The Food Thread (8 Viewers)

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
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Get one of these


A bunch of these

I prefer the ones with a brown top.

A couple of


Some


A little


Of course


With


And last but not least


Do you want the process or shall I leave it to you imagination?

Of course the best thing is to do it in a
 
OP
bianconero
Sep 1, 2002
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    JCK, whatever I've said about you in the past I take back.

    You're a sweety


    Just one last question: what plant is that? I am an urbanite!

    Oh, what oil would you use?

    Thank you so much.
     

    JCK

    Biased
    JCK
    May 11, 2004
    125,388
    JCK, whatever I've said about you in the past I take back.

    You're a sweety


    Just one last question: what plant is that? I am an urbanite!

    Oh, what oil would you use?

    Thank you so much.
    That herb is Thai basil, normal basil would do if you can't get that.

    I use just a bit of sun flower oil to grease the wok a bit. The broth would add liquid to the thing, it'll make it juicy. Just an important thing, add the broth before the chili paste. And of course if you want it stronger, the only correct way to do it is chopping some



    These noodles take 3 minutes to cook, leave them for 2 and a half, rinse them in cold water immediately so they would stop cooking and let them crisp a little in the wok. They would be your last ingredient there. Timing is not really important because of the cold water trick :cool:
     
    OP
    bianconero
    Sep 1, 2002
    12,745
  • Thread Starter
  • Thread Starter #386
    That herb is Thai basil, normal basil would do if you can't get that.

    I use just a bit of sun flower oil to grease the wok a bit. The broth would add liquid to the thing, it'll make it juicy. Just an important thing, add the broth before the chili paste. And of course if you want it stronger, the only correct way to do it is chopping some



    These noodles take 3 minutes to cook, leave them for 2 and a half, rinse them in cold water immediately so they would stop cooking and let them crisp a little in the wok. They would be your last ingredient there. Timing is not really important because of the cold water trick :cool:
    I'm looking forward to the weekend even more than I was.

    My heartfelt gratitude to you.

    I have to admit (for all our bitter bantering) I like you.
     

    Byrone

    Peen Meister
    Dec 19, 2005
    30,778
    ĵџvє_вãвγ;2026382 said:
    that's yogurt sweetie, you know Döner? this is the same with döner but served with yogurt and sauce..***..
    Yeah i know,there's a fast food outlet called anat falafel that has that.Was just checking to see.
     

    Nenz

    Senior Member
    Apr 17, 2008
    10,472
    After a night of pretty heavy drinking I had myself one of these


    I don't usually eat crap... but it was calling me.
     

    Bjerknes

    "Top Economist"
    Mar 16, 2004
    116,146
    That herb is Thai basil, normal basil would do if you can't get that.

    I use just a bit of sun flower oil to grease the wok a bit. The broth would add liquid to the thing, it'll make it juicy. Just an important thing, add the broth before the chili paste. And of course if you want it stronger, the only correct way to do it is chopping some



    These noodles take 3 minutes to cook, leave them for 2 and a half, rinse them in cold water immediately so they would stop cooking and let them crisp a little in the wok. They would be your last ingredient there. Timing is not really important because of the cold water trick :cool:
    That sounds pretty tasty, might have to try that soon.
     

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