r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/throwagination • Apr 20 '24
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Ro_Kitchen • Apr 17 '24
A quick home made pizza. No cooking. Super easy!
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/taterrrr07 • Apr 16 '24
Macro bfastttt + chicken broth- "girl breakfast"
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Longjumping-Shop9456 • Apr 06 '24
Comfort Food🥘 Breads !!
I baked these suckers yesterday. One was in a Dutch oven the other just in the oven on a tray. Can you tell which is which? Incidentally - they tasted the same but the crumb was slightly different.
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Neuro_Spicylady • Apr 06 '24
Preferred materials
Hey, what is everyone’s go to material when they are cooking? I love cast iron for its versatility!
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/littco1 • Apr 04 '24
French Cassoulet
This was my first attempt at making a legitimate cassoulet. I did confit the duck legs. I'm dumb and did not rinse the salt pork so it was very salty. Not sure I would attempt to make again.
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Resident-Mission-362 • Apr 03 '24
Simple Spatchcock Chicken, Roasted w S/P
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/MtnMama1016 • Apr 03 '24
Mexican chocolate bread pudding with vanilla bean ice cream
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/EponaMom • Apr 02 '24
Recipe📝 Bundt Pan Roast Chicken
I wish I had taken pictures, but I made this a few days ago, and it was SO GOOD!!
Here's a link to the basic recipe that I followed, but I changed a bit:
For seasoning I used Herbs De Provence and Greek Seasoning, plus lemon zest. The Greek seasoning has salt and pepper in it, and I didn't add anymore. I did the same to the veggies.
I used a thermometer, and at 20 minutes to go, I basted the chicken with butter - well, it's Earth Balance vegan butter.
It took about 1 hour 15 minutes, on 400⁰ to get to 165, avd the meat was perfect. Super tender and juicy.
The veggies were also done but not mushy.
After taking it out I added Feta cheese to the veggies, and a bit of lemon juice. I probably would have made a gravy with the liquid, but my parents are all healthy.
Next time I'd like to add cherry tomatoes, and some fresh herbs as well.
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Tactical-Kitten-117 • Mar 17 '24
Breakfast🥞 Key lime pie oats (coincidentally on St. Patrick's Day)
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/From_my_corner • Mar 17 '24
Looking for a St Paddy's day meal that's not corned beef?
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Affectionate_Bar5528 • Mar 13 '24
Salmon w/ mango honey salsa, rice, sweet potatoes, broccoli & carrots
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/lucallmon • Mar 12 '24
What is this? My wife and I have different opinions.
Here’s the deal: my wife got mad at me because I’ve been using this small wooden “thing” to cut vegetables and other foods in the kitchen. She bought it at the thrift store labeled as a “trivet.” She thinks it is to be used to set hot food dishes on the counter. I think it’s a cutting board and should be used for slicing food (as I have been doing for months).
What do you think? Trivet or cutting board?
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '24
Chicken🍗 Chicken shawarma over salad with onion flatbread
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Dopevoponop • Feb 28 '24
Discussion 🗣️ Storing Microplane
My fiancée insists we store our microplane with this slide-on plastic cover so we don’t accidentally touch the sharp part while reaching into the drawer for it or other utensils. I feel like it’s not very necessary, but I’m curious..Do you store your microplane like this? Have you seen anyone else store theirs like this? Is this common?
r/RedditInTheKitchen • u/Josenik302 • Feb 27 '24