#goron spice

[knuffi516]

Can Goron Spice be also used for Currywurst sauce?

[simmeringstarfruit]

Fragrant Sautéed Mushrooms

Flavourful fragrant mushrooms topped with fresh herbs and a special Goron spice mix. Inspired by the fragrant mushroom sauté recipe from Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild. These sautéed mushrooms are a quick, easy side dish for any dinner!

These sweet and spicy mushrooms are easy to whip up in just half an hour! This recipe makes about 4 servings.

Ingredients

1 lb (5-6 cups) mushrooms, sliced – about 12 average size mushrooms

2-4 tbsp oil

1 tbsp nutritional yeast 

½ tbsp brown sugar

½ tbsp paprika

½ tbsp tomato powder (or substitute 1 tsp coriander)

1 tsp curry powder...

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[aikoiya]

LoZ: BotW & TotK - Goron Spice

Question: What do you think Goron Spice is made from?

The description says, "It is made of several different spices, & the initial wave of spiciness turns into sweetness."

I think that at least 3 of said spices are Spicy Pepper, Warm Pepper, & Warm Safflina, possibly with dried & ground Fire Fruit, but what are the others?

While the description says it has a sweet aftertaste of sorts, I don't think it has sugar. So, that's why I added the Fire Fruit.

On the other hand, depending on which herb Warm Safflina is based on, it might be the key. For instance, I noted that it possesses a resemblance to Pineapple Sage (Salvia elegans), which has a spiced pineapple-like flavor with a hint of mint. So, maybe that'd be enough?

It's also important, I think, to remember that Goron Spice is the defining ingredients involved in the game's curry dishes. So, it's likely a blend of such spices, potentially including tumeric, corriander, cumin, fenugeek, black pepper, fennel, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, mustardseeds, & potentially even saffron.

Now, this isn't serious, it's just theorycrafting & I'm just having fun, but I really would like to hear other people's opinions.

Comment & tag your thoughts.

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[annyllel]

These are the signs you find along the road up Death Mountain, in Goron City, and even at the peak of the crater. The sign says “Info”.

The sign for the Protein Palace says “BBQ”. This is the one and only time that I’ve seen the letter “Q” in Breath of the Wild.

The Goron Gusto Shop bears a sign that says “Wares”.

Inside same shop, the bottles of Goron spice that you can buy say “Spice”.

This has to be one of the most amusing signs I’ve seen. The Rollin’ Inn has a sign that merely says “ZZZ”. The Gorons don’t waste time with hotel signs or such, just “ZZZ”. It gives you an excellent picture of both the establishment and the Gorons.

The Ripped and Shredded shop is one place that sells clothing that is not labeled as a tailor. This one says “Armor”.

Inside Ripped and Shredded, the signs going from right to left say “Head” “Torso” and “Leg”. Funny how they felt the need to label the armor...as if it wasn’t already obvious.

This sign is like certain other directional signs and both says and points “Left” up the path toward the Shae Mo’sah shrine and beyond.

There is also this Goron-made directional sign that says “Right” and points down to Gortram Cliff where the rock roasts can be found during that one fun quest.

Rito Village also has a “Tailor”.

And another generic “Hotel”.

Whoops! Someone made a little boo-boo, I think. This one says “Shoppign”.

This “Thatway” sign is at Rito Stable.

This “Thisway” sign is also at Rito Stable. Maybe they got tired of using left and right?

This Zora-made sign is up the road a bit from Inogo Bridge, in the area where two large flat rocks make bridges over the river. It says “Right”. Since Rs and Fs are interchangeable in this type of Hylian, wouldn’t it be funny if it was “fight” instead?

This sign is located near the Mah Eliya (DLC) shrine, just before you get to Ploymous Mountain. It says “Left”.

This “Read Me” sign on Shatterback Point is the extent of Zora-made signs. There is no Hylian to be found in Zora’s Domain, save for Mipha’s Diary, which is the same as the other diary/books found around Hyrule.

There’s only this capsule in which Finley sends her letters downstream from the Bank of Wishes. The label says “Dear Someone” and this was also one of the earliest things that I translated.

Anyway, that’s about it for the translating of Hylian in Breath of the Wild. I’ll have a couple more tid bits to share, but will save those for another time as this is already too long. I hope you’ve had as much fun reading about these as I did in translating them.

[bluerosefox]

I love how this turned out BUT BOY AM I A LITTLE ANNOYED BECAUSE HALF OF THE OTHER THINGS I DRAW AREN’T AS GOOD AS THIS

also below is basically how I feel about this

^^^Basically me right now

[pansy-chic27213]

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[simmeringstarfruit]

Pork and Mushroom Coconut Curry

Scrumptious pork smothered in sweet and spicy seasoning, served with fragrant jasmine rice and seared mushrooms, simmered in coconut milk and more spices. A delicious recipe inspired by the meat curry Zelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

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[simmeringstarfruit]

Chicken Coconut Curry with Rice

Sweet and spicy baked chicken drumsticks served with a coconut mushroom curry and fragrant Jasmine rice. Inspired by the poultry curry recipe from Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild, this delicious feast is bursting with flavour!

Ingredients

2-3 tbsp oil

8 chicken drumsticks

2 cup uncooked Jasmine rice 

4 cups water

1 cup onion, diced

¼ cup garlic, minced

4 cups sliced mushrooms

2 cups coconut milk

2 ½ cups diced tomatoes...

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