Archived threads in /ck/ - Food & Cooking - 2457. page

>>7804526

Do you have any cardiovascular problems now? Some people seem to think that happens if you do that.

>>7804533
Not that I've noticed...

>>7804526
>not having ketchupmasterrace eggs

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GOAT
coastfags need not apply

>>7804406
Kroger has been becoming better. The kroger near my house has a much nicer store with much larger variety than the any of the publixes near me.

Over priced food at the sake of "constant deals"
B1G1 is really like buy one get other 50% off anywhere else. Good company though.

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Thoughts ?

I usually prefer a squeeze bottle.

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Thoughts ?

honey on cat

in vinaigrettes
on freshly baked biscuits
on top of some fruit, yogurt and granola

Waffle on plate
Fried chicken on waffle
Drizzle honey

Honey and lemon in hot tea when throat hurts.
Also peanut butter and honey sandwich

>>7804076
Is that nuggers or mozza sticks?

>>7804076
>>7804108
plz don't say fishdicks

>>7804076
Smart

I don't understand, are you asking how to boil water?

>>7804078
>implying /ck/ would serve plain boiled noodles

no you autist I'm asking what to put in the noodles to make good ramen.

and anyway I buy my water already boiled, I'm not poor.

>>7804090
>I'm asking what to put in the noodles to make good ramen
Things you like.

Kys

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I usually carry one of these, but filled with vodka.

If you're not okay drinking straight, room temperature vodka then you shouldn't need to be carrying alcohol around with you in the first place.

used a plastic one for a while but it held the scent of the booze and it eventually leaked. Got a stainless bottle and havent had any problems since.

>>7803896

No, it would be pretty much unheard of to have the ability to control the A/C by the area that much.

A place might have, say, a seperate control for the bar area and then another for the main dining room. But what you suggest is unheard of.

Also, doing that to me would have the opposite effect. I love cold A/C blowing on me.

>>7803896
Alcohol causes your blood vessels to dilate thus cooling you. Drinking cold drinks will cool your core body temp. Many desserts are ice cream based or some other frozen treat again cooling you. This is why you are feeling cooler at the end of a meal. Though it is a well known tactic in restaurants to keep it cooler so patrons will want to eat more and therefore make them more money.

>>7803909
Well now I just have more restaurant conspiracy theories.

>>7803866
>I am just confounded as all hell

Why? It's it pretty clear that it's doritos and instant ramen dumped in a pile with a bunch of sauces and lime juice on top of it. What exactly is confusing about it?

>>7803866
American "cuisine".

>>7803866
Probably some sad attempt at a nacho/salsa bowl. It looks disgusting and should be thrown away.

>>7803694
Use oven cleaner to remove the seasoning. Follow Cooks Illustrated's method to reseason it. It's time consuming (like all day), so reserve a Sunday for it.
https://www.cooksillustrated.com/how_tos/5820-the-ultimate-way-to-season-cast-iron

>>7803694
And NEVER wash it with detergent. Just use a paper towel and wipe it out and give it a good wipe down with olive oil

I have had hell trying to get my pans seasoned properly until I stopped caring about them (grilling tomatoes and eggs, boiling water in them) and just doing whatever the hell.

Now they have a nice black sheen

what do you have in the cupboard at home?

if you're doing something with beans, grab some tinned tomatoes.

>>7803578
>canned beans

Lentils are better than beans though. Cook much quicker, work amazing with any type of flaming hot (mustard, horseradish, chili...), or curry. Rice/lentils works, but also potato/lentils

Just microwave the bacon. It's what Gordon Ramsay does.

1. Turn the heat down and cook longer

2. Oranges are healthy

Juice in general is healthy but it is easy to drink way too much. A bottle of apple juice (1L) contains about 2,5 kg apples. You would never eat that much on a day but drinking this is no problem and it contains a lot of sugar which is bad in that quantities.

its not worth saving, start over and perfect the recipe instead.

why would you want to save it? try tasting it and see its bad

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>>7803457
It tastes good that's why I want to save it. It's just too watery.
Also, I don't like to waste food, if nothing works I'll just eat the peels and throw their rest awayvmbm

>>7803451
If your shitty girlfriend failed at following a jam recipe you can damn well be sure she hasnt disinfected the jar properly. Dont save it, it's going to taste like ass.
If she didnt use gelatin, she probably expected the pectin in the rinds to make the jam.
Also, boil it for longer. It shouldnt be anywhere near watery by the time you jar it.
Dont breed with her.

Bleach or alcohol

fry garlic in a little olive oil on a low heat, add tins of tomatoes and turn up to medium, add cheap white wine and let it simmer until it thickens.
boil angel hair spaghetti in salted water until al dente
drain pasta and immediately mix into sauce
add grated parmesan or pecorino and mix more
toss in the pan until it is "creamy"
serve on a plate with a dusting of extra cheese

What do you like ?
What can you afford ?

That should help us out.

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>>7803324
>Overwatch

back to /v/ please

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>>7803320
>Pasta
kill youself lol