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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 9:54 am 
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I learned a lot by watching all the cooking shows on PBS. Martin Yan taught me how to prepare without cutting myself.
I learned a lot from both Batalli and Emril. The old Food Network was great for learning ,now it is a shit show.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 9:57 am 
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Saying that somebody who actually has a disability is mentally retarded/challenged isn't terrible.

Really? Because I think calling someone with Fragile X syndrome a retard would be terrible. Calling your friend a retard for doing something stupid and injuring himself in the process, that's just how people talk.

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 9:58 am 
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Wrong again, Bob;
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. Reason didn't derail it. He posted one questionable word that others jumped on. That is what derailed the thread. Using 'R" as an insult is not cool, and one post simply stating that is all it would have taken to get the point across. Instead that was dragged out for MANY pages. This happens often at CFMB, and I know I've done it before.

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 10:00 am 
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Frank Coztansa wrote:
Wrong again, Bob;
Frank Coztansa wrote:
. Reason didn't derail it. He posted one questionable word that others jumped on. That is what derailed the thread. Using 'R" as an insult is not cool, and one post simply stating that is all it would have taken to get the point across. Instead that was dragged out for MANY pages. This happens often at CFMB, and I know I've done it before.


At least Reason goes away for months at a time. You don't.


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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
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Reason being here or not has nothing to do with your failure to understand the simple concept of what actually derailed this thread.

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 10:17 am 
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I made some French onion soup today. You can't screw it up if you try. Except if you burn the bread like I did, but even then, throw it out and start again.


Sometimes my onions don't caramelize. I've always had trouble with them.


What's happening? Walk me though it. Uniform size? Low and slow? You can add a little water if its sticking, it'll evaporate. One thing we do at the restaurant is throw them all on the flat top grill and THEN turn it on. You get some softening before you get any searing. I add salt, I don't remember if you are supposed to.

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
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Spaulding wrote:
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I made some French onion soup today. You can't screw it up if you try. Except if you burn the bread like I did, but even then, throw it out and start again.


Sometimes my onions don't caramelize. I've always had trouble with them.


What's happening? Walk me though it. Uniform size? Low and slow? You can add a little water if its sticking, it'll evaporate. One thing we do at the restaurant is throw them all on the flat top grill and THEN turn it on. You get some softening before you get any searing. I add salt, I don't remember if you are supposed to.


I didn't put too much onions, uh, Paul. Three small onions. That's all I did.


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i put sugar in my carmelized onions. my wife doesn't know it but thinks i do the best carmelized onions. she'd freak if she knew i just dumped a bunch of sugar in it. ole guy fieri taught me that trick. flavortown 101.


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Spaulding wrote:
newper wrote:
I made some French onion soup today. You can't screw it up if you try. Except if you burn the bread like I did, but even then, throw it out and start again.


Sometimes my onions don't caramelize. I've always had trouble with them.

Does the crock pot have power?

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
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Actual photo of hnd's last cookout;

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chaspoppcap wrote:
I learned a lot by watching all the cooking shows on PBS.


There's a Frugal Gourmet joke just hanging right here...

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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
newper wrote:
I made some French onion soup today. You can't screw it up if you try. Except if you burn the bread like I did, but even then, throw it out and start again.


Sometimes my onions don't caramelize. I've always had trouble with them.

Does the crock pot have power?


It's another gift that keeps on giving...

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Telegram Sam wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
newper wrote:
I made some French onion soup today. You can't screw it up if you try. Except if you burn the bread like I did, but even then, throw it out and start again.


Sometimes my onions don't caramelize. I've always had trouble with them.


What's happening? Walk me though it. Uniform size? Low and slow? You can add a little water if its sticking, it'll evaporate. One thing we do at the restaurant is throw them all on the flat top grill and THEN turn it on. You get some softening before you get any searing. I add salt, I don't remember if you are supposed to.


Should probably add a Hershey's Kiss...

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
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sjboyd0137 wrote:
chaspoppcap wrote:
I learned a lot by watching all the cooking shows on PBS.


There's a Frugal Gourmet joke just hanging right here...

Yeah yeah yeah,his ancient cuisine book is actually really good

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
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Frank Coztansa wrote:
Wrong again, Bob. Reason didn't derail it. He posted one questionable word that others jumped on. That is what derailed the thread. Hockey Gay is somewhat correct. Saying that somebody who actually has a disability is mentally retarded/challenged isn't terrible. Using 'R" as an insult is not cool, and one post simply stating that is all it would have taken to get the point across. Instead that was dragged out for MANY pages. This happens often at CFMB, and I know I've done it before.

Besides, 99% of Hawaii's threads are terrible and Reason's overall point wasn't wrong. HY is either an act, or there are some serious issues going on.



I'm all for using the word retard as much as possible, but even I know that the bolded above is completely wrong as of about 5 years ago.



Perfect analogy: Using Frank's logic, its ok to call a gay person a burrito as an identifier, but not ok to call a straight person a burrito as an insult.

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 Post subject: Re: Cooking as a hobby
PostPosted: Mon Jul 09, 2018 2:12 pm 
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Actual photo of hnd's last cookout;

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too many bad metals to be cooking with in them trashcans.

my last cook:

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