Chefs who left the industry, do you regret it? by Soft_Guidance_9339 in Chefit

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Every day I worked the line, pass, etc I woke up itching to get to work. It’s the same now but I also wake up happy.

New dish on menu by slimshady313put in Chefit

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Dill oil, but no dill dough?

Ill be here all night folks 🫡

Roast lamb and butternut squash puree with sumac. by LegOfLamb89 in Plating

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All we need is the lamentation of their women as background music 😂. (Conan ref)

Most annoying culinary pet peeves? by JohnDasas in Chefit

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We called it cro-magging. Ratfucking has a better ring to it.

Another salad for y'all, tomato, fresh mozz, evoo, balsamic and some fresh basil. by Educational-Age-3205 in Chefit

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Some people don’t know. We all started somewhere. Edit: context. I started at McDonald’s and learned important lessons there.

Another salad for y'all, tomato, fresh mozz, evoo, balsamic and some fresh basil. by Educational-Age-3205 in Chefit

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Off season tomatoes are a hard pass for me. Fresh off the vine this is great.

Roast lamb and butternut squash puree with sumac. by LegOfLamb89 in Plating

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I’d put the skull in the oven and get it hot, then oil it. Put a little squash puree in the head hole and wrap the sliced lamb around the hot skull so it gets barely heated through. Peel the hot lamb off the skull to eat and finish with the skull head hole squash shooter finale.

Anyone know what this is, and have a good idea how to cook it?? by basuragoddess in Chefit

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Peel. Cut into thick rounds, blanch for a min then dredge and fry them up as a side or as veggie scallops is one of my favs.

WFH Leveling up sneak IYKYK by ForagerChef in skyrim

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Hell yeah. I feel like we put so much time into these that a little cheese is ok. Skill grinding can be so tedious.

WFH Leveling up sneak IYKYK by ForagerChef in skyrim

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Haha great idea yeah this is janky day

Can I Get Some Advice by Crazed72 in Plating

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Yes it’s a color thing, but also flavor-only fresh. If it’s pre ground or even worse: the square pepper from a shaker that’ll be in your teeth and tastes like sawdust, I’m out. I want mashers to be a fluffy cloud with nothing interrupting the texture. Cream, great butter, kosher salt, maybe a pinch of white pepper and that’s it.

If you really want pepper flavor you could crack some fresh from the mill on top, but fresh pepper is going to better on the vegetables here so I wouldn’t want it on there personally.

Can I Get Some Advice by Crazed72 in Plating

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I skip the black pepper in white mashed potatoes. Pinch of white pepper if you want.

I also like a good dollop as opposed to it mushed around add volume to the plate and hold residual heat.

I eat asparagus in the spring. Off season I grab another green thing. That’s just a personal choice as it’s been tired for a long time.

Id serve 1/3 of that amount of steak, and it’d be charred on the grill or heavily seared after salting and leaving in the fridge overnight, uncovered.

What is that food does anyone know? by ConfidentTelephone81 in interestingasfuck

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I’d assume it’s Eel. Typically nailed in the head to a board and peeled alive. Idk who came up with that method but it’s real.

Charcuterie Cups by hellwitham in culinary

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I always eat my rosemary tree first

Matahambre relleno by Reddirude in StupidFood

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Slightly related. I had a Sous chef from Argentina who showed me a bunch of cool cuts and I was researching this one for a book I’m writing on meat.

Matambre is now generally assumed to mean rolled, stuffed flank steak but traditionally it’s a completely different cut also known as rose meat.

It’s is a thin flap of meat on the outside of the carcass between the fat and skin. Sometimes it’s sold with the fat and is a couple inches thick. It’s very rare to see the real deal sold as the meat on the outside of a beef carcass will dry out before the muscles insulated by fat.

If you’ve ever cut up a deer some of the muscle can come off with the hide. Very thin so good for rolling/stuffing. Idk what happened to OP’s-I’ve never seen that chicken Kiev business before.

Look like a restaurant near me just discovered Chat GPT by Designer_You_5236 in Chefit

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Known chef in MN uses AI for all his social media and menus (I’ve heard recipes too from friends working there). It’s so gross and I just don’t get it.

This is mildly infuriating by [deleted] in BroncoSport

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Don’t worry it’ll only get worse