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• Re: President Obama’s Chili Recipe
  Never drain your beans.I've made this chili recipe dozens of times over the years. Draining and rinsing the beans absolutely destroys the body of the chili. Having this chili with drained beans is like the difference between having chili and having a sloppy joe. The juice from the beans gives your chili that proper texture profile that a great chili dis
  Linwood D. Johnson
• Re: Simple Stovetop Macaroni and Cheese
  Yes, that's what I thought. I wonder if those who had problems with this recipe being too watery, measured 8 ounces of macaroni in a measuring cup.
  SnowBunny
• Re: Camelia’s Lacto-Fermented Pickled Sunchokes
  Like. We. Care. Get off the thread.
  mikejaz2
• Re: Mole Verde
  yep, looking for the tomatillos???
  Gayla Ellis
• Re: Martha Bakes: Find The Schedule in Your Area
  I really like to know a possibility to review Marta Bakes recipes in case I missed it!!! For example I like to review the episodes with frosted cakes,but when I’m trying to access the episode title is giving me only the introduction but not the entire episode,is any possibility to review that episode or I lost it forever!!!
  Mirela
• Re: Paul’s Chocolate Volcanoes
  When I converted the temperature from the 180 fan mentioned in the Master Class series, I also came up with 390 and degrees F and used 400 degrees F in a conventional (non-fan) oven. It took 14 minutes to bake. I can't see doing this at 350 degrees - but I am so not a chef! I recommend not letting them cool for more than a minute - you want to serve the
  Victoria Amarasiri
• Re: The Myth of Sushi-Grade
  Hi Sam, in Japan there are several flash freezing systems that use everything from magnets to vibrations to liquid nitrogen to disrupt the formation of ice crystals. I'm not an expert on freezing technologies, but I can tell you than I've done A/B testing of fish that's been frozen in a home freezer vs fish that was was frozen by a packer and
  Marc Matsumoto
• Re: The Myth of Sushi-Grade
  You said in your replies to a few people that fish needs to be flash frozen as opposed to slow frozen so that it doesn't create crystals which destroy the texture of the fish. But won't those crystals form while you're thawing the fish out since there's only so fast you can thaw it out? And wouldn't fish have to be pretty thin to eff
  Sam Harper
• Re: What’s the Perfect Movie Companion? Salted Caramel Popcorn!
  What a fantastic post This is chock full of use full information.Your exuberance is refreshing.
  Popcorn Shed
• Re: Fry Bread
  Turns out they did have baking powder...Fry bread was originally invented by the Navajo tribe after they were forced into internment camps by the United States Calvary. The tribes were provided food supplies that included among other things flour, baking soda, yeast, powdered milk, salt, sugar and lard. Since much of the other food supplies were usually eith
  Knot2Day