Or just make it so they can be eaten raw...
It hurts so good...
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Re: More uses for onions
Make an extract that give "blind" debuf in pvp.
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lettuce, onion, cucumber salad please
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ARE YOU MAD?!avros008 wrote:Linseed oil is not food oil i think.
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Ukhata
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cayenne is a peppertype. usually buyable in powder form from the spices rack.ven wrote:Thanks for doing my work for me! Actually nevermind, I have no idea what cayenne, horseradish, and worcestershire sauce are and they all sound expensive.
horseradish (dutch mierikswortel) is similarly mostly a spice, thats bought dried and powdered or in a paste type.
worcestershire sauce is a type of english sauce thats probably as weird as the people that use it regularly
you can use use 2 teaspoons soy sauce, 1/4 teaspoon lemon juice,1/4 teaspoon sugar and a dash of hot sauce for every tablespoon Worcestershire the recipe calls for, instead of the sauce.
anything else?
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Amanda44
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Lol! Worcestershire sauce is lovely, I use it in as many things as possible ... cayenne pepper too, but, not so keen on horseradish, it didn't help that my father used to tell me horseradish was made out of pony feet!Ukhata wrote:cayenne is a peppertype. usually buyable in powder form from the spices rack.ven wrote:Thanks for doing my work for me! Actually nevermind, I have no idea what cayenne, horseradish, and worcestershire sauce are and they all sound expensive.
horseradish (dutch mierikswortel) is similarly mostly a spice, thats bought dried and powdered or in a paste type.
worcestershire sauce is a type of english sauce thats probably as weird as the people that use it regularly
you can use use 2 teaspoons soy sauce, 1/4 teaspoon lemon juice,1/4 teaspoon sugar and a dash of hot sauce for every tablespoon Worcestershire the recipe calls for, instead of the sauce.
anything else?
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Ukhata
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not saying i doesnt taste good, just saying that worcestershire sauce is as weird as those that use it regularly. you cannot say that the taste is somethaing normal and everyday like ketchup or mayonaise....Amanda44 wrote:Lol! Worcestershire sauce is lovely, I use it in as many things as possible ... cayenne pepper too, but, not so keen on horseradish, it didn't help that my father used to tell me horseradish was made out of pony feet!Ukhata wrote:cayenne is a peppertype. usually buyable in powder form from the spices rack.ven wrote:Thanks for doing my work for me! Actually nevermind, I have no idea what cayenne, horseradish, and worcestershire sauce are and they all sound expensive.
horseradish (dutch mierikswortel) is similarly mostly a spice, thats bought dried and powdered or in a paste type.
worcestershire sauce is a type of english sauce thats probably as weird as the people that use it regularly
you can use use 2 teaspoons soy sauce, 1/4 teaspoon lemon juice,1/4 teaspoon sugar and a dash of hot sauce for every tablespoon Worcestershire the recipe calls for, instead of the sauce.
anything else?![]()
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Amanda44
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That's whats good about it though ...Ukhata wrote:not saying i doesnt taste good, just saying that worcestershire sauce is as weird as those that use it regularly. you cannot say that the taste is somethaing normal and everyday like ketchup or mayonaise....Amanda44 wrote:
Lol! Worcestershire sauce is lovely, I use it in as many things as possible ... cayenne pepper too, but, not so keen on horseradish, it didn't help that my father used to tell me horseradish was made out of pony feet!![]()
Weird and wonderful ...
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barra
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It's probably sold as flaxseed oil in your supermarket, and linseed bread is already in game.avros008 wrote:Linseed oil is not food oil i think.
I want to press olive oil. There needs to be some food recipes that call for generic oil.
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