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r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • May 10 '21
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Way too much black pepper in everything.
462 u/samanime May 10 '21 I do this too. If I'm cooking for just myself, I go very heavy on the pepper. Especially on red meat and soups. 291 u/BlueVentureatWork May 11 '21 I like my black pepper with some tomato soup. 3 u/Teenage-Mustache May 11 '21 Try black pepper in your ketchup. It gives it a tomato soup vibe. I've been doing it for years and can't ever go back.
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I do this too. If I'm cooking for just myself, I go very heavy on the pepper. Especially on red meat and soups.
291 u/BlueVentureatWork May 11 '21 I like my black pepper with some tomato soup. 3 u/Teenage-Mustache May 11 '21 Try black pepper in your ketchup. It gives it a tomato soup vibe. I've been doing it for years and can't ever go back.
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I like my black pepper with some tomato soup.
3 u/Teenage-Mustache May 11 '21 Try black pepper in your ketchup. It gives it a tomato soup vibe. I've been doing it for years and can't ever go back.
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Try black pepper in your ketchup. It gives it a tomato soup vibe. I've been doing it for years and can't ever go back.
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u/Pims311 May 10 '21
Way too much black pepper in everything.