yeah it's been a long weekend my friendLucky Dog Hot Sauce said:You can't cook a steak without eggs? Wtf?
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yeah it's been a long weekend my friendLucky Dog Hot Sauce said:You can't cook a steak without eggs? Wtf?
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swellcat said:Given the phrasing, I'm surprised by the strong show of support.
Lucky Dog Hot Sauce said:You can't cook a steak without eggs? Wtf?
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But it goes great in breakfast sausage,The {White Pepper}dash 2 said:So many foods jus wouldn't be the same without black pepper. Pickled eggs, steak, pickled herring, lettuce salads… White pepper on the other hand smells like fresh vomit to me.
SmokenFire said:The tellicherry black peppercorn is among the most prized bits of tasty in the known realm. Black pepper is the most widely traded spice since antiquity. Men went on hair raising adventures with camels and whatnot in attempts to procure the black peppercorns! Freshly ground black pepper is just as vital and necessary as salt to bring out the flavors of any food in my humble opinion. For me, pepper is the yin to salt's yang.
Hot peppers and their derivatives (read sauces, pastes, etc) are certainly acceptable replacements for when there is no black pepper. I prefer to use both though.
Also Star Anise is wonderful Scovie - especially combined with cinnamon, cardamon and lemon grass - which when steeped in beef stock makes a lovely base for noodles and other various parts of cow in one of my all time favorite dishes, Vietnamese Pho.
Super Hots Canada said:I went with "No - I can't stand it and can't imagine how anyone can like it - chile peppers rock!" because I truly cannot stand black pepper.. BUT - I get that most others actually do like it.. So, I really only half-agree with the option I chose on the poll - the most important half. lol
Puff puff pass buddy.sicman said:screw some pepper i want a slurppee
"LIKE"SmokenFire said:Also Star Anise is wonderful Scovie - especially combined with cinnamon, cardamon and lemon grass - which when steeped in beef stock makes a lovely base for noodles and other various parts of cow in one of my all time favorite dishes, Vietnamese Pho.