What are some good stuff I can take with me for lunch, that don't necessarily require refrigiration or heating? Multiple things preferably so I can have some variation.
Tuna mayo sandwich.
>>8437676
Any suggestions what to replace mayo with, shit's really not to my taste.
>>8437787
Try cottage cheese
What's the secret to replicating this?
>>8437563
Decent Christian values.
>>8437563
They know how to make a good chicken sandwich. Props to them. Kinda hate they actively hate gay people but my love for the free market and a good cheap chicken sandwich trumps their hating of the gays
Sour skittels.
So???? They good why you trying to start shit. Do you have an opinion?
They burn my tongue after a few and I give the rest to my rabbits
And I mean the spelling is right there on the package yet you cannot get it correct.
Where do I find fellow food people? Everyone around me eats like shit and every time I find someone with similar food interests they have horrible personalities.
if u cant beat them, try harder
>>8437137
Why are you beating people
I moved to the United States and made a dire mistake of not bringing a lifetime supply of tararua butter and was wondering if anyone knew something similar in California?
>>8436751
Oops posted the wrong one from my butter folder
>>8436778
If I may ask. How does it compare to tararua. I have had Tillamook cheese never butter
What kind of pans do restaurants use? One person told me aluminum or stainless steel. Another carbon steel pans. Which one is better? I'm going to restaurant supply store this weekend.
Pic related, carbon steel pan. Non seasoned.
>>8436696
>What kind of pans do restaurants use?
Varies wildly. Cheap aluminium pans have the advantage of being semi-disposable. When the teflon is dead (if you needed it) or the pan is warped you just throw it away and get a new one. I like having a mix of aluminium and cast pans available. Never seen the point of stainless for frying pans, nor carbon steel.
>>8436703
I want something that's built with decent quality. It's going to be used in the home and not going to be beat up. I was thinking a carbon steel pan from Vollrath.
>>8436719
Restaurants use aluminum for the reasons the other anon mentioned, along with cast iron and carbon steel for more specialized uses.
If you're looking for long term home use you want stainless steel. If you're not sure if carbon steel is what you're looking for, it's not what you're looking for.
>Hey guys what sort of pizza should we order?
>DOUBLE CHEESE! PEPPERONI!
>Ok now that the children have spoken, what do the adults want?
>>8436529
Supreme. Y'know, the shit with the olives and mushrooms and peppers and shit.
>>8436529
Quail motherfucker.
>>8436529
Are you a kid? You want some tendies to go with that pizza? Grow up and eat something healthy
Anyone remember a discontinued peanut butter and chocolate bar that came in a silver wrapper with blue print? It was brielfy on the northeast US market in the early '90s or late '80s. I can't remember what they were called, but they looked a lot like this.
Also general food nostalgia thread.
>>8436520
If it had raisins could be a chunky
>>8436520
I think they are ca;;ed Edelweiss milk chocolate and hazelnuts. They are European, and only stopped coming to North amercia
im going to the grocery store tomorrow. what are some dirt cheap ingredients i should buy? i enjoy buying random stuff just to see what i can do with it/what it tastes like but i wanna know if you guys know any secret, often overlooked things with easy recipes
im thinking about getting bok choy or okra because theyre on sale this week. dont really know what to make with either other than frying/saute and toss them into something
>>8436502
Bok choy is a good choice. Sautee it with some fresh grated ginger, soy sauce and minced garlic and you have an easy side
Okra and tomatoes is nice, as would be an okra stew of some sort
It really depends on how cheap the proteins at your supermarket are
>>8436502
If its available where you are, blood sausage is usually not super expensive and you can make some tasty stuff with it.
Struggle meal general.
I just had a plate full of fried onion because I am broke as hell.
What can I make with coconut oil?
>>8436484
Coconut.. soup?
>>8436484
Broke til tomorrow so I got three Center cut Ribeyes, some fingerling potatoes, some green beans pan-fried in garlic, butter, and bacon, and one bottle of Chimay.
>What can I make with coconut oil.
A slip and slide down a set of stairs. Maybe mix it with Rice?
>>8436488
recipe?
what's the best way to crack an egg?
>>8436382
with one hand
put on floor and step on it
>>8436382
Not on the bowl nigga, squish it with a book.
there are people on this board RIGHT NOW that enjoy eating this feet smelling shit
you should seriously consider killing yourself
>>8436281
what the fuck are you talking about
>>8436281
The bread is your first mistake, OP you faggot.
Try a chopped peach.
>>8436281
I like fondue but I don't like going out for it since it's usually too expensive
Bought a cabbage. Realised I have no idea what to do with it. Any suggestions?
>>8435989
Throw half of it chopped into a wok.
Add curry powder, butter, salt, pepper and diced bacon.
Stirfry
https://www.budgetbytes.com/2016/08/beef-cabbage-stir-fry/
>>8435989
>Realised I have no idea what to do with it.
I think cabbage is really the least of your worries.
Mmm nana's apple pie I can't wait
>>8435971
What
i told you not to post this
>>8435976
Recipe handed down through the generations. She made this for Christmas dinner with her famous carrot soup
Sister bought me one of these for Christmas. I've been on YouTube and have seen some recipes but I'm a little intimidated by all the settings.
Anyone have an Instapot 6-1 pressure cooker? Do you like it?
I have the 7-1 8 quart and I fucking love it
there should be a chart in the box that reminds you of the settings necessary for each of the settings
it's easy enough to use and it is a significant upgrade for most kitches
>>8435820
>10 Proven Safety Mechanisms
>>8435820
You're going to have better luck talking about pressure cookers/crockpots on /fit/ than /ck/.