rainbowvein

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  1. simplify

    toothlethhh
  2. simplify

    pithy
  3. simplify

    chow mein
  4. MCO have you opened it, how did you know

    Haven't seen this question asked in a while. What's happening with your MCO?
  5. simplify

    tweet
  6. All things umami

    s'okay
  7. All things umami

    From vegan sushi to Chinese pork belly...how this thread has meandered...
  8. simplify

    larynx
  9. All things umami

  10. All things umami

    [edited] I am not sure of the details, but @Taomeow's comments are helpful to understand the differences in added MSG and natural occurring glutamate. It is reported that there are other amino acids that offer the umami quality too. "The main components of umami are glutamate, inosinate and guanylate. Glutamate is found in a variety of foods including meat, fish and vegetables. Inosinate is found in generous quantities in animal-based foods such as meat and fish, while large amounts of guanylate can be found in dried mushroom products such as dried shiitake." From: http://www.umamiinfo.com/what/whatisumami/
  11. All things umami

    OK, so that is a fake umami human creation, that mock fish.
  12. All things umami

  13. All things umami

    Fish laced with MSG??
  14. All things umami

    Pad thai = comfort food? Fish sauce+shrimp+cabbage+bamboo shoots+mushrooms+scallions+egg = umami!
  15. All things umami

    Great site! A list of umami rich foods at: http://www.umamiinfo.com/richfood/
  16. All things umami

    Thanks for the recipes. No, not specifically Japanese umami thread. Thanks for that info. Yes! about the kombu (from wikipedia): Umami was first scientifically identified in 1908 by Kikunae Ikeda, a professor of the Tokyo Imperial University. He found that glutamate was responsible for the palatability of the broth from kombu seaweed. He noticed that the taste of kombu dashi was distinct from sweet, sour, bitter, and salty and named it umami.
  17. simplify

    vole
  18. simplify

    cucumber
  19. Energy exchange

    @WayofChi @Fa Xin We've had this discussion a few go-arounds now at TDB. What I have learned in my experience from a few masters, is that a kind willingness to help another is not the same as efficacy of positively helping another. Why? Because, and ultimately, how can you confirm the rightness or wrongness of someone else's authority? Even when the energy you feel from that person is appealing? Protect your spiritual life by reflecting long and hard before prostrating your soul in front of another.
  20. Energy exchange

    @Jox It is wise to proceed with caution regarding any recommendations by Taobum members. The spiritual world does not issue any certifications. But humans like to certify themselves quite often. Best to you --
  21. simplify

    quiet
  22. simplify

    aaa-choo!
  23. simplify

    ardent
  24. simplify

    golden
  25. simplify

    teen spirit