If you do like to cook, what do you cook?
Ask HN: How many hackers (or even tech enthusiasts here) love to cook?
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#2I got a copy the other day and it is a fun read so far.
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#7I love cooking. In fact, my most recent app, http://7courses.com was created to solve my problem of having far to recipes to manage.
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#8http://www.pathelectronica.com/journal/public/2010/05/02/dea...
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#9Simple delicious dish: carnitas. Use cheap pork shoulder (incidentally, the cheaper the cut of pork, the tastier!). Cut into 1" cubes and drop into a pot and add enough water to cover. Squeeze half a lime and add some salt to taste. Bring to boil and skim off the yucky stuff floating on top. Partly cover and reduce to SLOW simmer and let all water boil off. You are causing most of the fat to render out of the meat. It should cook for at least an hour. When water's all gone and pork is starting to fry in it's own fat, add chilies, garlic, onion and maybe more lime juice. The meat will be falling-apart tender by this time and now crispy outside since it's been frying.
Eat as is, or add a cup of rice and let the rice partly fry in the oil, then add 2 cups water or veggie broth, achiote (cooked, crushed annato seeds), more onions and peas & carrots and cook until rice is done. Enjoy.
Delicioso one-pot meal! Much easier to do than to read about it. Should not take more than 5 minutes preparation time.
Aside: in my single days, I quickly learned that one of the easiest ways to impress women was to cook for them. Following JWZ's philosophy of doing what gets you laid...
Re: Ask HN: How many hackers (or even tech enthusiasts here) love to cook?
#10Here's what I've cooked recently, plus other recipes I've saved:
http://yumtab.com/sarah-justin
(I actually created YumTab specifically to keep track of this stuff.)