The Food Lab

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Mikey
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I’ve read some of their stuff on the interwebs. Always interesting. Thanks for posting this I may have to check it out.
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This looks really good, thanks JSC.

Recipes are easy to find everywhere. I like to read about the science of cooking. Understanding how and why allows me to be a better cook.

Oh, yeah, I'm confident I've spent $20 in worse ways.
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The whole point of the book is that a hamburger ISN’T simple. There are also videos if you want to watch him work.
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Kierland wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 4:30 pm The whole point of the book is that a hamburger ISN’T simple. There are also videos if you want to watch him work.
So... it's basically the culinary equivalent of the science of jazz improvisation?

Aight. Maybe some of you gourmands could pick a recipe out and PET it. Best looking dish gets a jump in line for poty.
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In many cases its why DO I have them. :grin:
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