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1) Little known fact: inconsistent with most other things about me, I cook most nights! I'll post some "recipes" here. Spoiler: most of these recipes are: 1: put [x] in a pan 2: put olive oil in the pan 3: turn on the stove and fry [x] 4: pour a lot of salt on [x] 5: eat [x]
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2) As it turns out, frying things in a pan with olive oil, salt, and (when I'm feeling ambitious) dried minced garlic is exactly what I like eating, and it works for most foods. This is especially true given that I'm a picky eater: salty + savory + not-spicy + vegan + filling
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3) Dish 2! Beyond Burger. 1: put burgers in a pan with oil and salt 2: (optional) put veggie bacon in the pan 3: fry them 4: add buns and pickles 5: eat
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yo i dunno your taste but PLEASE try brussels with honey. the recipe says to bake them then add some salt and honey but i think you can try it in a pan also. maybe don't fry them on olive oil because i don't thin that olive-honey flavour would work.
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Sam, try this. Add an anchovy to the olive oil, and drizzle the brussel sprouts in some good quality balsamic vinegar. Next, turn the heat right up to max and let the pan get hot, throw the sprouts in the bin, and place a steak on there and flip once a minute til medium rare.
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Nice! Make this all the time. Started using avocado instead of olive oil about a year back. Think it makes a lot of sense because the smoke point is higher, so you can really char the sprouts at high heat.
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You might enjoy this book which explains a lot of the chemistry (both compound producing reactions and physical chemistry) behind cooking… The book was written well before the modern trend in molecular gastronomy, and is fairly technical.
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