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threestars

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  1. Depends what you are cooking. Much is rapid; not all. One very traditional Chinese dish I make requires around 5 hours simmering.

    But I do think the chef quoted is talking nonsense. If you read what he actually says in the article (Joe has slightly misquoted) he contradicts himself. He says that Chinese cuisine is more difficult than French or Japanese because it isn't sauce based then says he makes the sauce from scratch each time. Also, not all French or Japanese cooking is sauce based. He's just puffing up his restaurant.

    I absolutely agree on you liuzhou. I think it really depends on what you are cooking. And yes, not all French and Japanese cuisine are sauce based.

  2. I haven't tried that Doritos Fiery Fusion. How is it? I find some of Lays chips salty as well.

    If you like hot & spicy, these chips have a good slow-building burn.

    Taste-wise, they were meh, blah, etc.

    I keep wondering why they don't start with something proven to taste good (like their Nacho cheese flavor) and then just make it hot & spicy, too.

    That sounds great! I love spicy at times. I think it's good on chips as well. I will try that.

  3. One of my favorite mexican food is beef nachos. Is there any tip aside from the typical recipe that I see from other sites that you can give me to put some mexican taste or a different kind of twist to the beef and dip when I make nachos? Any good recipes on how to make the best cheese dip for the nachos? I appreciate all the tips in advance. Thanks!

  4. I agree that the chalkboard is the most practical way to do it. LCDs and projectors are expensive as well as additional expense to your electric bills. It's just that LCDs and projectors looks class and presentable specially if you have some digital posters that you can put in an animation. I think it's just a matter of budget.

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