Rice with horse radish, two pork chops seasoned with curry powder and cooked with mushrooms in butter and olive oil and topped with cottage cheese and hot sauce. Pretty good after not having eaten all day.
Did you do a marijuana before making this?
GASP. Who? Me? What? I? (Maybe) would never.
Anyway how is it with rice?
Agile cooking
That looks like an abomination, but I will try anything once.
This looks like one of those AI pics that look OK at a glance until you realize you can't actually identify any of the objects in it.
At least I can identify rice.
Idk, this looks slamming. Good job elting.
Not choices I would have made, but it sounds like it would be pretty satisfying after a long day.
Did you season the rice with horseradish? Ive never encountered that combo.
I just put it on top of the rice last second. Usually i put horseradish in my mac and cheese, works great there.
I haven’t been able to eat anything except broth for several days
I would eat the fuck outa that
I think that's the requirement.
I love eating "strange" things, trying out new combinations. This looks and sounds verily gourmet
Sometimes unusual combinations are great, like brie with sushi ginger. I imagine the cottage cheese works well with the spicy hot sauce and horseradish, and the umami of the pork.
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(For those not in the know, Liam is an online personality known for passionate feelings about two things, beans, and cottage cheese)
Ah but notably it's not that cottage cheese is bad. Just being used where it doesn't belong, like desserts.
It is a cheese after all, and this use, while odd, is a place where other cheese could be fine as well.
What hot sauce?
Haha be sure that’s the one to get clarity on 😆
But for real… what was the hot sauce? You will be judged.
I mean, they're asking about the one thing that might have helped this dish...
Oh no I quite enjoy the description, I've many similar things and enjoy bizarre dishes. I just like hot sauces as well and was curious if it was something interesting or boring.
Not that boring sauces can't taste good, but they are boring to me if I've had them a thousand times: Tabasco, franks, Valentino, crystal, generic Louisiana hot sauce #100000000000.
As an example I'm a huge fan of just about everything Queen's Majesty puts out, or Heartbeat got sauces are always flavour and not just vinegar and heat
Its just cholulah, its my go to for good flavor and medium heat.
Nice nice. I'm also a Cholula fan. Saw some cholula gummies the other day and had to buy them lol they are weird but but nothing special. Have you see Cholula branded salsa in your area? It's decent and worth trying a jar
I found a small time bottler with some fucking delicious flavors. Focused on flavor, not heat for the sake of heat, not overly vinegary. https://flavormortis.com/products
Idk if he's doing online orders for it but I found him at a oddities convention booth and every flavor he had was a banger I could already picture what food I'd put it on
I think that’s the bottle off to the side - I’ve ruled out cholula, tapatio, and tobacco based on the bit of label showing.
Well that's awkward, it is Cholula they said
¯\(ツ)/¯
I’ve been wrong before and I’ll be wrong again
Healthy attitude
That’s definitely something I would cook up if those were the ingredients available to me. We sometimes do a cheese tsukemen with japanese curry as the dip.
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