Summer food

[Anonymous No.18163953]

Have you been making food that cool you off ?

[Anonymous No.18163990]

>>18163953
Yuck. Cucumber is good in little slices in sushi but it doesn’t sound very appetizing for the the cucumber to be the main thing in the sushi, let alone the thing containing it.

[Anonymous No.18164023]

>>18163953
>white people trying to hold chopsticks

[Anonymous No.18164151]

>>18164023
> asians in charge of developing tools

[Anonymous No.18164164]

>>18163953
I love summer foods

[Anonymous No.18164175]

>>18164023
>m*nkoids thinking it takes any sort of skill or talent to eat with literal sticks
it always amazes me when you guys realize that you've spent your life over-romanticizing eating with sticks, the way a crow would.

[Anonymous No.18164286]

[Anonymous No.18164292]

>>18164023

[Anonymous No.18164300]

>>18164175
>>18164151
Thing is, it actually does take skill to use chopsticks, and it's also much more useful as a utensil. Gotta love hearing midwesterners say "durr two sticks is primitive" while they STAB THEIR FOOD TO PICK IT UP LLOL

[Anonymous No.18164341]

>>18164300
How primitive do you have to be to think it's some great skill to be able to handle two sticks. Those videos of 'westerners' who can't use chopsticks are people who have never tried and who have been given the sticks immediately before filming. Even the most bottom of the barrel scraping retard-level IQ westerner/average-level IQ local wherever you're from can learn how to use them after 20 seconds of practice.

[` No.18164467]

>>18164341
not him, but there are things that are harder to pick up with chopsticks than a fork, say a pea or an individual grain of rice for example, but it is far more useful. you can use a chopstick to tell how hot your oil is for frying, you can use it to stir dishes in the pot, you can use it to peel apart stuff instead of using two forks. you can do most things and then some with two chopsticks what you can do with a fork, but they all take practice. anything you practice becomes a skill.

[Anonymous No.18164496]

>>18164467
>say a pea or an individual grain of rice for example
I appreciate the input but disagree. The very first thing I learned to do when I first picked up a pair of chopsticks was to learn how to pick up individual grains of rice and I was shocked at how easy it was compared to how hard the media made it seem. Maybe that's just because globally our medias tend to be run by genetic dead ends so it is really hard for them?

[Anonymous No.18164500]

>>18163953
It's the middle of winter though

[Anonymous No.18164606]

>>18164341
You're unable to use them proficiently so your argument ain't valid! Ha!

[Anonymous No.18164679]

>>18164606
I'm a world champion sticker, sorry fats

[Anonymous No.18164694]

>>18164679
Oh, you're an expert? Name every chopstick

[Anonymous No.18164714]

>>18164300
> Fork
> Anybody can instantly use one to easily scoop, stab and slice/chop food
> vs
> sticks

General Tso, please.

[Anonymous No.18164725]

>>18164300
>it's also much more useful as a utensil.

[Anonymous No.18164734]

>>18164694
stick 1, stick 2, slightly larger stick 1 for stirring, slightly larger stick 2 for stirring
there you go sport

[Anonymous No.18164758]

>>18164286
EAT YOUR CRUST KIDS

[Anonymous No.18164767]

>>18164300
The fork was actually invented by the Chinese.

[Anonymous No.18164816]

>>18164767
and using sticks as tools to eat with was actually invented by crows

[Anonymous No.18164817]

>>18163953
>cucumber
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.18165042]

>>18164300
why are low t weebs so put off by stabbing?

[Anonymous No.18165044]

>>18165042
0/10 and I guarantee I display higher T than you

[Anonymous No.18165052]

I love hosomaki with cucumber and a dab of soysauce.

[Anonymous No.18165065]

>>18164300
>>18164496
Chopsticks were originally meant as a cooking utensil instead of an eating one. They didn't become a common eating utensil until around the Song dynasty where trade spread cultivars of fast-ripening rice from Vietnam to the rest of Asia. Fast-ripening rice clumps together when it's cooked, making it easy to eat with just chopsticks. Bragging about "being able to pick up a single grain of rice" as a defence is retarded.

[Anonymous No.18165083]

>>18163953
There's a sushi place I like that does an interesting dish where they shave cucumber into sheets and then soak them in ponzu until they can be used as a wrap. The filling is salmon, omelette, and crab salad, topped with flying fish roe.
Problem is the place can be really hit or miss depending on the chefs that are working. I swear somedays they have a guy with cerebral palsy working there.

[Anonymous No.18165107]

>>18165065
it's two sticks, retards on here are acting like it's the pinnacle of difficulty. I hate to break it to those people but nimbleness and finger dexterity is something most westerners learn as infants.

[Anonymous No.18165236]

>>18165107
It's not that hard, but the instatard in OP's pic clearly doesn't know what they're doing

[Anonymous No.18165267]

>>18165236
>instatard
I don't know if I'd call her an instatard. Her technique is actually perfectly valid for what she is doing as per my image, and really she could be seen as quite revolutionary.

[Anonymous No.18165275]

Boil noodles and cool them, I've done this with angel hair. Cut up strips of scrambled egg, carrots, cucumbers. Get your hands on sesame sauce and just mix it all up with the cold noodles. God tier summer food.
If you try this and end up with tasteless sesame sauce then it's the type that needs soy sauce before eating.

[Anonymous No.18165289]

>>18165236
>>18165267
If anything it shows an intimate understanding of how our hands work as well as utility and adaptability.

[Anonymous No.18165828]

>>18163953
Cold ramen (Hiyashi chuka)

[Anonymous No.18165840]

>>18163953
Cold dan dan Noodles

[Anonymous No.18165899]

>>18164300
uooh u no use chopstick well, chopstick many more usefrul, dumb rite man

[Anonymous No.18165953]

>>18164286
cute

[Anonymous No.18165977]

>>18163953
No I got the oven on with nothing in it for hours just to make it even hotter in here.

[Anonymous No.18165989]

>>18164023
Oh just shut the fuck up already.

[Anonymous No.18166068]

>>18164023
I chuckled

[Anonymous No.18166073]

Hoo boy you guys really get triggered by chopsticks, huh.

[Anonymous No.18166491]

>>18164300
you can scoop food up with a knife, y'know

[Anonymous No.18166978]

>>18165083
Those are Zucchini you silly