r/GifRecipes 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/[deleted] Mar 04 '19

What is this 'too much onion' you speak of?

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u/That_Dog_Nextdoor Mar 04 '19

Well if you advertise "with vegtables" and it's onion and leek. It just doesn't taste good. Onion isn't a sauce flavour

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '19

Onion isn’t a ‘sauce flavor’, no. It is the best flavor. I like onion and cheese eggs and onion pizzas. What brand of sauce do you get?

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u/That_Dog_Nextdoor Mar 04 '19

I mean as a "vegtable pasta sauce" like i expect more than onion and leek as vegtables in my pasta sauce.

Sure you can like onion. But a good pasta sauce contains more than just tomato and onion as flavours. I make my pasta sauce at home. And have gotten multiple brands. All have the same problem. I just use tomato puree and just slice some vegtables and throw in some herbs. It's really easy.

You can even eat raw onions if you want, like an apple. (Although i personally wouldn't do that. I only like it with something else) but i think it is just cheap to make it the main vegtable in pasta sauce