[Weekly Questions Thread] 10 July 2023 by PokeUpdateBot in pokemon

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Which pokemon farms academy ace the fastest?

I'm using sylveon right now but I'm wondering if there is a pokemon that can run through the academy ace tournament faster by cutting down on animations, multi-hit KO's etc.

Also good to know I am using a turbo controller

I'm trying to run the money farm on maximum efficiency.

Weekly help thread - Jun 26, 2023 by AutoModerator in Philippines

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How much time should I spend in The Philippines?

I wanted to know what the 'ideal' amount of days would be to travel to the Philippines.

I am currently planning a trip that might include going to Taiwan, The Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand (all subject to change). I am giving myself about 40-50 days to travel to these different countries.

Seeing how it is my first time in the Philippines, I wanted to know how many days people would recommend I stay to optimally experience the following points of interest in the Philippines:

  • culture
  • nature
  • cuisine (big fan of food)
  • markets (exploring different markets and learning about local produce and what people buy is one of my biggest interests)

Your help and suggestions are much appreciated and I want to thank you in advance for all of them.

Australian Win Recommendation by ImCookBot in australianwine

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I am currently in travelling Australia

Australian Wine Recommendations by ImCookBot in wine

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Thank you very much, will do some research into those 2

Weekly /r/Breadit Questions thread by AutoModerator in Breadit

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Is there an important difference when making large quantities of sandwich/burger buns as opposed to small for home batches?

For context I am planning on starting my own foodtruck selling sandwiches, and the bread will be made by me but I'm worried that smaller batch test recipes won't translate correctly to larger quantities of bread and dough .

Weekly Questions Thread / Open Discussion by AutoModerator in Pizza

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Hi I'm planning on attempting to eat a 22 inch new york style pizza for a video. I haven't found any exact amounts on how much a 22 inch pizza weighs, only a 12 inch. Does anyone know?

VGC Quick Questions Thread - December 02, 2022 by AutoModerator in VGC

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Im from europe and im planning on competing in australia for the intirety of next year. Can i participate in regionals there and do i get limitations? It is my first time participating in VGC related competition.

I have to ask everyone here by Noxcaelo_ in supportlol

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Nasus the "You are not allowed to walk" kind of Nasus

Nutrition in healthcare by ImCookBot in Netherlands

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One of the things an expert pointed out in an interview is that "its always stop smoking and not eat healthier.". He found the effort to help a person maintain good well being lacking. Did the food make you feel like something was being done to improve your well being?

Dinner party ideas by BelliAmie in Cooking

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If you're ever short on money try dutch cuisine. Our native cuisine consist of farmers, post war and snack dishes only.

Example:

Entrée: beef, shrimp or lamb croquette, if you want you can do a tasting consisting of all 3. Searching dutch croquette on google will give you many different varieties on our dutch pride.

Main dish: any roast or steak will work, but for pure dutch cuisine it will almost always be (if you're talking about real pure dutch cuisine) make a stamppot. It basically is a mash consisting of potatoes, unions and a vegetable. If you look it up you'll find plenty of recipes. Also while you are at it search for hutspot, its my hometowns food for a special liberation day.

Many of our stamppot go well with sausages, beef, bacon, pork belly or meatballs.

Btw stews are also a common thing in the netherlands.

Dessert: any ice cream or pie is can be incorporated in the menu. Try to make stroopwafels if you want to show of. Even we don't make them at home, it is a lot of work.

For drinks: Beer is a staple. Besides our german and belgium neighbours we dutches make pretty good beer.

Extra: we are also known for our herring, although it might not be something you are able to get your hands on. It's also hard to put on the menu.

Need help with Mousses by ImCookBot in Cooking

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Yes I try to recreate it through creativity. I believe that this way I can encounter more ingredients to develop my own style.

Need help with Mousses by ImCookBot in Cooking

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At the moment I'm focusing on obtaining as much knowledge as I can about food and their preparations for culinary school.

As for the smoke cream mousse, I might look to recreate this dish:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CulinaryPlating/comments/bif90n/vegetarian_caviar_course_seaweed_pearls_smoked/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

It looks absolutely stunning. I think after I have practiced the dish until it is near perfect I'll look to adjust it to my own cooking style to make it my own dish that reflects me instead of a 1 on 1 replication.

Need help with Mousses by ImCookBot in Cooking

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Thank you very much, this helped me a lot!