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 No.23[Reply]

Can we talk about dishes that don't require a lot of effort to cook?
Do you have some tips to make a relatively simple dish taste great, or maybe enhance something that doesn't even need to cooked?
For example, for the most delicious cheese toast ever, try to spread a layer thin or thick, don't be afraid to experiment!
of mayo on a slice of bread should be a really soft type of bread, white farmhouse is perfect. Avoid thin slices then cook on a frying pan with the mayo facing down. While the breads cooks, put the cheese on it so it can melt. Fry until the mayo side is of a golden color. Do the same for the other slice of bread.

I dunno if anyone else knew about this, most people just build the sandwich and pop it in the oven.
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 No.1112

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>Tomato soup for two (or just yourself :3)
I start by boiling a couple of eggs (hard boiled).

* 0.5 onion (or just a single small onion)
* 1 clove of garlic
* 1 can of tomato
* 2 table spoons of tomato purée
* 4dl water
* 1 bouillon cube or similar
* However much pasta you want. If you want. I use a fistful of macaroni.

Fry your onion and garlic until soft and shiny, add tomato purée and let that fry for a minute or so.

Add the rest of your ingredients sans the pasta and let it lightly boil for 10 minutes. Finish with an immersion blender.

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 No.1113

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>Oven-baked falukorv
This is easier done in scandinavian countries i think. Unless you have a nordic market that also have falukorv.

* 1 falukorv
* 1 onion
* 1 tomato (or a handful of cherry tomatos)
* Cheese
* Ketchup
* Mustard
* Butter
* Spaghetti or mashed potatoes

While you preheat your oven to 220C. Slice the falukorv (but not all the way through). Make each slice about 1cm or 0.5 inches thick. Put a bit of mustard, ketchup, and cheese in each slice and place the whole thing in a baking dish. Surround your falukorv with a sliced onion, tomato, and some butter.

Place the dish in your oven, and leave it in there for 20-30 minutes (I stop when the cheese has a nice crust)
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 No.1117

Apple & Cinnamon Oats
Very comforting in cooler weather.
Cut up an apple into small pieces and fry on medium heat until soft (it wont get any softer while boiling if you have quick cooking oats). Sprinkle a generous amount of cinnamon on top along with a dusting of nutmeg (or a good amount for mood improvement qualities of nutmeg, but then avoid tobacco for the rest of the day cause they interact, makes you feel like shit) and let it cook another minute or so moving it around to coat. Add equal parts water and milk, then add your oats when it has started bubbling. About 2dl or 1 cup of oats is good for 1 apple.
Volumes and cooking time differ depending on what kind of oats you're using. Refer to your package. I tend to use less liquid than instructions say, about 1.5x the amount of oats.
If you want some extra apple flavour and sweetness you can add some apple sauce at the same time as the liquid.

Makaronilåda
Great dish to make use of leftover stuff.
Mix leftover pasta (small shapes, won't work well with spaghetti and similar) with a bunch of whatever veggies (fry them up first, just for flavour no need to get them completely soft) and protein (also pre-fry if it's not beans) you happen to have around in a baking dish. Cover with a mixture of egg, milk, salt and pepper (additional spices optional). 1 egg per 1dl of milk, or about 2 eggs per cup. Bake for about 30min (give or take 10min) at 200 celsius / 392 fahrenheit.

Also just a small tip, when you're cooking ramen:
Skip about a third of the water when boiling, and instead add that water cold when it's done. No need to wait for the broth to cool down to eat.

>>1113
Finally some good friggin food.
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Forgot in >>1117 for the makaronilåda (though maybe it's obvious), chop the veggies and protein into small pieces before frying. Also an image for it.
It's extra good if you have something spicy with lots of flavour for protein, like a chorizo cut into thin half circles and fried for some browning. Thyme is a good optional additional spice for the egg & milk mixture.

 No.1132

>>1111
that looks really nice. do you have a recipe for the veggie balls?



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 No.833[Reply]

Last night I made Tuna steaks, broccoli and yellow peppers sauteed in soy sauce, fried brussel sprouts topped with kewpie, some kimchi, and a fried tortilla.
All washed down with a golden sip.
What did you have for dinner?
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 No.1079

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This was supposed to be my lunch today, but I fell asleep after turning off the alarm and therefore didn't have enough time in the morning.

Bibimbap for dinner is fine too.

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M E A T

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>>833
It's 1am, I'm visiting family, they have paperthin walls so I'm making spaghetti with a meat sauce in the laundry room.

 No.1129

>>1079
What did you mix into the rice? Looks delicious!

 No.1131

>>1129
cucumber, spring onions, bamboo stripes, kimchi, red cabbage, seasoned and cooked minced meat, egg, roasted sesame oil and korean chili bean paste



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 No.2[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Lets have a tea thread! What are you guys drinking, whats you're favorite kind of tea?
Here is a nice cup of green tea.
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 No.977

reading through this thread got me wanting some tea at 1am so i made some chamomile tea on this chilly september night

 No.983

I just got a proper full tea cake of puerh. I hear this is a really good way to get it, especially cause it ages well. Though I haven't tried any yet. I think I may buy a better teapot beforehand.

 No.985

I drink all kinds of herbals, but rarely any actual tea. I find it hard to do any kind of drugs at all, including caffeine. If I am drinking tea, it's black tea, 3 minutes. My favorites being Earl Grey and Lady Grey. I also have a "Darjeeling", that I bought, but I doubt it's truly that. It tastes like a regular black tea to me. I've also had Silver Needle white tea and Jasmine (green) tea, but I really just stick to black teas. I went black, and never went back. I also have three different kettles. One of which actually is able to keep the temperature down for green teas. Otherwise, I just use my dumber kettle that boils it to boiling point.

Some herbals I like are peppermint, mint (especially with black tea), sage (also good with black tea), and Rooibos. I have other herbals I want to try like Rose and stuff, but I haven't tried them yet. Of course, I add things to my black tea like mint, sage, cinnamon, etc. I'm more interested in Russian, Azerbaijani, and Armenian tea than Chinese and Japanese teas, but I mostly stick to herbals. I've also read two different books on teas as well. I might continue reading more one day. I probably won't drink these teas, but reading about them would be nice.

 No.1128

I like yerba mate tea

 No.1130

I've been becoming more of a fan of oolong tea, I really like that it has a delicate taste but with more body to it than a green tea. It's a good balance between green and black teas.

Are there any good loose-leaf brands? I have been meaning to get into it.
Are there are



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 No.254[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

What do you guys eat for breakfast?

i usually eat fried eggs, coffee with milk and sometimes i buy something to eat at uni
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 No.1006

Depending on how late I wake up and if/when I work that day, sometimes I will throw some frozen hashbrowns in the oven, sometimes I will eat breakfast at the work cafeteria, sometimes I will skip breakfast, or sometimes I will have some hot food at 7-Eleven on the way to work. Occasionally I will make scrambled eggs with cheddar at home for breakfast. If I am being especially lazy at home but still want eggs, poached eggs with toast is nice too.

I live in a cramped apartment with many roommates and a small kitchen, so working much in the kitchen can be annoying; I mostly save that for days I am on dinner duty.

 No.1037

Just 2 packets of sweet porridge

 No.1038

On good days I usually a tiny vanilla birthday snack cake from the convenience store. Most days I don't eat till 4pm and its usually pizza or some chicken tenders from my job

 No.1123

I usually eat cracker with cream cheese and drink coffe, sometimes I eat a sandwich. On sundays I like to eat Cheesy Bread.

 No.1126

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If I have a lot of time, deviled eggs.



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 No.1119[Reply]

post your matchas!!! any is welcome as long as its matcha!
made brown sugar matcha latte with oat milk!
1 tsp brown sugar & 1 tsp hot water
let cool until just warm
add ice cube
add oat milk
5g matcha, 30-40ml water based on preference
pour on top, if the matcha is too strong for you add another splash of milk, i like mine very strong and grassy so i don’t do that..
as you can see i have a bit of clumping at the very bottom so be sure to whisk your matcha thoroughly

 No.1120

What even is matcha?

 No.1121

>>1120
Japanese instant green tea

 No.1122

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doll is drinking matcha

plain matcha

 No.1124

>>1121
Does it have a different flavor of a normal green tea?

 No.1125

>>1124
It's a much more concentrated brew than you get by steeping. "Proper" matcha is also a luxury product that is traditionally used in tea ceremonies and is only made from certain types of green tea, so calling it instant green tea isn't wrong but it's also kind of misleading. Nowadays it's mostly used as a coloring/flavoring ingredient in other stuff though, like desserts.



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 No.1114[Reply]

can someone please make hash browns and weigh how much potatoes you use and also weigh how much water you squeeze out?

i'm debating with a friend if making your own hash browns is cheaper than buying a big bag of factory made ones. by weight, the raw potatoes are cheaper but i guessed to my friend that you probably squeeze out about half the weight as water before you cook them, so the price of the raw ones is effectively double (once you make them into hash browns)!

thanks for any information, and enjoy your hash browns if you make them!

 No.1115

You could add a bit of starch to the dough. This way you don't have to press as much water out, since it acts as a binder and thickener.

 No.1116

I don't squeeze the potatoes at all, just shred them straight into the frying pan. Tried the soaking thing but it was much harder to keep them from falling apart that way. You're really just squeezing off the water you've added when you soak them to remove the starch. (or people in america have some WAP (wet ass potatoes))

Some water does evaporate during cooking, but I can't imagine it being even close to half the weight, would be interesting to measure.



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 No.129[Reply]

oishii! ( ・ ・)
homemade nori/tamago furikake & salad!
What did you have for lunch sushirolls?
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 No.1071

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I made tuna cakes with onion and celery and roasted carrots and potatoes on the side. It was okay. I dipped it in ketchup.

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>>129
I made fried rice
First I seared marinaded beef chuck with some butter
Then I tried to use that butter to fry some rice, it was not a coordinated effort. Constructive criticism welcome

 No.1076

>>1075
Looks good! The butter looks a little burned though. Be careful with butter as a frying oil, since it burns very easily. Keep the pan on low heat.

 No.1109

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i made some oven roasted chickpeas with lemon zest yogurt!
roasting a batch chickpeas in the oven can take a while, but you can use them for some tasty dishes for the next days

 No.1110

>>1109
looks delicious! And gorgeous plating and presentation and everything <3



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 No.1105[Reply]

I finally had 2 days free to smoke a slab of ribs. After seasoning them with paprika,onion powder,pepper, salt and chili powder, I let them marinade for 18 hours or so until I smoked them for another 3.

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Looks delicious! What wood did you smoke with?

 No.1108

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>>1106
I only used charcoal this time…couldn't find the cherry wood in time



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 No.75[Reply]

Espresso is nice. Espresso thread anyone? What kinda kit do you have? What kinda drinks do you like?
Here's my pics for home espresso starter kit:
http://www.delonghi.com/en-ca/products/coffee-espresso/coffee-makers/pump-espresso/ec-155-0132104089
http://www.hario-canada.ca/collections/grinders/products/hario-slim-grinder
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>>644
images got screwed up, here's the actual cappuccino

 No.650

>>643
Only tamp with aeropress if you’re trying to make an espresso like Coffee. I like a cup of inverted method coffee using a lighter roast a lot, and never really tried to make “espresso” with it, but recently I’ve found you tamp it, you can make the aeropress make something kinda like espresso. Without tamping it’s impossible.

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My french press arrived today and I started practicing.

 No.1089

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I just do what my Nonni taught me: grounds in mokka go brrr, feel free to roast me sushis

 No.1107

>>1089
Moka pots are awesome IMO, especially for those of us who are unwilling/unable to dole out the cash for a decent espresso machine. I normally drink medium-light roasts, which I like to brew with my v60, but I looove taking out my moka pot whenever I have a nice dark roast, very cozy



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 No.986[Reply]

>beef "well"ington
>cooked rare
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 No.996

>>995
That's a montecristo

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>>1086
I thought Mystia's Izakaya made this food up. Like there's no way something this fucked up could be real.

 No.1103

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Today I brought myself and my family burgers from a local famous restaurant when returning from a trip. While I had to admire the obviously high quality of ingredients and I cannot be disappointed at what I got, I found out that I cannot enjoy the thing at all. And for this I blame the premise of the sandwich itself.

Excuse my weird European opinions but I like my meat actually cooked and noticeably seasoned, sauces that actually taste nice (The BBQ sauce is a crime against humanity, thousand islands is no better and what sane person puts mayo on meat?) and do not inherently turn the entire meal into a soggy mess over time. And how is anybody even supposed to fit that thing into the mouth without getting that heinous sauce all over your fingers? Did I tell you that I hate pickles in sandwiches as well?

I believe the premise of the burger itself is extremely flawed. Or I should have expected less of a borgar from the place.

 No.1104

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>>1103
fancy fakeburgers are an insult to the dish

A REAL hamburger should be cooked well done and served on a soft white bun. Acceptable toppings are thinly sliced pickles, shredded onions, ketchup, and yellow mustard (NO SPICY BROWN MUSTARD). Processed cheese product (NO REAL CHEESE) can be added to make a cheeseburger.



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