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TheyCallMeQBert t1_iy3f6is wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Tater tot poutine by Mk1Racer25
I was going to post something about a Canadian losing their shit at seeing this, but I see they're already here.
For what it's worth, I'm Coloradoan and would tear this plate apart like a wild animal.
[deleted] t1_iy3etmp wrote
Reply to [homemade] Filipino Spaghetti! by jamesscoob
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Lonestar-Boogie t1_iy3eq0s wrote
Reply to comment by twodegreesfarenheit in Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
I always cook my burgers medium, and try to avoid anything past medium well, unless it's Five Guys.
Lonestar-Boogie t1_iy3el2n wrote
Reply to Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
If the green things are pickles, this is a 10/10.
lifesabeach_ t1_iy3ehhd wrote
Reply to comment by emibalestr in [homemade] potato terrine by emibalestr
Parchment paper stays on top?
EatsRats t1_iy3eh6e wrote
Reply to [Homemade] Chickpeas and green chilies and cilantro with cheese sauce - instead of macaroni. by Wyze_acre
Is this the Thug Kitchen recipe? If so, you’re going to love it!!
EvilCalvin t1_iy3ec44 wrote
Reply to comment by Martin8412 in Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
This isn't 'medium,' cooked.
RogueViator t1_iy3e3hh wrote
Reply to comment by Steve_the_sequel in [homemade] crispy pata, a filipino feast staple by goldngreygoose
That is the foreleg (the two front legs) of the pig up to the "shoulder". It is boiled in aromatics (garlic, ginger, onions, peppercorns, bay leaves), water, and vinegar (to neutralize the porky smell) until it is fork-tender. Then it is air-dried for hours before it is deep-fried. You eat that with a dip made from soy sauce, garlic, onions, chilis, sugar, and vinegar. The dip helps to cut through the unctuousness of the pork.
That, Lechon Kawali, and Pork Barbecue are the only 3 pork dishes I really like. The rest are okay to meh for me.
goldngreygoose OP t1_iy3dzbz wrote
Reply to comment by Steve_the_sequel in [homemade] crispy pata, a filipino feast staple by goldngreygoose
It’s a crispy pork leg. We boiled it then let it cool and air dry then have it double fry 😁
jw3usa t1_iy3dra9 wrote
Nice creation, they look delicious 😋
NeonWand3rer t1_iy3da7w wrote
Reply to [homemade] potato terrine by emibalestr
I’m going to try this tomorrow.. looks amazing
Dat_Beaver t1_iy3d5s8 wrote
Reply to comment by emibalestr in [homemade] potato terrine by emibalestr
But you have to use the fingertip remover. RIP pinky tip 1991-2014
dragonmom1 t1_iy3d201 wrote
Reply to comment by Wyze_acre in [Homemade] Chickpeas and green chilies and cilantro with cheese sauce - instead of macaroni. by Wyze_acre
Thank you for clarifying! I've never used that particular cheese but of course have used parm. :)
Martin8412 t1_iy3cx88 wrote
Reply to comment by One-Pride-4360 in Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
And yet every non-chain restaurant here in Spain will ask you how you want your burger cooked. I've had tons of medium cooked burgers. It's delicious. Never once had a problem.
EduinBrutus t1_iy3cmpd wrote
Reply to comment by Guinnessron in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
Thats the wrong bacon.
A Scottish breakfast should be using streaky bacon.
I guess you could probably get away with ayrshire bacon.
But this thinly sliced gammon the English call bacon is not right.
EduinBrutus t1_iy3cg68 wrote
Reply to comment by Pittedstee in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
Haggis and Potato Scone. No toast. Should also be streaky bacon not back "bacon" which is basically thinly sliced gammon and not bacon at all. But that seems to be a fight thats been lost over the years.
Steve_the_sequel t1_iy3cfsc wrote
I'm not sure what it actually is, but I do know that it looks like meat wrapped in cheese wrapped in meat. Yum!
EduinBrutus t1_iy3c91j wrote
Reply to comment by HimalayanJoe in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
The bacon is wrong.
A Scottish breakfast should only use streaky bacon.
But I realise thats a battle that's probably been lost.
Motorized23 t1_iy3c5tj wrote
Reply to comment by dannydevon in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
Ha appreciate the stalking 😉
But are baked beans really the measure you're judging someone's taste by? Kind of explains what I mean.
twodegreesfarenheit t1_iy3c4nx wrote
Reply to Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
I can’t help but notice all the pink in the middle comments. So why when I go to a restaurant (Red Robin 2 weeks ago)do they ask me how I’d like my burger cooked???
EduinBrutus t1_iy3c29w wrote
Reply to comment by Waqqy in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
Doesnt have to be Stornoway black pudding.
Just any regular black pudding without huge lumps of fat like they seem to eat in England.
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Spartanias117 t1_iy3c1jd wrote
Reply to Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
What is this seemingly recent trend of not fully cooking your ground meat? It's not a steak, people.
Motorized23 t1_iy3bzcn wrote
Reply to comment by dimsum2121 in [homemade] Full Scottish Fry by aminorman
No I've been (quite recently in fact). I appreciate it and will eat it any day. But in terms of international cuisine, it's not in the top 5 in my view. I find it to be overly romanticized in the West.
TikaPants t1_iy3fe0s wrote
Reply to Patty melt [homemade] by JesusJugs123
There’s nothing wrong with your patty temp. Maybe post on r/burgers where less Rule Book Larry’s live?