debianlinux
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Christ, the first one looked like something you dug out of the trash can outside.
I guess I can show you the tender inside with flash on and not the super crispy coating without the flash lol
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I guess I can show you the tender inside with flash on and not the super crispy coating without the flash lol
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I don't. That's the first thing I've ever made from it. Generally I don't find food websites with a 'hook' (budget, diet, kid-friendly, quick) to have consistent quality, because they make sacrifices for recipes that fit their brand. Serious Eats and The Kitchn are the only two that I really count on to deliver. I've been going deep on NYT for some more plant-based meals lately too.
Christ, the first one looked like something you dug out of the trash can outside.
Exactly. I've also learned where parts of the recipe are open to interpretation and what to do if the quantities of liquid or spice are wildly against my tastes.I used to think that getting better at cooking meant being able to execute recipes better, and there is some of that, but I feel like the real skill I've built over the last several years is reading a recipe and having a feel for whether it's worth the effort. And I learned to pretty much immediately discredit any recipe that uses any variation of the word "yummy."
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Ok @debianlinux I cant get the lighting right but here is my Nashville hot breast
And that's the good lighting? That looks like roadkill thrown in a fryer, tossed on a pile of innocent fries and thrown in a box.
oooof too much laughing
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Ok @debianlinux I cant get the lighting right but here is my Nashville hot breast
I guess I can show you the tender inside with flash on and not the super crispy coating without the flash lol
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Leave those innocent fries alone! LololAnd that's the good lighting? That looks like roadkill thrown in a fryer, tossed on a pile of innocent fries and thrown in a box.
Leave those innocent fries alone! Lolol
makin' red beans and rice for tomorrow. yom.
Made this last night:
Vegan Peanut Stew - Step by Step Photos - Budget Bytes
With a rich peanut and tomato sauce, sweet potatoes, collard greens, and crunchy peanuts, this Vegan Peanut Stew is comfort in a bowl!www.budgetbytes.com
Added chickpeas. It's pretty good, but like most stews, better today.