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Ok made a non traditional combo meal last eve.
Had a yearning for a Southern fried meal but also had a yearning for an Asian dish (originally thinking chicken chow Mein) .
 So cooked Southern fried chicken and in lieu of my typical sides of mashed potato w/gravy and a vegetable I made egg foo yung as my only side w/ brown sauce .
Actually it is a great combination (probably a chicken fried steak with same would be good also..hmm).
Easy to make and really it still felt like I was eating my soul food.

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Hi all how are you?

When attempting to cook duck breast i have seen videos on YouTube whereby it advises to fry the duck skin side down on the pan with no oil on a medium heat. The fat appears to render and i cook it for approximately 7 minutes on that side prior to flipping it. I also may then put it in the oven to complete the cooking. For some reason i cannot get the skin to crisp up and i would like some advice on doing this.

Thank you very much.

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Hello....I am enjoying all the videos and lessons. Yesterday I watch knife skills then went out and bought some vegetables...carrots and potatoes. What I have noticed is a slant in my julienne then my small cubes. I think it is the way I am holding the blade to cut the vegetables...any suggestions?

Maria

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While thinking about starting to sell some homemade goodies under Florida's "Cottage-Food" law, I am finding out that there are more things to consider than just the recipes to select and the prices to charge.

 

For example: it only costs $20 to rent a space in the local farmers market, but that's every week, which would add up to $1040 per year. On top of that, each vendor must bring his own fire extinguisher (regardless of what's being sold - it's just a county requirement) and 10x10, fire-resistant tent/canopy. That's $130 I'd be spending right at the beginning. 

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Hi,

I've been making sourdough loaves on an occasional basis for sometime using my sourdough starter, of which I keep about 350g in the fridge and refresh before I use it. I'd like to now bake more loaves each time, but don't want to increase my basic starter quantity as it'll waste more flour when refreshing (I live in Asia and flour isn't cheap).

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Hey everyone. So I started a pressure cooker thread some time ago when i was looking into getting one, well, a free in box bon appetit 7qt came my way not too long ago! Weird.

So, overall i'm pretty in love with it. Not this particular device, it's another standalone appliance and i'd probably just get a stovetop one if i were buying. ANYWAY

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Chef
Been a long time follower from the FCS days and love everything you have done over the years. Thank you for all the hard work, I've learned a ton. Are you finished with the tutorials and instruction now? I check back frequently for a content update but haven't seen one in awhile. Thanks again Chef

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Good Day all!!
 
I am having so much trouble pin-pointing why my ravioli’s are splitting sometimes when I freeze them.  We have made an absolute commitment to featuring a ‘rav of the day’ everyday (or at least weekly) at our restaurant and it’s quite a bear.   We do roughly 850-1000covers and will probably sell 160 ravioli  specials, 4 to 5 rav’s a plate and your banging out 700-800 a week at least! (only open 5 nights)… So we have to, have to, have to make them in bulk and freeze them. 

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