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Getreideerdig · bitter · geröstet · stallig · malzartig

Buchweizen

on its own
0.0sour
1.0sweet
2.0savoury
3.0bitter
1.0umami
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1 of these 18 are wild — theory says yes, nobody has cooked them. why →

18 pairings for Buchweizen.

Butter

classic

The bitterness has no other exit. Brown it and the two register as one.

Lactic acid is the standard correction for a grain this earthy.

Ei

classic

Cracked onto the galette so the yolk runs into the folded corners.

Both smell of damp cellar. Fried together they stop being separate.

Zwiebel

common

Sweetness is the only thing that makes kasha bitterness read as depth.

Schinken

common

Salt cured pork on bitter batter, with the cheese doing the glue.

Gruyère

common

Nutty alpine fat fills the sweetness the grain refuses to provide.

Kefir

uncommon

Bitter groat, sour milk. Eastern Europe eats this on purpose.

Honig

uncommon

Buckwheat honey is nearly malt. Circular, and better than it sounds.

Weißkohl

uncommon

Sulfur and earth, both cheap, both improved by an unreasonable amount of fat.

Tamari

uncommon

Soba tsuyu wants weight. Wheat-free sauce against wheat-free noodle.

Stone-fruit acid over bitter grain; the almond note in the pit ties it.

Same bitter register and the same pyrazines. A buckwheat sable proves it.

Whisky

wild

Kilned grain against kilned grain. The peat and the husk share phenols.