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5d ago
I'm wondering if there is a food that hits all the required food groups in the portions they should be.
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Reddit » Cooking for Beginners
5d ago
I saw in some recepies that people burn vegetables, like tomatos or jalapenos and then remove the burnt skin. What purpose does that serve?
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5d ago
So, I wanted to make chickpea flour and I am using this tutorial. It says to soak the chickpeas in water for up to 24 hours. That was the plan but then I was busy the last couple days. So I am pretty sure I started soaking them on Sunday but maybe it was Saturday? And they have been in the fridge in a lidded container. I got them out and drained the water and everything looked and smelled fine so I threw them in the air fryer to dehydrate but now I am sitting here thinking about botulism and stuff. Am I good? Or am I air frying botulism right now?
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Reddit » Cooking for Beginners
5d ago
Context: https://www.mccormickforchefs.com/en-us/products/cattlemens/cattlemens-carolina-tangy-gold-bbq-sauce
Our 1-gallon jug is extendible by up to 20% for added profits.
Does this mean you can dilute it with 1 part water to 5 parts BBQ sauce and customers won't be able to taste a difference? Any professional chefs here can clue me in on what this cryptic phrasing actually means?
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5d ago
I know I can probably just Google individually, but is there any other way to know how much salt that goes on a dish when you're not using a recipe?
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5d ago
I've just gotten 4 ears of corn in a discount produce bag, stuff that's on the edge of spoilage. There's some mold on the outside of the husks (doesnt extend past the outer 2 layers), so I've shucked it all and plan to freeze it. I know I need to cut the kernels from the cobs, but am unsure whether I should cook the corn first. Do any of you have experience freezing corn? Any suggestions?
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5d ago
I live in a tropical country where it’s constantly humid and hot causing my spices to be stale, clumped and one of them even grew mold?
I was wondering if it’s okay if I store them in the fridge using airtight containers?
Or will it be better if I premix the spices dry or in oil and put them in the fridge?
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5d ago
I’ve finally reached that age where I can no longer tolerate frozen pizzas.
Here is everything I got. Any substitutions or adjustments?
Jus-Rol pizza dough Boars-Head pepperoni (for pizza) Kroger low moisture whole milk mozzarella
The sauce I am open to suggestions but have most of the ingredients necessary. Thx!
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5d ago
and will be attempting to do so today. How do you make your salmon? What are good things to pair it with?
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5d ago
First time trying to add carrots to my chilli recipe.
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