Do they really feed green bell peppers to babies in Japan?
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Do they really feed green bell peppers to babies in Japan?
Do they really feed green bell peppers to babies in Japan?
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If they did, why are you b***hing about it
Cinemaphile has officially run out of things to whine about
it's a fricking fruit homie calm down, yes they feed it to kids, maybe have a green pepper tha'll simmer you down
>it's a fricking fruit homie calm down
It's a vegetable
it's both, moron
culinarily speaking, it's used as a vegetable
botanically it's the fruit of the plan
don't talk with your mouth if only stupid is gonna come out
>Tells others to calm down
>Acts like a raving schizo
im not taking shit from a motherfricker who doesn't ever never seen a fruit before
And you've probably never eaten one either. Fruits are sweet, vegetable are not.
>b-b-buh muh paid fake doctors said...
Irrelevant. It's a vegetable.
>Fruits are sweet,
then how do you explain this?
I'm not that other anon, moron.
It's a joke idiot
>Randomly calls people 'schizo's aka medicalspeak
>Doesn't understand fruit
Hmmm, boys I think we got ourselves a doctor in this thread
That's fricking rich
It's a vegetable
You're a vegetable
Technically anon is right; botanically it’s a fruit in the weird way that tomatoes, cucumbers, and green beans are also fruit. Seeds on the inside = fruit.
Didn't ask. Tomato's a vegetable too btw.
Yep. So is pizza.
bellpeppers botanically speaking are not fruits, they're berries.
Overcooking vegetables will destroy some of the vitamins, making them less nutritious.
If you only eat them as something filling, or just want the fiber, you can cook vegetables to you hearts content.
If you still want as many vitamins as possible, but also want them cooked, you should either steam them, or if they're frozen, heat them in the microwave or on the pan just enough so that they thaw, and get a bit warm. Adding a little bit of water can help thaw them faster, and without overcooking them.
In the case of broccoli, if the stem still has a bit of crunch/snap to it, it has retained most of the vitamins.
Berries are a type of fruit. Not all fruits are berries, but all true berries are fruits.
I just put them in a bowl and pour hot water meant for coffee on them that way you can eat the vegetable and drink the tea water broth
>culinarily speaking
chefs shouldn't have rights
Also, you know what they call green bell peppers in Japan?
What they call it.
Piman
Do Americans really feed whole ass broccoli to babies? Not even in puree form?
Cooked green peppers are soft and sweet. Weird thing to try and feed a kid but I don't see it being especially bad
heavily cooked slightly caramelised peppers > crunchy "saw a frying pan for 5 seconds" peppers though. Never understood the obsession with almost-raw cooked veg.
Americans were fed a bunch of lies to convince them that canned and heavily-processed, improperly preserved foods were more healthy than simply cooking them at home
Amerifats believe that if a veggie isn't raw, all its nutritional value is instantly gone
Schizo
Dicing up that onion fine won't make it vanish from reality
So which is it then, Americans only eat raw vegetables or we dice and cook them? You’re just trying way too hard to pull an insult out of your ass
All of the above because I hate veggies in general
>never understood the OBSESSION
It’s just a normal way to eat a vegetable fresh and crunchy, nobody is obsessed. You’re the one who literally sees a pepper in a cartoon and has to act like it’s a problem it’s not already cooked your favorite way
It's definitely a thing in fine dining to make sure veg are cooked as little as possible. The only time you get soft veg are if they're pickled.
> It's definitely a thing in fine dining to make sure veg are cooked as little as possible.
You do not eat at fine dining establishments
Babies have universally bad taste, apparently.
The Japanese also hate the taste of root beer since it's used as a flavor for medicine.
it's a localization thing, green peppers are the japanese equivalent to broccoli as the stereotypical vegetable that kids hate to eat in tv and movies
Let me tell you if you haven’t chopped a fresh raw red pepper and dipped it in hummus you’re missing out
Both broccoli and pepper are bottom tier vegetables anyway. Literally every other vegetable is better.