Cooking 😋
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Yeah, I've used a mandoline to do it before. Frankly, that's really the only way I'd do it these days. But, even then, it's a lot of work and it's hard on the eyeballs. Plus, mandolines are scary. I know what not to do when using one, but it's like a fear of heights. Even if you know you're doing it safely, it's still nerve wracking. Maybe if I had a chain-mail glove I could do it without fear, but I don't have one.
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The bummer is that garlic that big tends to be less potent. I think that's elephant garlic? Bought it once, was very disappointed.
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Been trying to figure out how to explain to my little kids that they don't like the taste of onions, they like the flavor.
They love McDonald's cheeseburgers, chips of all sorts, all with onions. They're small, biting an onion is too much for their taste buds, so they think they hate onions.
Anyone help me articulate the idea? LOL, it's funny I think on it so much.
You don't drink ketchup.
You don't eat salt.
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Yeah, I've used a mandoline to do it before. Frankly, that's really the only way I'd do it these days. But, even then, it's a lot of work and it's hard on the eyeballs. Plus, mandolines are scary. I know what not to do when using one, but it's like a fear of heights. Even if you know you're doing it safely, it's still nerve wracking. Maybe if I had a chain-mail glove I could do it without fear, but I don't have one.
I found a plastic handle for the mandoline. If you mess up, the handle gets cut but your fingers survive unscathed.
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You mean soffritto?
You all talking about mixing onions, carrots, and celery?
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Why am I tripping balls starter pack
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This is the contrary to a shitpost IMO!
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I read somewhere that if you’re cooking dinner and shit falls behind just start sautéing some onion and it will smell so good people will happily wait and be ready to eat when you are ready to serve, 15-30 minutes.
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why are people acting so normal, is this not just a loss meme? have I lost it?
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I'm not exactly a gourmet cook, I've just been learning how to cook for years. One Italian friend of mine recommended that I should always try to get fresh garlic as much as I can because it is better. Canned, preserved, precut, minced, bottled garlic ... or even dried, dehydrated garlic is not the best ... not only does it not have as much of a strong garlic flavour, most of it comes from Asia and specifically China where it is produced cheaply and under very shady circumstances.
Watch a Netflix documentary series called 'Rotten' ... Season 1 Episode 3 is titled 'Garlic Breath' ... and it details where a lot of cheap prepackaged garlic products come from ... namely cheap Chinese prison labour where in some factories, prisoners are not allowed any sharp objects to peel the garlic by hand so they have to resort to using their fingernails, which they eventually wear out and then later resort to using their teeth.
After watching all that ... I really took my time to search for a local farmer and pay double the amount for fresh garlic and I just buy the stuff in bulk now because it's cheaper in the long run.
Plus, for bottled garlic, the preservatives added to it (citric acid I think) make the bits never really soften when you cook them. It's always easy to tell when you go out to eat somewhere and order something with garlic all over it if they used garlic from a jar, since the garlic always looks like gravel or uncooked cous cous.
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I read somewhere that if you’re cooking dinner and shit falls behind just start sautéing some onion and it will smell so good people will happily wait and be ready to eat when you are ready to serve, 15-30 minutes.
That's pretty fair. I generally get a pack of dinner rolls, parker-house or whatever cook them ahead and let them rest under a tea towel.
An appetiser is the ultimate time saver, because someone ALWAYS shows up starving.
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That's pretty fair. I generally get a pack of dinner rolls, parker-house or whatever cook them ahead and let them rest under a tea towel.
An appetiser is the ultimate time saver, because someone ALWAYS shows up starving.
Me, I'm that someone. Got any rolls?
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Me, I'm that someone. Got any rolls?
I gotcha fam
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why are people acting so normal, is this not just a loss meme? have I lost it?
Wrong number of objects in 2nd and 3rd panels to be a lost meme
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Salt doesn't smell.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Why do they call them smelling salts?
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Honestly I don't like onion pieces either, but I find that if I chop them small enough I don't mind it.
As a kid I used to tell anyone cooking for me, make sure onions are either indistinguishable or large enough to separate easily.
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Wrong number of objects in 2nd and 3rd panels to be a lost meme
It appears Quinny has indeed, lost it.
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Why do they call them smelling salts?
Some salts smell. Table salt (what's pictured in the meme) doesn't have a detectable smell in solid form, not enough vaporizes to notice. Smelling salts are ammonium carbonate, not sodium chloride like table salt, and they do smell strongly. "Salt" can refer to either table salt or to any ionic compound whatsoever. The latter is chemistry jargon, but then gets used in colloquial terms like "smelling salts" or "salty licorice" neither of which have table salt but both of which have other ionic compounds.
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I found a plastic handle for the mandoline. If you mess up, the handle gets cut but your fingers survive unscathed.
I'd be interested to see what that is. It seems like it would be hard to make that work because securely gripping the thing you're chopping is an important part of using a mandoline.
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Found the american
They said sugar, not corn syrup
