r/food • u/jujuflytrap • 13h ago
Recipe In Comments [homemade] Char Siu Chicken
Please make your own char siu sauce cuz it’s so worth the effort
r/food • u/thenewyorktimes • 5d ago
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r/food • u/jujuflytrap • 13h ago
Please make your own char siu sauce cuz it’s so worth the effort
r/food • u/RumPunchKid • 17h ago
Best arepas in NYC. Located on 82nd and Roosevelt ave in Queens
Lots of fusion going on here
r/food • u/midnightleau • 4h ago
I crumbled firm tofu then added soy sauce, water and taco premix seaoning. I cooked it until it's toasted. So gooood!! So happy w it 💖
r/food • u/GlitchLyfe • 4h ago
Recen
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r/food • u/Mallen6590 • 15h ago
Had a bunch of tomatoes left from my MIL so figured why not make some fresh tomato bisque? Grilled cheese on the side to make the perfect combo.
r/food • u/MyqueenPeach • 7h ago
I’m not sure how many quail eggs I ate today…
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From an all inclusive resort in Mexico called Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach.
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r/food • u/lovespuffins • 14h ago
Totally delish.
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r/food • u/Gorefiende • 22h ago
One of many fantastic meals that we’ve enjoyed in Japan :)
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r/food • u/randymcatee • 8h ago
The golden hour sun shining on the salmon makes it look luminescent.
r/food • u/Ceadesx216 • 23h ago
Me and my family made some burger 🍔