EPT[Hasu Cook] 5: Coq au Vin - Page 2
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QuanticHawk
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See.Blue
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 Seriously though looks amazing. Love these. Godsend for a poor grad student  | ||
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Froadac
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On May 26 2012 06:01 Hawk wrote: I think I already have homemade frozen chicken stock somewhere. It's for standard chicken soup, used a roast chicken carcass... I'd still get the same effect if I defrosted and added in a bit more thyme and a bay leaf? Or is it better from scratch following that? I don't think the difference would be that substantial. | ||
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Newbistic
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On May 26 2012 09:37 Froadac wrote: I don't think the difference would be that substantial. I concur. If your stock uses roast chicken carcass it should already be brown (I think?), but if it isn't that's still fine. I think most people just use store bought chicken stock or beef bouillon. | ||
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On May 25 2012 17:15 Newbistic wrote: Hasu means trash or sewage in Korean. I originally named the series Hasu cook because I thought hasu meant "average-level", but it was not meant to be. Then laziness took over and the name is now stuck. i was like wtf when i saw the title and the blog. they dont add up lol | ||
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Mithriel
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Sadly im just single and i dont enjoy cooking a shitton of a food for only 1 person. So i barely cook, but once i find someone ill coq... cook for her! | ||
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-orb-
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Awesome write-up, and I hope to get to taste your coq some day  | ||
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ThatGuyDoMo
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Xapti
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Alethios
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That looks incredible, i'm salivating. | ||
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