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Quote by scooter
Place your beer in the freezer for 15 mins. before consuming


I'm not sure that qualifies as "cooking" exactly Scooter.

When making Gnocchi, don't use too much flour, it makes them soggy. Russet / King Edward potatoes are the preferred type. Rice flour is better than all purpose flour.
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Quote by scooter
Place your beer in the freezer for 15 mins. before consuming


I'm not sure that qualifies as "cooking" exactly Scooter.

When making Gnocchi, don't use too much flour, it makes them soggy. Russet / King Edward potatoes are the preferred type. Rice flour is better than all purpose flour.


Are they hard to make Nic?
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Find yourself a sexy Butler, and have him cook it for you ! xx
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To cook the rice just right, use a 2-1 ratio of water (or chicken broth) to rice; for example, 2 cups broth to one cup of rice.


bring to a low boil (or the pot will overflow) for 3min- cover and simmer on low for 20-30min or until done- fluff/cover/let sit on cool burner for 5min

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Did you add to much salt to a saucy dish? Peal a potato or two (depending on how much salt), and cook the potato whole in the dish just until done and then remove. The potato will absorb the salt : )
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A nice alternative to beer-batter for dipping fish filets into before frying, is 7Up or Sprite; it is the carbonation in the beverage which makes the batter - lighter and crispier.
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-soaking your ham in 7up/sprite over night before baking makes it yummy and sweet

-rubbing bacon fat on the turkey before baking makes the most golden skin that seals in moisture absolutely

-Don"t prick your meat and allow the juice to run out while cooking-let meat rest 1min per pound to let juice settle : )
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-Don"t prick your meat and allow the juice to run out...


Always good advice, even when NOT cooking.
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If you are cooking already sliced up potato (for salad or..) and you don't want it to fall apart add in the water 2-3 table spoons of vinegar, that will prevent your potato to become fragmentary.
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Perfect Chicken Breasts: 400 Degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes, done and moist as good breasts should be!
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Quote by roccotool
To cook the rice just right, use a 2-1 ratio of water (or chicken broth) to rice; for example, 2 cups broth to one cup of rice.


bring to a low boil (or the pot will overflow) for 3min- cover and simmer on low for 20-30min or until done- fluff/cover/let sit on cool burner for 5min

: )


As in India, wash rice 3x or more to remove starch and boil in an open pot testing for "done-ness" every minute after 5 of rolling boil.
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As in India, wash rice 3x or more to remove starch and boil in an open pot testing for "done-ness" every minute after 5 of rolling boil.

I have used this method and liked it : )
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...open the fridge and improvise........imagine what would tempt her
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In the words of every Cajun cook that's ever lived....

"First, you make a roux."



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when smoking ribs, brisket, pork shoulder.....Low n Slow 200-225degrees max.....ribs min 2.5-3hrs.
brisket, pork shoulder....1-1.5 hrs per lb

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1/2 cup paprika
1/4 cup garlic powder
1/4 chill powder
3 tbsp salt
3 tbsp pepper
2 tbsp onion powder
2 tbsp celery seeds
1 tbsp brown sugar....u can use a bit more if wished for sweeter flavor
1 tbsp oregano
1 tbsp tyhme
3 tsp cumin
2 tsp dry mustard
2 tsp ground coriander
2 tsp all spice
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Quote by DirtyMartini
I always like to cook with wine...sometimes I even put it in the food...


I have this on a T-shirt.
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key to chicken, pork, turkey and other lean meats : BRINE!
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wash your hands often
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Bung it in the oven and hope for the best.