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  • Also one of the most important Black Powder gadget

  • i just used one last night for the first time. can't believe i waited so long to use one.

  • now am thinking where to get one... :D

  • Gotta love how primitive it is.

  • noisy basterd

  • the bashing technique looks a little suggestive.... had practice?

  • Why arent kids foods hellffy? *sob* *Sob*

  • Love Jamie Oliver!

  • Bazell. I think thats a demon.

  • @Ranteal No it's Austin Powers' boss.... duh

  • Sowsa. Never had Sowsa before.

  • I just got my first mortar and pestle to use the herbs from my garden. Thanks for the great simple and understandable tips Jamie!!

  • its not baaa sil its bay-sul italy will get you for mispronunciation

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  • Thank you

  • how u clean that stone one?

    doesnt look easy at all

  • Hey Jamie! What's the difference between a stone or a wood pestle and mortar? Is it better to have both around?

  • @rohyco

    You don't NEED both, either type will do. Stone is much better for grinding spices and tough woody stuff like ginger. It can also be used to make fishcakes, meatballs, sausagemeat etc. Wood is more gentle and can be better for smashing up herbs, garlic etc and making dips and dressings where you want a bit more control.

    (I live in Thailand where the mortar and pestle is a way of life, and Jamie's tips are spot on)

  • jamie is awfully good at the bashing technique ;)

  • FINALLY!! A video that is to the point. No wasting time with a stupid 80s sitcom style intro, montage music, or jr high attempt at editing. thank you.

  • I think it would be good to add the basic value of using the mortar & pestle...

    ...Making your own spice mixture (for example) from whole spices (whole seeds) is 100 times better/tastier than using purchased powdered spices or powdered spice mixes.

    That goes for making your own marinade & flavored oils too.

  • hahahahahahhaahahah fuck me jamie that shit is flying everywhere! lol

  • Cool info,

    But what is with the weird tags???

  • Thanks for the video! love it! Go Jamie!

  • Is there any difference between the material of the mortar and pestle?

  • @goncalom90 Not necessarily. Most are made from the same material. But some styles, especially the very large ones used around here can have a large stone mortar and a long wooden pestle held in both hands.

  • @arthurandroid thanks,and does the material have any effect on food flavour or anything like that at all?

  • @goncalom90 It can do, but most often materials are used because they do not impart, or impart very little, flavour. In some traditions a specific set would only be used for specific jobs, and not others. Same as you don't normally use the same grinder/ mill for coffee and spices. Beware that the set you use is food safe. You can get ornamental sets made out of exotic woods that although pretty, are toxic enough that they can make you sick or worse.

  • @arthurandroid Hmm alright,thanks for the info :)

  • cheers jamie , me bird got me 1 4 me Bday , been trying to find out wot 2 do wiff it for ages ,

  • lol trust me i live in an appartment and if i use a pestle and mortat my neighbors will call the police because of the noise lol

  • making mayo using pestle and mortar??? i didn't know that!!

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  • its a good use makeking fresh Wasabi

  • first!

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