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Back to that be reamer...I can’t think of another use for that, so will probably just buy a squeezer model.
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Not gonna lie, I do own a wooden one of those. But I usually use a spoon or fork.
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I was using a spoon on Sunday and the lime juice basically seared a cut on my finger; no more of that for me.
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Soff.
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I got bleach in my eye once. That was not fun.
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Blue cheese dressing (chunky) is the best dressing. And shame on any of you who disagree.
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Bad take shmenguin at it again
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I prefer a house italian.
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There's an awful lot going on in that blue cheese comment.
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you got that rightThere's an awful lot going on in that blue cheese comment.
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There are many good dressings. This is one of them. But it’s basic. Don’t be basic.I prefer a house italian.
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Blue cheese or Goddess
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French dressing with a lot of blue cheese crumbles...
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homemade recipes do not apply.French dressing with a lot of blue cheese crumbles...
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Chunky blue cheese dressing is for one thing and one thing only: Buffalo chicken in any of it's varieties: wings, salad, smoked chicken thighs (:drool:).
On any other salad: Poppyseed or Balsamic Vinaigrette.
On any other salad: Poppyseed or Balsamic Vinaigrette.
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Aldi's Tahini Goddess is a great dressing
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I’ve made a homemade version; it was pretty easy to reverse engineer.Aldi's Tahini Goddess is a great dressing
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Can I has recipe?I’ve made a homemade version; it was pretty easy to reverse engineer.Aldi's Tahini Goddess is a great dressing
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lol
I just looked the ingredients and winged it on the proportions
I just looked the ingredients and winged it on the proportions
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Dear Lord that is quite the ingredient list for salad dressing. I'm one for making things from scratch, but this is taking it too far. Aldi it is.
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Minced shallot & garlic, spoon of Dijon mustard, equal spoon of vinegar of choice, 3 of those spoons of oil, whisk, disperse on leafy greens, toss, enjoy.
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I enjoy blue cheese dressing on wings, but there are far better dressings for salads. Peppercorn ranch comes to mind. As does a really well made vinegarette.
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this is not good guidance. we've done indian in the instant pot. if we're talking about a basic chicken dish, if you like overcooked meat and under-developed flavors, this is the gadget for you. but for the rest of us, make the yogurt sauce, marinate for a bit and then put the chicken under the broiler. there is not a significant savings in time or effort using the instant pot. and the end result is much worse.
the instant pot sucks for any protein requiring a precise temperature. basically anything that doesn't amount to a big hunk of shredded meat. or chicken wings. they actually work ok somehow. it is also really bad at searing. useless, almost.
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