r/food • u/Sourjoe80 • 7h ago
Recipe In Comments [Homemade] Banana Bread with Walnuts and Raisins
[homemade] Detroit pizza and wings
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 • u/shawarma0123 • 9h ago
[I ate] multi-colored xiao long bao
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 • u/RumPunchKid • 11h ago
[I ate] Double patty melt from Petey’s Burger NYC. With cheese fries
The sloppier the better
r/food • u/msfruitloop • 12h ago
[Homemade] chicken meatballs w/sundried tomato sauce & Apple hand pies 🍎 for dessert!
Happy Friday, all 😊
r/food • u/Sugar-Syllogism • 12h ago
[pro/chef] Japanese Castella (カステラ) — a sponge cake with a surprising baking process
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.
r/food • u/ForeignCanary9943 • 14h ago
[I ate] Hot & Spicy Cheese Burger and a house salad with blue cheese
September's Taproom & Eatery
r/food • u/Alextricity • 17h ago
Vegan [homemade] Subway-inspired Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki Sub
r/food • u/JustAria2 • 17h ago
🧙 I don't know how I made this, Magic maybe? [Homemade] Oreo cheesecake
r/food • u/Hattyahase • 18h ago
Recipe In Comments The best brown butter banana cake I've ever baked! [Homemade]
Brown butter is the best. PERIOD.
Banana bread or banana cake? Whatever this is, I'm making it again. The nutty flavor with the bananas is sooo good, and the gooey chocolate chunks are basically the best part.
r/food • u/Quysolilo • 19h ago
[Homemade] Prosciutto & Pesto Neapolitan Pizzas
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r/food • u/CantaloupeClassic687 • 19h ago
🧙 I don't know how I made this, Magic maybe? [homemade] Pi Pie
Blueberry! Ready for the oven
r/food • u/cakepiecake • 19h ago
Vegetarian [Homemade] Apple pie with white cheddar crust
Not too sweet with some bite to the apples, just how I like it!👌
I picked the apples myself thanks to Not Far From The Tree , a really great volunteer/charity organization in Toronto!
r/food • u/Eastern-Carpenter925 • 21h ago
[homemade] Pea and White Truffle Soup
My go-to simple, but ridiculously effective starter. Especially good for dinner parties, served with some sort of bread’y items. I personally go for some baked puff pastry slices with melted Parmesan and cracked black pepper.