Metasynth
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Wasabi? Not a pepper, horseradish family.I ate a ball of lime green paste off of my plate in Japan and it killed my taste bud's.Forget the name of that pepper.Scorching Burn!!!!
Wasabi? Not a pepper, horseradish family.I ate a ball of lime green paste off of my plate in Japan and it killed my taste bud's.Forget the name of that pepper.Scorching Burn!!!!
Sugar water. And that's not how they do it anymore.What is he spraying?
I have a maximum yield that talks about growing wasabi hydroponically. Gourmet chef's love fresh wasabi and it has a very short shelf life so it fetches fairly high prices if im not mistaken.I ate a ball of lime green paste off of my plate in Japan and it killed my taste bud's.Forget the name of that pepper.Scorching Burn!!!!
Practically unheard of in the united stated. All of our wasabi is powdered green colored flavored horseradish. Real wasabi is usually grated freshly off the root. I'm sure they have it at some of the upper echelon sushi bars in LA, but most of the stuff you find is horseradish. Maybe I should start growing wasabi...I have a maximum yield that talks about growing wasabi hydroponically. Gourmet chef's love fresh wasabi and it has a very short shelf life so it fetches fairly high prices if im not mistaken.
Right??? That's like trying to grow a cash crop of peyote Lol.Yeah, the plants take up top three years to mature...looks like I won't be growing wasabi for profit...lol
Have you tried the powder?http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/287970 "I just placed another order for fresh wasabi, and thought I would post the information for you. I normally buy a single rhizome at the Japanese market (at $99 a pound). But for a party, I order in bulk. It is light years better than the paste.
To add to the delight, I found a shark skin wasabi grater at Sur La Table (why they stock so esoteric an item is beyond me). This small ritual of grating fresh wasabi helps dazzle guests and distract them from the odd shapes that even my most studied efforts produce.
I believe this is the only source for fresh wasabi in the US. It is quite remarkable. Single rhizomes BTW make very nice presents to fellow sushi lovers, who present them in turn to their sushi chefs and glide just a notch higher on the "what a nice customer, what special dish shall I make to impress them tonight" scale. Best, AZ
Ive tried powder a few times. Ok hundreds.Have you tried the powder?
...lol - let's check that without the edits *ouch*this dudes a boss
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bawahahhahahahahahahahhahhahhhahahhahahhahahahaathis dudes a boss
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wow. I'm going to try this tomorrow will post results...lol - let's check that without the edits *ouch*
considering i was born in 1990, im probably not going to do an 80s theme LOLhere in portland, we are big on 80's themed dinner parties.
an ugly sweater dinner party would not work in the summer here.