• Dr. Coomer
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    01 year ago

    The only British person who actually knows how to use spices is Gordon Ramsey, and he gets a pass on not using them cause he actually knows how to cook good food.

    • @Son_of_dad@lemmy.world
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      01 year ago

      Then he goes off and tells me to do something stupid like put cinnamon sticks in my chili, the Brits can’t help themselves.

      • @0ops@lemm.ee
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        01 year ago

        I’ve never watched Ramsey, and I’m not British, but a hint of cinnamon in ground meats is great. Cinnamon in savory foods is underrated in general, imo

      • Maeve
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        01 year ago

        I may try that. Why not? Nutmeg is amazing in Alfredo, so I’m willing to try it. More toward fall, though. It’s too hot in spring fur such heaviness

    • gregorum
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      1 year ago

      He can’t handle spice. His 2 appearances on Hot Ones are their top-watched episodes. They’re also the best. He’s so funny. He had so much fun during his first appearance, he came back for their Holiday episode. It was awesome.

      I highly recommend the watch.

      • Nakedmole
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        01 year ago

        Desensitization based on routine is all there is to “handling spice”. It is neither an achievement nor an ability. Anyone can get used to it by starting from small amounts and slowly increasing the spice level. Also, there are many spices, chili is only one of them.

        • Maeve
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          01 year ago

          It’s great for stomach troubles, arthritis though.

          • Nakedmole
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            01 year ago

            I love chili, I just don´t like the glorification of desensitizing ones taste.

            • Maeve
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              01 year ago

              Tbf, I’ve rarely had a chili that wasn’t mild, unless I or a neighbor who likes it hot made it. You may want to avoid certain salsas (red or green) at restaurants and bodegas where actual ethnic Latin Americans eat, if you’re not into spicy, though.