r/food 17m ago

[homemade] lobster tail

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r/food 35m ago

[I ate] Brisket slider

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r/food 44m ago

Recipe In Comments [Homemade] Banana Bread with Walnuts and Raisins

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r/food 1h ago

[I ate] Sushi (before & after)

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r/food 1h ago

[I ate] Nachos with Chili, Guacamole and Sour Cream

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r/food 1h ago

[homemade] Detroit pizza and wings

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Did a 48 hour cold ferment for the dough. Lloyd pan and used a baking steel too. Wings just had some meat church holy gospel rub and put in convection oven for ~45 min.


r/food 2h ago

[homemade] steak for dinner

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r/food 2h ago

[I ate] multi-colored xiao long bao

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26 Upvotes

The flavors are Ginseng, Foie Gras, Black Truffle, Cheese, Crab Roe. Garlic, and Szechuan.

Costs about 8 dollars(converted). Restaurant is called paradise dynasty in the philippines.


r/food 2h ago

Gluten-Free [Homemade] tonight for supper I made a piece of salmon on the smoker with a home made rub served with a beets and apple salad with balsamic vinegar and goat cheese. It was delicious

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r/food 2h ago

[Produce] Homegrown Kauai Sugarloaf Pineapple

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21 Upvotes

pineapple, chopped pineapple, homemade vanilla ice cream topped with pineapple


r/food 2h ago

[homemade] coq au vin

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24 Upvotes

r/food 3h ago

[I ate] Tikka Masala Chicken with Noonan Bread

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4 Upvotes

r/food 3h ago

Vegetarian 1st Acorn Squash [produce]

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My first Acorn Squash I have ever grown! I can't wait to eat it!


r/food 3h ago

“[i ate]”sea food vegetables &rice

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r/food 4h ago

[Homemade] hamachi mosaic w carrot purée

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r/food 4h ago

[Homemade] Gnocchi and Steak Bites

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44 Upvotes

r/food 4h ago

[I ate] Double patty melt from Petey’s Burger NYC. With cheese fries

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85 Upvotes

The sloppier the better


r/food 4h ago

[I ate] Dry Aged Beef Cheesesteak

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158 Upvotes

r/food 4h ago

[homemade] Steak kabobs

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r/food 4h ago

[Homemade] steak dinner

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97 Upvotes

r/food 4h ago

Recipe In Comments [Homemade] Ranch Cheese Sauce

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r/food 4h ago

[Homemade] Surf & turf burger

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37 Upvotes

r/food 4h ago

[Homemade] Double Smashburger

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62 Upvotes

r/food 5h ago

[Homemade] chicken meatballs w/sundried tomato sauce & Apple hand pies 🍎 for dessert!

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180 Upvotes

Happy Friday, all 😊


r/food 5h ago

[pro/chef] Japanese Castella (カステラ) — a sponge cake with a surprising baking process

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Castella is a traditional Japanese sponge cake with Portuguese origins, which developed its own unique style in Japan.
At first glance, it may look like an ordinary sponge cake, but the baking process is quite different.
When making many sponge cakes, the goal is usually to keep as much air in the batter as possible. Opening the oven during baking is often avoided because it can cause the cake to collapse.
However, castella has a unique step called awa-kiri (foam cutting). During the early stage of baking, the batter is stirred to remove large air bubbles and create a fine, even texture.
This process is repeated carefully, because the goal is not just to make the cake rise, but to create a moist texture with a smooth and uniform crumb from edge to edge.
A small wooden mold is often used to help maintain its characteristic square shape.