• EldritchFeminity@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    23 hours ago

    My family’s would probably be “Damn Good Dip,” which is very easy to make: take a container of sour cream and mix a packet of onion soup-mix into it. Serve with potato chips.

    For standard dinner faire, my parents make Consomme Rice, which is just white rice cooked using beef consomme instead of water.

    My recipe would be Fried Deviled Eggs, which is just deviled eggs but before you put the yolk back in, you batter the whites with panko and throw them in the air fryer until they get crispy and crunchy. It’s an extra step in an already less than easy to prepare food, but I’ve gotten lots of people asking if I’m going to make them when I go to parties.

    I’m also known for my Steakhouse-style Garlic Mashed Potatoes, which, like with the rice, the trick is to boil the garlic and potatoes both in chicken stock instead of water, and then mash the garlic cloves right into the potatoes along with butter and cream cheese. It makes them super flavorful.

  • Moon@slrpnk.net
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    1 day ago

    What is it with all the dips in USA cuisine? And what are you dipping that need such heavy dipping sauces?

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      1 day ago

      It is a potluck, not just a regular meal. It’s a large get together and you might expect more like a “grazing” behavior than a meal. Everyone brings something and you try a little of as much as you want

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      Usually chips. But also other foods. Pizza, bread sticks, french fries. Now that I think about it, it’s usually a carb.

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    2 days ago

    dafuq you people doing naming what you make and NOT POSTING YOUR RECIPES?!?!?

    I make some bomb ass corn bread.

    preheat oven to 420 degrees F.

    1 cup flour

    1 cup cornmeal

    1 cup milk

    1/4 cup sugar

    1/4 cup veggie oil

    2 bigass eggs

    1 tbsp baking powder

    mix that shit good until it’s a slightly runny batter.

    add extras and mix some more.

    Extras may include any or all of the following: diced onion, diced bellpepper, sausage crumbles, diced jalapenos, whatever the fuck you want in your cornbread it will probably be delicious.

    Coat pan in oil. Pour batter into pan. I use a regular loaf pan.

    Bake in oven until it passes the toothpick test.

    Without extras, should pass toothpick test inside of 30 minutes. With extras, time will be longer and you’ll have to play with it.

    insert sob story about how I love my mamma here to round out the recipe.

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      1 day ago

      The unsung hero of potluck.

      “You shouldn’t have,” says the host who no longer has to do dishes. “It’s so wasteful,” says the guest who no longer has to help with dishes.

  • Cracks_InTheWalls@sh.itjust.works
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    Bacon brussels sprouts. Cut one pack of bacon into lardons, cook bacon, remove the bacon, pour out just a little bacon grease but leave some in the pan, add trimmed and halved/quartered brussels sprouts with some salt, pepper, maybe a little garlic powder, cook until al dente-ish, add the bacon back, mix, serve or transfer to crockpot.

    Edit: Finish with a little squirt of lemon juice and grated parm.

  • Brisket@lemmy.ca
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    I play airsoft, and after a few guys tried my brisket, that’s how I got my call sign.

    Buuut, I will, in no way, routinely bring that to a potluck. Too much time and money!

    For me? Chicken, smoked with Hickory for three hours, nice and low, with my own dry-rub that’s a little sweet, little smokey, and a little spicy, with a hint of maple coming through.

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    Quiche. I challenge you to find a vegetarian dish with a higher taste/effort ratio.

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    I do a guac because it’s easy and I’m not great at cooking. Fortunately guac hasn’t hit the zeitgeist in Japan so people are impressed by it.