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What did you eat last night for dinner?
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Great job on the bun. What is the line of yellow on the bottom portion? Egg-wash?Originally Posted by mgm9128
The burger looks cooked just right.
Yeah, it's egg wash. I must have brushed it on a little heavy. I don't bake often, so it's a learning experience.
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Had my first pho today. Was a take away so I had to mix the broth, noodles, herbs by myself at home. Hope I did it somewhat okay. Next time I'll use some less chilis, maybe 60-70%, they were pretty hot. Tasted good though. Added some more cilantro and thai basil while eating.
Burger looks good.
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Had my first pho today. Was a take away so I had to mix the broth, noodles, herbs by myself at home. Hope I did it somewhat okay. Next time I'll use some less chilis, maybe 60-70%, they were pretty hot. Tasted good though. Added some more cilantro and thai basil while eating.Originally Posted by b1os
Burger looks good.
The broth looks very light. Is it just the picture or was it really that pale?
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Home alone tonight, so I was just ******* around. It looks like a poussin on the outside...
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and what is it on the inside? Deboned or stuffed with something smaller.Originally Posted by KJT
Nothing. I just took the bones out in one piece, then since all the skin is in tact it shrinks back down to its original shape, but in a smaller size. I was kind of bored.
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Nothing. I just took the bones out in one piece, then since all the skin is in tact it shrinks back down to its original shape, but in a smaller size. I was kind of bored.Originally Posted by iammatt
you say that like it is a pretty simple thing to do. impressive
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