So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
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So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
Feel free to brighten up the thread with your food photos.So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
Let's see.....So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
Heh, I didn't say British food was any better!Feel free to brighten up the thread with your food photos.![]()
1%(Vegetarians)So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
So what percentage of food in the US isn't brown?!! I mean, some of it looks very nice and all, but I can't help noticing that brown seems to be the preferred colour!
There is NOTHING squeamish about that. YUMLike Duke said, carmelization... but only on the outside. Those steaks I posted on Monday - The Wife's was medium-rare, but I like mine full-on rare... It's not easy getting that level of sear marks and carmelization without overcooking the inside, on steaks that thin...
(I didn't post these originally out of respect for the squeamish but you've forced my hand...)
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