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i love the blue corn flower design, reminds me of my mom :'(

My parents had all of those. Wedding gift from 1975 and has held up great since then as long as you're not a clumsy fuck.

>>7383110
>implying your mom could have used my mom's blue corn flower stuff
mom stealer pls go

>>7381838
gumbo
>chicken and/or shrimp
>smoked sausage
>celery
>onion
>pepper
>roux

chili
>beef
>beans if you want
>crushed tomato
>beer
>sausage if you want
>chilies

two of my favs

>>7381838
>/fit/ tier appreciated

So boiled unseasoned meat then?

beans

salt

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>>7379811
Blast from the past thread?

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>>7379811

>>7379822
I kinda miss 4mouse guy.

fuck you, pussy

you need to strangle that bitch in bed

Tendies & tots with extra ranch.

>>7382778
work on improving your versions of dishes that she does like. she'll leave you soon enough and then you can go on with your flavor experimentation alone.

It's a delicious piece of fruit.

Eat it.

>>7382642
Just plain?

>>7382664
Just add it to any sandwich you make

That and guacomole are pretty much all I use my avocados on

I wanted to try the Food Wishes recipe, but I don't know if the Laura in the Kitchen one would be better.

>>7378204
Arent baine maries those big perforated metal straining bowls?

>>7378250
A bain marie is just a water bath. I think you're thinking of a colander.

not sure i could get the ingredients that easily in bongistan

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>>7382932
same here in potato land

>mfw tortilleria in tipperary

>>7382932
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maseca-Instant-Corn-masa-Flour/dp/B0000IJYK4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1455654761&sr=8-2&keywords=masa+harina

Here you go. Not difficult at all!

poor people get fucked. get used to it, retard.

>>7382824
ahahahahahah faggot

I like drumletts

grow up you bellend

>>7382719
Last I checked, there wasn't that noticable a difference between the two.
Which makes Ostrich a highly overpriced commodity.

>>7382728
Ostrich is a bit more lean, but yea tastes like beef and not gamey.

>>7382591
Sherry

>>7382591

Berry

>>7382603
*Cherry

Also, why do you buy stuff without knowing what it is or what to do with it?

>>7382418
>What are aroma's?

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because we don't only have six tastes

>What is that and how do you explain it?
It has sugars, thus it's sweet. It has pectin and other mildly acidic chemicals, thus is sour. It's an apple, thus it tastes like an apple.

Stop being retarded on purpose.

Aroma

milk eggs butter

It'll be used in a majority of your everything. That'll be a $25 copay. You'll get the rest of the bill once I have your insurance billed.

>>7382385
you don't have the minimal equipment anyway but whatever
> essentials
salt (table salt and kosher salt), sugar peppercorns, mustard seeds, other spices, dried herbs, vegetable oil for frying (not fucking canola, you have alcohol if you want to kill your liver), vinegar, cooking wine, coffee, cocoa

> staple foods, these you should NEVER EVER be without
beans&peas (dry or canned), rice, wheat flour, corn meal
milk, butter, cream, cheese
eggs
whatever vegetables are in season - i.e. dirt cheap at the store or market. don't be picky, most anything can be made into good food

> nice to haves
meats
fish

>>7382385
Always keep some onions and garlic around, it'll put flavour into most things. Also try to find a herb or spice that you like putting in most things. For me it's rosemary, for others in my family it's thyme. You don't have to put it in everything, but it's nice to have some way to salvage a meal that turned out badly.

Homemade lemon olive oil & Parmesan dressing.

Salt & pepper to taste.

>>7382340
pussy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M4tqnXCfgU

vinegar and olive oil

It's pretty good. Shake Shack is overrated as fuck though.

>>7382133

A dollar for a slice of cheese tho?

i'd rather just go to a diner. similar prices and usually slightly better quality.

>>7381401
No too expensive, I just buy dried krill fish food and eat that. I'm completely serious I have an addiction

>fall for
What? They're literally free. It's nice to have a few along with your meal. Next you're going to tell me that bread with Italian meals is a 'meme'

i fucking love prawn crackers