Ok, so ive woken up with painful sore throat and chest infection. I've got a course of antibodies from the doctor, some brandy and some nursey porn, but are there any foods i can eat that will help me feel better? Not really that hungry to be honest.
>antibodies
As someone who actually does take $1500's worth of mouse/human chimera antibodies a month - no, you're not on a course of antibodies.
For me the best hangover cure is Wendy's chili
What's your thoughts on Lasagna? And what sou you think of my home made Mexican Lasagna!
>>8640911
Looks decent
>>8640920
Honestly? This is so gross, it has bEANS in it, in fricking lasagna, and they are the most disgusting beans I've ever had, and I fricking spat out two pieces of bone
This is disgusting, never cook it
>>8640937
You always post shit fast food, frozen disasters and disgusting flyover shit served on paper plates. How fat are you exactly, and why do you feel the need to cone here?
This is a Saint Louis style ultra thin crust pizza from Imo's in Saint Louis. Amazing.
>>8640616
St. Louis style "pizza" is probably the worst style pizza ever.
>shit crust
>shitty provel cheese
There's no redeeming features.
>>8640659
St. Louis pizza is essence of pizza condensed to the point where each bite is an explosion of flavor.
Fuck you.
>>8640659
St Louis style is fucking amazing. Had it once in Independence MO and it blew my mind.
I can't find anything like it up here in Canada which is a shame.
Does anyone remember heartsonfire !!fPX2cAyysZV?
I know it's been 5 years but i can't be the only one who is still here, right? That would just be too sad.
In her honor i'm going to post some of the cookbooks from 2012.
>Mastering the Art of French Cooking vol. 2 - Julia Child and Simone Beck
EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?dr5h4cpadifuylv
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?whmm4f235f514jc
>Momofuku Milk Bar by Christina Tosi and David Chang
EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?d45io0119te1b19
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?xvspfjnhn1jmjh4
>Make-A-Mix by Karine Eliason, Nevada Harward, and Madeline Westover
EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?s46saam3vkt0wbj
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?jioz66e4piez1jp
>Beard on Pasta by James Beard
EPUB: http://www.mediafire.com/?9eyb8c6jxz73856
PDF: http://www.mediafire.com/?bp06ag08anggj23
>2009: http://www.mediafire.com/?urksn0t75snbr
>2010: http://www.mediafire.com/?98ti139mceeeb
>2011: http://www.mediafire.com/?cifvydxqkl4qn
>>8638878
>glorifying tripfags
>>8638884
Hearts was cool though.
>>8638878
I do miss the yearly advent cookbook thing
Don't mind me, just here to enhance your favourite dish
Save a couple inches on the bottom
Throw them in jar of water in windowsill
?????????
Profit
>>8638641
does this actually work? not meming. I'm serious. If so, please explain to me the process.
>>8638651
did you not pay attention in first grade science class?
/out/ here, i'm inspired by the idea of lembas bread.
anyone know how can i get compact meal with not only high nutritional value, but also can be stored for a long time?
Cereal bars protein bars dry fruit
Also if you want to be a hobbit eat fry ups and roast dinners they only ate that for survival
pemmican!
I read about this on Etsy. Apparently if you put 2 frozen eggs in your coffee every morning it'll increase your digestive system and give you a temporary boost to speed, endurance and charisma. What does /ck/ think of this method?
I hate this fucking board
>>8634167
>increase your digestive system
It makes it larger?
i think you can go ahead and catch sarsaparilla you faggot
Under rated or over rated
I think it's over rated hype
Has a good flavor, but way too hot. I can handle it but I'm also the guy who eats a jalepeno whole lol.
>>8643988
Over rated, but good. Would recommend.
>>8643988
no chilli no life, whatever spicy is considered goddamn good, sriracha is spicy hot, so its great, i have them ready in kitchen
why isn't glass cookware more of a thing?
i know it has mediocre thermal properties but for some applications, being able to see your food cook outweighs them
it's perfect for anything boiled
fun to watch, too
>>8643715
glass is too dangerus , medal make more since
>mediocre thermal properties
You answered your own question m8
>>8643715
just make soup in a pyrex bowl then
I, quite honestly, don't like to cook that much. But I refuse to relegate myself to eating frozen TV dinners or takeout every day.
What are some simple foods I can just eat all the time? It doesn't have to be a full blown meal. Right now I end up eating a lot of rice with some egg in it, occasionally I'll throw in frozen vegetables and steam them. I also eat a lot of fried potatoes but my kitchen apparently isn't conducive to long-term storage of them, as they end up sprouting within a week and I'm not eating 5 fucking pounds of potatoes that fast
Are bean sprouts easy to cook and eat? I remember liking those a lot when I was given them as side dishes.
TL;DR food items that don't take much if any effort to prepare and I can mostly subsist off. Does not need to be proper meals.
>>8643420
Rice
Beans
>5 lbs of potatoes
By less potatoes, wtf
Does your grocer only stock them in 5lbs?
Sandwiches. Just by bread and basic stiff like cheese and lunchmeat or pb+j. Maybe pickles or a sauce. Whatever you want on it.
>>8643435
I've never seen anywhere sell potatoes in smaller quantities than that. 5lb is only $2 here.
Sandwiches are a good idea but I never feel satisfied by them, and it feels like they're really costly for what they end up being.
>>8643442
That's quite strange. My grocer sells them individually in the produce section. Some of them even packaged in tinfoil so you can bake them.
Breakfast foods are quite easy to make and cleanup. And if you really dont want to use a stove, a lot come premade.
Sounds like you need to put more on the sandwich, buy cheaper stuff maybe, and add a simple side like some veggies or chips.
Cereal both hot and cold.
Especially hot cereal like oatmeal or cream of wheat. Pretty good variety with those since you can add like anything.
Hey co/ck/s
I've been looking at beef jerky recipes all damn day and now i feel inundated with options and can't settle on one.
Hit me with your best jerky marinades and pro tips. much appreciated.
Spicy Beef Jerky
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Curing Time: 12-24 hours
Drying Time: 10 hours
Makes about 1 pound of jerky
Ingredients
4 pounds meat, trimmed of all gristle, fat, and silver skin
3 tablespoons coarse salt
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup water
3/4 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons garlic powder
2 tablespoons chili powder
3 tablespoons coarsely ground black pepper
2 tablespoons red pepper flakes
Directions
1. Cut the meat into 1/4-inch-thick strips. For chewier jerky, cut with the grain of the meat. For tender jerky, slice across the grain. For even more tender jerky, lightly pound the meat with a mallet.
2. Combine the remaining ingredients in a bowl and stir well to blend. Add the meat strips, cover, and refrigerate for 12 to 24 hours. Remove the meat from the marinade and dry on racks (baking racks work well) in the refrigerator for an hour. Place the strips in a 175-degree oven or smoker for an hour or until the internal temperature of the meat reaches 160 degrees. Lower the temperature of the oven or smoker to 140 degrees, and if you are using a standard kitchen oven, crack the door open about an inch to allow moisture to escape. A foil ball works well as an oven door stop. If using a smoker, open all the vents. After five hours, flip the meat strips over and heat or smoke them for another five hours or until they are thoroughly dry.
3. Package the jerky strips in vacuum-sealed zip-lock bags and freeze for up to a year.
Definitely use a smoker if you can.
Bromelain + sea salt overnight in fridge
Take out, wash, sea salt + black pepper + ground red pepper
Dry to your preference, I like mine like a mummy.
For homemade desiccant for storing, take a some silica gel cat litter, fill a small pouch of vacuum seal bag of it, very small, you don't need much at all, and poke holes after sealing all of the corners, then seal that bag inside of a bag containing jerky and remove air.
What are the cheapest cuts of meat for making jerky?
You need to be able to trim all the fat, so I guess any kind of roast is out of the question.
They say McDonalds is the king of fast food. Are they correct?
In terms of money, yes.
>>8643333
What are you looking for - an answer from the fags who frequent this board?
There is no answer to your fucking question. What kind of stupid question is that anyways? Is somebody supposed to say "Why, interesting theory. I've never thought of it, but say, I'd be damned if McDonald's wasn't the king of fast food!"
Go fucking kill yourself you idiot and stop coming to this board you fucking maggot. Go back to 9gag or facebook or r/gayporn or wherever the FUCK you came from you fucking venereal scum turd fart shit BITCH.
>>8643374
trying too hard
what is the best unsalted/unflavoured nut?
Nutmeg
>>8643254
Deez nuts
Honey-chilli cashews
/fit/ here
Pls r8 my steak food lords
>>8643194
You want us to judge by the top sear? Well it completely sucks. Like you went straight from the fridge to the grill didn't even bother to dry up the juices on it then grilled it on low heat.
Cut that baby up and show us how much you overcooked it now.
>Yes, let me impress people with a delicious steak I cooked and then cover it with eye straining text in which I totally disregard the rules of grammar.
>>8643194
Not bad. Could use a little more malliard. But why aren't you eating raw like a true paleo so you can get your carbs from the glycogen?
8/10.
>order a krispy chicken
>get a grilled chicken instead
Fucking teenagers
>>8642943
>expecting teenagers working in the service industry to give a shit
>not ordering tendies
fucking normie
should have spelled crispy right then.