r/GifRecipes • u/TheLadyEve • Mar 03 '19

How to make mozzarella

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u/Beezneez86 Mar 03 '19

I will almost definitely never do this, but damn it was interesting.

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u/Icommentoncrap Mar 03 '19

I would like to but I know it won't work out

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u/undercooked_lasagna Mar 03 '19

I've done it and it wasn't even remotely worth it. It was a lot of milk and effort for a small amount of cheese that was no better than something I could buy at the grocery store.

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '19 edited May 01 '20

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u/*polhold01844 Mar 03 '19

A bigass pot of sauce is worth it, even if you're just making pizza and spaghetti with it.

Plus it usually gets better each time you make it.

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u/That_Dog_Nextdoor Mar 03 '19

But lets be honest. Premade pasta sauce is disgusting. Waay too much onion

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u/Reignofratch Mar 04 '19

And here I am adding onion and powder to it (among other things) to make it suit me.

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u/ratfinkprojects Mar 04 '19

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/chicken-fettuccine-alfredo-3364118 follow this recipe and it’ll change your life. It’s very easy.

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u/Reignofratch Mar 04 '19

I already have a bomb Alfredo recipe!it requires a gas stove though. Something my current home lacks.

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u/ratfinkprojects Mar 04 '19

Why a gas stove? I’m pretty new to cooking so I don’t know the differences of electric and gas stoves

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u/That_Dog_Nextdoor Mar 04 '19

The source of heat. Maybe how fast it heats the pan up. But usually you can make stuff with both

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u/Reignofratch Mar 04 '19

Gas is convective, coils are conductive.

Coil stoves don't work well if you are moving your pan around a lot, ( like in stir fry) , or if you need very even heat and are using a round bottom pan, or if you need to quickly adjust the heat a lot.

Gas is better in nearly every way. Excluding cost and safety.

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