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Fettkokosig · süß · wachsig · wachsig · leichtseifig

Kokosöl

on its own
0.0sour
2.0sweet
0.0savoury
0.0bitter
0.0umami
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1 of these 14 are wild — theory says yes, nobody has cooked them. why →

14 pairings for Kokosöl.

Pop them until they stop, and the oil takes the sulphur they let go.

Reis

common

Cook the grain in it and the lactones stay right through the cooling.

Kurkuma

common

Curcumin will not dissolve in water. Fat and heat, or you wasted the root.

Garnele

common

Sweet shellfish and sweet fat, held apart by chilli and nothing else.

Capsaicin is fat-soluble and this fat is sweet, so the burn arrives late.

Two sugars, one root and one lactone. Roast hard or it turns cloying.

Fry it in this and the two lactone families read as a single fruit.

Limette

uncommon

The fat is sweet with no acid of its own. Juice at the end, never before.

Maniok

uncommon

Bland starch, sweet fat, salt. The Caribbean and Kerala reached this separately.

Sets hard at fridge temperature. That snap is the oil, not the cocoa butter.

Pandan

rare

Two Southeast Asian sweet-aromatics. Steep the leaf, strain, use it warm.

Matcha

rare

Catechin bitterness needs fat, and this one drags the tea toward tropical.

Auster

wild

Both carry a sweet marine lactone. It sets on the shell and melts on the tongue.