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>>7492745
Back in the day, cheez its were as they were and nips were just like crackers coated in cheese dust

These days it seems like they are the same, but i havent had them in years

>>7492745
Cheese nips are garbage

Cheez-it Duos are god tier

I would love a three piece pan set of copper, stainless steel, non-stick and cast iron each. Having the right pan for the right job is a real necessity for some dishes and it makes it that much harder when you don't have it at your ready.

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>>7492707

Meh, Le Crueset has a nice reputation and all, but as time goes on their stuff keeps getting thinner and thinner. That's a fucking step backwards when it comes to a Dutch oven. I'd rather have a knockoff at this point as at least those are full thickness. The quality of their enamel is fantastic though!

As for what I'm drooling over: A pacojet. Alas I'll probably never buy one as the price is absurd for home use.

>>7492707

I honestly never cook for enough people to have any use for a pot that big.

Definitely want a good quality, smaller sized enameled cast iron, though.

children

>>7492166
The onions made me cringe, imagine the shit they're absorbing.
The hot sauce I don't mind, sometimes cold hot sauce goes well on food.

I often pour a glass of juice and drink maybe half of it before it isn't cold any more. so, I put it in the fridge - often for a few days. I have two in my fridge right now.

my gf says this is weird.

>>7491902
My grandma doesn't. She's extremely british despite having lived in Australia for 65 odd years. The only things she makes well are roast and apple pie and everything that's not meat and 3 veg is too exotic for her to even consider.

grandmas being better at cooking is a meme

>>7491905
I think mine is just retarded. She served baked potatoes AND sweet potatoes as the side dish.

>seshwan
I don't need to know your name, darkie.

I had leftovers: brisket soup with barley and kale.

>>7491323
I look like a nazi, hombre. I just grew up in the Southwest and ate everything with salsa and cayenne growing up.

>it's spicy so it's good

Everything else about your picture is leaning me in the opposite direction.

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off day, here's a picture of some awesome chicken I made a while back.

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>>7490621
>How was your weekend, restaurant/hotel workers of /ck/?
was fine. one of my guys' life is burning to the ground at the moment and his problems are becoming EVERYONE'S problem, which is a problem. can you fucking leave your personal life in the locker room before you punch in? we have shit to do.

>What do you do?
steward. it's a fine job, but sometimes i think i might be the only person on my crew that takes foodservice and hospitality seriously. banquet and line cooks keep asking me when i'm going to start cooking but that isn't my decision, that's up to the chefs and the HR people.
>mfw i have to teach people how to make an ice bath for soup and how to properly fill out a temp log
>mfw i have to teach people about time/temp abuse
>mfw i have to constantly harp on handwashing, not blocking egress for fire escape routes with stacks of things, not stacking things higher than 18" from the ceiling because muh fire code
but i do enjoy what i do.

>What kind of business/kitchen do you work in?
top-rated conference hotel with two fine dining venues and a banquet hall that seats 300.

>>7490741
Looks like shit desu

DUDE

>>7489269
Tex me always works

All you need is tortillas, cheese, and some sort of dog food to make a basic quesadilla.

But seriously, it's probably the easiest and most "no fuss" outside of sandwiches.

>>7489276
TexMex*

Fucking hell, autocorrect, how about you learn some fucking common colloquialisms.

>>7488166
????

>>7488168

To wear rubber gloves when dealing with hot peppers.

ive known all along that habanero is the meme chili

>>7487748
it's not a bad thing. people who try to tell you it is are anti science and just blatantly ignorant and essentially want less people to have access to food. the one issue i have with it is as the birds get bigger it can cause them to suffer. but that is only with animals. gmos in general are good

>>7487748
its the whole natural = good thing people believe. like how they think GMOs are automatically evil. the legal aspects of Monsanto are bad, but the creation of better, larger crops is great

>>7487748
Well, did the taste, nutritional value, cost for breeding increase along with yield? There might be negatives, but if I recall from SCIENCE, at the very least the cost for breeding chicken is still stable.

Wasn't alive back in 1957 so I really can't recall how chickens taste back then.

I am pretty sure overall it's a good thing, especially since most of it is done through selective breeding.

>>7486578
Science anon. You eat chocolate you get a rush of endorphins in your brain. For men this happens only for the first bite but for women it happens for every bite. Women were programmed to respond well to chocolate.

>>7486677
Is there a subtle sex joke hidden here?

>>7486578
Apparently something to do with low blood sugar, stress or changing hormonal levels prior to a woman's menstrual cycle.

Or Some researchers claim that chocolate cravings in menstruating women may be a cultural phenomenon. Studies have shown that American women are more likely to crave chocolate than women of other nationalities, perhaps because they're concerned about the high levels of sugar and fat in chocolate and therefore consider it an indulgence. Some experts believe that chocolate cravings in menstruating women may be largely psychological, since they feel that premenstrual symptoms give them a socially acceptable reason to eat chocolate, a high fat food.

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>>7486237
endorsed

While it's shin red; I will still bump; shin black is 7 million better though.

>>7484522

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>>7486237

Wow what a rare and surprising one. Its not like weebs come here to post packets of ramen 24/7

Sammy's bacon cheeseburger. A real guilty pleasure

Coffee + Protein Powder.
6ft.

4-6 scrambled eggs, depending on what I'm going to do on the day.

>>7486068
DYEL?

>>7486077
No, I'm weak.

>>7485765
I know what's you're mum's favorite kind of sausage

My boyfriend's.

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There's this pretty popular sausage buffet here that I've never gone to yet.
I wanna try it out

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Is it all just sausages and beer?

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They eat sauerkraut sandwiches.

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>>7485261
German here. Look it up on Wikipedia, then come back and ask your questions.

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Kraft Singles

Manchego

>>7484749

Fresh Asiago

Most cheesemongers dont carry it

Match it with calabrese olives and fresh bread

Your penis will thank you