What would /ck/ do for a Klondike bar?
>>8239314
I'd be your girlfriend (male) for tonight.
>>8239314
I'd save the Arctic so there will always be polar beary goodness
I'd smoke a cigar nude on the White House lawn while tossing out free cans of WD-40 every Friday morning during a leap year.
What are some dishes Trump supporters like? Next weekend i am hosting a Trump supporters pre-elections party and i don't know what to cook. Help me.
Tendies
'rella sticks
KFC
Happy meals
>>8239206
Mexican
>Come to /ck/ regularly
>always 20 threads about fast food
>rarely see any recipes posted
Alright, we're gonna have a recipe thread. All my recipes are vegan and relatively whole food (no refined sugar, no added oil), and I only keep the ones that were easy and tasty (to me). So that's what you're gonna get from me.
Feel free to post any of your own, doesn't have to follow my guidelines.
Here's a no-bake Apple Cream Pie:
INGREDIENTS:
A. Crust/Topping Layer:
1. 2 small (or 1 large) apples, grated
2. 1 tsp. lemon juice
3. 1 C. shredded coconut
4. 1+1/4 cups ground walnuts
5. 10 dates, pitted
6. 1 tsp. cinnamon
7. 1 tsp. sea salt
B. Cream Layer:
1. 1 cups cashews (if you have a high-powered blender; if not, soak 1 cup of cashews in water for an hour first, or use 1 cup peanut butter)
2. 2 Tbsp date paste (or 5 chopped dates)
3. 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
4. 1 tsp. vanilla
5. 1 tsp. lemon juice
6. 1 Tbsp flour (I find coconut flour or oat flour works well for this)
7. 2 small apples (or 1 large), cored and chopped eighths
DIRECTIONS
* Crust:
* Process walnuts, dates, cinnamon, and sea salt from Crust layer in a food processor.
* Set aside 1/4 cup of this mix for topping later.
* To the rest of the crust mixture, add the grated apples, coconut, and lemon juice, and mix
* Place mixture into pie pan and form into crust
* Place pan in freezer while preparing the rest
* Cream:
* Place all cream ingredients in blender and blend until smooth (may take a minute if not using a high-powered blender)
* Pour on top of crust and spread evenly
* Topping:
* Sprinkle the 1/4 cup of topping on top of pie
* Place entire pie in freezer for 1.5 hours, or in fridge overnight
>>8239196
Here's another one that doesn't require cooking.
It's a Chickpea Salad. Tastes similar to tuna salad, and I use it the same way. Super easy, I make this stuff all the time.
Anyway, Chickpea Salad:
INGREDIENTS:
1. 2 small carrots
2. 2 celery stalks
3. 1/4 red onion
4. 3 medium pickles
5. 1 can (16 oz) chickpeas, drained and rinsed (or 2 cups cooked)
6. 1 tsp. salt
7. 2 Tbsp. nutritional yeast
8. 2 Tbsp. lemon juice
9. 1 Tbsp. vinegar (white or apple cider)
10. 2 Tbsp. mustard
11. (optional) 1 Tbsp. tahini
DIRECTIONS:
* In food processor, process carrots, celery, and onion until finely chopped
* Separately, process the rest of the ingredients to chunky texture
* Mix together and store in airtight container in refrigerator.
>no-bake
Alright. Here's a Pesto. It's the only Pesto recipe I could come up with that didn't use added oil and still tasted good (to me, at least)
Pesto
INGREDIENTS:
1. 1/2 cup walnuts (or pine nuts, but I find those to be expensive for what they are)
2. 1/2 cup navy beans (or chickpeas, or any other white beans)
3. 2 cups packed fresh leaves (I usually mix basil and spinach)
4. 4 cloves garlic
5. 1/2 Tbsp. salt
6. 2 Tbsp. nutritional yeast
7. 1 Tbsp. water
8. 3 Tbsp. lemon juice
9. red pepper to taste
10. mushrooms
DIRECTIONS:
* blend all except mushrooms on low setting to desired consistency
* sauté mushrooms in water, and add to sauce
I usually serve this over baked wedges of potatoes, or over noodles. I dig it.
>pic not mine, but it's a pesto, so it looks like this basically
Does this stuff hurt anyone elses mouth to eat? I love cereal but whenever i eat it it always cuts up the top of my mouth and leaves me with this fatty / waxy feel in my mouth (maybe from the milk).
Yeah but only popular kid cereal like fruit loops and Reese's puff, nerd cereal like life or mom cereal is fine
>>8239160
only if you get the puffed corn kind
you gotta get a box of frosted flakes and a box of cornflakes and alternate between them
>>8239160
Safe list for non-cutting:
Granola
Honey bunches of oats
cracklin oat bran
frosted flakes/corn flakes/wheaties/raisin bran/special k
puffed rice/puffed wheat/honey smacks
crispix/chex
kashi to good friends (might break a molar though)
wheetabix
That should get you started. Stay away from sharp fried balls or pillows of stuff.
My favorite and arguably the best source of magnesium is buckwheat (~230mg per 100g raw). During the process of cooking, some of the magnesium leeches out into the water. Does anyone have any idea how much this can be? I know there are ways to get around this such as making sure all of the water is reabsorbed or drinking the leftover water; I am writing this post out of curiosity as I study human nutrition.
As a bonus question, does anyone know why buckwheat has so much magnesium and what it is mainly stored as in the plant?
> I am writing this post out of curiosity as I study human nutrition
Then go read a book on the subject you dumb millenial
>/ck/ - Food Scientists
I suggest you just take a multivitamin
>>8239138
Actually multivitamins are a waste of money, I recommend reading up on it.
Are there any wine snobs in /ck/? Looking into becoming a level 1 Sommelier. I work in fine dining, I surround myself in the lifestyle of wine, spirits and cuisine. I personally know 5 Somms. Is there any extra advice to really give me a push of learning and motivation? Books, films, websites, study techniques?
I see these get posted so often but they just die off. Not a big enough interest I guess
Feed The Beast was alright. Got cancelled, though
>>8239085
well then I'm going back to /b/.
Someone should have told me about this sooner, it's smashing.
Dad's been inspired by the Great British Bake Off, he made me one. Goes down lovely with a cuppa tea.
>>8239078
>cuppa tea
You mean "cuppa".
Adding tea is not British slang, Amerilard.
>Once more your worldly inexperience and parochial world view is your downfall, diabetic anon.
>>8239103
What a wally, I'm from 'ull.
>>8239127
Could be worse Hull>Lincoln.
Fucking students.
My friend gave me this bourbon. It's 'Ezra Brooks' brand bourbon in this Liberty Bell shaped bottle. It was bottled 1969 and was unopened. The seal was still in place. It was opened, the cork was in the bottle. Would it be safe to drink once it's strained? I took a sip earlier and it was strong and tasty, I didn't taste anything particularly wrong although there was a few small flecks of debris.
It's 90 proof if that affects longevity.
Cork top for reference.
>>8239001
Spirits can get corked just like wine, but it's uncommon (and usually because they were stored on their side, which is good for wine but bad for spirits). If there's no moldy cork taste the liquor is fine.
Do you people understand the environment in which bacteria can exist? Do you know why wine is wine and grog was introduced to the royal navy?
Does /ck do a lot of cooking with alcohol? What is your favorite recipe with booze in it?
>>pic related, Southern Comfort Cake
Glass of vodka surprise
>>8238813
My great aunt once boozed the rumcake after it had been cooked because she thought she might have forgotten to do it earlier. The cake was then served to a bunch of Baptists. I hear that was a fun family get-together.
>>8238813
all the time OP, I replace the vanilla in my pecan pie with Malibu Coconut rum. I've also made a baileys irish cream pie and Captain and coke cupcakes. Booze makes cooking fun
Is this still a meme? I bought some on a whim because I remember laughing about it five years ago but have no idea what it would be best with/on
suggestions?
>>8238717
It was never a meme.
>>8238717
Its just fucking salt, there's nothing special about it except that you paid way too much.
Put it on the table for general coarse-salt uses, and your guests will laugh at you for wasting your money, and flaunting your pink faggy homosexual decor and you can bring up super interesting conversations regarding the exotic minerals found in south Asian salt deposits! And the mythical healing powers contained in the trace elements (aka contaminants) that give it the lovely hue hue hue.
>>8238717
Put it on your table as decoration and use regular salt because it's cheaper and it's all fucking salt anyway.
But I agree it's really pretty, bought some a few months ago.
Is Panera Beard a nice place to eat?
Pic kinda related
fuck, white women are so annoying
>>8238688
People in general are annoying anon. Its not just exclusive to white girls.
>>8238683
There's one at the shopping plaza by my house where I do grocery shopping. I drive by and usually I see people eating by themselves or on their laptop, it seems like a suitable place for that. Sometimes I see what appears to be a couple eating there together and I get so sad. I think to myself, "they made the effort to go out to eat together and this is where they end up?"
I want this
>>8238664
..all of it?
>>8238826
in ops defense, crawdads are small and don't have a lot of meat
I could probably clear 1/4th to 1/3rd of that table
Tfw not in season. And when it is in season I'm always up north for school:( I miss the gulf coast
Just woke up
time to drink the the half empty bottle from yesterday
>grew up in the city with a friend
>both tried beers at 14
>my family moved to the countryside where I was sheltered from a lot
>he wasn't
>I never developed a taste for alcohol, only drink it when I go out to party/have a cocktail when out for dinner
>hate the thought of sitting drinking alone/without reason
>narrowly escaped the cringeworthy future of alcoholism
Feels close, man
>>8238588
A non-alcoholic would propably say; the half full bottle.
>>8238600
What? I don't understand why you feel you narrowly escaped alcoholism, your experiences with alcohol seem super average
What's your biggest emotional food trigger?
For me, it's seeing a cook's reaction to his food being thrown away or rejected.
Something about the combination of a precious resource being wasted and the fact that a dish has a man's heart and soul poured into it gets to me...
Pic related. I know people like to shit on him, but I literally feel sadder than the actual chef when I stare at the scene.
>>8238509
Ramsay Was Wrong
'he 'Go 'Za 'ked 'lish
>>8238509
>precious resource being wasted
nigga, he asked Ramsey to come fix his shitty restaurant before it goes into bankruptcy. This was suppose to be the thin crust pizza, only delusional cucks believe thats how the pizza is suppose to come out as.
Continuing with One Piece, where they really appreciate the value of food.
The plus I can see is it could reduce the amount of salt needed for the same flavor. The minus I can see is it could be overkill. Chicken soup is already unami heavy. Asking for a friend.
No response to a serious topic. Yet more evidence that very few people on this board actually cook and that most of you only meme about food.
>>8239520
For me it is the McChicken. The best fast food sandwich.
>>8238424
i put kelp into most western stocks, also definitely helps for chickensoup, it just brings things together in a similar way to bayleaf, though i wouldnt advise leaving it in, and give it a good wash first