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COOKING UNITHREAD

 
Anonymous Coward
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07/21/2018 12:07 AM
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I would like to share the best way to prep and drain tofu.

I read about this technique that works great if you don't have a tofu press (which I don't have, but I am going to buy one off Amazon because it seems a hell of a lot easier).

In the meantime though, just slit your packages of tofu with a knife, drain all the water out, then stick the entire thing in the freezer. Minimum time to freeze is 3 hours but it could be overnight or a few days, whatever.

Then, take out the tofu and remove the blocks from the packages and boil the tofu for 15 minutes in hot water (the blocks will be yellow which is normal and then they go back to their white color).

Drain the tofu and let cool. Squeeze out all the excess water, it comes out very easily at this point.

Now your tofu is ready to be cut into cubes and made into any dish you want. At this point, you can fry them up in some oil and then add your favorite sauce (I am going to make them like buffalo hot wings with Frank's hot sauce!)
Pilgrim001

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07/21/2018 12:32 AM

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Has anyone made BBQ sauce from grape jelly, or any other jelly, instead of tomato? I have, and it was really good, but I don't have a recipe. I was just doing my normal cooking and throwing stuff in. An easy way to try it would be to mix your favorite BBQ sauce 1 to 1 with your favorite jelly, to get an idea of which way to go. Most likely you'll have to add additional heat like cayenne pepper.
I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you.



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07/21/2018 12:35 AM
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Has anyone made BBQ sauce from grape jelly, or any other jelly, instead of tomato? I have, and it was really good, but I don't have a recipe. I was just doing my normal cooking and throwing stuff in. An easy way to try it would be to mix your favorite BBQ sauce 1 to 1 with your favorite jelly, to get an idea of which way to go. Most likely you'll have to add additional heat like cayenne pepper.
 Quoting: Pilgrim001


honestly, as I was reading that I thought cherry. The sweetness of cherry would be awesome in BBQ. Shit, im gonna try that
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07/21/2018 12:46 AM

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Has anyone made BBQ sauce from grape jelly, or any other jelly, instead of tomato? I have, and it was really good, but I don't have a recipe. I was just doing my normal cooking and throwing stuff in. An easy way to try it would be to mix your favorite BBQ sauce 1 to 1 with your favorite jelly, to get an idea of which way to go. Most likely you'll have to add additional heat like cayenne pepper.
 Quoting: Pilgrim001


honestly, as I was reading that I thought cherry. The sweetness of cherry would be awesome in BBQ. Shit, im gonna try that
 Quoting: Ascanius


That does sound good. BBQ sauce is basically all sugar, so using some kind of jelly or preserves just seems natural.
I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you.



Slake Blake
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07/21/2018 12:49 AM
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Has anyone made BBQ sauce from grape jelly, or any other jelly, instead of tomato? I have, and it was really good, but I don't have a recipe. I was just doing my normal cooking and throwing stuff in. An easy way to try it would be to mix your favorite BBQ sauce 1 to 1 with your favorite jelly, to get an idea of which way to go. Most likely you'll have to add additional heat like cayenne pepper.
 Quoting: Pilgrim001


honestly, as I was reading that I thought cherry. The sweetness of cherry would be awesome in BBQ. Shit, im gonna try that
 Quoting: Ascanius


That does sound good. BBQ sauce is basically all sugar, so using some kind of jelly or preserves just seems natural.
 Quoting: Pilgrim001


exactly... for some reason my mind thinks cherry would mix well and give a nice tang.. if that makes sense
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07/21/2018 02:11 PM
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They would save the boiled potato water and take that to work the next day for an energy drink.
NotStarvingActress

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07/21/2018 10:43 PM
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So, anyone into cooking/baking?

talk about pans

souv vide <sp>. which is a waste of money......
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I've only heard a little bit of info about a sou vide (sp)
Why is it a waste of money?
 Quoting: NotStarvingActress


well this is my opinion. and just an opinion.

It makes perfect sense in a restaurant situation. you have a few dozen steaks that are all medium rare, and you pull what you need to seer or cook more for the customer.

However, in a home kitchen I just don't get it. Yeah, can vac it with herbs and spices, but you end up having to cook 1 or 2 portions for like 12 hours. Then you still have to sear the meat so it docent look like a grey mess.
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Thank you for your answer, and it makes a lot of sense.
Ascanius  (OP)

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07/22/2018 02:02 PM
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Im unbanned!!!!!! So lets go back to cooking.





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