How'd I do?
>>8170038
looks like puke.
At least you can feed yourself
not enough sauce mate
I need ideas for something to eat for lunch at uni that can be prepared the day/night before and can't be re-heated
for the past week I've been lazy and I went with basic sandwiches made with leftovers and leftover salad, but I want something so tasty that it will make others look at me with envy
so please gib suggestions thank you very much
Soup
>>8170004
Fried chicken breast and a slice of fresh watermelon.
>>8170004
you spent 12 years in school with your mom packing you a lunch and now that youre in college you cant think of a single thing to eat? youre hopeless
Who /freshouttheshell/ here?
Who /regularlycutyourfuckingnails/ here?
>>8169985
Focus on the gorgeous nut my friend
>>8169981
Reminds me i got a pecan tree in my backyard that needs a pickin.
I am a fresh out of the oven Thanksgiving turkey. AMA
>>8169973
reddit plz leave
>>8169976
Kys
Is you a jive turkey?
Making some curry right now, just need to let it simmer.
It has a whole chicken cut into bite size pieces
Curry spice
Garlic, onion and chili
Over half the pot is veggies, added chicken stock and coconut milk to make the broth
And then a table spoon and a half of soy, salt and sugar each respectively, yet when I taste the broth it still feels like it lacks something, any suggestions /ck/?
Instant Dashi and a small amount of sugar. Or Bovil and a small amount of sugar.
Ginger
>>8169948
>Making some curry right now, just need to let it simmer.
Great!
Great news OP
Hope it all works out for you.
hello /ck/ I am going to Aldi but I don't know what to buy, can you fellows help me out, I need some healthy meals. Maybe ingredients for a smoothie or something. I would like to be able to cook it myself.
Raw meat in general, raw veggies in general, raw fruits in general. Salt, pepper, cummin. Careful with fats like olives, avocados and oils. Stop being too picky. Exercise regularly, exercise more everytime you eat more than your ideal calorie consumption (which is your TDEE if you're maintaining). Learn to eat plain food, eat your macros, try not to overeat carbs. Look for ideal macros related to your objective. Basically read /fit/ sticky and stop looking for dietary advice on /ck/ where almost everyone cooks their food with margarine or butter.
>>8169937
Btw, steamed is the healthiest way to cook. Milioti is top waifu.
>>8169937
I'm not fat, and I work out, I'm just trying to make meals that are healthy, but I'll get what you said.
>>8169941
I don't think I have anything to steam with
Thanks
I know you probably think it's meme-tier for social media Staceys, but there is literally nothing wrong with the recipes here
Ingredients list:
Cream cheese
Cream
Cheese
Oil
Chicken
90% of their recipes
>>8169900
don't forget:
pre-packaged biscuit dough
pepperoni
bacon
>>8169900
And this says nothing of their "technique" which usually consists of "throw everything in a pot/pan and boil/bake until disgusting"
I made duck last night and I need ideas for what I can do with the leftovers.
eat them
feed it to the dogs
Shred some dark meat up for breakfast hash. Add some cubed potato, maybe crack an egg (a duck egg would be legit) on top at the end. All that nice fat from the meat getting into the potatoes and browning them a bit sounds good.
this is the 2nd time I've tried making hash in a stainless steel pan and the potatoes just stick to the bottom.
what am I doing wrong?
>>8169798
You're trying to crisp a greasy homogenous can of pulverized hash, not your own larger cubes of potatoes, adding in your cubed roast leftovers and deglazing with stock. It's too fine, it's a puree. So, I use a nonstick. Hash sticks to my cast iron too, nonstick it is.
It wouldn't hurt to have a very thin flexible spatula that wipes the bottom of the pan when you do a flip, too.
>>8169814
>You're trying to crisp a greasy homogenous can of pulverized hash, not your own larger cubes of potatoes
What??? They were my own larger cubes. I cubed them myself. Or wtf are you saying im so confused
>>8169818
He's implying you bought canned hash and are trying to reheat it.
>>I cubed them myself
Then why don't we see any cubes in the pan?
Anyway, normally when food sticks in stainless pan it's because you tried to flip it too soon.
>after decades of feeding hardcore antibiotics to cattle to maximize profit, bacterias are now resistant to every single antibiotic in existence including the last resort one called Colistin
Daily reminder to hard cook white meat. Never ever consume white meat when it's not thoroughly cooked.
Thank you have a great day.
>>8169789
not news at all
it been known since the 90s.
>>8169799
Until now Colistin was still effective.
>>8169789
>feeding hardcore antibiotics to cattle
>cattle
>white meat
what
hallo, first time posting here on /c(uc)k/
I'm going to make spaghetti n meatsauce tonight.
Any good recipes?
Anything i should do or anything i shouldn't do?
Got tons of ingredients too.
have you ever cooked for yourself in your entire life?
figured that i might as well post my recipe for this so people can laugh at my shit-tier taste
or possibly give me tips on how to make better meatsauce
recipe:
500g meat
1 spoon of butter
1 can of crushed tomatoes
1dl of buljong
2 spoons of tomato purée
1 spoon of paprika purée
1dl of whipped cream
1 spoon of mozarella
then i take some water and flour and mix it and add it to the sauce, the amount varies.
1 tea spoon of oregano
thats it, pretty shitty right?
>>8169772
I have but i figured maybe i have been doing it wrong all the time
This is mine and it makes enough for two weeks eating spaghetti roughly every other day. You'll need a pot at least 4 quarts in volume or else half the ingredients.
1 67 oz or smaller jar of original marinara sauce (prego, ragu, ect.)
1 8 oz can of diced tomatoes
1 8 oz can of tomato sauce
1 6 oz can of tomato paste
1 lb of lean ground beef
1 onion
1 green pepper
8 oz to 1 lb of fresh mushrooms (try to go fresh, can if no other option)
1 head of garlic
Clean and dice mushrooms and combine with marinara, diced tomatoes, and sauce and paste, in the pot on medium heat and cover.
While that is heating dice your onion, green pepper, and garlic, and combine with ground beef in a frying pan and brown beef stirring every couple minutes.
By the time your done dicing and browning the sauce should be nearly up to heat. Combine all ingredients in pot, stir well, and simmer for 45min to 1hour. Add any seasonings you like at this point.
When done, allow to cool for 5+ minutes. Eat over spaghetti or your favorite pasta. Your choice if you want to eat with meatballs, Parmesan, salad, garlic bread, ect.
and portion leftovers into Tupperware to freeze until use later use
I finally moved out of my parent's basement a few months ago, and among other things they let me take the Belgian Waffler. It's been in my family as long as I have. I'd love to clean it up a bit, since it's covered in decades of stains. But I just took a Magic Eraser to it for like 15 minutes and nothing happened.
How do I clean this damn thing? Or should I even bother? The stains give it character, I guess.
Also, waffle recipes please. I've just been using Krusteaz.
The stains will go away if you namedrop more brand names
>>8169645
>I just took a melamine sponge to it
>I've just been using store bought Belgian waffle mix
Just trying to be specific.
Try cream cleaner or maybe try gently using fine steel wool. (try on a small area first)
I made some cinnamon sticky buns earlier this evening. Though they taste good I ended up with a bunch of buns with unmelted, buttery sugar on top instead of the gooey caramel I was hoping for.
Any idea what went wrong? I used a mixture of sugar and butter with roughly 1:1 ratio.
>>8169628
Was it only some of the buns that ended up without it being caramely, or was it all of them?
If all: you didn't cook long and/or hot enough. (just finish under the broiler to fix that).
If some of them but not all: either you applied the coating unevenly, or your oven is crappy and heats unevenly. You can try and fix the latter problem by taking the tray out of the oven, rotating it 180 degrees and then putting it back in halfway through the baking time.
You can also fix uneven carmelization by using a torch to hit the "light spots" before serving.
>>8169652
This
>>8169652
OP here, I'm sure time isn't the issue, they are golden brown and baked thoroughly. It's probably the temperature, our oven is rather crappy so I eyeball it most of the time (yes, I know oven thermometer is a thing). Will try and crank it up next time.
>he doesn't know about second breakfast
What do you usually eat during it, /ck/?
>>8169625
I usually have a small first breakfast, because I'm too groggy to cook. So I'll start with tea and a granola bar, maybe a piece of fruit. Then once I wake up, it's time for coffee and breakfast tacos -- corn tortillas, taters, eggs, and whatever veggies I've got going on. Occasionally I'll make french toast, or waffles with honey.
To all Canu/ck/-fags out there, happy turkey day!!
why didn't you use this picture?
>>8169613
Lewl poor getzlaf, bald by 30
>mfw I'm Canadian and I've never celebrated Thanksgiving
don't see what's so important about it honestly