(Part 2) Top products from r/bingingwithbabish

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u/S-Vineyard · 8 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

Note:

This is not based on Andrew's recipe.

Normally my Mom makes this dish, but this time my dad did it for us. And for this he checked the Plachutta Recipe. (The Family has several Restaurants in Vienna, which serves Traditional Viennese Cooking. An English version of the repice can be either found in this or this cookbook.)

But to sum up the main differences:

- A bit more Onions.
- He used both Creme Fraiche (Though he said Sour Cream might have been better) and a bit Heavy Cream, actually putting it in the Sauce, than using at as a semi-garnish. Also used a bit of Flour to thicken the Sauce. (This actually improved imo. the taste.)

I love my Mom's Chicken Parikash, but the way my dad did it was actually slightly better and the best one I had for a while.

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u/Spikke · 5 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

I get all my best recipes from good cook books. I highly recommend Cooks Illustrated ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/1933615893/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_KbjOAb6PBRC4Y ) and if you want to learn everything in and around food for any occasion then try Joy of Cooking ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/0743246268/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_TcjOAb55Z5TRH ).

u/Rutthed · 6 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

On that note, you can also use a cast iron Aebleskiver pan, which you can find on amazon or antique versions at yard/estate sales for dirt cheap. Much easier to find and cheaper than the Japanese version!

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Ask your grandma if she has one laying around! She probably got one as a wedding present and it's still perfectly usable. Shoutout to r/castiron!

u/inverse_tiresias · 6 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

That looks like a swivel peeler with the material surrounding the blade being steel or silver colored, a black handle, and a dimple in the tip to scoop out spots and eyes.

After some Googling my spouse and I have narrowed it down to two candidates. Personally I think the first is closer to the one in the video (but they think the handle is too thick) while the second is a little too curved.

u/rabidpirate · 3 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

Yeah i'm stuck with the electric range (I rent), however, my uncle has an interesting solution. He has a giant cast iron wok which is too large for his gas range, but uses [one of these] (https://www.amazon.com/Bayou-Classic-SP10-High-Pressure-Outdoor/dp/B000291GBQ/ref=sr_1_3?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1499041258&sr=1-3&keywords=propane+burner) when it's nice outside.

If I don't end up upgrading my video card, or buy any more kit for my knife set, I may end up investing in one.

u/Rubberbabybuggybum · 1 pointr/bingingwithbabish

This is a similar one to the one he's using. $150. Completely reasonable to me. A knife is an investment. If it's something you use every day for years and years, a few hundred bucks is a completely reasonable amount to spend. And the difference between a good knife and a a cheap knife is something you'll notice every day. Plus if you look at the really high end knives, a few hundred bucks seems practically free.

u/Chumkil · 9 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

I highly recommend this one:

https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Stainless-Pull-Out-Display-11-Pound/dp/B000WJMTNA

A lot more expensive than Babish’s, but you can take the top off, still read it with giant pots on it (numbers come out on cord) and it is extremely accurate.

It is America’s Test Kitchen’s most recommend.

Though, if you want visual style the etekcity looks sleek, can’t argue that.

u/mrbananagrabber1 · 1 pointr/bingingwithbabish

Lol no, “can” but really a plastic container. It’s all dry, think more like a potato chip than an actual onion product.

https://www.amazon.com/Frenchs-French-Fried-Onions-Original/dp/B0005Z7U9O

u/Spiegs- · 9 pointsr/bingingwithbabish

Is this what you're looking for? I am not sure what the exact pan is, but I do know that this would be good for the smash burgers because of its large size.

Edit: His website says that be uses Lodge Cast Iron, this may be what he uses.

u/troubledwatersofmind · 1 pointr/bingingwithbabish

Get this and follow the directions to the letter...

with the exception of the flour mix that they use, in which case you'll want to use this.
Also, if you bake at an elevation above 3000 feet above sea level, you should look into recommendations on how to alter your recipes accordingly.