Technique: How to Not Fuck Up Fried Rice (on any stove)
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Don't think anyone can give you reliable advice on how to stop being lazy when it comes to cooking, but once you get used to it it feels like less of a chore. Your mind expands too and you become less picky and more capable of fixing up a decent meal out of whatever instead of snacking on oreos.
Thaw (for even cooking), high heat, short cooking time. Same concept whether you're using it ground as is, or forming patties. You just don't want to let it release its juices to the point it ends up stewing and not frying. Same thing with whole pieces too, particularly breast.
Process the soffritto as finely as you want. If you're planning to brown it (so not just sweat -- and there's value in that, though personally I prefer just sweating it), blend after browning.
You can try adding brown sugar or honey. A bit of sweet to balance the heat.
No reason it would be hotter the next day, besides probably negligible evaporation mostly during reheating
Its been my experience that chili gets hotter as the flavors blend. Probably from the partial breakdown of the peppers releasing more capsaicin.
The overwhelming bulk of any blending of flavours and breaking down of components happens during cooking, since it's all facilitated by heat. Slow cooking also gives the capsaicin plenty of time to distribute evenly throughout the dish.
Blue milk is a must
Pep having a tantrum in the solid gold pram
"tantrum"
imagine having haaland and still making excuses
What excuses?
I generally feel like I never get that restaurant style seasoning on my fried riceā¦ is there a certain soy sauce that they use to not give it that ākikkomanā taste?
Lee Kum Kee and Pearl River Bridge (light soy sauce for both; dark is more for colour) are the most commonly available decent Chinese brands.
Wow, thank you for the thoughtful response!! I really appreciate this and can completely reason with this. On a side note, do you have a website or recipe that you can point me to for a really good "authentic" fried rice that you speak of?
OP has several videos on their channel, if you've not checked the links in the post yet.
It's fine, it's part of the learning process. I guarantee you people who are much better home cooks than yourself screwed up way more than you did. Never mind pro chefs, never mind top level pro chefs where screwing up is actually a BAD thing -- and yet, they get over it.
I think professional training is always worth it.
It's just you literally coping with the loss. You can't cry all day, you'd not function if you did.
Is he whining while asleep, or awake? Is it a thing that dogs would whine at carbon monoxide? The average gas detector doesn't pick it up.
Why do you want grains?
Nah. You can train them young to fetch, get a little treat when letting go of the toy/thing, then have them have fun without the reward. But if the dog's not used to it, it's normal.
Whole roast piglet, apple in mouth?
Itās just a little wet, itās still good! Itās still good!
she was a real bitch that kid
Sure, but depends:
Could draw a comparison between raita and tzatziki; guacamole, though?
Don't use just any old brine! Watered down tomato puree is the way to go
Haha, not in my house
Okay, it is traditional though. Only 3 out of the first 21 (15 are in a recipe collection) Romanian recipes on Google don't list it as an ingredient.
It is traditional, yes. I just think the cabbage brine is better than diluted tomato paste. ~regional preference.
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Love the recreational outrage over this. OP posted a screenshot of someone crying over a dog, made an unverified claim related to shitbulls and now you're all writing comments against strawmen.
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You must be an idiot.
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You felt the need to reply, you've got to be retarded
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But then you judge the fence, not the dog. We already agree on pits being terrible. We don't agree on whether the breed behind the fence matters when the fence works. You need better fences to keep huge dogs on the other side.
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Funny, me mentioning shepherds somehow means I've an obsession with them.
It's completely normal to cook rice and spread it out on a wide surface to have it dry for ~1 hour before making fried rice.
It would taste gross.