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>imbues your dish with a disgusting flavour

>> No.16217121

>>16217110
pickled ones are nasty, the ones in salt are great

also ignore the memes, the larger ones are more flavorful

>> No.16217129

>>16217110
>t. Tastelet

>> No.16217131

>>16217110
capers are based. if you are chopping them up, try adding them whole. its makes it less briny and intense.

>> No.16217138

>>16217110
>British
May as well just say "I know nothing about food" and move on.

>> No.16217150

Are those rocks from the sea?

>> No.16217165

>>16217110
Depends on the dish. Anything that accepts pickles accepts capers. Anything wet must not come anywhere near a caper.

>> No.16217247

>>16217165
Salted capers are the only thing to buy, and you need to rinse and dry them.

Pickled is garbage for soccer moms.

>> No.16217463

>t.Tastelet

>> No.16217494

>>16217121
100% this.
/thread

>> No.16217808

>>16217110
>t. brownhanded poster

>> No.16217811

>>16217150
They're capers, which are a kind of flower bud. They taste briny, in a good way

>> No.16217867

>>16217110
>capers fresh out of the jar
only appropriate for smoked salmon and some other (very limited) seafood context
>capers fried
appropriate for steak and nothing else
>use of fried or non-fried capers outside of these designations
you don't know anything about cooking, food or flavor.

>> No.16217931

>>16217811
>They taste briny,
Only if you're one of those plebs who buys them pickled in those thumb-sized jars for $12.

Buy them in salt, it's how the rest of the world eats them.

>> No.16218118

I’ve only ever seen these put on lox bagel sandwiches. Do Jews put them on something else?

>> No.16218144

>>16217867
What about puttanesca?

>> No.16218146

>>16218118
Italian Americans put them in Chicken Piccata

>> No.16219164

>>16218118
Tartar sauce usually contains capers.

>> No.16219187
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16219187

>>16217138

>> No.16219217

>>16217110
Plebeian.

>> No.16220375

>>16217110
I've never met anyone who dislikes capers. Excellent with trout, steak, potatoes, avocado. I love that marine briny flavour.

>> No.16220733

>>16217110
capers are alpha get bent scrub

>> No.16220737

>>16217138
whered you get british from bro?

>> No.16220792

>>16220737
He’s spelling flavour like a brit or leaf does

>> No.16220798

>>16219187
cope

>> No.16220805

>>16220798
Kneel harder, mutt. YWNBW

>> No.16220820

>>16217110
I don't like using them in cooking but they are amazing on rye bread with a boiled egg and a little mayo. Maybe some cress as well, which you do of course grow yourself on cotton.

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16220999

>Slice of bread
>Form beef patty and "smear" it on one side of the bread
>Fry it in a pan until the beef is cooked through, and the bread side is crispy
>Serve with pickled beets, horseradish, egg yolk (a fried egg is fine too) and plenty of capers
Enjoy fuckers.

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16221002

>>16217110
>Being this filtered
Yikes

>> No.16221071

>>16217867
So when you make steak tartare you just eat plain raw meat?

>> No.16221144
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16221144

>>16217110
>Applefag has no taste

>> No.16221469

>>16219187
What's going on in that picture?

>> No.16221548

>>16217110
Can't see them as anything but an inferior version of artichokes.

>> No.16221579

>>16221071
Are you posting from a planet where the only foods are beef and capers?

>>16221469
A Britfag being correct about Americans for once.

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16222916

>>16217110
Tastelet

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16222957

>>16220999

>> No.16222995

>>16219187
> this is the country that has the 2A and boasts about it

hehe

>> No.16223739

>>16222957
You could even just toast the bread, and use beef tartar instead. Just remember to salt it well.

>> No.16223877

>>16220792
so the right way?

>> No.16223916
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16223916

>>16217110
Literally the perfect side dish. Indisputable.

>> No.16223939

>>16220999
What is this? It looks good.

Also, checked.

>> No.16224080

>>16217110
based, fuck capers

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16224595

>>16221579
> for once

>> No.16224771

>>16223939
We call it "Pariserbøf" - Parisian steak. It's basically just a beef patty on fried bread. Unless I've missed something, this specific dish is entirely native to Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

>> No.16224928

>>16217931
>would you like some capers with that salt?

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16225114

>>16220375
Salmon with capers goes well, caper shoots in a salad are god tier.

>> No.16225472

>>16224595
>for once
Yes.