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Egg noodles with cottage cheese are a common Ashkenazi Jewish dish called lokshen mit kaese, and there’s a Hungarian version that also has grated onion (or at least did in the restaurant I used to go to) called turos csusza. Edit to add a recipe for turos csusza because it is so good. You can substitute grated onions or scallions for the chives if you want to follow that old restaurant’s lead. AlbieQuirky has a new favorite as of 02:05 on Dec 8, 2019 |
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sweeperbravo posted:I'm still catching up on the thread but I thought my mom was the only person in the world who did this often enough for me to notice it. Or you're my sister, in which case hi My mom does the same thing but is classy enough not to use instant coffee, she just makes a pot once a week and leaves it out in the coffee maker to slowly go bad while she pours off a cup to microwave occasionally.
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bloom posted:I think that's shuba Holy crap, thank you for mentioning the name. I ate that at a wedding 20 years ago, liked it, but could only recall was the color.
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Dec 8, 2019 06:12
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Rollersnake posted:I ate a lot of egg noodles with cottage cheese (and/or sour cream) growing up, and it wasn't until I did some research that I realized this wasn't just some white trash recipe my mom came up with. Turns out it's a very common Slovak-American thing, because it's kind of a facsimile of the Slovak national dish bryndzové halušky, made with stuff that would have been readily available in the US. That recipe sounds delicious, potato dumplings and cheese is always a good mix.
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I'm making a veal blanquette (stew) and I used violet carrots in it and it turned the whole thing pink instead if white/beige. I mean of course it would but I wasn't really thinking about the resulting color.
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Dec 8, 2019 18:45
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:I'm making a veal blanquette (stew) and I used violet carrots in it and it turned the whole thing pink instead if white/beige. I mean of course it would but I wasn't really thinking about the resulting color. Huh, so violet carrots will turn a stew pink while orange carrots won't turn a stew orange. Neat.
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Dec 8, 2019 19:56
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CannonFodder posted:Huh, so violet carrots will turn a stew pink while orange carrots won't turn a stew orange. Neat. Yeah for reference it should look like this  But I knew something was wrong when the carrots started to color the cutting board. They are basically red beets in carrot format.
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Dec 8, 2019 20:23
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:I'm making a veal blanquette (stew) and I used violet carrots in it and it turned the whole thing pink instead if white/beige. I mean of course it would but I wasn't really thinking about the resulting color. Pepto soup looking good.
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Dec 8, 2019 20:55
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Report: Orange Vanilla Coke tastes like an ice cream float made with a Creamsickle. It's alright 6/10
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CannonFodder posted:Huh, so violet carrots will turn a stew pink while orange carrots won't turn a stew orange. Neat. Once I was making a Thai-inspired chicken soup, and was low on fish sauce. We had a tiny tin of cheap cavier from World Market, so I shrugged and tossed it in, thinking it would add some fishy/salty taste and it was better to use it than throw it out. It turned the soup teal. Dienes has a new favorite as of 23:40 on Dec 8, 2019 |
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Dec 8, 2019 20:59
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Randaconda posted:Report: Orange Vanilla Coke tastes like an ice cream float made with a Creamsickle. It's alright 6/10 Yeah, it's pretty benign.
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Dec 8, 2019 21:00
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chitoryu12 posted:Yeah, it's pretty benign. Yeah, it's fine. but bring back diet coke with lime, tia
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Dec 8, 2019 21:08
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I like the cinnamon coke they have out now.
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Dienes posted:Once I was making a Thai-inspired chicken soup, and was low on fish sauce. We had a tiny tin of cheap cavier from World Market, so I shrugged and tossed it in, thinking it would rear end some fishy/salty taste and it was better to use it than throw it out. Our local hockey team's color is teal. There is a sushi counter in the arena. And yes, somebody decided that that means they need to serve sushi with bright teal rice. Like, on purpose. 
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Dec 8, 2019 23:06
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Bees on Wheat posted:Our local hockey team's color is teal. There is a sushi counter in the arena. And yes, somebody decided that that means they need to serve sushi with bright teal rice. Like, on purpose. 
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Dienes posted:Once I was making a Thai-inspired chicken soup, and was low on fish sauce. We had a tiny tin of cheap cavier from World Market, so I shrugged and tossed it in, thinking it would rear end some fishy/salty taste and it was better to use it than throw it out. Tonight I'm having pozole verde which is an odd shade of green from the tomatillos and poblanos and cilantro. Not sure how I would handle a teal soup.
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https://twitter.com/hellfrasier/status/1203363171286822912
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Bees on Wheat posted:Our local hockey team's color is teal. There is a sushi counter in the arena. And yes, somebody decided that that means they need to serve sushi with bright teal rice. Like, on purpose. West coast hockey was a mistake.
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Eh, there's a dessert where I come from which is sweet blue rice, so it doesnt bother me really. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3giCEOBxv4 Its quite pretty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0JNgrkL7Ag Though some presentations leave a lot to be desired.
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Dec 9, 2019 00:30
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I would gently caress that grinch.
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Dec 9, 2019 00:33
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I found some pics of that 50s theme restaurant that got posted some pages back, the one serving food on shovels. 
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Synthbuttrange posted:Eh, there's a dessert where I come from which is sweet blue rice, so it doesnt bother me really. Oh cool, another Malaysia goon. Breaking out the blue rice is always fun, although I prefer onde-onde or kuih ketayap.
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:I'm making a veal blanquette (stew) and I used violet carrots in it and it turned the whole thing pink instead if white/beige. I mean of course it would but I wasn't really thinking about the resulting color. That's definitely a hand in the middle with the fingers cut off around the knuckle.
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Dec 9, 2019 01:24
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Admiral Joeslop posted:That's definitely a hand in the middle with the fingers cut off around the knuckle. https://i.imgur.com/aJaTIIw.gifv
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I can't believe my first question about this was "why is it in a barn?"
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Grand Fromage posted:I found some pics of that 50s theme restaurant that got posted some pages back, the one serving food on shovels. It seems weird to theme a restaurant around an era when China wound up getting hit by a devastating famine. I was trying to think something similar and the closest I got was a food that was eaten in desperation in Cambodia becoming a tourist attraction. That food is spiiiideeeeerrs  
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SlothfulCobra posted:It seems weird to theme a restaurant around an era when China wound up getting hit by a devastating famine. What famine? Sounds like foreign lies to me. There are also Cultural Revolution theme restaurants where they put a dunce cap on you and scream in your face while you eat gruel. Supposedly each one has at least one actual Red Guard working there for authenticity.
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Synthbuttrange posted:Eh, there's a dessert where I come from which is sweet blue rice, so it doesnt bother me really. Actually, blue sticky rice doesn't bother me at all because that poo poo is delicious. Artificially colored neon blue sushi, though.. something about that triggers my  instinct..
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The focus on this image is very upsetting.
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Can only imagine what kind of serious scam the "Git-R-Done foundation" is.
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Randaconda posted:Yeah, it's fine. I'm not a Pepsi drinker, but I really liked Lemon Pepsi when it existed. AweStriker posted:I like the cinnamon coke they have out now.  I think it's my new favorite coke, too bad it's limited 
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Dec 9, 2019 14:09
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Apparently Lewis Black and Larry the Cable Guy are really good friends
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Apparently Lewis Black and Larry the Cable Guy are really good friends David Cross used to rag on Larry the Cable guy a lot. He developed a persona after a failed comedy career being himself. Followed the Foxworthy method of catch phrase/call and response style comedy which is just lazy. And now people identify with the fake character he portrays, because america puts lead in the drinking water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nqm-vKWEkoU
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I'm aware that Larry the Cable Guy is a character played by a comedian and that "Git-R-Done" is his catch phrase... but what does "Git-R-Done" mean? And in what context does he say it?
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LifeSunDeath posted:David Cross used to rag on Larry the Cable guy a lot. He developed a persona after a failed comedy career being himself. Followed the Foxworthy method of catch phrase/call and response style comedy which is just lazy. And now people identify with the fake character he portrays, because america puts lead in the drinking water. I don't like his humor, but playing a character is nothing new in stand-up.
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Sure, every stand-up has a character, but there's playing a character and there's playing a caricature and then there's playing a caricature and going in 110% on marketing and catchphrases.
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