Fascinating Food And Cooking Charts To Boost Your Culinary IQ (30 PICS)

Posted in INTERESTING       31 Jul 2024       2836       6 GALLERY VIEW
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This chart in the menu of a Japanese restaurant explains the etiquette for eating sushi, and honestly I had no idea (I definitely mix wasabi and soy sauce, sorry):

This delightfully hand-drawn chart explains the difference in coffee beans:

In case you're wondering what Raclette is (and you know you are), it's a Swiss dish where delicious, creamy melted cheese is scraped onto (usually) potatoes:

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What's the difference between a rare, medium rare, medium, medium well, and well done steak? This chart has the answer:

And this chart explains the cooking differences for burgers:

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This chart tells you which tea to drink in every situation:

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Jefferson 1 month ago
#18 I think this is ridiculous. Different kinds of rice require different amounts of liquid. 1:1 rice and water will have you eating solid nut kernels with many types of brown rice.
       
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Noel 1 month ago
#3 I'd rather stick my nose in the shoes of a homeless man who hasn't had a sock-change in 3 weeks than smell a raclette again.
       
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Noel 1 month ago
#8 1a Replace prefab cake-mix with self-rising flower (to save on costs)
       
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Virdie 1 month ago
#21 Jam and Jelly are not different words... they are different foods. Jam has fruit bits and jelly is just made from juice.
       
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Irving 1 month ago
#29 and #30
Damn.... its so complicated.. I just want to enjoy my simple meal
       
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Onnie 1 month ago
#16 As a result of massive medical challenges which leave me unable to eat grains and most tubers, I eat a case of bananas a week. That's right: 40lbs / 18Kg. I'm here to tell you this item is complete garbage. If I eat bananas as unripe as the far left section, I will be crippled. They are undigestible. Eating them at this stage is like eating spackling compound. No amount of fiber will help. ...Conversely, when I eat them as ripe as the far right, they do not bother my blood sugar. Also, after decades of wasting my money on supplements with no benefit, I call complete BS on the claims of better nutrients at any stage of ripeness. ...In other words, more bullshite facts here on the IZ. Try them yourself; see what your experience is.
       
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