Worst food/drink trends
The grumpy cupcake poster got me thinking, what other food/drink fads need to stop?
My vote is coconut water. Tastes terrible, and the health benefits are all hype.
Microwaved cheddar on pretzels, until the whole thing was one solid mass wading in a pool of oil.
What was I thinking? No hot sauce?!!!
Tilt your head back, and let the meat slide down your throat hole.
Yeah, no doubt this causes cancer
Sorry, but wtf is with this series of what baristas do and don't want to make? I appreciate the "art", but it's a service industry, and the customer is right. I make my own coffee pretty good. No barista required.
I was "dry aging" a 20 lb primal strip with fat cap in my beer fridge (just beer, no food) a couple of months back when I saw your tweet saying it rots by 9 days. I was at 9 days at the time and immediately pulled it from the fridge and carved it up. There was no rot; it definitely could have gone longer. After trimming off the fat and exterior crust I was surprised at how moist the meat in the center still was. I think it's worth another try, possibly with a fan placed in the fridge, but I'll look forward to your next article.
The Great American Beer Snob, while normally a reclusive creature, can be seen here displaying the pontification for which is is so highly regarded. After its hubris has been displayed for all to see, it retreats back to its sad dark hole, once again scanning the internets for the next opportunity to be a douche.
aeropress. cream and sugar
blt or turkey club
aeropress, with cream and sugar
tomatoes and cheese
I want to eat that.
Occasionally. It's just another food to me
sport shoes: gfy
t-shirts: gfy
hoodies: gfy
jean: uh, gfy
famalegoods: never shop there
looks like someone spent some time in Philly and NJ
dishwasher, high heat, no detergent
I grill ribeye cap. It's what I do
Roasted animals. Seems pretty obvious.
Agreed with cyberroo. Bacon cures all.
Not that I'm a fan of the style, but the picture of New England Greek style looks nothing like it should.
Open a can of San Marzano tomatoes and make your own sauce. Takes about twenty minutes. About the same time it takes to bring a pot of water to a boil and cook some pasta.
The grumpy cupcake poster got me thinking, what other food/drink fads need to stop?
My vote is coconut water. Tastes terrible, and the health benefits are all hype.
This isn't my recipe, but I don't remember where I originally saw it and I haven't seen it anywhere in a few years. If you know where it's from, let me know.
What is your favorite uncommon soup?
Cauliflower in spicy tomato broth:
Just found out today that Cablevision has dropped the Food Network (and HGTV) from their channel lineup. That used to be my go to channel when I nothing else was on. Now, I couldn't care less. I already emailed Cablevision and requested they add the Fine Living Network in its place.
Will you miss the Food Network and all their prepackaged personalities (and the product endorsements that come with them)?
This is the kind of chicken noodle soup I can get into. It's warming and comforting, with hunks of chicken meat and slinky noodles suspended in a rich stock. But this isn't some bland rendition. No, this soup is imbued with the haunting aroma of star anise and cinnamon, and tickled by the numbing sensation of Sichuan pepper. A sprinkling of chopped chile completes this assertive bowl of soup, which comes together surprisingly fast. More
Another year, another city, another Top Chef finale! The competition was fierce as the final three contestants cooked their hearts out for the judges in Singapore. Who won the title of Top Chef, and who just went home empty handed? It's all ahead in this week's recap! [Warning: Spoilers ahead!] More
After Kenji's experimentation with burger blends, I did my own. Short ribs, chuck, sirloin, and brisket. They were all great. Plain chuck included. Home ground beef from quality cuts is so much better than anything pre-ground and bought.
Except Pat LaFrieda's I'm sure.