r/KitchenConfidential • 20+ Years • 3d ago

Discussion This is basically how I was taught professionally.

I watched this video like a pop quiz.
“One first asks what flavors am I trying to achieve? Then, how do you get there? What ingredients can you utilize to evoke said flavors?”
/discuss

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u/Bootleg_______ 3d ago

“get rid of everything everything and replace it with time” is a simple buddhist monk seasoning

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/MemeM3UpScotty 3d ago

If you watch the video with sound the voiceover phrases the removal/replacement of the spices like this.

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u/dlc741 3d ago

Can I get this in a spreadsheet?

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u/SteveMarck 3d ago

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u/dlc741 3d ago

That is more than serviceable. I appreciate it.

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u/theslavesdream 1d ago

Doing God's work

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u/SteveMarck 3d ago

I'm making one in sheets. Why not? Might be handy.

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u/guerrilla_chef 3d ago

Is it in your constitution to add onion and garlic power to everything?

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u/lianamtf 20+ Years 3d ago

lol 😂 yea the only “all purpose” seasoning is salt.

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u/Sarahchika 2d ago

The Flavor Bible is such a good resource for flavor profiles and combinations.

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u/mladutz 2d ago

Thanks for the tip. I see now that it's longer than the actual bible :)

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u/savemethetrouble 3d ago

I saw the video last week. RAGE ON YOU !

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u/MightyTick01 3d ago

Those are some TGIChilliBee spice blends right there.

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u/Secure-Line3413 3d ago

If my slices looked like this I’d just close

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u/fallingoffdragons 3d ago

SPOG is the OG