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Originally Posted by foodnfoto
Please let me know where you work Cacio & Rekenball.
I'll make sure to never,ever eat there.
If you read closely you would have read about what I personally...
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Originally Posted by bscepter
so we were following a suggestion by alton brown that you make a pot roast the night before, let it cool, and reheat it for dinner the next day. the thought being that heating,...
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Originally Posted by circumnavigate
Hey guys I am trying to learn how to cook soup, I bought this book titled New England Soup Factory Cookbook written by Marjorie Druker and in it the author recommends...
Erna's Elderberry House just in Oakhurst Ca. just outside Yosemite. I was there for christmas dinner with paired wine. It was an experience I fail to decribe, was thirteen courses all I can remember is goose. If you ever have the...
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Originally Posted by Nathan Kreider
I've decided on buying a 240/1000 grit stone by Global from a local Kitchenware store near my house, ironically, named House, for $90.
I have one...
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Originally Posted by rdm magic
I recently bought a sab nogent, which when I opened is slightly bent. When on a flat surface the knife doesn't touch all the way down.
I'd rather not have to return the...
Believe it or not I have just had the very same experience but not with an owner but the chef, The problem is that some people don't hire you to do a job but to be the whipping boy. There is a reason for getting hired and some people...
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Originally Posted by Fts93
Hi!
What do you think are the five most important kitchen techniques a chef(cook) must learn?
And then what is the "must to know" recipe in the kitchen?
My answer...