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I could use some of that!I want some Yonkers Peanut Butter.
Coca-Cola has a new flavor called "Starlight", which the bottle unhelpfully elaborates is "Space Flavored".
Oh, that looks yummy!A local breakfast place has a typical menu of pancakes, omelettes and stuff. Today they added something different, enchiladas with scrambled eggs and beans. It was tasty.
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It reminds me of New Mexico stacked enchiladas. They are SO tasty.A local breakfast place has a typical menu of pancakes, omelettes and stuff. Today they added something different, enchiladas with scrambled eggs and beans. It was tasty.
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Don’t have any advice for you but I was going to try cooking some myself not too long ago (but finally decided on buying tofu instead) and looked it up on Reddit and judging by the title of this post, you’re not alone…So I made traditional Gado Gado last night and I added some tempeh because I thought my husband would want more protein. I have cooked with tofu before but not tempeh. The recommendations I saw were to brown it in oil in a frying pan so that's what I did. Maybe I didn't cook it long enough?
The Gado Gado was awesome but either my husband or I could eat the tempeh, it was just horrible. The texture, was very dry, like eating compacted sand. What did I do wrong? I've looked up numerous recipes and most of them say to do the same so maybe we just don't like tempeh?
Edited to ask if it's possible that the tempeh I bought at the store may have been old or not processed properly?
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You don't seem to mind losing your tempeh.Tempeh should be prepared next to the bin.
It can go straight in there after cooking as far as I'm concerned.
I don't like that stuff either.