#576454 - 12/07/1209:32 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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frankie fatale
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ok but i dont know what borisch is.im guessing its a soup?
off topic but i think this should be your avatar
because just like boobahs youre a magical flying hairy penis man that cums sparkles and flys with other penis men.
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#576460 - 12/07/1209:40 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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frankie fatale
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so borisch is gazpacho?
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#576462 - 12/07/1209:43 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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frankie fatale
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dont try to kill my good mood.im jolly as fuck because were moving tomorrow. 8)
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#576502 - 12/07/1211:11 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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almost all of them have been in shoe boxes for quite some time.just like the sneaker collection i used to have i got tired of seeing them on my wall all the time.ive got four of them in my book case though.and two downstairs on the dvd case as well as the one ive been working on.
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#576508 - 12/07/1211:57 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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it means like go to town on them.
the cool part is that the thing i got for my turntables(which is basically a bookcase sideways) came with these square holding cloth totes.so i have my car magazine,photo stuff,and random crap thrown in them.that means i dont have to pack that shit.just secure anything loose by stuffing old tshirts(no i dont mean the yellow stained kind,as my carpet can attest to).
gotta take sophie on a trailer though.:(i still havent taken her to get the oil leak fixed(havent been driving her either for a lil bit) so were gonna tow her down to have her worked on.at least shell be at the new house.i already have five or six boxes filled up.one huge one and the other ones are printer paper boxes.
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#576539 - 12/08/1208:51 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Originally Posted By: frankie figgs
homemade salmon fish sticks.defrosted a whole bag of salmon fillets from costco last night/today since we need to eat as much of the food we have before this weekends move.filled a bowl with vegetable or olive oil,salt,and pepper.another bowl with panko bread crumbs and then went to work on them.theyre cooking right now as i type.ive never made fish sticks of my own before so itll be interesting to see how they turn out.gonna pluck some lemons from the tree when i go back down(figure i can jew all the ripe ones before we move).
Big diff between vegetable and olive oil frankie. Olive Oil is better used for flavor, where vegetable is better for multi-purpose, plus it seems like you were using this oil/salt/pepper mixture to provide adherence with your panko? That seems sort of counter-intuitive to me. If you need adherence with breading, whip up a couple of eggs and add a tablespoon of water. Fish in the eggs than in the Panko. Oil is the opposite of sticking. Unless you used the oil in the pan for frying, which is necessary, but then again if you used olive oil for frying, than you're wasting it.
#576541 - 12/08/1209:12 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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i was just following the directions on the box.ive coated with eggs before when making onion rings last time.it can turn out too eggy some of the times.also about the oil i just couldnt remember which i used.its whatever the new stuff at costco is.but thanks though.
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Big diff between vegetable and olive oil frankie. Olive Oil is better used for flavor, where vegetable is better for multi-purpose
I use extra-virgin olive oil for salads and marinades. I use light or extra light olive oil as vegetable oil for frying or anything else. The light stuff tastes like almost nothing.
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#576597 - 12/08/1205:48 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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For all the shit I give Steezo about his inability to vote sober, the man really does know his stuff when it comes to food. Listen to him while you can. :looking_at_the_panzers_and_figgs_of_the_board:
For all the shit I give Steezo about his inability to vote sober, the man really does know his stuff when it comes to food. Listen to him while you can.
Am I going somewhere?
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#576704 - 12/09/1206:28 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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^^Also, there's this:
Originally Posted By: Steezo
That's weird, but I thought the same thing. I used to see that dude across the alley from me all the time when he was working there. I think I even waved to him one day. I'm a little tripped out about the whole thing. One day around the time he was working near me, I woke up with my garage door wide open and someone's half-burnt cigarette sitting on my kitchen counter. I guess his method for selecting people to kill at one point was to look for houses with attached garages, no kids and no dogs. Which is exactly what my house is like.
No idea if it was him in my house or WTF happened. But right after, I added a metal door with deadbolt that goes from the attached garage to my house. Also, I was across the street from that coffee stand the night the dude snatched that girl and I almost went there and it would've been around that time. It freaks me out because it might have prevented what happened. Or, maybe I could've been murdered as well.
#578566 - 12/28/1210:27 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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lol^
i checked and it was olive oil.gonna do the same for some catfish nuggets from costco.
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#578589 - 12/28/1204:06 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Originally Posted By: Generizer
My first time back to real cooking and using a knife was Xmas even. I made a Lobster Saffron Risotto.
nice presentation.have you studied cooking?
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#578719 - 12/30/1206:26 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Got a bread machine for christmas. I know, outdated, old news, sooooo 1994, but FUCK YOU!, I'm having a blast with this thing. I went out and bought all sort of shit you can put in a bread machine. bread Flour, whole wheat flour, rye flour, active yeast, vanilla/almond extract, vital wheat gluten, Molasses, etc. Made a mean pumpernickel loaf a few nights ago. Busted out some Honey wheat yesterday. This thing is fucking awesome.
#578740 - 12/30/1210:52 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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my mom threw the cow head in the oven last night.she rubbed it down with crushed garlic,then threw some salt and pepper on it.maybe garlic powder also.im gonna help make the salsa verde today.then its taco time.
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#578751 - 12/30/1212:29 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Originally Posted By: fartz
Got a bread machine for christmas. I know, outdated, old news, sooooo 1994, but FUCK YOU!, I'm having a blast with this thing. I went out and bought all sort of shit you can put in a bread machine. bread Flour, whole wheat flour, rye flour, active yeast, vanilla/almond extract, vital wheat gluten, Molasses, etc. Made a mean pumpernickel loaf a few nights ago. Busted out some Honey wheat yesterday. This thing is fucking awesome.
Best machine ever. There is nothing like a hot fresh loaf of bread and a stick o' butter. Maybe a project for tomorrow.
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Or just make no-knead bread. It takes 5 minutes to mix up the ingredients, then it sits covered overnight. The next afternoon, you fold the dough a few times, let it sit a couple hours and then plop it into a preheated pot in the oven and cover it. The dough is so wet that it releases steam which makes the outside get super crispy. I use the ceramic insert from an old slow-cooker to cook mine in. It takes a little while to get used to dealing with a super wet dough, but it's worth it. The finished product tastes better than bread from a bakery.
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#578844 - 12/31/1209:44 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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i came up with a dish idea while making the salsa yesterday.im gonna take the bigger tomatillos(green tomatoes)cut them open,put mozzarella in them,and throw them in the oven.kind of like a chile relleno that isnt breaded,fried,or with chiles.i think they could turn out tasting since once the tomatillos are cooked they basically taste like salsa verde.
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#578856 - 12/31/1211:00 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Steezo, the No-Knead Bread recipe works just as well with a cold dutch oven too. There's no need to start off with a preheated one, with the attendant safety issues. No-knead bread puts the bread-machine pablum to shame.
Get yerself a sourdough going and that loaf becomes the best on Earth.
#578867 - 01/01/1307:16 AMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Originally Posted By: Steezo
Or just make no-knead bread. It takes 5 minutes to mix up the ingredients, then it sits covered overnight. The next afternoon, you fold the dough a few times, let it sit a couple hours and then plop it into a preheated pot in the oven and cover it. The dough is so wet that it releases steam which makes the outside get super crispy. I use the ceramic insert from an old slow-cooker to cook mine in. It takes a little while to get used to dealing with a super wet dough, but it's worth it. The finished product tastes better than bread from a bakery.
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Too messy and intensive. I like throwing shit in a pan, pressing a button, enjoying the smell for three hours, then indulging in bready goodness. Not shitting on your culinary advice, Steeze, but this bread machine thing is pure magic. I seriously think some magical food wizard used a time machine and brought this preposterous device back in time with him.
Just look at that warm, tasty, motherfucking slab of pumpernickel. this was made using actual ingredients from scratch. None of that "bread in a box-just add water" bullshit. I'm talking real motherfucking raw ingredients. Took me eight minutes and two button presses. Now try and explain that without using any references to witchcraft and wizardry, Mr. "I live in Alaska and cook awesome things".
#578955 - 01/01/1303:51 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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lol i scrolled down fast and it looked like nigga fartz.that should be tritones name on here.
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Just cooked up a batch of Hoppin' John and Greens for the New Year. Damn it was good. The ham hock I threw in with the black-eyed peas wasn't enough meat so we cooked a pork tenderloin, too.
#578969 - 01/01/1305:26 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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There's a great Hop n John sequence in Boardwalk Empire. There's also a shot of a New Jersey train car diner menu with Brunswick Stew listed on it. I was sure I'd found an anacronism, but online research suggests it's possible people were selling Brunswick Stew in coastal NJ in 1921. Man, I miss southern cooking.
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#578972 - 01/01/1305:32 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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Originally Posted By: Bornyo
Just cooked up a batch of Hoppin' John and Greens for the New Year. Damn it was good. The ham hock I threw in with the black-eyed peas wasn't enough meat so we cooked a pork tenderloin, too.
Be careful what you talk about, somebody here sees this they're going to try and join you for supper. Then you'll likely end the night having to scrape pieces of brain matter off the wall.
There's a great Hop n John sequence in Boardwalk Empire. There's also a shot of a New Jersey train car diner menu with Brunswick Stew listed on it. I was sure I'd found an anacronism, but online research suggests it's possible people were selling Brunswick Stew in coastal NJ in 1921. Man, I miss southern cooking.
There's nothing like Southern food. I don't know why, but I was up 'til about 1:30am this morning partying in our home and still got up at 5:30 this morning. Naturally no one else was up (or still up) so about 7am I started frying bacon and cooking grits. I scrambled a dozen eggs in a portion of the bacon grease. I'd have loved to make biscuits but I don't have the talent. That woke all the houseguests up in short order. I love a Southern breakfast. At least in my travels... wherever there's a Waffle House I can get a bowl of grits.
I can appreciate the Paula Dean style of "Southern", though we don't eat that way every day. To me Southern food is defined by cheap protein staples and vegetables. Doesn't have to have a stick of butter or pint of Crisco.
#578975 - 01/01/1305:46 PMRe: What Are You Cooking Tonight?
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I have been to 2 Waffle Houses. Both were god awful dumps. I will never enter one again.
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That's your loss buddy. They were probably up North and staffed by, ugh, Northerners. Come down South and try a Waffle House. The waitresses call you "honey" and it's okay to call them darlin' and pat 'em on the butt. And the breakfast food is to die for. Their "Burt's Chili" ain't bad either.
You just experienced two bad staffs, because they were yankees. You can't fuck up their menu-it's all comfort food.