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MooseJuicyTastic t1_j2dih3x wrote
Reply to comment by Ateaga in [homemade] Italian herbs and cheese bread. by bossmombaker
Thank you
Two-Sword_Kirito t1_j2didkm wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Arancini by Bloodfart2112
I am eating some right now lmao
boo_snug t1_j2did7v wrote
Looks amazing. No long proofing? Maybe making this today!
CoolKouhai OP t1_j2di7en wrote
Reply to comment by brkfstryan in [I ate] Japanese Wagyuu Yakiniku by CoolKouhai
Highly recommended ; 'u
Glittering-Doctor-47 t1_j2di75h wrote
That looks delicious
Alsha999 t1_j2dhtxa wrote
This looks beautiful and I don’t even eat beef!
brkfstryan t1_j2dhn1m wrote
Reply to [I ate] Japanese Wagyuu Yakiniku by CoolKouhai
Gorgeous meats you got there
secrethumans t1_j2dhluf wrote
Reply to comment by JumboKraken in [homemade] Italian herbs and cheese bread. by bossmombaker
If you don't slowly ass the yeast, your bread gets cancelled
[deleted] t1_j2dhkd4 wrote
Reply to comment by toodletwo in [Homemade] Arancini by Bloodfart2112
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charliechin t1_j2dhhxt wrote
In Italy this bread is known as herbs & cheese bread
MastodonSoggy2883 t1_j2dhero wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Arancini by Bloodfart2112
Yes delicious but can not stop at those two, what’s your filling.
KisuAran t1_j2dh63q wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Arancini by Bloodfart2112
Get some speck in there, and gol darn you got yourself my favourite arancini. My auntie makes veggie ones too, they're amazing.
Fun_Tap_6784 OP t1_j2dgv4p wrote
Reply to comment by Miss_minnie94 in [Homemade] Meatballs with Bow tie pasta and Marinara Sauce and Ricotta by Fun_Tap_6784
Thanks
Fun_Tap_6784 OP t1_j2dguo5 wrote
Reply to comment by iamcoolbeans in [Homemade] Meatballs with Bow tie pasta and Marinara Sauce and Ricotta by Fun_Tap_6784
Yes too much but ok
Fun_Tap_6784 OP t1_j2dgsm4 wrote
Reply to comment by Vindaloo6363 in [Homemade] Meatballs with Bow tie pasta and Marinara Sauce and Ricotta by Fun_Tap_6784
Actually is real grated parm reggiano
fightingfrenchcat t1_j2dgrbg wrote
Reply to comment by Jimmycaked in [homemade] Italian herbs and cheese bread. by bossmombaker
Cotton candy, essentially.
other-women t1_j2dgqoj wrote
Reply to comment by ParrotDogParfait in [pro/chef] Fruit and Veggie/Hummus Tray. by _drippy_hippy_
Sounds perfect.
Stoned_Rasaman t1_j2dfsta wrote
Reply to [pro/chef] Wagyu shabu shabu by Realistic_Basis
what are those 3 cut in half things on the bottom left?
isattil4 t1_j2dfns1 wrote
Reply to [homemade] Russian honey cake by dwatri
Looks delicious, can you share the recipe?
Holiday_Amphibian_96 t1_j2deuzm wrote
I seem to smell the fragrance ,across the network
Holiday_Amphibian_96 t1_j2dehq6 wrote
Oh my God, you are too talented
iced1777 t1_j2deg3n wrote
Reply to comment by PorcoDiglett in [Homemade] Arancini by Bloodfart2112
Thanks for the link, looks like a great resource. I've seen a lot of Americanized recipes (which come pretty close!) use saffron, but I've never seen the batter before. Almost any fried breading in Italian-American cooking will use egg as the "glue". Anyone know if a batter made from flour would make a big difference in the end result compared to egg?
TheLadyEve t1_j2defh9 wrote
Reply to comment by Quirky-Camera5124 in [homemade] Italian herbs and cheese bread. by bossmombaker
They're not saying it's Italian, that's literally the name of the product they're reproducing at home. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if Subway trademarked it by this point.
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Reply to [homemade] Italian herbs and cheese bread. by bossmombaker
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