Are there any other bar scientists that can get the job done like this guy?
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Srs question. I'm thinking about going back to school to study science and I worked in a bar for 5 years when I was in high school.
I watched his dumb show for 5 minutes and he complained that a dive bars food was too greasy and drinks were too strong. What a fucking dipshit.
The food fairy has gifted you some red currants. What do you make with them?
>>8255020
A broach, a hat, a pterodactyl...
>>8255041
Surely you can think of something food related.
>>8255072
I can - and stop calling me Shirley.
Is bolognese sauce ALWAYS better when left in the fridge and re-heated the next day?
I'm making a good bolognese recipe tonight and would like to serve it for dinner, but will wait until tomorrow night if it really makes a big difference.
Thanks
bump is it a myth?
>>8254653
I've never heard that before.
Sitting overnight, the fat separates and it just gets oily. Certainly not something I would prefer.
In my experience, it has only ever tasted more bland the next day. I'm not sure why.
OP's pic isn't bolognese btw.
I need the best shawarma recipe, chicken, I was in Ecuador.... The shawarmas were the best.....help me, I have an addiction
>>8254584
What kind of cat is this?
I want one
>>8254645
It's not a breed. It was a genetic mutation. Google cat with round ears.
What makes a good cook?
From experience, it seems like people who are known as good in the kitchen just memorized the correct ways to prepare a number of dishes.
You toss new ingredients with different preparations, suddenly their food turns out as shitty as if it was prepared by a clueless idiot.
As obvious as it might sound, is this skill simple memorization? would a master pizzaiolo learn how to make sushi as fast and as good as someone with no experience, for example?
The impression I get is that someone can't be considered good a cooking, as this would be too broad. Calling them good at cooking certain specific recipes sounds more reasonable.
Some people have a deep understanding of what goes on when certain types of heat are applied to different chemicals, the way certain flavours interact, and the way these things effect the outcome of a dish. Would you not consider those people good cooks? Check out cookinginrussia on YouTube.
Technique and picture related.
Technique can come from both classical training and busting your ass and building experience, but a good palate comes only with experience.
What lunch meats go together and which don't? Like is it acceptable to eat a ham and turkey sandwich?
>is it okay to mix niggers and whites?
Gee, OP. You tell me. Retard.
>>8254395
What?
Why do they even bother growing white rice when yellow is superior in every way?
>>8254057
It's just rice not like they have any flavor to them
>>8254062
Yeah but yellow has better mouthfeel.
Black rice is superiorest.
Question:
Are you a dinner winner...
...or a dinner beginner?
>>8254053
Well Scott Aukerman I think I'm a Dinner Sinner.
Nothing I love more than pancakes before bed
>>8254096
DINNER BEGINNER
DINNER BEGINNER
GET OUT
Who here #notalent?
The only thing i dont suck at making is sandwiches and boiled stuff. I cant even make this proper pancake.
Hey the slightly burnt chocolate pancake has this unique taste!
>>8254045
>chicago
Have fun dying from gun violence.
>>8254304
t. basement dwellng /pol/tard
Ok boys, I'm a pretty novice cook but I figured I'd treat myself for my birthday and get a nice leg of lamb. Question is, what on earth should I do with it? Got a pretty well stocked spice and herb set for it
>>8253923
>Best way to do lamb?
Kebab'd
So I made some fermented hot peppers. I plan to puree them and add brine until I get my desired consistency.
How do I know if I'll die of botulism? I brined them with 1 tbsp of salt in 2 cups of water. It was actually more salt than that. I had them covered in plastic wrap with a single pinhole. They smell lacto fermented. Spicy and sour.
Guy who started the last thread here-- it won't have any botulism, it can't grow in the same environment that lactofermentation goes on.
Coincidently, i have some apple butter that might have botulism
>>8254003
Really? Why do you think that? Apple should be acidic enough that botulism couldn't grow. USDA states they can be canned like other fruit in a water bath, which means no fear of botulism.
Having said that, if you're nervous about how they were processed, toss it.
>>8254097
I honestly know nothing about apple butter or botulism so it's an arbitrary fear, I guess I need to do more research into it
Sup /ck/, /k/ here. How do I cook frozen halibut? I don't have much and an too drunk to drive to pick up anything else. I have canola oil, salsa, shit like that to use in cooking.
>>8253588
Self bump, also
>no one checking these dubs
>>8253616
is this the same artist?
>>8253588
Get some cereal, like corn flakes, crush them bitches up into crumbs. Dredge in flour, egg wash, corn flakes.
Fry that shit up
>probably growing in your backyard right now
>delicious
>grow in bunches for easy finding
whats your excuse for not eating them?
>>8267411
gotta pick them really early, once they turn black they taste like shit
haven't had any of them in a while since there's lots of stray cats roaming the neighborhood gardens, and I neither feel like eating cat piss flavoured mushrooms, nor like setting up death traps to remove felines.
pretty good shrooms though
>>8267411
The blue meanies are better.
>>8267411
>mushrooms grow really well in my area
>every single one is inedible or unidentifiable
maybe i should just try and cultivate my own
Post knives
Pic was a gift from my gf
I feel like it's a far better knife than I am a cook
>>8260219
>from my gf
>my gf
>gf
>>8260219
Cute blade.
>>8260219
What makes you think it's a great knife? Because it has *gasp* 33 layers of DAMASCUS steel, or because it's made in the glorious nippon?
What do you top your icecream with, /ck/?
melted different flavored ice cream
>>8271679
try it with tums. crush them up if you can't swallow them hole
>>8271659