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Ma1eficent t1_ja8i7sn wrote
Reply to comment by fondledbydolphins in [Homemade] My ‘not Italian’ Sandwich by Chakzampa
I love putting dandelion greens on my sammiches. I pull them right from the yard.
dwmdmdmd t1_ja8i0gu wrote
Congrats on getting to eat that beauty
Ill-Presentation7788 t1_ja8hoce wrote
Save me just a half of one
dedicated-pedestrian t1_ja8hh44 wrote
Reply to comment by Oakcamp in [Homemade] Brazilian cheese bread by Extra_Past1148
How so? Cassava/tapioca flour is flour. Breads can be made from batters or doughs.
Runb4its2late t1_ja8he3p wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Shrimp Course by Levity_va
Looks great
kevinyonson t1_ja8h5kr wrote
Reply to [homemade] Sausage M*Muffin with Egg by gojiroger
I want a real McMuffin. Not some fancy, deconstructed, avant bullshit. A real McMuffin.
Ryan_S21 t1_ja8gp3k wrote
dang, looks awesome
Ryan_S21 t1_ja8geun wrote
dang, looks huge
missingtoothtyler t1_ja8g78x wrote
Reply to comment by RaspberriesAndPi in [homemade] Dry-aged steak with sage butter by RaspberriesAndPi
That happens with searing haha Always worth it though!
RaspberriesAndPi OP t1_ja8g3hp wrote
Reply to comment by missingtoothtyler in [homemade] Dry-aged steak with sage butter by RaspberriesAndPi
Thank you! Almost set off the fire alarm for it 😅
missingtoothtyler t1_ja8fodv wrote
LOOK AT THAT SEAR😫
RaspberriesAndPi OP t1_ja8eo53 wrote
Reply to comment by LocalNative141 in [homemade] Dry-aged steak with sage butter by RaspberriesAndPi
It was in the oven at 200°F until the internal temp was at 100°F (this was a 1" cut of steak), then I seared it at a very high heat with ghee for about 2 minutes on each side.
I really smoked up my apartment to achieve that crust. I probably won't try searing at such high temps again until I move to a house with a fume hood.
cynicaloptimissus t1_ja8dqsn wrote
Reply to comment by Veilpiercer69 in [Homemade] Brazilian cheese bread by Extra_Past1148
I had them for the first time a couple days ago at a Brazilian steakhouse and it was hard not to eat them exclusively. So fucking good.
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Reply to comment by dropbluelettuce in [homemade] Eggs Benedict by pppooopppoooppp
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LocalNative141 t1_ja8dnfm wrote
How long did you cook that for?
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Reply to comment by Lo-Fi_Pioneer in [Homemade] Andouille sausage by Lo-Fi_Pioneer
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RaspberriesAndPi OP t1_ja8cz8t wrote
Reply to comment by panini3fromages in [homemade] Dry-aged steak with sage butter by RaspberriesAndPi
Thank you! I've been reading lots of articles about steak haha
panini3fromages t1_ja8co9a wrote
This looks incredible! You're a great cook!
agentchuck t1_ja8bjzo wrote
Reply to comment by ubapook2 in [homemade] grouper, sweet potato, broccoli, cucumber, carrot, grape tomatoes. by Towels_are_friends
I don't know the statistics but a lot of the world doesn't actually eat raw vegetables. It's pretty uncommon in a lot of places because vegetables can end up covered in bacteria, etc. Cooking reduces the risk of getting seriously sick. As an example, in China you'll get a ton of vegetables in everything, but it's all cooked.
vlealf t1_ja8b6fx wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Brazilian cheese bread by Extra_Past1148
this is “pão de queijo”
AndrewNB411 t1_ja8b07w wrote
Reply to comment by muddertung in [homemade] sub sandwiches with a side of onion rings by muddertung
Awesome. I’ll have to try it. I bet it makes them stay in the sandwich better
FictionalRacingDrivr t1_ja8aru8 wrote
Reply to comment by halfanothersdozen in [Homemade] The Most Moist Chocolate Cake, with Chocolate Icing by EvasiveJoker425
pankaj7587 t1_ja8ajgk wrote
Are you going to throw that off the roof
muddertung OP t1_ja8a67p wrote
Reply to comment by AndrewNB411 in [homemade] sub sandwiches with a side of onion rings by muddertung
Hmm, I'd say it was sufficient tomato flavouring haha
Glittering-Jaguar-23 OP t1_ja8igao wrote
Reply to comment by Ill-Presentation7788 in Wagyu Kimchi Smashed Sliders [homemade] by Glittering-Jaguar-23
I gotchu