WTF do you mean, "Saute"? I know how to bake, I know how to fry, I know how to boil, I know how to microwave, but WHATTHEHELL are you telling me to do here?
Signed,
Uncultured bastard.
Signed,
Uncultured bastard.
Dear Rice-A-Roni
- Thread starter EyeMWing
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It means Saute.
You know. As in Saute.
hehehe
But Saute is rapid cooking over medium-high heat with frequent stirring.
You know. As in Saute.
hehehe
But Saute is rapid cooking over medium-high heat with frequent stirring.
Do I look like a woman to you!?!? I'm a man - I can fix steak, ramen, mac and cheese, sausage, and some badass spaghetti. But this fancy rice-a-roni crap... Hell.
I'd tell my mother to do it but hospital beds aren't ideal for cooking.
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Do I look like a woman to you!?!? I'm a man - I can fix steak, ramen, mac and cheese, sausage, and some badass spaghetti. But this fancy rice-a-roni crap... Hell.
I'd tell my mother to do it but hospital beds aren't ideal for cooking.
real men cook
... and saute
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Do I look like a woman to you!?!? I'm a man - I can fix steak, ramen, mac and cheese, sausage, and some badass spaghetti. But this fancy rice-a-roni crap... Hell.
I'd tell my mother to do it but hospital beds aren't ideal for cooking.
You do look like a woman.
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Do I look like a woman to you!?!? I'm a man - I can fix steak, ramen, mac and cheese, sausage, and some badass spaghetti. But this fancy rice-a-roni crap... Hell.
I'd tell my mother to do it but hospital beds aren't ideal for cooking.
real men cook
... and saute
Your kind of real man must shave his legs and pop his collar :laugh:
shilala
Lifer
- Oct 5, 2004
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Rice-a-roni is awesome.
Saute means toss some butter in the frying pan and dump the rice in.
The goal is to brown some of the rice without burning it. The more you brown it the better it is.
When you can't take any more, dump the water in. That's where you've gone from "saute to simmer" as in the commercials.
Congratulations on learning how to cook rice-a-roni. You can now cook better than 75% of the women I've ever known.
...and get rid of the bytch avatar.
Saute means toss some butter in the frying pan and dump the rice in.
The goal is to brown some of the rice without burning it. The more you brown it the better it is.
When you can't take any more, dump the water in. That's where you've gone from "saute to simmer" as in the commercials.
Congratulations on learning how to cook rice-a-roni. You can now cook better than 75% of the women I've ever known.
...and get rid of the bytch avatar.
Originally posted by: MrChad
EyeMWing's kind of real man can't cook a box of rice for himself without mommy's help.
Precisely.
It's not about what the manufacturer says, it's about how it's used. General Dynamics doesn't call the F-16 graceful (they don't call it much at all, really) - but that doesn't mean it isn't.
MikeyIs4Dcats
Lifer
- Nov 5, 2001
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Ok, here's the REAL question....why is cooking Rice-A-Roni in thr microwave like 2 minutes faster than on the stovetop??
AreaCode707
Lifer
- Sep 21, 2001
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Originally posted by: shilala
Rice-a-roni is awesome.
Saute means toss some butter in the frying pan and dump the rice in.
The goal is to brown some of the rice without burning it. The more you brown it the better it is.
When you can't take any more, dump the water in. That's where you've gone from "saute to simmer" as in the commercials.
Congratulations on learning how to cook rice-a-roni. You can now cook better than 75% of the women I've ever known.
...and get rid of the bytch avatar.
Yep yep. Butter + rice + spatula = saute.
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