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Helith posted:You can also get Japanese Chili oil which is just Sesame oil with chili in it and it's got a good kick to it. I find mine in the Japanese section of the Asian grocers I use here in Sydney. It's a condiment so it comes in small bottles, but I bet you could make your own too. This is also extremely delicious to eat just over a bowl of steaming hot rice. It's like... the ultimate comfort food.
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hallo spacedog posted:The most common brand they usually have at the Asian Markets near me is S&B, and it usually looks something like this: At the tiny grocery near my campus they have Momoya's "Seems spicy, isn't spicy, kinda spicy chili oil." (Yeah, that's the whole name.) Comes in a little glass bottle like this:  It's pretty good! But I don't know how widespread it is, I've been spoiled by this little store. I've had S&B too, it's also good.
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Jan 26, 2015 09:10
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Oh, yeah, it's not spicy at all. I guess that's where this conversation started, huh? It's tasty though.
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