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one-time-i-dreamt · 1 year
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A woman named Snobe kept following me around while trying to steal my cooking pan.
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paellaworld · 5 months
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rabbitcruiser · 10 months
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National Stuffing Day
There is one thing that everyone waits for when the autumn season comes around, and while your first guess may be “the Turkey,” we guarantee you that there is something closer to the heart of every feaster. That would be the stuffing, that delicious combination of bread, garlic, onion, and other seasonings that find their way into the bird to be slowly cooked to perfection. National Stuffing Day doesn’t forget that it’s no holiday spread at all if there isn’t a steaming bowl of stuffing waiting.
History of National Stuffing Day
National Stuffing Day got its start with the advent of the first stuffing when a genius of a cook first took a combination of rich earthy herbs and combined them with onions, garlic, and bread to produce an incredible substance that would bear all the flavors of the turkey as well as those all its own. While stuffing isn’t merely a holiday thing, it is most well known for gracing the table with an air of distinction as large and important as that of the mashed potatoes.
Stuffing comes in multiple varieties with some different seasonings to give each its character. While sage tends to play largely in all of them, there are other ingredients that characterize each type. There isn’t much you can’t add to stuffing that won’t make it equally amazing, and chunks of apple are a common addition to bring a sweetness both to the stuffing itself and the meat it is cooked in or around.
Stuffing is such an amazing substance that it is frequently enjoyed all on its own, and National Stuffing Day encourages you to try a variety of different seasonings to find out which one is your favorite.
How to celebrate National Stuffing Day
In our mind, the best way to celebrate stuffing day is to spend the whole day doing new and innovative things with stuffing! While it isn’t something most would think of, there’s nothing better than a turkey sandwich topped with stuffing and cranberry. Of course, you could also stuff pork chops, or mushrooms, or just about anything you can imagine and cook it thoroughly. When preparing stuffing properly there is one thing to be careful of, and that’s to cook the meat thoroughly to ensure that the stuffing is safe to consume as well. National Stuffing Day is a wonderful day and one that celebrates the dish itself.
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c3s6 · 11 months
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Who was that person who tested if the pan was hot enough and then they tested it and their fingerprints came off the fingers (it was a steel pan)
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tinyfantasminha · 8 months
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we don't want fur on the food now do we
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eldritchamy · 11 days
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Look upon my works, ye florets, and despair.
Foghorn Legume, Second Floret
Original Affini art on the right by @promilie
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poorly-drawn-mdzs · 1 year
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Lan Wangji might be an unstoppable force, but Xie Lian has 800+ years of practice of being an immovable object.
(poll results here for context)
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daily-deliciousness · 11 months
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Classic grandma pizza pie
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huariqueje · 2 years
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Curry Club   -  Kathy Tynan , 2017.
Irish , b.  1984   -  
Oil on canvas,  59 x 84cm.
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self-love is me resisting the urge to eat the leftovers I have in the fridge as a bedtime snack, out of compassion and adoration for future-me, who deserves to wake up in the morning and eat something delicious without having to cook it first
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the-witchhunter · 7 months
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Danny and Jason flirting but it’s just them talking about food and sharing recipes
Danny: that’s some juicy looking pan roasted chicken you have there… can’t help but notice you have some… brown bits left on the pan…
Jason: Oh yeah? And what do you think I should do about it?
Danny: sauté some onion and deglaze with some red wine, make a nice luscious pan sauce
Jason: Hmmmm… personally I was thinking shallots… something a little subtler… teasing even… maybe take some butter and… mount the sauce
Danny: Yes chef
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mizgnomer · 3 months
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Cooking with David Tennant
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compaculaaa · 1 year
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Please excuse my attempt at being funny
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rabbitcruiser · 2 years
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National Stuffing Day
There is one thing that everyone waits for when the autumn season comes around, and while your first guess may be “the Turkey,” we guarantee you that there is something closer to the heart of every feaster. That would be the stuffing, that delicious combination of bread, garlic, onion, and other seasonings that find their way into the bird to be slowly cooked to perfection. National Stuffing Day doesn’t forget that it’s no holiday spread at all if there isn’t a steaming bowl of stuffing waiting.
History of National Stuffing Day
National Stuffing Day got its start with the advent of the first stuffing when a genius of a cook first took a combination of rich earthy herbs and combined them with onions, garlic, and bread to produce an incredible substance that would bear all the flavors of the turkey as well as those all its own. While stuffing isn’t merely a holiday thing, it is most well known for gracing the table with an air of distinction as large and important as that of the mashed potatoes.
Stuffing comes in multiple varieties with some different seasonings to give each its character. While sage tends to play largely in all of them, there are other ingredients that characterize each type. There isn’t much you can’t add to stuffing that won’t make it equally amazing, and chunks of apple are a common addition to bring a sweetness both to the stuffing itself and the meat it is cooked in or around.
Stuffing is such an amazing substance that it is frequently enjoyed all on its own, and National Stuffing Day encourages you to try a variety of different seasonings to find out which one is your favorite.
How to celebrate National Stuffing Day
In our mind, the best way to celebrate stuffing day is to spend the whole day doing new and innovative things with stuffing! While it isn’t something most would think of, there’s nothing better than a turkey sandwich topped with stuffing and cranberry. Of course, you could also stuff pork chops, or mushrooms, or just about anything you can imagine and cook it thoroughly. When preparing stuffing properly there is one thing to be careful of, and that’s to cook the meat thoroughly to ensure that the stuffing is safe to consume as well. National Stuffing Day is a wonderful day and one that celebrates the dish itself.
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incognito-duo · 2 months
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Here’s my crack ship, you’re welcome.
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crownedpatriot11 · 3 months
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I consider it a character flaw if a person doesn’t know how to cook
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