Do you know of any aphrodisiac food?
By Thelma
@thelme55 (79352)
Germany
April 4, 2017 9:18am CST
You see, I have a task to write about an aphrodisiac food. Precisely an aphrodisiac main meal recipe for a magazine. I have read a lot of this food like oysters and avocado as I have done my research.
I have to cook for this food article and write my own recipe. A recipe which I have not published before. Well, I have not written this kind of food, so it will be my first time.
Now, I am thinking what to cook for this special article. Have you eaten any aphrodisiac food?
The photo is the local mussels we have brought in the market. I love them cooked with Moringa leaves.
Have a great day/evening to all!
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
4 Apr 17
What an idea. I have made yesterday chocolate balls out of chocolate cupcakes which were a bit bitter because of the real 100% selfmade chocolate that I have made from my own cocoa tree. The chocolate balls made them right. Thanks @Happy2BeMe.
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@Mike197602 (15504)
• United Kingdom
5 Apr 17
@thelme55 that's impressive I've never heard of anyone maing chocolate from scratch.
How do you do it?
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@silvermist (19701)
• India
4 Apr 17
@thelme55 May be you could come up with a recipe with Oysters, olive oil,cherries ,pine nuts and chili peppers.
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
4 Apr 17
Ops! I just noticed it that I used the German word Austern instead of oysters. Thanks for the comment @silvermist. I have to edit it.
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@epiffanie (11336)
• Australia
11 Apr 17
Have you tried cooking mussels in peanut sauce (kaldereta) ?.. it was really nice ..
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@epiffanie (11336)
• Australia
15 Apr 17
@thelme55 I cooked karekare for the first time and I was surprised that it turned out really nice...
@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
12 Apr 17
No, I have not because I don't like peanut sauce @epiffanie. Not even caldereta.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
6 Apr 17
definitely, an onion is an aphrodisiac
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
7 Apr 17
@thelme55 yes my fried, and it can or cannot attract the person for you, because you will smell 'oniony'. hahaha! but then, i think if it is cooked, the aphrodisiac properties will still be there.
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
9 Apr 17
@ridingbet I see. Thanks for the enlightenment.
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@andriaperry (118793)
• Anniston, Alabama
4 Apr 17
I am not sure what foods are used as an aphrodisiac, why not see what vitamins are in "those" foods and look up something high in that vitamin and go from there, The science behind an aphrodisiac is actually the amount of one vitamin, right?
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
5 Apr 17
Yes, I will check those vitamins @andriaperry. Thanks for the information.
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@jobelbojel (36796)
• Philippines
7 Apr 17
I can't remember any on top of my head. But yeah, I like mussels cooked with tomatoes and ginger.
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
9 Apr 17
We had mussels with Moringa leaves for lunch and baked oysters for dinner. They were both delicious @jobelbojel
@RasmaSandra (98129)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
4 Apr 17
There seem to be quite a few. Here is a link that might give you some ideas
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
5 Apr 17
Thank you very for the link @RasmaSandra. I will check this out.
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@Mike197602 (15504)
• United Kingdom
5 Apr 17
Most of the ones I know about have already been mentioned.
From what I've read oysters apparently are supposed to work.
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@thelme55 (79352)
• Germany
5 Apr 17
Yes, I have heard about oysters. Thanks @TheInvisibleMan
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