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Hey CK what do you use garlic/onion powder for? Do they belong in a serious cook's arsenal?
>>7713146
Everyone has lazy nights.
>>7713146
They're good for spice rubs, or any application where moisture would be a problem e.g. popcorn seasoning
>>7713146
NO but one time when reaching for the lube I grabbed on of these and we don't speak of the pain.
Garlic and onion powders aren't interchangeable with their fresh counterparts. That'd be like using soonth interchangeably with ginger or paprika interchangeably with red bell pepper.
>Hey CK what do you use garlic/onion powder for?
I've never used garlic powder, but I started using freshly-made onion powder recently and I like it a lot. Great for marinades and other sauces.
>Do they belong in a serious cook's arsenal?
Depends on what cuisine you cook. I know American southern cuisine uses both a bunch, so if you're a serious soul food cook, they'd be indispensable but otherwise, don't bother buying or making either.
>>7713176
You keep your lube and garlic powder together? Bruh.......
>>7713731
BRUH! XD
>>7713734
Dumb fuck
>>7713146
>Murica is literally the only country that uses these
>>7714082
I've never been in a Japanese kitchen that didn't have powdered garlic
>>7714089
How many japanese kitchens have you been in?
Are you a japanese plumber?
>>7714101
I've lived in Japan for 4 years now so plenty
>>7714105
I can't imagine japanese home cooking goes beyond ramen though
>>7714110
Then you have a terrible imagination. Pretty much no one cooks ramen at home, the broth takes a million ingredients, all of the good recipes are closely guarded and theres a ridiculous amount of ramen restaurants all over the place .
>>7713146
this shit burns too fast and tastes like shit
Eggs
>>7714082
see it all the time in aus, pretty sure it's common all over the world these days m8, but it's not good stuff, only to be used if you're a lazy cunt.
>>7714207
How do you season fried chicken using fresh garlic?
Its an ingredient, thats it
>>7714225
>America
>Garlic Powder
>fried Chicken
everything make sense now
