
2 and 5 are traditional chinese dishes lol
This is what 2 is
Nanjing salted duck (Chinese: 盐水鸭) is a local duck dish from Nanjing, China. The history of the dish goes back hundreds of years, possibly to the 14th century, but it grew more famous during the Qing Dynasty. The tender white duck-meat has some fat but is not greasy, and in presentation the dish is fragrant and often crispy. Although available a...
Looks questionable, tastes amazing 😊
5 is a salted pork with cabbage. Although the pork is usually cut much smaller than that
As for number 3, I'm assuming you're talking about the thing on the left
yea that wasn't the greatest tbh but it was our family friend's first attempt at making mayonnaise at home and they sorta made a weird potato salad thing that has stuff in it that shouldn't go in potato salad
Working on my pizza recipe

