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This is the thread for discussing teas, tisanes, and other herbal infusions. Info on types of teas, where to buy, and how to brew: https://rentry.org/tea-pastebin⧉ Previous thread: >>22189995⬆↩ 9
$1.30 a cup edition Thread for discussing coffee and coffee-related topics. If you're new and confused, start here: https://pastebin.com/UEzwuyLz⧉ If you're old and confused, try to stay on topic. Spite thread:⬆↩ 9
Teriyaki marinated Ahi crusted in everything bagel seasoning.⬆↩ 18
never understood the point of rolling tuna in seeds and the pretending to sear it through the seeds+ 1
olive oil in. it stops the pasta from sticking⬆↩ 19
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What oil do you cook with?⬆↩ 19
Have you seen the way seed oils are extracted on an industrial scale? It's disgusting.+ 2
•Braised Cabbage •Deviled Eggs •Chicken Enchiladas •Brussels Sprouts •Steaks •Seafood •Soup, stock, more⬆↩ 16
No fatties, skanks, sluts, or other coomer bullshit. Just good food. This isn't redshit. Fuck off, coomers.⬆↩ 18
thank you⬆↩ 21
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"seed oil misinformation" is a wikipedia page now.⬆↩ 20
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/wsg/ Whiskey general One scotch, one bourbon, one beer edition https://youtu.be/FUTwX_6iqgU⧉⬆↩ 23
I went on a distillery tour at a local place the other day, and they let me try some of their new make spirit. It was genuinely some of the best grain-based spirit I've ever had, and they don't even sell it. Why the hell aren't unaged (technically not) whiskeys a thing? Is it really just because of those laws the UK had that mandated minimum aging times that don't even apply to the US? Basically every other type of spirit understands that their stuff can taste fantastic unaged (see: tequila, rum, etc) and whiskey specifically has a bunch of really interesting aspects to it at the front that you just never taste because they're covered up by oak. I remember wondering this a while ago before I'd even tried it myself and all the answers that I saw online were like "yeah you don't see it because it'd taste awful" and those redditors were absolutely fucking lying.+ 1
This is the thread for discussing teas, tisanes, and other herbal infusions. Info on types of teas, where to buy, and how to brew: https://rentry.org/tea-pastebin⧉⬆↩ 27
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Previous thread https://warosu.org/ck/thread/22184472⧉ General thread for posting your cooking process/food you made.⬆↩ 34
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