What can I do with radish? Something other than putting it in a salad? Any good desserts?
>>8853642
Make something really unorthodox and post the step-by-step photos of you making it to /ck/ so we can tell you how disgusting it looks (and therefore how disgusting it must taste).
How about SPAM, onion, garlic, and radish pie?
eat em with hummus
Whenever I don't know how to make a desert out of something I just either candy it or turn it into a custard.
al/ck/
couldn't find one edition
wondering how cavemen got drunk
Who else is headed toward a night of weird dreams and only being partly asleep from wds
Can someone tell me how one ends up as an alcoholic? Im asumeing noone was there to help you?
If I showed signs of alcoholism I'd have maybe 4 or 5 different people that would stop me
>>8853611
if you were a real alcoholic you'd hide it from anyone you care about
So I made this excellent donut dough today and my wife, who is asian, stuffed them with a fucking bean paste instead of jelly or jam (pic related). I tasted one and the dough was really light and airy, but the tasteless sawdust bean paste made me gag. Do I have a deficient palate? How the hell do people enjoy bean paste as a pastry dessert?
Your wife has better taste than you. Jelly donuts are the worst.
I love red bean paste but it seems the wrong texture and flavour for donuts. The sugar of the donut overpowers the paste, and the fact it is a paste means it doesn't contrast well with the light airiness of the dough.
Red bean buns are airy nonetheless but not in the same way as a donut.
>chinese sweets
How much do you spend on food per day?
>>8852946
$5: bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, coffee for breakfast, a nice turkey and pepperjack sandwich with veggies and kettle chips for lunch, and a chicken breast or porkchop with a salad and mashed potatoes or garlic toast or pasta for dinner
poor and fat people are poor and fat for a reason, it only takes 15 minutes to make a good, healthy, cheap meal.
>>8852946
I buy by week. But if I do the division it's $11.14 per day.
I try to stay under around 2 - 2.5 €.
To this end I set aside 0.50 - 1 € for fruits and vegetables, 0 - 0.50 € for animal products and around 1 - 1.50 € for staples (lentils, grains, seeds)
What is /ck/s favorite thing to drink?
I like milk the most
patrician
>>8852434
For me, it's H2O: the best hydrating liquid
Literally everything I drink in order of most to least consumption
>water
>coffee
>milk
>beer
What does /ck/ think of Starbucks?
>>8852061
I've never been there.
>>8852061
I've been there.
I don't know if I've been there
How would you describe water's flavor profile. Im at a loss. Essay needs to be 3000 words and no fluff or filler. I fail this class and im out of my pre med course.
>>8848285
water wets
>>8849409
Hmm, thanks but no thanks
Gr8 b8 m8
>Like spicy food
>Like sauce
>Like flavor
What's a decent hot sauce that I can add to things that will make it spicy but also has a good flavor?
I hate straight up heat, it's so boring, but I also hate sauces that say they're hot and they aren't much.
What do you guys like?
hot peppers don't taste good dipshit, just get cayenne pepper / unflavoured capsaicin mixtures and add it to already delicious food.
El Yucateco green and brown.
>>8848205
>hot peppers don't taste good dipshit
how retarded can one person be
>just get cayenne pepper / unflavoured capsaicin mixtures and add it to already delicious food.
what a great advice, it's not like OP said
>I hate straight up heat
Fucking hell lad, I love The Big BBQ. Put some BBQ sauce in and it's divine. On part with a Rustlers
>>8860186
Fine for students or those that cannot cook, I must have eaten hundreds of the things when I was in the Army.
>>8860249
These were always the best things in the field rations, nothing like a good old MRE and a tea with mandatory dunking biscuits brown.
I yearn for those days, anon, I yearn for them.
Really makes you think
What a strange coincidence. A vegan diet is absolutely loaded with phytoestrogens.
>>8860144
>A plant based diet is loaded with compounds found in plants
give this guy a medal
>>8860139
>garlic
no what I feel betrayed
How do I prepare this whole cooked lobster(it was preboiled I believe)
I'm gonna eat it with spaghetti , shrimp and some Amande oysters
Can't find live lobsters here I'm afraid, and this could be the first time I'm trying lobster.
>>8859636
Sounds good. Just don't overcook it. Cut it up into pieces and mix in the pan.
>>8859674
Do it like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W37TDK6dBM
Not boiling it again right?
And they oysters? How prepare them?
Ack
Being dead
That fried shrimp picture in a different thread is really making me want some pretty bad.
>>8859185
To not get the runs instantly after eating stuff like that anymore.
:(
There's a thread on /tv/ about what different Blockbuster video stores turned into after the company went belly up.
That got me thinking about all the reused restaurants that have a very unique facades that people recognize right away. Post any former pizza huts ( or any other former restaurant) near you.
pic related - Nearby used car dealership with the iconic roof that gives away the fact that it was a Pizza Hut at one time.
>it's a /tv/ shitposter episode
>>8858960
The one near is also a used car dealersgip. But honestly just google former puzza guts. There is a website literally dedicated to it.
>>8858960
My local police department took over a mcdonalds
Hey /ck/, do you all have a source on cooking times you can reliably trust. I can never find adequate instructions. I'm trying to cook 8 chicken drumsticks in the oven. I'm thinking 30 minutes at 400 degrees? Is that good ?
>>8858702
>not knowing how to tell by eye when a meat is ready
Your genes can cease to exist.
Get a thermometer and cook till 170F
otherwise cook until juices run clear when squeezed. Not that hard dude
>>8858724
Y'know, people can be just starting out and not know how to do stuff.
That said, OP, the best thing to do is to keep monitoring. After that, you start to get a feel for times.
>hot pan
>hot cunt
>>8858503
>nice and tight
>>8858503
more like cooked and roast beef already.