/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.6270415]

Why are all of you calling it "PEPPERONI"..? In Italian we don't even have that word! With just one p (Peperoni) that means "Big Peppers" or sweet peppers (bell peppers or whatever.)

The thing you call pepperoni, is SALAMINO, like "small salame" (we use "ino" at the end of a word to say it's little, and "one" to say it's big, like "Peperoncino = Chili Pepper, little PEPERONE)

Hope you learned something.

[Anonymous No.6270418]

Americans

[Anonymous No.6270424]

>>6270415
You're not the center of the sausage world Italy.

[Anonymous No.6270428]

>>6270424
Of course, but pepperoni is obviously a mistranslation of an Italian word.. just to make things clear!

[Anonymous No.6270429]

>>6270415
>"Peperoncino = Chili Pepper
Those are Chiles, or capsicums if you prefer, not peppers.

Hope YOU learned something, wop

[Anonymous No.6270431]

Italy hasn't been relevant since the 1930's.
Hope you've learned something.

[Anonymous No.6270432]

>>6270429
wat.

What do you even mean, i was just trying to tell that PEPERONE is not FUCKING SALAME asshole.

[Anonymous No.6270433]

biologically its the same family, genus and even species.
your "differences" are random

[Anonymous No.6270435]

>>6270433
see
>>6270432

[Anonymous No.6270440]

>>6270428
Isn't american pepperoni kinda spiced up salami though?

[Anonymous No.6270442]

>>6270435
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capsicum

its all the same shhh only dreams now

[Anonymous No.6270446]

>>6270415
i'm italian but let them call it pepperoni, who the fuck cares

[Anonymous No.6270449]

>>6270442
From that link:
"The name "pepper" came into use because of their similar flavour to the condiment black pepper, Piper nigrum, although there is no botanical relationship with this plant, or with Sichuan pepper"

Don't start a thread trying to correct people's naming of a food, and in the argument use an incorrect naming yourself.

"Better to remain silent and be assumed a fool, than to open your mouth and prove it" - Abraham Lincoln

[Anonymous No.6270454]

>this is why italians are reviled
Good job,OP

[Anonymous No.6270460]

>>6270449
Piper nigrum is a completely different plant.
and all european names for paprika derived from pepper. thats how that spice got so famous.
its a good substitute for expensive pepper.

but paprika, chili, bell peppers, capsicums its all the same.

shhhh no tears

[Anonymous No.6270473]

>>6270460
"Pepperoni isn't a thing, it's little salami!"
"Peppers are totally peppers, it's all the same!"

It's ok, you don't need to be so defensive about being wrong, it's fine. Either people call things what they like, and pepperoni is totally fine, or people need to call things what they are, and Chiles need to not be called peppers. Your choice.

[Anonymous No.6270477]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5AZhjhbxf8

[Anonymous No.6270498]

>>6270415
It's an American original word.

[Anonymous No.6270661]

>>6270415
The thing we call salamino is not pepperoni. Pepperoni is a different kind of cured meat product. Sure the spelling means nothing in Italian, but who gives a fuck?

[Anonymous No.6270666]

Fag

[Anonymous No.6270670]

>>6270498
>It's an American original word.
>America is the international language of business (for now until mandarin or whatever)

Therefore YOU should ALL use the word peperonni. It's great being a fucking hedgemony.

[Anonymous No.6270679]

>Why do English speakers not speak Italian

Do you realize how retarded you sound?

[Anonymous No.6270684]

>>6270670
>America is the international language of business (for now until mandarin or whatever)
err, that would be English. Also the international language of Aviation. America is not a language (nor is American).

[Anonymous No.6270698]

>>6270679
cause they aren't able to learn or speak another language

[Anonymous No.6270706]

>>6270698
We don't have to. The world is required to conform to us, m8.

[Anonymous No.6270711]

>>6270706
sure but you're still ignorant fat faggots

[Anonymous No.6270732]

Op vai a cagare, é colpa di gente come te se sti buzzurri di americani ci prendono per il culo

[Anonymous No.6270738]

>>6270432
Yeah no shit, salame is salame and pepperoni is pepperoni. Pepperoni is an american invention, a "meat" product designed to mimic italian shit. I suppose next you're going to have some autismal rage about rice-a-roni?

[Anonymous No.6270739]

>>6270732
ma perché poi chiamano il salame "pepperoni"? cioè il senso di tutto ciò?

[Anonymous No.6270743]

>>6270684
>implying American isnt a language

[Anonymous No.6270746]

>>6270711
At least we're not a bunch of degenerate dago wops

[Anonymous No.6270747]

>>6270739
Perchè è na specie di salame piccante. Quindi il nome è una semplice corruzione del nome "peperoni"

[Anonymous No.6270748]

GABAGOOOOOOOOOL

[Anonymous No.6270750]

>>6270747
che poracciata

[Anonymous No.6270757]

>>6270750
Negro al mio paese le gomme da masticare si chiamano cingomme, corruzione dell'inglese chewing gum. Cose del genere succedono quando ci sono scambi culinari e immigrazione tra paesi, e l'italia non ne è immune. Vedi americani che si rodono il culo perchè al mio paese chiamiamo le chewing gum cingomme? No, quindi get over yourself. Sei peggio di quei minchioni che si lamentano su youtube perchè Gordon Ramsay usa la salsa worchestershire nella sua versione del ragù alla bolognese. Non segue l'antica ricetta, ma sticazzi. Pure io quando faccio il keciàp ci metto i fichi sotto spirito.

[Anonymous No.6270758]

>>6270750
Se tieni poi conto che gran parte degli immigrati in america manco lo conosceva l'italiano perchè erano dei poracci terroni o veneti ti rendi conto che non stavano tanto a badare allo spelling quando si trattava di far salami con la carne di scarto del maiele

[Anonymous No.6270770]

>Pure io quando faccio il keciàp ci metto i fichi sotto spirito.

[Anonymous No.6270771]

VA FANCULO

[Anonymous No.6270791]

>>6270770
Get on my level negro. Quando faccio il polpettone ci metto le patatine al formaggio tritate dentro. Chiama la digos, non me ne fotte.

[Anonymous No.6270794]

>>6270791

[Anonymous No.6270799]

>>6270794
E faccio pure i pici all'aglione col sugo senza pomodoro. E uso il pecorino lucano nella cacio e pepe. Metto la cannella nel tiramisù e uso il dado per fare le zuppe.

[Anonymous No.6270806]

>>6270799
>cannella nel tiramisù
could be good

[Anonymous No.6270811]

Moolies

[Anonymous No.6270932]

[Anonymous No.6270994]

>>6270932

[Anonymous No.6271071]

>>6270429
No, what Americans call (bell)pepper is actually paprika.

[Anonymous No.6271077]

>>6270994
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU4w12oDjn8

Starting at a minute and a half. Best song of all time coming thru.

[Anonymous No.6271082]

>>6270415
americans have a chronic problem with misusing loanwords

[Anonymous No.6271088]

Sweet Baby Jesus on a Stick deliver us from this shitty threads.

La cucina mondiale è bastardizzazione di bastardizzazioni, non possiamo lanciare una crociata per ogni stronzata. Smettiamola di considerarci culturalmente superiori quando non lo siamo assolutamente.

A parte che potresti dire che quello che gli Amerigrassi chiamano pepperoni è più simile in realtà ad una specie di chorizo.

[Anonymous No.6271093]

>>6271088
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0KJZEH2jn8

[Anonymous No.6271098]

>>6271088
A livello culinario siamo superiori ma non era questo il punto di OP

[Anonymous No.6271100]

>>6271098
Il punto di OP era hurrrr durrrr per caso?

[Anonymous No.6271109]

>>6271100
Hai capito benissimo qual'è era il punto di OP. Per favore torba a fare il molliccio su reddit

[Anonymous No.6271116]

[Anonymous No.6271132]

>>6271093
Our premier, he's an idiot but i'd get drunk with the guy.

>>6271098
Si ma possiamo evitare di fare gli stronzi al riguardo mi sembra, è quello il punto del discorso per me. I loro pepperoni hanno chiaramente trasceso qualunque collegamento con la cucina italiana, li avessero chiamati "sliced freedom" non avremmo battuto ciglio.