DarkWeb
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Always season your meat with it before putting the meat in the tacoIt's not cummin', I mean cumin. Use a lot of that in taco meat.
Always season your meat with it before putting the meat in the tacoIt's not cummin', I mean cumin. Use a lot of that in taco meat.
It’s true. It hangs around forever.Curry maybe....That's the stuff that has made many a home unsellable. And a good reason to have your kitchen stove vented to the outdoors in a rental.
Yes, also asafoetida, hing or stinking gum is a bit of a strong spice you can occasionally find in a garam masala. It's similar to garlic, only more so. Think redolent of arm pitThat can be made with a bunch of different spices, I believe the yellow curry has turmeric in it.
Ew.Yes, also asafoetida, hing or stinking gum is a bit of a strong spice you can occasionally find in a garam masala. It's similar to garlic, only more so. Think redolent of arm pit
Pairs nicely with chicken:
Pic or it didn't happenNacho's, I haven't had a plate of them in quite awhile. Dinner dilemma solved.
That looks sooo much healthier than anything I have eaten all week!!So this is a lazy Saturday Hot smoke not full balls, so two parts brown sugar to one part salt. Let it set in the fridge for a few hours till the sugar is liquefied and smoke for about an hour.
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Too late, you don't want a pic of them now...Pic or it didn't happen
I'd eat that, indeed.So this is a lazy Saturday Hot smoke not full balls, so two parts brown sugar to one part salt. Let it set in the fridge for a few hours till the sugar is liquefied and smoke for about an hour.
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