Use enough chicken parts with collagen and cook the pasta in the soup. I've made many chicken noodle, but the secret isn't pasta it's all about that thicc stock
That actually happens regardless of if the water is thicc or not. As a steak cools down the juices start to slowly get reabsorbed. Adam Ragussea shows this in his "seasoning the cutting board" video on his channel.
Now hear me out: making soup stock using thick water, and then making actual soup with it. Call it Thicken Noodle Soup, or Thicc'ened Chicken, or some such.
"We did it a disservice," Mr. Sausage says after months of torturing steaks in the worst cooking conditions possible and not even finishing the damn things.
I feel like he was unusually harsh on the score. It was still technically edible if unappealing, so I'd have thought I'd get at least a half sausage. Oh well, the Sausage God giveth and the Sausage God taketh away.
That pot looks like it’s a Revere Ware. I think Paul Revere would be proud to see the things that pan has cooked. Thank you for carrying on his revolutionary legacy by rebelling against culinary norms.
Wouldn't be a good idea. It would just instantly evaporate, splashing hot oil everywhere and all you'd be left with is a tiny amount of burnt thickener.
Shoulda just yelled DA BEARS! in response to her questioning lol. I do it all the time with my Chicago native wife and it seems to unlock memories of better times and she just goes away. And I get back to eating them pringles boy lol.
today's my mum's birthday and she watches your videos the day they come out before going to bed. she's hoping for more sausagequest but this definitely makes for a great alternative
I got this notification in church. I suppose, in a way, thank you lord for this glorious sausage man, answering questions literally no one lacks the sense to ask, but without whom we would find no answers to these unanswered questions. Amen...?
so a google dive on what exactly I'm looking at led me to learn more about dysphagia than I think I've ever wanted to know, so thanks for that. Is this basically water + xanthan gum?
I know thick water exists for people who have difficulty swallowing for whatever reason, but boy does it feel like it's just what you drink in the depths of the uncanny valley.
Should boil something absorbant in thick water, like rice or spaghetti. Or try freeze drying stuff and rehydrate it with thick water. Then make a sausage with the resulting product as well of course.
I would have reseasoned it and seared it personally but I guess if you were going for a purely thicc water cooked steak... Even still I feel like even with regular water if you're boiling your steak you probably season it some after it leaves the water I mean its clearly all gonna boil off in the water although I could see the thicc water sucking away more of the seasoning.