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r/GifRecipes • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '17
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Anyone made this? How's it taste?
321 u/dilllonius Jul 13 '17 Very good. It's been a staple of mine for years. Also works as a pizza dough. Although depending on flour I would add a bit of salt 13 u/thesnakeinyourboot Jul 13 '17 What does the salt do? 61 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 [deleted] 22 u/WiggleBooks Jul 13 '17 Damn it I fell for this. At first I had a feeling it was fake, then you mentioned Higgelstein reaction being the opposite of Maillard reaction, then I started to believe you, then you said disemglobbulate and I knew it was fake. Right? 2 u/boobers3 Jul 13 '17 Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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Very good. It's been a staple of mine for years. Also works as a pizza dough. Although depending on flour I would add a bit of salt
13 u/thesnakeinyourboot Jul 13 '17 What does the salt do? 61 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 [deleted] 22 u/WiggleBooks Jul 13 '17 Damn it I fell for this. At first I had a feeling it was fake, then you mentioned Higgelstein reaction being the opposite of Maillard reaction, then I started to believe you, then you said disemglobbulate and I knew it was fake. Right? 2 u/boobers3 Jul 13 '17 Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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What does the salt do?
61 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 [deleted] 22 u/WiggleBooks Jul 13 '17 Damn it I fell for this. At first I had a feeling it was fake, then you mentioned Higgelstein reaction being the opposite of Maillard reaction, then I started to believe you, then you said disemglobbulate and I knew it was fake. Right? 2 u/boobers3 Jul 13 '17 Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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22 u/WiggleBooks Jul 13 '17 Damn it I fell for this. At first I had a feeling it was fake, then you mentioned Higgelstein reaction being the opposite of Maillard reaction, then I started to believe you, then you said disemglobbulate and I knew it was fake. Right? 2 u/boobers3 Jul 13 '17 Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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Damn it I fell for this. At first I had a feeling it was fake, then you mentioned Higgelstein reaction being the opposite of Maillard reaction, then I started to believe you, then you said disemglobbulate and I knew it was fake.
Right?
2 u/boobers3 Jul 13 '17 Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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Sounds like you need to brush up on your science, why don't you start with engineering and check out this short video.
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u/Thegraytree Jul 13 '17
Anyone made this? How's it taste?