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>>9112065
Who in his right mind eats raw chicken?

>>9112082
Coyotes? Foxes?

>>9112082
Chicken sashimi is a thing. I've never had it though, and don't really care to try it.

>>9111952
Fuck you and your keno meme word.

>>9111952
wtf is kino? im new here

>>9111952
Ross's Game Dungeon

>>9111893
Don't over stir your batter.

Really depends on the kind of cake your making. A chocolate mayonnaise cake always comes out moist and delicious.

>>9111893
baking soda

>>9111893
oh and don't bake it at too hot temperatures and too long

not of your camera

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>>9111863
Congratulations. You have a bunch of empty boxes that once contained overpriced champagne.

Ground beef marinara

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>>9111857
Also all I have is the following

>bag of onions, brown rice, oats
>salt, pepper, sesame seed oil, canola oil, hoisin sauce, butter, teak seasoning
>frozen fruit and veg
>parmesan and tomato sauce
I have so much shit yet can't do anything with it, what else should I buy?

>>9111857
look up how to butterfly a chicken breast
toss the pieces in a little bit of oil plus seasonings - if you're a white boi salt and pepper is fine but i suggest also using paprika, cumin, and A LITTLE BIT OF cayenne
put that in your oven at 350 F until it reaches 165 F internally. if you don't have a thermometer, it's usually ok once the juices spring out and run clear, usually no more than 20 minutes

for carbs you can chop up some potatoes, season them, and bake them until they are soft. rice is also easy and cheap, usually just follow the directions on the package

>>9111758
Darn right they don't.

Frozen OJ cubes belong in OJ.

I've made that before, but when I was younger and couldn't cook as well as I can now. This 4th, for dessert, I'm making Big Red ice cream with a blueberry swirl and homemade waffle cones.

>>9111518
Used to give my cat various meats but it died shortly after eating kfc, since then i got a rat and just feed it bits of cheese since im pretty sure they like it

Fruits

I buy bunches of squirrels and break their legs. Then let them loose in my forest, hobbling around. My dog loves to run and chase them down. They can still kind of run with the bum leg, so it's a challenge for my mutt but he definitely gets to eat. You should see the satisfaction in his eyes from catching his own dinner. Never again will I buy that useless bagged food from the grocery store.

>>9111514
cereal.

>>9111514
Soups and curries are easy to make and freeze well, so you can really get the most out of your prep time. A good red wine and beef stew is my favorite. This is a decent recipe: http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Classic-Beef-Beer-Stew

For breakfast, really learn how to cook an egg. They're cheap, so you can practice.

Speaking of practicing, use onions as cutting practice. They're cheap, go in pretty much anything, and keep for weeks even when cut up. Just youtube tutorials and keep that knife sharp to be safe. A dull knife will meet uneven resistance in what you're cutting and slip into your fingers.

Find a recipe you wanna try
Gather the required ingredients and utensils
Cook the food
walla

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>>9111432
Literally this
If you have a hankering for some fast food shit, look up a recipe for it instead and get to cooking it yourself.
It might come out like shit the first time, but that's okay, learn from mistakes.

If you think you could get demotivated then use a loud timer to avoid burning shit and don't buy too many perishables at a time.