If you can build a teleporter, I will definitely do that.
I haven't had cornbread before. Is it like a bread that taste like corn?
You don't need a teleprompter to tell me the recipe... I can make it miself I'm just curious how did you do it.
Old_Snake:
Is it like a bread that
have cor flour in it. Like that:
Truth time... I'm going to make an easy recipe. Really easy recipe... 016. Prosenik. [image] STORY TIME... When I was a tiny little psychopath, growing up and becoming even more psychologically damaged, I had two grandmothers, like, well, let's say, uuuuh, I don't know, most of you... And just like any self respecting psychopath I adored one of them and did not the other one, God rest both their souls. However, the one I didn't like as much as the other made this simple corn bread and that... Oh man... That cornbread... I loved that cornbread. Seriously, it's a cornbread... [image] Corn flour is the main ingredient. So we have 2 units corn flour (let's say tea cup) and 1 unit wheat flour. Proportions... [image] What you need is larger grained corn flour. You don't need fine grained. All i have is fine grained ATM, and i barely found that one. Surprisingly difficult to find corn flour locally. Anyways, mix the flours up and add the yogurt, that is already mixed with half a tea spoon of baking soda and half table spoon of vinegar. Keep in mind the yogurt will increase in size as soon as you add the soda, so just throw it in the flour mix. [image] That's supposed to be half the cup... Anyways, mix with the flours and add some salt... [image] [image] Then add to the mix a couple tablespoons of vegetable / sun flour oil. Mix it up again. It should look smoother than before. It should also not stick to the sides of the bowl. The batter is something in the middle between a batter and a dough. It is way thinner and "liquider" than a dough, but much thicker than a batter. IDK really how to describe the consistency of it. Anyways, oil up a baking tray/forms/whatever and pour the batter/dough in. [image] Throw in a hot oven (officially 200C), then lower the heat down after like 15-20 minutes (150-160) and let it bake for about 30-35-40 minutes. Basically until ready. Keep in mind it will grow in size... [image] Or not... [image] OMG, just that with yogurt...
margarita pizza from a place called Toppings
Hot pot
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Pancakes with peanut butter and a sardine & provolone cheese omelet. On the side of it is fried pepper. Cropped to reduce image size.
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Just eggs, fried, almost poached in tomato sauce with some cheese... And vegetables, cooked in the same sauce...
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The bloody remnants of the fish and chips, as well as a mostly drained flight of beer.
Taos Mesa Brewery in New Mexico. If you're within a 50 mile radius, definitely worth a stop. Great beer, great food, and live music.
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From the 'I don't get paid until tomorrow' kitchens.
Sopressata (salami) Fried Rice.
Fine chop the salami and onions > fry the onions and remove. Beat eggs with soy sauce and a little sesame oil > spread thin in hot oiled pan > fry. Remove the eggs > then chop. Heat oil in pan and add cold (the rice has to be cold) leftover (a little dry) rice. Add meat & eggs & onions & soy sauce. (plus green onions, peas and fine chopped carrots - I didn't have those ingredients) Stir fry
It's better than expected!
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I love their dishes, no matter they skip some ingredients sometimes...
Lasagna...
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It's a ball of bread, stuffed with ham and cheese...
PS: My hand would like me to inform you, that it is not that fat. It said "the camera added 5 lb"...
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Homemade hot pocket. Probably more healthier and tastier than the actual thing.
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Orthonox:
Homemade hot pocket.
I would say more like oven baked round dumpling... Not sure how healthy it is, since it's pretty much bread with stuff...
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"Braised" "bacon" in soy sauce with mushrooms, rice and veggies...
PS: Oh mah gahd, this is soo gooood....
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Cheliapin steak with rice and vegetables
Ciabatta with olive in the dough
And one of my favorite deserts - revane with peaches (although I think there are apricots in this one and I burned it a bit)...
Yeah, I got crazy today...
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That Ciabatta looks quite a bit like Irish Scone that my mom makes. It has raisins in it though. Anyway it looks like I might want to try that bread someday.
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Marten
July 5, 2017, 5:45am
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One day Im not going to eat my meal like a rabid dog and take a pic first. One day.
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Zavar
July 5, 2017, 6:23pm
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Copious quantity of sourdough and brie.
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I will change up the dough a bit and share the recipe. It's not a ciabatta by any stretch, but still tastes like one... Anyway, today - stir fry, that is basically flip fry, cause I did not stir at all. The new pan is so amazing...
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Soy sauce chicken bites with mushrooms and mashed potatoes... And I craved creme caramel for the last few few weeks like a pregnant woman, so I finally decided to just make it without cups... Directly in the tray...
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