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I've been making a lot of chicken lately, and most of it is really delicious. However, I can't get it as tender as it is in some restaurants. How do I make my chicken softer?
theres a technique called velveting that chinese restaurants use. i asked the same question on this board last year. it works.
essentially you just cook in water in very low heat, but google it. theres a little more to it and a few ways of doing it
Either cook it in a little broth, or do what I do, butterfly, generously butter pan, 4 minutes each side, covered.
>tfw you wonder why the fuck there are so many threads about food and realize you have been reading /ck/ for 15 minutes
>wonder why I'm fapping to dudes
>accidentally clicked on /hm/ instead of /hc/
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>The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plans to start testing certain foods for residues of the world’s most widely used weed killer after the World Health Organization’s cancer experts last year declared the chemical a probable human carcinogen.
>The FDA’s move comes amid growing public concern about the safety of the herbicide known as glyphosate, and comes after the U.S Government Accountability Office (GAO) rebuked the agency...
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Have any of you ever tu/ck/ed into one of these bad boys?
I don't want crumbs in my bed so I try not to eat in it
whats your late night snack tonight /ck/?
i just fried up a yellow onion, green pepper and a single clove of garlic with some oil.
side note, will i smell like garlic tomorrow if i had one cooked clove in the meal?
Somethin with leftover rice. Any ideas?
You'll be fine. But make sure to shower and brush your teeth before you head out ; )
Has anyone here experienced a true Boston pancake?
No, but I think your wife's boyfriend gave her a creampie last night.
>>7390920
Is that where you dunk her head in a toilet before jizzing up her butthole?
Why do some countries have a pizza where it's cheese and tomato slices instead of cheese and tomato puree? It's disgusting
>>7390529
I'll play your silly little game. Why?
That show is autistic and fuck and you're a faggot for watching it
Why everyone here just blabla about so-called cheese and shitty Coke ?
>>7390320
You do better when frog posting
>>7390326
Unfortunately, the best way to commit suicide in my country is eating a frog, so no, I don't like them.
