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| ravens_rool28 wrote: | | latinoaustino wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | I'm steaming up some broccoli and chicken tonight. Can I steam them together, or should I steam them seperately? Also, do they take about the same time to steam or do I need to start one before the other? |
Cross contamination. Salmonella isn't cool. |
Yeah, but why wouldn't I be able to cook them together? I could understand if I was eating the broccoli raw, but if I'm cooking it do I really need to cook them seperately? |
Yeah. Rules in food service are the way they are for a reason. You'd either end up undercooking the chicken or turning the broccoli into mush.
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| latinoaustino wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | latinoaustino wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | I'm steaming up some broccoli and chicken tonight. Can I steam them together, or should I steam them seperately? Also, do they take about the same time to steam or do I need to start one before the other? |
Cross contamination. Salmonella isn't cool. |
Yeah, but why wouldn't I be able to cook them together? I could understand if I was eating the broccoli raw, but if I'm cooking it do I really need to cook them seperately? |
Yeah. Rules in food service are the way they are for a reason. You'd either end up undercooking the chicken or turning the broccoli into mush. |
What if I started the chicken then added the broccoli later? I've cooked vegetables with chicken before and never had any issues.
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latinoaustino
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| ravens_rool28 wrote: | | latinoaustino wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | latinoaustino wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | I'm steaming up some broccoli and chicken tonight. Can I steam them together, or should I steam them seperately? Also, do they take about the same time to steam or do I need to start one before the other? |
Cross contamination. Salmonella isn't cool. |
Yeah, but why wouldn't I be able to cook them together? I could understand if I was eating the broccoli raw, but if I'm cooking it do I really need to cook them seperately? |
Yeah. Rules in food service are the way they are for a reason. You'd either end up undercooking the chicken or turning the broccoli into mush. |
What if I started the chicken then added the broccoli later? I've cooked vegetables with chicken before and never had any issues. |
Starting with chicken then adding broccoli would be fine.
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Pumpkin GOOEY Cake
You guys can thank me later.
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I ate breakfast today at a tiny resort cafe on lake Mille Lacs. Ate what they called a the Tackle Box. It was a giant plate of hash browns, mixed with onion, green pepper, sausage, ham, and cheese. Then eggs on top and country gravy smothering the plate. It was heaven.
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| skywindO2 wrote: | | I ate breakfast today at a tiny resort cafe on lake Mille Lacs. Ate what they called a the Tackle Box. It was a giant plate of hash browns, mixed with onion, green pepper, sausage, ham, and cheese. Then eggs on top and country gravy smothering the plate. It was heaven. |
That sounds glorious. Over easy eggs, I hope.
Ordered pizza from one of the many local joints (first time from this place), and it's amazing. It's a thin/chewy crust, they don't overload it with sauce although the sauce is actually good, and they use copious amounts of cheese. I really enjoy this pizza.
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skywindO2
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| ravens_rool28 wrote: | | skywindO2 wrote: | | I ate breakfast today at a tiny resort cafe on lake Mille Lacs. Ate what they called a the Tackle Box. It was a giant plate of hash browns, mixed with onion, green pepper, sausage, ham, and cheese. Then eggs on top and country gravy smothering the plate. It was heaven. |
That sounds glorious. Over easy eggs, I hope.
Ordered pizza from one of the many local joints (first time from this place), and it's amazing. It's a thin/chewy crust, they don't overload it with sauce although the sauce is actually good, and they use copious amounts of cheese. I really enjoy this pizza. |
I'm not an over easy person, but they're made to order so you can get them how you want. I got them scrambled.
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| skywindO2 wrote: | | ravens_rool28 wrote: | | skywindO2 wrote: | | I ate breakfast today at a tiny resort cafe on lake Mille Lacs. Ate what they called a the Tackle Box. It was a giant plate of hash browns, mixed with onion, green pepper, sausage, ham, and cheese. Then eggs on top and country gravy smothering the plate. It was heaven. |
That sounds glorious. Over easy eggs, I hope.
Ordered pizza from one of the many local joints (first time from this place), and it's amazing. It's a thin/chewy crust, they don't overload it with sauce although the sauce is actually good, and they use copious amounts of cheese. I really enjoy this pizza. |
I'm not an over easy person, but they're made to order so you can get them how you want. I got them scrambled. |
If not over easy in that situation, scrambled is the way to go. I LOVE over easy eggs though, although I've been cutting back on eggs recently. The runny yolks are so good, so very very good.
What don= you enjoy about dippy eggs?
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Sauteed 2 green peppers and two smallish tomatos (left them a little al dente) with taco seasoning. Threw in some leftover brown and white rice towards the end. Little cheese on tortillas, add a scoop of sauteed goodness, dollop of sour cream, and siracha (thanks for introducing me to this greatness). Roll them puppies up and enjoy.
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My sister brought home some Bananacake from her friend. Damn that was fantastic.
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Just made some ramen. Decided on chicken flavoring this time.
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| Sciz wrote: | | Just made some ramen. Decided on chicken flavoring this time. |
Do you have canned tuna? Do you have lemon pepper?
If you answered "yes" to both of these questions, you too can make delicious ramen.
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Oreo Cheesecake
Definitely on my To-Do list.
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Tomato sandwiches with a bit of mayo, mustard, Siracha, and horseradish cheddar. So much yum, especially on 12 grain wheat.
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IrishGreen
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is anybody here a vegetarian?
i'm try to live pretty much without meat, but i eat turkey probably 3 times a week and i do enjoy a good burger on the weekend.
i'm just worried about protein if i ever make the complete jump. i workout so i need lots of protein. i know the obvious sources, but i need some other maybe lesser known ones.
tofu is a good source i hear, also maybe meatless burgers from morningstar or boca? don't want to eat a ton of soy though.
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