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Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
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Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
this guyOriginally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
Originally Posted by wanksta23
this guyOriginally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
Originally Posted by Exile On Ivy St
I've had plenty of delicious, juicy, tender steaks that were cooked well done, barbecued them actually. They were spendy, though. 16 bucks a pop, you not getting anything juicy and well done if you're hittin up Albertson's for your meat . .
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by wanksta23
this guyOriginally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
OG you're a foolOriginally Posted by The Takeover
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by wanksta23
this guyOriginally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
It could be worse...Originally Posted by kingjamesvehs
waking up to this thread ftl
im supposed to eat a pop tart after reading this?
Originally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
Most women I know can't touch me in the kitchen.Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
Originally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
It could be worse...Originally Posted by kingjamesvehs
waking up to this thread ftl
im supposed to eat a pop tart after reading this?
Originally Posted by Jules300
I dont care wat yall say i aint eating no half done steak. You enjoy u e coli steaks smh. BTW u can cook a steak well done with out burning it and ill be damned if i go to a resturant and order a nice cut steak and the chief send out some !$%!*#$* he better have on his running shoes.
Originally Posted by tee eye ehm
my lady and i prepared all this for our valentines dinner. korean bbq, seaweed salad, poke salad, philly rolls, california rolls, fried california rolls, and seared tuna with soy and lemon sauce. not top chef quality, but tasty as hell!
Originally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
Most women I know have touched me in the kitchen.
Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i wish i wasn't eating healthy so i could cook and destroy all of you mother !%%%%+*i'm a woman, the kitchen is my domain
^ you're my neighbor thenlol
Originally Posted by OGbobbyjohnson773
It could be worse...Originally Posted by kingjamesvehs
waking up to this thread ftl
im supposed to eat a pop tart after reading this?
Originally Posted by Defyant 1
^^ I competely agree. see my previous post re well done steaks. Also, black folks love ranch. Ive wokred at high end restaurants in the bay and follks would come in asking for ranch dressing, hence the nickname ranchers( we got a table of ranchers on table 10) let me gert this straight , I spent 15 mintues making blood orange vin, meyer lemon rosemary vin, etc. etc and you want ranch?? Ive often walked out to tables and informed the customers thast this is not fridays. Im the biggest ahole in a kitchen. Also, bllod should not be running out of your steak, let it reast at least 5 mins before cutting into it.
To anyone who said the words juicy and well done are seriously displaying their ignorance. This is not a matter of opinion, simply facts! Telling me you likea well done steak is like saying you like buying cars w/ tons of miles on them.
5stan: your dish w/ the mushrooms and whatnot looks really bland. Mushrooms are amazing but there is a trick to cooking them. HIGH HEAT. like really high. next time try getting your pan extremely hot then adding a lil bit of oil (olive, flax seed, conola, etc) you want to get a really good sear on the mushrooms and this is the only way to do it. yours look a little soggy. also, musroom are like sponges, so say half way through cooking you wanted to deglaze the pan w/ ?? I dont know, your favoritye salad dressing, dry sherry (classic) beer, hennesy, it doesnt matter the mushrooms will pick up this flavor and come out really nice.
Hiro: your dishes look amazing. this is the food i prefer to cook, although being originally form the south soul food is my heart. The sear on the swordfish is superb! Ratatouille had made a drastic comeback every since that pixar nonsense and your looks delicious. the caponata seems like a better choice to compliment the fish as well as accent the tamale. Also, what was it braised baby cabbage? on pint. I would often grill it first, or endive the braise it so you have the nice grill mark when served and a little smoky flavor.
Justooce: your pasta looks a little clumpy. Next time try tossing it lightly in olive oil after cooking or add the oiol to your cooking water. you want the noodles to sldie w/ eachother, not become a birdsnest.
Kbomber: another chef form the bay, huh? where do you work? I do a lot fo catering and am always looking for addt'l help
Tee Eye Em: that spread looks good. real good. Props on making sushi. Most think it is harder than it is
Shabooyah- How to sear a steak: first off get your pan hot; say med high. Once heated add a lil bit of oil and distribute evenly in pan. Next, add the steak, scallop, whatev. Next let the steak sit for a min or so to develop a nice sear. This is the key BUTTER BASTING, this is why every steak you get at a restaurant taste better than a home steak, because it was cooked in tons of butter! sorry chefs, but im giving away a trade secret. so, add a fat pat of REAL unsalted butter to the pan, ( this is also a point to add some addt'l flavor-smash a clove of garlic and add a sprig of thyme, rosemary, whatever you have on hand) tilt the pan towards you and beging scooping up the emlted butter and puring it over the uncooke side of the steak. this way your cooking it from both side, the heat form the pan as well as a shower of hot garlic, thyme, butter. Continue basting for 2 mins or so ( the butter also helps to carmelize the meat once flipped) turn the steak over if you reach the desired sear. continue to bast the seard side for a minute or two. the center will still require some addt'l cook time so i would suggest throwing it a 500 degree over (that should of been preheating) for about 3 mins. After 2 mins check on it ( a good way to check doneness; touch you index to your thumb and feel the tendon b/w your two fingers. this is well done. middle finger med well, ring- medium, pinky- rare) Once done to your liking, remove from oven and let it rest for 5 before cutting into it.
SimplyDimply: lies. Most chefs are men. working in kitchins it is rare to see a women chef and be in cherge. know this. men rule.,