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What's the best way to start enjoying the texture of tomatoes, /ck/? I like the taste, but I've always been put off by the texture of it. Are there any ways to prepare large chunks or wedges other than eating them raw in a salad or something?
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Kill yourself you massive faggot
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>>7359793
raw tomatoes come in two textures, firm, and soggy, have you tried both? lot's of people swear by one and curse by the other
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>>7359793
>texture over flavor
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Why would I pay 4 this? 2016-02-09 18:41:23 Post No.7359716
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When all the good Mexican restraunts have 4 free
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I'll play your silly little game. Why would you pay for it?
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I wouldn't
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>>7359752
where's the beef?
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>I only leave yelp reviews when I have a horrible experience
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Fear not. The Pest line shall continue. My childrens have been savededed.
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>>7359682
>Food was absolutely delicious
>Service was quick, reliable and very friendly
>I loved the cozy atmosphere
>But everything didn't seem exactly authentic
>1 star
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Now get Yourself ready for some boogers and cum!
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I have strep and a nasty sinus infection.
what are some good food ideas and drinks to make and/or buy while im getting better.
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while it's not really food but a home-remedy so chop one or two cloves of garlic, add to a spoon, drench it in honey and then eat it
do this twice aday.
both garlic and honey helps fight the strep with the honey canceling out the raw garlic taste(or atleast most of it)
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>>7359508
Okay will do, should I mince it to go down easier or at least cut the clove in half? Or will that make it stronger?
Could I add cinnamon to those two aswell.
Im about to run to the store to get my stuff, would pomegranate tea be a good idea? Or is there a better tea for strep.
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>>7359467
You can defeat streptococcal pharyngitis with the assistance of Irish whiskey.
Food? Whatever you have - soup, perhaps.
Where were you when American Dad BTFO slowcook-fags?
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Salsa Chicken
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American Dad is a fucking awful show and the social, etc. commentary in it is completely worthless. Stop posting forever.
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>>7359430
He's right you know.
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Food gore thread
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>>7359401
is that klingon blood?
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https://youtu.be/K-PKO2FrdPY
flip carbonara
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How often do you eat jets, cu/ck/s?
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i have balls of steel but it melts my heart to see this many fast food threads. food is fuel!
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>>7359103
Midwest pizza sucks.
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>>7359108
so does your mom but you still love her
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The parasite that wasn’t-A case of mistaken identity 2016-02-09 14:00:58 Post No.7359086
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The parasite that wasn’t-A case of mistaken identity
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http://www.cfp.ca/content/57/10/1145.full
An anxious but healthy 32-year-old male physician presented to the family medicine clinic with a sample of suspected parasites from his stools, which had been retrieved from the toilet that same day. Having a background in clinical health sciences, he had a number of questions and concerns regarding the stool contents and intestinal parasites. Upon questioning, the patient reported traveling to India 2 years before. Soon after the trip he experienced an episode of extreme gastrointestinal upset involving nausea and diarrhea that lasted 2 weeks before resolving. He also had a long-standing history of loose stools and difficulty gaining and maintaining weight. In addition, the patient noted that he had eaten Chinese food the night before.
The patient was otherwise asymptomatic, and results of physical examination were normal. After examining the stool samples (Figures 1 and 2), and in the light of his travel history and symptoms, a possible diagnosis of hookworms was considered. The sample was sent to the microbiology laboratory for further analysis.
Later that day, the microbiology physician called to report positive identification of Vigna radiata (previously known as Phaseolus aureus) in the stool sample.
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When I was an alcohol I passed out and fell off my bar stool once and then some parasite stole my wallet.
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Hookworms are supposed to be good for autoimmune disease.
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>>7359102
You'll always be an alcohol m8
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Who chi/ck/ory here?
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i've been meaning to buy some and put it in a cafe au lait. never tried it desu
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>>7358963
Looks like soy sauce. How's it taste?
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I live in New Orleans so that's pretty much the much the only coffee available outside of Starbucks garbage.
I like it, it took some getting used to but the flavor is great black or with a little milk
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Would you eat this?
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>>7358790
The proverbial shit sandwich
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Forgot the description.
>The "MEAT PIE" Parma!! Chicken schnitzel topped with NAPOLI sauce, HAM, CHEESE, a rich MEAT PIE FILLING, topped with PUFF PASTRY & TOMATO SAUCE!!
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>>7358790
id eat it, i wouldnt order or make it tho
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fried tofu (厚揚げ)
is popular in Japan
tasty and healthy
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>>7358732
Straight to page 10.
Faggot.
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okey
shallow fried tofu
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>>7358732
I love this stuff. Hard to find the brands that are just right at the oriental market.
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Anyone have any decent pizza sauce recipes? 2016-02-09 06:44:40 Post No.7358457
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Anyone have any decent pizza sauce recipes?
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I make a lot of pizza from scratch and was wondering what people normally put in their pizza sauce. Normally I stir together 1-1.5 cups of tomato sauce (depending on whether it's store-bought or shit from the tomatoes from my mom's garden), and 1-1.5 tbsp of oregano, garlic powder and basil, respectively.
It works pretty well but I feel like there's more I could add, I'm just not sure what.
>this is the only thing I can bake but I'll probably branch out more as time goes on; I did make soft pretzels once but they weren't worth the effort when I can buy them for like $1 at Sheetz
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>>7358457
why go through the trouble when you can buy pizza sauce for the same price as canned tomatoes.
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>>7358476
Why not just buy a frozen crust that comes with the sauce and cheese already applied?
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>>7358496
Why bother making it when you can pick it up already made from a pizza place?
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Friends invited me out to lunch to a restaurant I've never been to.
Yelp says the attire is "dressy." What does that mean?
Business casual? Suit and tie? Tuxedo?
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Go full tuxedo just to be sure.
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>>7358386
Just throw on your best Pantera shirt and some cargo shorts
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Why don't you play it safe and dress like a goddamn adult? I highly doubt your friends would be inviting you to lunch to somewhere where jacket and tie were *required*, so maybe just wear a pair of nice pants and a cardigan? It's a classic look without being too casual or too dressy.
Like the first two dudes. Unless you're some dude who always wears trash wigger shit, then you're fucked.
Never had any sort of meat or fish before and I now have the opportunity, what do you guys recommend for a first timer?
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Get some ram's eggs to ease yourself into it. Most butchers don't stock it because it's pleb tier, so you may have to look at online mail order.
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I recommend some hard salami or the meat of a man.
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>>7358232
Go to a Texas de Brazil
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Hello friends, i'm going to experiment with making my own beef jerky as it's insanely expensive otherwise.
I'm going to buy myself a brisket and cut it to strips.
Anyone got a good jerky marinade they want to share?
Also, does anyone in here have experience with drying your jerky in an oven? I don't have a smoker nor a dehydrator
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>>7358077
I've done it in the oven before, overnight at 60 degrees C.
Marinade in honey soy, garlic, chili etc.
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>>7358077
Why not a cheaper cut of beef, if cost is one of your primary factors?
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>>7358133
Like what? Brisket is some of the cheapest I can get here. If I had to go cheaper I should use ground beef or something