cooking

[star seed 7]

Yeah it tastes like a million times better

on opposite day

my goodness who would ever think that mole is > than bbq smdh

My taste palette extends to all foods and good Mexican food is > than BBQ any day of the week hands down.  DGAF if you think otherwise because you would be wrong

 

[meow meow]

Yeah it tastes like a million times better

on opposite day

my goodness who would ever think that mole is > than bbq smdh

My taste palette extends to all foods and good Mexican food is > than BBQ any day of the week hands down.  DGAF if you think otherwise because you would be wrong

TBT post

[_33]

1 whole chicken
Seasoned salt all over
Seasoned pepper all over
Stuff with 2 bayleaves, 1 chopped shallot, and one stlk of cellery.
Put it in a iron skillet
Put two more bayleaves, two more chopped shallots, and one more chopped stalk of cellery around the chicken in the skillet
Put about 1/8" of white wine in the bottom and a similar amt of chicken stock.
Bake at 375° until 160° at the thickest portion of breast.

Pull bird and set aside.  Add a cup or so of more wine and a cup or so of additional stock.  Boil on high for a few min, use slotted spoon to pull veg out.  Keep boiling until it thickly coats a spoon. 

Drizzle sauce over chicken.

It's great.

Bay leaves lol.  Who would actually put a bay leaf is something that calls for a bay leaf?  Probably only someone who is in the pocket of big bay leaf I guess.

[CNS]

I buy in bulk

[star seed 7]

Love a good Bay leaf

[Emo EMAW]

Bay leaves are great but I abstain because of how they harm the environment.

[The Big Train]

Love a good Bay leaf

This is not a type of Mac and cheese

[Mikeyis4dcats]

Yeah it tastes like a million times better

on opposite day

my goodness who would ever think that mole is > than bbq smdh

My taste palette extends to all foods and good Mexican food is > than BBQ any day of the week hands down.  DGAF if you think otherwise because you would be wrong

LOVE mexican food, but mole sucks.           McRib > mole

[star seed 7]

Love a good Bay leaf

This is not a type of Mac and cheese

No one said it is.

good grief you're becoming weirder than dax smdh

[_33]

I was making homemade chicken noodle soup last night and I actually LOL'd when I saw that it called for a bay leaf, and then I smdh'd and continued without adding.

[CNS]

Ha. 


But for real, add it.  Adds savory.  I usually double what a recipe says when it comes to them.

[HerrSonntag]

Bay leaves need to go in the top secret cooking secrets secret thread.

[CNS]

Oh man!  I hope this makes it's way to KC.  This would be so fantastic for trying awesome food.  Especially different ethnic foods. 

I am def going to look closely at this if it gets here.

http://www.foodandwine.com/blogs/startup-wants-be-airbnb-home-cooked-food?xid=soc_socialflow_facebook_fw

This Startup Wants to Be the Airbnb of Home-Cooked Food

Most of us prefer home-cooked food to takeout, but life doesn't always afford us the time to flex our culinary skills. Unsurprisingly, there's a startup that thinks it has a solution: ordering food from your neighbors.

[pissclams]

uh, not really interested in eating food from kitchens that aren't regulated in some way/shape/form

there's some sick people out there

would i cook for people?  not sure about that either

[CNS]

A rating system would quickly take care of most of my concern.  I am pretty sure current laws won't allow this anyway, but I would definitely participate.

[catastrophe]

I'm aware of a case where the city tried to shut down a program where a church group was feeding homeless people because of food regulations. The city lost but that was because of religious freedom stuff.

[pissclams]

the health dept isn't really a concern of mine.  i think that the city of kcmo has like 2-3 inspectors which isn't enough to police every commercial kitchen in the city. 

there are other ways that commercial kitchens police themselves though, liability, peers working in the kitchen, etc

[star seed 7]

You can cook for me if you want, cns

[star seed 7]

'clams too

[Emo EMAW]

My old neighbor used to work for Ecolab calling on restaurants all over the city.  He said about half them should probably be closed immediately.  I told him to shut up right then.

[CNS]

You can cook for me if you want, cns

I don't think you would eat anything I make, though.   

[star seed 7]

Sure I would, just remove everything but meat/cheese/bread and spices

[pissclams]

My old neighbor used to work for Ecolab calling on restaurants all over the city.  He said about half them should probably be closed immediately.  I told him to shut up right then.

your friend prob doesn't know what he was talking about then because if that were true, we would have a rivers of barf and diarrhea everywhere, china style.  a lot of the crap that they punish kitchens for are stupid

[CNS]

Yep.  There are some crazy rules in there.  I build a couple commercial kitchens in a past life and getting them past the city was always a mix of  .

things may have changed in the last decade, but an example: you used to have to have a certain quantity of hand sinks per area, and they had to be no more than a certain distance away from cooking surfaces, and they had to reach some ungodly hot temperature with in like 3 seconds.  The temp is like 170deg, which is hot as eff when washing your hands, and the cooks are supposed to wash for a full 30 seconds or something super long.

[Emo EMAW]

My old neighbor used to work for Ecolab calling on restaurants all over the city.  He said about half them should probably be closed immediately.  I told him to shut up right then.

your friend prob doesn't know what he was talking about then because if that were true, we would have a rivers of barf and diarrhea everywhere, china style.  a lot of the crap that they punish kitchens for are stupid

Ya who knows.  There were ones he wouldn't take his family to.