/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6320332
Cooking schools all over the globe teach a 1:1 1/3 rice to water ratio regardless of how you cook it. I've used this ratio for 10 years and it has never let me down. (This is, of course, for short grain white rice.)

>>6322383
And no culinary law whatsoever says that you cannot prepare a stir fry in anything but a wok? Is it preferred? Of course, but it isn't absolutely necessary.

>>6321734
I drank that shit once. Once. I lost all color vision for three days......Never again.

>>6322316
I didn't see the descriptive "Chinese" anywhere in OP's post.

>>6322297

Your ingredients look more akin to what would go in fried rice, but I'll cut you some slack until I see the finished product.

>>4629361
So is anonymous.

>>4629329
You are correct, sashimi is a style of sushi. No trolling here

>>4629316
"mushi-mushi"

>>4629293
That is a poor translation of the word "no".

>>4629299
There is no "always" in Japanese cuisine.

>>4629289
I was using the well understood analogy to explain the difference between "sushi" and "sashimi".

>>4629283
You are entitled to your opinion. Do you speak Japanese?

>>4629271
Sushi is always served with rice in the same way that BBQ is always served with sauce. Sashimi is a form of sushi that is served raw.

>>4629276
Correct.

>>4629232
Yes, sashimi IS sushi, it is the raw STYLE of sushi. Sushi is the descriptive, not the food. It's hard trying to translate from Japanese. Maybe this will help: Sushi is a style of food like "Italian" or "BBQ", or "Chinese", or "Mexican". In a sentence it would be "let's go out for sushi, where we can have some sashimi." Sushi being the style of food, and sashimi being the specific dish of raw seafood.

>>4629201
No, sushi is the presentation of the dish, it has nothing to do with rice.
>>4629206
Because you are mistakingly calling sushi a specific food. Once again, SUSHI is a description of hos the food was prepared. SASHIMI is a dish of SUSHI that refers to raw fish or seafood.

>>4629174
Because "sushi" is "sashimi". Sushi can be raw or cooked, again, the word "sushi" is NOT a name of a food, it is the name of the style of food and how it is prepared. "Sashimi" is a style of sushi that is served raw. The rice has nothing to do with it.

>>4629154
>>4629143
Both wrong. See above post.

"sushi" is the presentation. "sashimi" is raw seafood. It's kind of like "BBQ" explains the genre, and "Baby Back Ribs", explains the actual dish. BTW, "sushi" does not have to be raw.

>>4627149
Possibly. Although I'm 45. You sure you want to claim my parentage?

>>4627114
I have to work in the morning. Any glib edginess you feel you need to post before I abandon this thread?

>>4627029
I seriously doubt that.

/ck/ generally refers to cooking. Not sitting in a drive-thru. September cannot get her soon enough.

>>4627000
Whatever makes me stronger. Go back to /b/, you insolent child.