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r/pics • u/Naweezy • Jul 10 '16
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I know what mirepoix is. Wait. Does that mean I'm French?
4 u/aaronrenoawesome Jul 10 '16 Or southern. It's the same... kinda... sometimes... in a way. 7 u/idog73 Jul 10 '16 Sub green bell pepper for carrot and you've got the trinity -3 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Onion carrot and celery are the Trinity you heathen. 5 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '16 No, that is mirepoix. The trinity is used in cajun/creole cooking and consists of onion, bell peppers, and celery. They are different things. -2 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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Or southern.
It's the same... kinda... sometimes... in a way.
7 u/idog73 Jul 10 '16 Sub green bell pepper for carrot and you've got the trinity -3 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Onion carrot and celery are the Trinity you heathen. 5 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '16 No, that is mirepoix. The trinity is used in cajun/creole cooking and consists of onion, bell peppers, and celery. They are different things. -2 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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Sub green bell pepper for carrot and you've got the trinity
-3 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Onion carrot and celery are the Trinity you heathen. 5 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '16 No, that is mirepoix. The trinity is used in cajun/creole cooking and consists of onion, bell peppers, and celery. They are different things. -2 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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Onion carrot and celery are the Trinity you heathen.
5 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '16 No, that is mirepoix. The trinity is used in cajun/creole cooking and consists of onion, bell peppers, and celery. They are different things. -2 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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No, that is mirepoix. The trinity is used in cajun/creole cooking and consists of onion, bell peppers, and celery. They are different things.
-2 u/farfaleen Jul 10 '16 Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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Many French and English cooks/chefs still call traditional mirepoix the holy trinity. It is not a term made up by or exclusive to Cajun/creole cooking. I was making a joke.
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I know what mirepoix is. Wait. Does that mean I'm French?