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Anonymous No.21528943 >>21528946 >>21529145 >>21529524 >>21529529 >>21533266 >>21533271 >>21533278 >>21533282
Whats your “secret ingredient” or special trick and how do you like to use it? Mine is an even parts mixture of beer and acv flavored with peppercorn, acv, garlic, bay leaves, and sliced habanero, which I use to baste meat.
Anonymous No.21528946
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I jizz into my food
Anonymous No.21529145
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Few fillets of anchovy in the oil with the onions and garlic
Anonymous No.21529524
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>toast caraway seeds and set aside
>brown tomato paste in butter on one end of the pot
>make a roux on the other side
>combine
>deglaze with cheap red wine or beer
>add caraway seeds back in
This is perfect for everything from pot roast to potato stew. Gives an amazing body and creaminess to things.
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Anonymous No.21529529
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>that one special trick everyone is hiding from you and NO ONE wants you to know!!
Literally just make it good and don't make it shittily
Shrinple as
To use the parlance of our times
Anonymous No.21529531
iykyk
Anonymous No.21531012
corn starch to thicken my stews
Anonymous No.21533266
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Asshole garnish. The crusty stuff in between my anush0le that gets stuck in my ass hairs it's *chefs kiss*
Anonymous No.21533271
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Animal semen
Anonymous No.21533278
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Salt. Most people underestimate how much they need to add, especially for stuff like cooking pasta. That's why tv chefs always tell you to taste the dish while you're making it
Anonymous No.21533282
>>21528943 (OP)
Two things, the first is a spice mix made from old bay, brown sugar and MSG which works for a huge array of things like a general spice mix or a marinade, can also be used to make pan sauces too. The second is frozen stock cubes I've made from the accumulated beef fond from pretty much every bit of beef I've cooked in my dutch oven from the past few months. Every time I'll cook a brisket or something in the dutch oven I'll deglaze the fond, break out all my old stock cubes I haven't used over the past few months, recombine it all into a fresh bastardised demiglace and then re-freeze after separating off the unwanted bits.I'll also add some extras to it prior to freezing depending on taste; usually the spice mix above plus some garlic/onion powder. The stock cubes I mostly save for otherwise bland food like store-bought beef pies. Bring out one of the stock cubes, melt it and add it into the pie to make it far more interesting.