Every Cuisine has a 'Holy Trinity' #shorts #cooking

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[yoshikagekira]

Collecting all seven in one spot summons the all mighty aroma dragon

[TuskactuserisGOD]

"Biblical accurate angel of food"

[skiivz]

Once, the six nations lived together in harmony

[rb]

Learning about different aromatic bases is what made me understand why I like certain cuisines and dislike others. I always knew I didn’t like the “flavor profile” of certain cuisines but learning the specifics was so enlightening.

[kayagorzan]

In Thai cooking, the “three friends” is made of coriander root, peppercorn and garlic. It is most commonly seen in soups

[hurricanewarning]

If you mix all together in a pan you can summon Guy Fieri

[genericweeb]

"You're too late Sonic, I have all seven of the aromatic base ingredients now!"

[syrehanmin]

Fun fact about the cajun holy trinity! They often times also add garlic which is called the pope!

[FizzyK-]

I love the *1950s infomercial voice/accent* you did in this video, makes me think im playing the Fallout games.

[lethye]

Flowey: NOO YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO OBEY ME!

The sevan human cuisine bases:

[MiKi-sxtt]

In Indonesian cuisine it's shallot, garlic, and chili (and the kind of chili used is depends of the type of cuisine you make).

[stooge]

Professional prep chefs refer to all of it together as the "Holy Hell That's A Lot Of Dicing"

[sevenguardians]

The trio for Irish cooking is whiskey, beer, and a empty plate

[sydmeurer]

The Hail Mary would be a pretty funny name for everything together

[just_some_guy_truly]

Onion: FUCK THE BIG 3, ITS JUST BIG ME

[ILoveLLawlietxD]

I like these basics videos, it really helps amateur cooks develop an idea of how to change up their food

[silliesttankoperator]

As someone of the Cajun culture, it brings me great joy that youve mentioned us in your video. Our culture was heavily stomped out from Louisiana, so much so that we only reside in a few parishes (what we call counties). Our sister culture, the Creole people, have a similar fate, being reduced to basically just a seasoning brand and a common word foreigners call us, getting our cultures mixed. It means alot to me, genuinely :>

[andrewjohnson]

It requires a simple yet elegant name . Name that is powrful yet humble, we shall call it ‘flavor ‘

[Lucierlago]

In Mexican cooking, the trinity is onion, chile (any chile), and tomato. For the more complex dishes, we use dried or smoked chiles like chipotle or guajillo, but the more tame and quick dishes we use jalapeños or serranos

[ShakirahIbaad]

Wow this is actually really useful as a break down for so much of worldwide cuisine.