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14920419 No.14920419 [Reply] [Original]

is chili jam acceptable to put in fried rice?

>> No.14920437

>>14920419
If you like it, yes.
There are no rules.

>> No.14920450

>>14920419
Seems fine

>> No.14920460

that's not very uncle roger 100 of you

>> No.14920473

>>14920419
Fried rice is an empty canvas

>> No.14920477

>>14920419
It's your choice

>> No.14920482

>>14920477
There's no exact recipe

>> No.14920489
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14920489

>>14920437
>>14920473
>>14920477
>>14920482

>> No.14920513

Wtf is chili jam?

>> No.14920531

>>14920513
like jam but spicy

>> No.14920533

>>14920513

like chili but jammy

>> No.14920542

>>14920489
still not nearly as autistic as the retarded greaseballs who whine about muh carbonara

>> No.14920604

>>14920419
do whatever the fuck you want. You live in a time where you CAN put chili jam in rice. Enjoy it. Stop depriving yourself of shit based on other people's approval

>> No.14920715

>>14920489
Half of what Uncle roger says is basic fried rice making tips, the other half are his own opinions. e.g.
- No Chili jam: Personal preference, there are better sauces out there, but whatever
- No frying green onions: Absolutely wrong. You CAN fry green onion as an aromatic, more specifically the firmer whiter, trunk part, and use the greener stalks for garnish. Ever heard of scallion oil?

>> No.14920739

>>14920604
You sound mad, did someone hurt you recently?

>> No.14921754

>>14920715
The impression I get is that a lot of Asians, like Italians, religiously follow their grandmother's sacred recipes.

>> No.14921767

>>14920419
Why the hell does he call it chili jam and not chili paste or chili sauce? Calling it jam just makes people think it's sweet.

>> No.14921802

>>14920437
This.
Fried rice isn't some sort of centrepiece, it's a way of reusing leftover rice. You can dump in whatever you feel like.

>> No.14921840

>>14921754
and just like italians, asian grandmothers can't cook for shit.

>> No.14921864

>>14920460
Uncle Roger can sit on a rice maker.

>> No.14921868

>>14921767
jam is a texture though not a flavor

>> No.14921889
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14921889

>>14921767
It could be sweet. I like pic related on fried rice, but it's more of a sauce. If it were thicker and came out of a jar, I'd call it a jam. That's exactly what's in the OP.

>> No.14921932

>>14920419
HAIYAAAA

>> No.14921943

>>14920419
yes, fried rice is to get rid of leftovers in your house

>> No.14921949

>>14921754
Not sure that's just Asians; probably everyone does that.
t. Hungarian, and still anal about the sacred recipes.