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jade618
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14h ago
Serious question, I stopped blanching my fries twice and nobody in the kitchen noticed for 6 weeks
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leob93
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1d ago
My 58 year old line cook buddy thinks tasting spoons are for rookies and honestly he might be onto something
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anna_henderson76
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2d ago
Vent: I looked up how much salt actually goes into a pot of restaurant stock
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rose_murray
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2d ago
Ran out of kosher salt mid dinner rush and grabbed the flaky stuff by mistake
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pipergonzalez
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4d ago
Spent 45 minutes looking for my bench scraper in a 12x12 kitchen
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diana_bell74
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4d ago
Line cook smoker vs home smoker, went with the used offset for $180 and my brisket game flipped
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jennifer_fisher
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6d ago
A line cook in Nashville told me to stop seasoning fries right out of the fryer, and the difference after 30 seconds is honestly kind of annoying
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troy_butler7
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12d ago
I used to taste everything with a clean spoon, now I just use the same one and wipe it
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the_leo
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13d ago
Line cook at a spot in Austin showed me his mise en place setup, and I've never prepped onions the same way
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diana_bell74
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15d ago
Switched from a flat top to a cast iron plancha at my diner in Boise and the sear on my burgers finally showed up
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taylor_moore
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16d ago
Showerthought: tossed my 20 year old knife roll for a $12 magnetic bar and my back thanks me
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avery721
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17d ago
Burnt 40 portions of sauce at the Saturday rush and had to think fast
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henderson.hugo
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17d ago
Can we talk about how I was slicing brisket the whole time with a dull knife?
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emmar75
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17d ago
I brined a 22 lb turkey in pickle juice before Thanksgiving service and the skin turned to rubber
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craig.michael
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20d ago
Used to eyeball every sear on the flat top, now I use a $12 IR thermometer and my steaks come out the same every time
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