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Looks like a bunch of different dog treats that sat in a dog belly for half an hour before coming back up.
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On my phone; thought this was Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:So the butter is basically just shielding the chicken from direct heat while it roasts, which keeps it moist and prevents the skin drying out. The butter melts and cooks the vegetables and rice under it. It's honestly not that bad of a thing, it isn't like there is 5 pounds of butter in the actual chicken. You forget the Law of Conservation of Butter, which states that "Butter can not be created or destroyed, only transformed". That 5lb of butter is still in the pan, lurking around, and a single mouthful of that food is going to turn your entire GI tract into a Slip 'N' Slide for food for a week or two.
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https://twitter.com/reimenayee/status/1229249914908995585?s=20
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Ron Howard Voice: people are actually not doing this
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:You forget the Law of Conservation of Butter, which states that "Butter can not be created or destroyed, only transformed". That 5lb of butter is still in the pan, lurking around, and a single mouthful of that food is going to turn your entire GI tract into a Slip 'N' Slide for food for a week or two. It's pretty clear in the video that they have that much butter in the bowl so that there is enough to submerge the chicken in, but it isn't all actually in the cooking pan.
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If you're submerging something in butter things have gone horribly wrong regardless of any details
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I'm not sure what to tell you if you think boiling rice in butter is acceptable
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bloom posted:If you're submerging something in butter things have gone horribly wrong regardless of any details Mods, ban this filth.
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DJ Fuckboy Supreme posted:I'm not sure what to tell you if you think boiling rice in butter is acceptable Putting the veggies in the bottom with rice is god awful, but there is nothing inherently wrong with the doing that with the chicken.
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I mean my understanding is that Julia Child's great secret of French cooking was basically "flood everything with butter"
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chitoryu12 posted:
This just strikes me as the sign of severely, incredibly stupid people. Like, all the extra work and weird non-coffee poo poo that fishies up your drink, when THE SIEVE has been a technology since the era of grunting cavepersons? "Oh gently caress, there's all these solids in my liquid. Well, next time I'll have to do some nasty-rear end depression kitchen chemistry to 'settle' them to the bottom, where they can touch my lips as an eggy fishy mud of wet grounds. God loving drat I love coffee."
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Once I made popsicles with pickle brine. It was great.
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I've had egg clarified coffee before. It's fine, it is supposed to get rid of the bitterness of the coffee because somehow when Scandinavians migrated to the midwest, their palates somehow got even more bland and sad.
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Brawnfire posted:This just strikes me as the sign of severely, incredibly stupid people. Like, all the extra work and weird non-coffee poo poo that fishies up your drink, when THE SIEVE has been a technology since the era of grunting cavepersons? And if you're making cowboy coffee just...use cold water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UAoT21eqXI
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Eggs at the very least are a thing, the whites absorb some of the bitterness and the whole thing serves to clump up the grounds so they don't get in poo poo. I don't think I'd try it with fish though
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Cowboy coffee is fine when you passed out drunk in a trench and your professor's trying to get you up in the morning because you're probably drooling on an australopithecine. I heard.
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Brawnfire posted:This just strikes me as the sign of severely, incredibly stupid people. Like, all the extra work and weird non-coffee poo poo that fishies up your drink, when THE SIEVE has been a technology since the era of grunting cavepersons? The funny part is that drip coffee and more knowledge of how to brew coffee properly (like not reheating it and not boiling the water and grounds together) had existed for decades before the Civil War, andexpensive vacuum brewers date to 1840. It just never left Europe until the late 19th century. Americans kept making themselves cowboy coffee.
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Why don't we just use a tea infuser ball for coffee It's not like we didn't have tea technology at the dawn of the Republic
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chitoryu12 posted:
Theres a vid on youtube somewhere about this very thing. Apparently it makes it taste much smoother than usual, almost creamy?
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https://civilwartalk.com/threads/substitute-coffees-during-the-civil-war.88368/ They used anything edible that could be roasted and steeped.
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Chicken and waffle pizza, hell yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osc1GCFF8rc&t=152s
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What’s wrong with peanut-in-the-skin and housefly cookies? Edit: oh poo poo; upon closer inspection, that really is a housefly
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It's like someone made a cookie version of 
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Data Graham posted:Why don't we just use a tea infuser ball for coffee I guess some people just like to drink unfilitered coffee. "Cowboy coffee" sounds pretty much just like "Turkish coffee" which is a popular way to drink coffee in parts of Europe and Asia.
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Have had in burrito form and was not disappointed. (A sushi burrito is just an uncut sushi roll, shocking)
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don longjohns posted:Have had in burrito form and was not disappointed. (A sushi burrito is just an uncut sushi roll, shocking) So what about pizza form? Is that too far, or not far enough?
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Captain Jesus posted:I guess some people just like to drink unfilitered coffee. "Cowboy coffee" sounds pretty much just like "Turkish coffee" which is a popular way to drink coffee in parts of Europe and Asia. It’s similar. Turkish coffee uses a much finer grind than 19th century grinders or improvised grinding used in cowboy coffee can accomplish, and in cowboy coffee you at least make an attempt to strain the solids out (as little as putting a stick against the pot as you pour).
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Didn't know they were putting recipes on cigarette boxes now
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LifeSunDeath posted:So what about pizza form? Is that too far, or not far enough? There's a local Japanese restaurant that does a sushi pizza. The pizza base is rice grilled so it is crisp then topped with seared fish and a spicy mayo sauce. It's great but pretty rich.
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https://getpocket.com/explore/item/why-menu-translations-go-terribly-wrong?utm_source=pocket-newtab Anti-food porn adjacent, but it's a little bit interesting
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