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Read the What's the best turkey to buy? discussion from the Chowhound General Discussion, Turkey food community. Join the discussion today. ... [I should note that price is not my primary motivator. I am happy to pay more for stuff if there is a clear benefit. In the case of heritage/organic/free range Turkeys, it is my opinion that there is ...
wish i read this before pan-frying a large quantity of escolar and eating it at one in the morning. a friend of mine brought it over, claiming it was her "favorite fish" and that it was "really difficult to find." she has eaten it many times and has never had a reaction. however, my roommate and i have been suffering for 2 days. beware of escolar.
I use the forum as my home page because it used to be on the home page, then i use the bar at the top to see the latest vids, because there's too many thumbnails and categories on the home page and i get confused, i'm fairly sure i've missed stuff since the redesign but i try not to dwell on it.
Today I want to talk about oil safety, the science behind cooking with oil, and offer you some ideas about what type of oil would be more appropriate for different cuisines. What happens to oil in the cooking process? Oil gets heated up to different temperatures during a cooking process.
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Now that AnimeVice and GiantBomb are no longer in bed together... do I still send my Jar video questions to Jeff on AnimeVice?lol
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Read the Has anyone tried Thomcord grapes? discussion from the Chowhound General Discussion food community. Join the discussion today. ... I think they were called Bluebells. But they had seeds. So you had to skin each one, then heat the meat to soften the seeds, then run through a food mill to get rid of the seeds, then add the meat back to ...
Why is rabbit so expensive? New to Chowhound? Sign up to discover your next favorite restaurant, recipe, or cookbook in the largest community of knowledgeable food enthusiasts. Log In Sign Up. Candy | Mar 10, 2006 03:15 PM 19.
i just tried making fudge for the first time tonight--thankfully not for any real reason, just as a test. it's not setting very hard, AND at the same time is sort of grainy. not badly grainy, just tastes like alot of sugar. i tried googling for the answer and apparently if it's too soft it's UNDERcooked, but if it's grainy it's OVERcooked. i've decided to go with undercooked for this one.
Part of that obsession requires that I try to revisit my stance on olive oil. So. I'm looking to give another shot at olive oil and I'm open to suggestions. I'm not looking to make a vinaigrette or a balsamic vinegar/olive oil bread dip out of it: it will most commonly be used as a potential replacement to grapeseed oil in various applications.
Read the Himbeer discussion from the Chowhound General Discussion, Beer food community. Join the discussion today. Read the Himbeer discussion from the Chowhound General Discussion, Beer food community. Join the discussion today. It's Time to Give Smoked Pastrami Beef Tongue Some Love.