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Rate my dinner

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>teaspoon
>tablespoon

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Hey guys, I was the anon who did the ja/ck/ chimichangas awhile ago.

While I've been super busy, I haven't had time to make another ja/ck/ recipe. However, I had the day off and decided to share my breakfast with you guys.

I made oeuf en coccotte with smoked salmon that i had leftover from a Christmas snacking plate.

Anyway, here's the mise en place

Smoked salmon
one egg
lemon vin
one thick slice of brioche
pickled red onions (pickled with apple cider vin, star anise, garlic, peppercorns and chile de arbol)
microgreens (someone gave them to me, just trying to use them up
sour cream
rosemary
butter

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What do YOU know about good fruit punch?

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>he gets angry at the idea of people enjoying reduced fat dairy.

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So the more that I cook, the more I've realized how shitty the microwave is at reheating your food. Most foods are just much better if you reheat them on the stove or in the oven.
However some foods aren't really affected so you get the speed without a compromise on taste.
>Most luke warm food cooked that day
>Nearly all soups
>Melting butter
>Plain pasta and rice are acceptable quality

Any other foods that aren't made shitty by heating in the microwave?

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Hey /ck, recommend me a good option for Chef's knife under 50 USD.

Currently looking at Victorinox - Chefs Knife Extra Broad 20cm which gous at about 30-35 $.

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Let's post stories about food allergies and our experiences with it. I have an allergy to lactose and dairy.

>be me
>out in town with mother
>go to coffeehouse to get a cup of coffee with her
>she had a cup of tea and I tried out a vanilla latte, specifically ordering it with oat milk
>shit was meh, not bad, not good
>come home two hours later
>mother of all gods my stomach hurts
>go to toilet
>massive diarrhoea and vomiting
>go to bed
>mom wakes me up 3 hours later
>gives me a mix of vomit medicine, bicarbonate and lemon juice
>fall asleep with bucket next to bed
>wake up 2 hours later
>vomit in the bucket and fill that shit to the brim
>holy fuck it wasn't just the coffee and soup (which were the only things that I ate that day) but also stomach acid, stomach lining and intestinal fluids
>my body hadn't even bothered to digest the coffee
>feel noticably lighter in body weight
>can barely move
>pour the shit into the toilet and go back to sleep

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Caesar dressing sucks.
Go fuck yourself.

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Who /snacking/ hier?

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sup /ck/

So Im trying to create an incredibly healthy thing to bring to work with me. I've been using the food pyramid as a guideline, but have a shitton of questions and fear that the pyramid might not be the end all be all. Mostly I've been eating dark greens (spinach, kale, mustard greens, turnip greens are now every day foods), corn, quinoa, tomato, jalapeno, peas, beans, and brown rice. Is this healthy or not?

1) Fruits vs Veggies. Does it really matter? I dislike sweet stuff, so I've been essentially using bell peppers and a shitton of jalapenos. Does this totally matter if I eat a shitton of vegetables a days with a multivitamin? Or should i throw a banana in there too?

2) Do I really need that much fucking dairy in my diet? I love me some cheese, but i understand that it's probably not fantastic for me and hold off on it. Is me not eating cheese really that unhealthy?

3) holy fuck do i need that many grains? I eat 1/4 cup (uncooked) brown rice and the same in quinoa every day. do i need to up that or can i just eat more veggies.

4) Peas, Beans, and Meat. Are they all the same food group? Does it particularly matter that i eat peas, beans, and some chicken/albacore with every meal or no?

5) fish vs chicken. Everything i read says to keep fish eating to a minimum due to mercury concerns. is this only true for stuff like tuna or should i really only keep my serving of albacore a day split into a weeks serving?

6) is it worth adding a serving of tempeh/tofu to my food every day? Would it be a serving of meat or vegetables?
sorry for all the weird questions, but all the places i look it up have vague/contradicting answers.
tldr: healithiest foods you can eat every day? Are vegies = fruits nutrient wise? Can beans/peas = meat?

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I'll just leave this here

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What do you put in your carbonara, /ck/?

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I'm just oilin' my board

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Does /ck/ like goat roti?

How about Caribbean food in general