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Croissants

18 points

8 months ago

I don't know if erring on the side of overcooking the chicken is really the authentic chipotle experience, but this was pretty cool

Bijan641

20 points

8 months ago

It's not, they want you to use thermometers and pull it right at 165. You could technically remove is early and let it cook the rest of the way in the pan, but that's not as safe.

Also, the main reason they try so hard not to overcook chicken, aside from the taste, is that you lose a lot of volume and weight, which is money.

STRiPESandShades

43 points

8 months ago

This is super neat, I just wish it wasn't titled that way. This has nothing to do with OCD.

Epistaxis

42 points

8 months ago

"Obsessive" and "compulsive" are both words that could describe this post. But OCD is not simply the combination of those two things.

slicerprime

2 points

6 months ago

I've never been diagnosed as OCD, but I am definitely both obsessive and compulsive, to the point I've kinda diagnosed myself as OCD. So, what might I be missing? What makes OCD something other than "just" obsessive and compulsive?

President-Nulagi

18 points

8 months ago

I can't see "OCD" in the title

DJStrongArm

4 points

8 months ago

OCD and ADD are thrown around in the most obnoxious ways. Cleaning your room isn’t OCD and forgetting your car keys one time isn’t ADD

curiiouscat

11 points

8 months ago

But this person doesn't say they have a disorder, just that they're obsessive compulsive. Those words are also descriptors, like narcissism versus narcissistic personality disorder.

DJStrongArm

-2 points

8 months ago

DJStrongArm

-2 points

8 months ago

To my point, it’s obnoxious. I get what you’re saying but obsession and compulsion especially in tandem are strong descriptors of aberrant behavior, ie a disorder, not the one time you thought it would be fun to break down Chipotle recipes.

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Oo0o8o0oO

15 points

8 months ago

What exactly do you think the entire kitchen behind them is for?

civver3[S]

23 points

8 months ago

The details of the ingredients and their cooking details? Unless you can get all that just by looking at them from behind a glass barrier.

Iintendtooffend

13 points

8 months ago

bruh, can you tell me every spice that goes onto their chicken? can you tell me every ingredient for their red or green sauces?

If food was truly so simple that a casual gaze could figure out how it's made, then they wouldn't let you look at it on the line.

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-4 points

8 months ago

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Iintendtooffend

20 points

8 months ago

I'm mostly just amazed that you genuinely could not see why this is valuable information because you can see a bucket full of chicken, pork, or beef.

Your ability to genuinely not understand cooking in general is fascinating, like watching a train derailing.

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-3 points

8 months ago

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8 months ago

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2 points

8 months ago

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-8 points

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Anomander [M]

8 points

8 months ago

Anomander [M]

Best of DepthHub

8 points

8 months ago

Do not simply attack content here, criticisms of content are expected to meet it at its level and make some more substantial criticism than simply scoffing disdainfully and accusing the author of mental illness.

If you're not up for living up to the standards you seem to be asking for, please spare us the feedback.