#restaurant copycat recipes

[ausetkmt]

[moonlightvintage92]

Copycat Recipe: Bob Evans Cheddar Baked potato soup

Prep Time20 minutesActive Time35 minutes Total Time55 minutes Course: Soup Cuisine: American Keyword: Bob Evans Yield: 6 Servings Ingredients1 can Campbell’s Cheddar Cheese Soup1 can Chicken Broth4 cups whole milk + 1 soup can full1 pound grated Cheddar Cheese2 tablespoons Butter2 tablespoons Corn Starch1/2 teaspoon Salt1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper to taste1/2 teaspoon Onion…

[lordbyronskitchen]

(via Copycat Chinese Restaurant Dry Garlic Ribs)

[skystyling]

Recipe for Extra Spicy Sichuan Hot Chicken Copycat This dish is a replica of the extra hot Sichuan hot chicken that is a favorite at many fast-food chains. It's simple to make at home, but watch out—spicy! it's

[quixoticgourmet]

Homemade Cheddar Bay Biscuits. Screw the box. Use instant biscuit mix and a dry white wine, along with Sysco Butter-It for the topping. 99% exact to the restaurant, flavor-wise.

[luckystorein22]

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[am-i-interrupting]

Hi, I was just wondering if you could do fem!reader x Vox, Alastor, Lucyfer (separately) when reader cooks/bakes something for them (since I'm in culinary school). I want so bad to see their reactions on their meal. It can be something sweet or salty - your choice :)

I really like your work, you just do it so well♡

Thank you in advace.

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Alastor

Alastor considers himself a rather good cook. He also has very specific tastes.

It takes a lot to impress him but it is manageable.

He’s never downright mean unless it’s downright awful (like you burnt milk somehow)

However, he is somewhat firm in his opinions.

He gives critiques when you make anything that’s not specifically creole which normally boils down to “not bloody enough” or “measure spice with your heart, not a recipe.”

If you do make him things that originate from creole culture, he is in the kitchen with you.

He’s looking over your shoulder, never saying anything but making small noises of impressed or disapproval.

Those are the dishes where his critique is actually helpful.

The day he actually closes his eyes with a sigh is the day you know you’ve done something right.

Lucifer

Lucifer dabbles in cooking just a bit. Not a lot. He can cook simple things but he can cook.

He will be easily impressed.

You made homemade brownies? You’re so amazing and great and talented!

You made rolls? On everything unholy, you are the most impressive thing on earth. (Hit me up if you want a copycat Texas Roadhouse roll recipe. I’ve been hit up for it.)

He is just constantly impressed and constantly singing your praises.

He would go to Bee and ask her if she would add any restaurants you may want to have to her BeeEats app options.

Of course Bee says yes.

You get all the funding you want if owning a restaurant or bakery is on your wish list.

You will soon be known as the best chef in Hell.

Vox

Vox’s good palette is very bland.

Yes, he can enjoy some Italian food or French food or fast food or really just white food.

This man can’t handle anything spicy.

He can’t.

At all.

Don’t make him spicy food. He will think he’s dying a second time.

He does know how to cook though. Knows more than Lucifer but less than Alastor.

Because of that, he’s not going to be giving you pointers on how to better cook but he will watch.

He likes to watch you cook. It’s soothing.

If you’re open to it, he might even get you a cooking show spot or at the very least a guest star spot.

He’s impressed by your cooking, certainly but he will try to act like he’s just mildly impressed when in fact he’s more impressed than that.

“Mmm, that’s good, doll.” Meanwhile he’s just vibrating on the inside.

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[foodffs]

Bring the sweet taste of vanilla and mint home with this sweet, creamy copycat recipe of McDonald’s Shamrock Shake. Using a few simple ingredients, you can make your own better than any restaurant ice cream milkshake treat in less than five minutes.

https://www.smalltownwoman.com/shamrock-shake/

[hollowtones]

Wait did you move in with Puzz or are you just visiting? (Also if you liked the olive garden salad you should know you can buy their salad dressing in grocery stores it fuuuucks)

I get asked this every time I take time off to visit my partner & it makes me laugh every time. Anyways, I don't need to buy their garbage because Puzz has some copycat recipe they use & I liked that better than what was at the restaurant. LOL

[aurumacadicus]

We don't eat at Chick-fil-a or whatever it's called because my parents respect my siblings and I saying we aren't going to support them (and also because they don't like chicken enough to go to a chicken restaurant lmao) but there have been a few times when they've come home and said their coworkers said that Chick-fil-a is really good, why aren't we trying it again? And I have found a hilarious tried-and-true response to get them too disgusted to eat there:

Their sandwiches don't come with mayonnaise. You have to order it extra.

Idk if it's a Boomer thing or what but my parents are FURIOUS that any restaurant would have the audacity to serve a "dry" sandwich and call themselves good food. I've also offered to make a copycat recipe so they can try it but when I mention it's basically just chicken brined in pickle juice they're both just like 'ew no.'

[llatimeria]

when I was a little i picked up a technique from god knows where of ordering a side of mu shu pancakes with my chinese food (chow mein and steamed white rice) so i could use them as tortillas to make burritos with my noodles and it was so so so good but i eventually stopped doing that because it always weirded out the chinese food people (and everyone else) but just now when i looked up yakisoba (very similar to chow mein, as illustrated above) on pinterest to get an image i found out that APPARENTLY it is a NOT UNCOMMON PRACTICE to put YAKISOBA in a HOT DOG BUN

and i feel so much vindication in my heart right now. yes. tjank god. i'm not the only person who likes putting noodles into bread and bread-adjacent products

i love ... noodles

[moonlightvintage92]

Copycat: Famous Dave's Macaroni and Cheese Recipe

Ingredients 1 pound jumbo Elbow Macaroni 2 tablespoons Butter + 1/4 cup 1/2 stick, divided 3 tablespoons Flour 2 cups Milk 3/4 cup Half-and-Half 1 tablespoon Dijon Mustard 2 teaspoons BBQ Sauce 1 teaspoon Salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly coarsely ground Black Pepper to taste 4 ounces aged White Cheddar Cheese shredded 1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan Cheese 1 1/2 cups Sweet Corn…

[lordbyronskitchen]

(via Copycat Chinese Restaurant Dry Garlic Ribs)

[xxduncandonutxx]

Some friendly reminders!!

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Burger King/Hungry Jack's recipes https://topsecretrecipes.com/?target=search&mode=search&substring=burger%20king&including=all Pizza Hut recipes https://topsecretrecipes.com/?target=search&mode=search&substring=pizza%20hut&including=all Domino's recipes https://topsecretrecipes.com/?target=search&mode=search&substring=domino%27s&including=all Krispy Kreme (Unfortunately, the australian version of the company supports israel) https://topsecretrecipes.com/krispy-kreme-original-glazed-doughnuts-copycat-recipe.html More https://palestinegazaaid.carrd.co

[spurgie-cousin]

A restaurant chain near me had this incredible turkey + bacon + pesto sandwich with lightly toasted bread and I ordered it every single time I went there, and then they took it off the menu with no warning probably 8 years ago and I’m still mad about it.

I caught covid back in 2021 and temporarily lost my sense of taste and was eating bland food anyway because I had all of the fever and nausea symptoms and for some reason all I wanted was that discontinued sandwich to the point where I cried about it because I wouldn’t have been able to taste it anyway.

I relate to this soooooo hard lol, in my last year and a half or so of college (2015 so almost a decade ago atp) I got obsessed with this kale chicken salad at Panera and I ate it almost every day w/ various soups for 6 months to a year at minimum. And then one day after a holiday break I went back and it was gone, and I've been thinking about it/trying to recreate it ever since but have never gotten the dressing just right and it literally haunts me. I want that salad so god damn bad.

Edit: I have tried the copycat recipe that's out there and the dressing is just not the same it's so sad. I can't tell you how many times I've fucked with it and just can't get the citrus right, it is one of my saddest failures

[thediktatortot]

I know this seems random and out of the blue but I keep seeing people on the internet who still go to Chik-Fil-A because 'they can't get whatever this specific thing is anywhere else' and I'm here to fucking tell you that's bullshit.

Here, have some copycat recipes and stop giving money to people who want to kill queer people:

Mac & Cheese

Sauce

Nuggets

Market Salad

If it doesn't 'taste exactly like it' then they probably just add MSG without telling you because MSG is in a TON of restaurant food because it makes things taste better. And if it still isn't 'perfect' then have fun knowing your money is killing queer people.

Here, have this. You have no excuses now. Make your own shit and stop buying from the We Kill Queers company. Or at least one of them.