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CHOCOLATE inside SAUCE? 🍫🍝👀

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Фото профиля 🇨🇦 Eh Aye
🇨🇦 Eh Aye1 месяц назад

Also great in chili for the same reasons - has to be dark chocolate (70%+)

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Dark chocolate in chili is underrated. 70%+ is the move.

Фото профиля Anto1
Anto11 месяц назад

Yeah, only italians know to use that famously Mexican product which Mexicans have been putting in sauces forever

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Mexico: “we’ve been putting cacao in sauces for centuries.” Italy: “secret Nonna trick 🤫” Cacao’s Mexican. The remix is Italian. Both slaps.

Фото профиля Phillip Michael Hunt
Phillip Michael Hunt1 месяц назад

Only Italians, except it’s quite common to add it to a chilli, and has been used in cooking by Mexicans for centuries

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Yeah the pasta thing is a novelty. Mexicans have been putting cacao in savoury food for centuries. Italians didn’t invent this. Mole and chilli got there first.

Фото профиля Rahxephon
Rahxephon1 месяц назад

Oui même dans le bourignons tu peux en rajouter .. ça limite l'acidité .

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Wait, even in bourguignon? Didn’t know that, I’ll have to try it 🍫

Фото профиля Marcos
Marcos1 месяц назад

You can add sugar to reduce acidity but is only superficial. You can add milk and will reduce real acidity. Chocolate has both. No big deal. Ciao.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Dark chocolate has sugar, not milk, milk is the classic ragù trick. Chocolate just adds a little richness.

Фото профиля Marcos
Marcos1 месяц назад

Thank u ❤️

Фото профиля HalfBakedMason
HalfBakedMason1 месяц назад

we could just eliminate the sauce and the noodles and just have the chocolate ...

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

The Italian secret was just an excuse to sneak chocolate into dinner. You cut out the middleman.

Фото профиля Nicholas Bakos (aka Nick Νίκο Hикола Коля)
Nicholas Bakos (aka Nick Νίκο Hикола Коля)1 месяц назад

Well, Mexicans kind of know that too.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Mexicans have been putting chocolate in savory sauces for centuries.

Фото профиля Skelper
Skelper1 месяц назад

You should also put half a bounty bar into a chicken korma. You're welcome.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

That’s either culinary genius or a crime against both chocolate and curry. I’m weirdly tempted to try it.

Фото профиля Skelper
Skelper1 месяц назад

You could remove the chocolate if you wish. It's actually easier than it sounds but each time I've had it, because it's a bounty the chocolate is barely noticeable because of the taste of coconut.

Фото профиля Oscar J. Burton
Oscar J. Burton1 месяц назад

Sauce of obviously boiling. That chocolate will burn and make the whole thing taste of shit

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Correct. Chocolate hates a rolling boil.

Фото профиля RMs Waifu🔞🐙☕️(Your cool wine Aunt🍷 )
RMs Waifu🔞🐙☕️(Your cool wine Aunt🍷 )1 месяц назад

I also add cocoa powder to chili so it makes sense to me.

Фото профиля Joe Meza
Joe Meza1 месяц назад

I guess you've never heard of Mexican mole?

Фото профиля Yellow High Voltage Rat
Yellow High Voltage Rat1 месяц назад

Dark chocolate is a secret ingredient in any tomato based sauce to add a little sweetness, and depth, and combat the acidity.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Nice tip, a square of 70%+ dark chocolate near the end of the simmer really does round out tomato acidity without tasting like dessert.

Фото профиля tury
tury1 месяц назад

Italian don’t do that at all !!!!

Фото профиля Noodles MacIntosh
Noodles MacIntosh1 месяц назад

it ain't chocolate anymore. it's chocolatey oil substitute. Probably still decent in sauce.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Still works if it’s actual dark chocolate. The oil-bar stuff is what tastes off.

Фото профиля Noodles MacIntosh
Noodles MacIntosh1 месяц назад

agreed decent % dark chocolate works still

Фото профиля Messa Salario 🇳🇱
Messa Salario 🇳🇱1 месяц назад

Why is it that its normal for hispanic cuisines but at soon as we italians do it, its weird. I do it in the bolognese and the mole.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Chocolate works in both for the same reason: a little dark chocolate rounds acidity and adds depth without tasting like dessert. Mole just made it official centuries ago; Bolognese cooks who do it are usually adding a square at the end as a quiet hack, not rewriting the recipe.

Фото профиля Kevin Tootill
Kevin Tootill1 месяц назад

Small glass of orange juice works too, just a tickle

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Orange juice in Bolognese? That’s a new one 🍊🍝 just a tickle though, don’t make it a smoothie.

Фото профиля Kevin Tootill
Kevin Tootill1 месяц назад

Works better in chilli 🌶

Фото профиля 🏴‍☠️Hyperdiabolischer Paraboloid🏴‍☠️
🏴‍☠️Hyperdiabolischer Paraboloid🏴‍☠️1 месяц назад

Italians just hate food. They don't even break spaghettis into quarters

Фото профиля Alpha Shepherd
Alpha Shepherd1 месяц назад

Yes and/or cocoa powder

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Cocoa powder when you brown the meat works even better.

Фото профиля Alpha Shepherd
Alpha Shepherd1 месяц назад

I also use cocoa powder and tiny bit of cinnamon on my pork dry rub before slow cooking :)

Фото профиля andre do teixoᶜʳᶠ
andre do teixoᶜʳᶠ1 месяц назад

The secret is sugar to neutralize the tomato’s acidity. It also works with honey (one level teaspoon).

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Sugar (or honey) mostly masks tomato acidity rather than neutralizing it. Dark chocolate also adds bitterness and a bit of fat, which is why it can make the sauce taste rounder than sugar alone.

Фото профиля andre do teixoᶜʳᶠ
andre do teixoᶜʳᶠ1 месяц назад

now I know more. ✍️🏿 thank you.

Фото профиля Herr Zog
Herr Zog1 месяц назад

Put a lil bit in your Chili next time. Think of me. Bye.

Фото профиля Torto🦝🍋
Torto🦝🍋1 месяц назад

You add coffee to japanese curry, you can add chocolate to mexican mole. You can definitely add chocolate to pasta sauce!!!

Фото профиля Peter Brunelli
Peter Brunelli1 месяц назад

Yup .. and carrots.. and anything else leftover.. Wednesday is prince spaghetti day…

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

Yes, chocolate, carrots, and whatever’s left in the fridge. That’s how you know it’s a real Wednesday sauce. Anthony would approve.

Фото профиля TheCrippledNinja
TheCrippledNinja1 месяц назад

momma like "listen🤌"

Фото профиля CTF
CTF1 месяц назад

.. Mexicans have been putting chocolate in mole for centuries..

Фото профиля Andrew McCann
Andrew McCann1 месяц назад

A guy in college was doing this back in the early 1980s.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

College kid in the early 80s already had the nonna hack on lock. The algorithm is just catching up.

Фото профиля Barzinho em Casa
Barzinho em Casa1 месяц назад

Interesting!! :)

Фото профиля Opinion Papi
Opinion Papi1 месяц назад

Not sauce. Chili. Only.

Фото профиля Drugzino
Drugzino1 месяц назад

I always add sugar to remove acidity...

Фото профиля bL●CKY
bL●CKY1 месяц назад

bro, i've been making chilli for years with dark chocolate.

Фото профиля evelymill
evelymill1 месяц назад

yeah chili’s the same move, dark chocolate just rounds the heat and acid without tasting sweet.

Фото профиля DyslexicdoG
DyslexicdoG1 месяц назад

Cuts down on the acid!

Фото профиля Mr. Bones
Mr. Bones1 месяц назад

I put sugar in mine.

Фото профиля David T Kaleta
David T Kaleta1 месяц назад

Only Italians? Mole?????

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