Gimme some fun, cheap ideas for my BBQ tomorrow, anons. I've got some brisket and duck legs brining already.
Was planning on making a coleslaw with some kimchi hot sauce in the dressing for fun.
What else should I do? Thinking a rice & bean salad with coriander, lemon juice and chipotle chillies.
make a salad, either from potatoes or chicken, maybe eggs
>>9291670
I love making potato salad, but I don't feel like making another one, to be honest.
Slow-cooked baked beans roasted up while you're doing the brisket are awesome. Especially when your recipe includes a pound of burger and a pound of bacon.
Is Frosty a condiment?
>>9291530
no, it's ice cream in a cup.
>>9291530
Is Frost an instrument
>>9291533
ketchup is tomato cream in a cup
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Ew.
Nice.
The Ohio dog
https://dining.osu.edu/articles/urds/23
i have a garden & these chives i bought 3 years ago have completely taken over the garden im pretty sure theyve eaten some of the neighborhood children what the fuck do i make with it
>>9290966
MASHED POTATOES!!! Then mix the leftovers with egg, onions, more chives, and other shit and fry up some potato pancakes with millionbof and pepper relish.
>>9290966
make a chive smoothie
or find a way to use it in chai tea, then you can make chai/chive puns
i fucking love nibbling on chives and the flowers
Drinking the same drink yay or nay? Used to do this all the time with sister.
no one over the age of 13 is worried about some icky germs
you're more likely to get sick from going to a restaurant
>>9290820
>tfw no qt sister to share drinks with
>>9290820
>Inb4 wincest
Isnt this the most delicious and glorious burger you have seen /ck/?
>>9290773
The fucking onions have fucking fallen out!
>>9290773
>"C-U-C-K" spelled out in dirty grease on top
>knife to hold this piece of shit together
>have the tomatoes been fried? what the fuck?
>sauteed onions are shit
>patty off-centre
>on a wooden board
no, this is not the best burger I have ever seen.
american style toppings / no complexity or depth, 4/10
What have you been drinking lately?
Just finished Yuuki-cha's Yakushima shincha and Kyobancha, so I'm set to place another order. Any green recommendations from their site? I'll be getting the san nen bancha too.
>>9290424
>Just finished Yuuki-cha's Yakushima shincha and Kyobancha
Get the fuck out of here with your made up naruto terms
Today I'm sipping on W2T's Hot Brandy (really interesting white/black blend) and some budget Menghai ripe pu. Wish I knew greens well enough to advise you, OP. Kyobancha sounds pretty cool; hadn't heard of that one.
>>9290550
>Kyobancha sounds pretty cool; hadn't heard of that one.
It's definitely worth trying if you like roasted tea like hojicha, 200g for ~$7 is a bargain.
this is the most incompetent shit.
What is this?
it has discount coupons, and referral credit
you should only use it when you have a discount, otherwise it's overpriced shit.
Yeah? There's a company called Favor that let's people on BICYCLES deliver your food.
"Fresh to your door in under three hours or its free"
Post an adjective. Tell anon the first food that comes to mind when you read theirs.
>rubbery
>>9290221
Overcooked chicken
>flat
>>9290240
McChicken
>floppy
>>9290250
Pizza.
>steamy
I have been cooking for awhile now and i know all the basics. Just about everything i make turns out pretty good but its all fairly basic. What should i do to.
What dishes do you guys recommend to challenge ones skills?
>>9289972
>What should i do to
Derp. Ignor that part.
Ive been trying my hand a baking because i dont do much of it. I made a pie crust for a pot pie that turned out pretty good, but im really not all that interested in baking.
>>9289972
A Spanish omelette, or tortilla de papas, is a deceptively simple dish that really puts your basic skills to the test and finishes with a slightly complex technique. When done right, it's really fucking good and serves a crowd as part of breakfast or as an appetizer before a large meal. The ingredients are simple, but they're all showcased very well here. For the potatoes, you want a waxy variety like Yukon golds.
>6 eggs
>3 small potatoes or two medium
>1 white onion
>pinch of salt and black pepper
>teaspoon paprika (optional)
>olive oil and lots of it
Peel the potatoes and slice them into very thin pieces. Only a couple millimeters if possible. Dice the onion. Put them in a large frying pan(but not quite so large that none of your plates can cover it, this is important) with a generous amount of olive oil, enough to come about halfway up the potatoes and onions. Fry them low and slow for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. You want those onions to caramelize a little. Once the potatoes are soft, strain them and the onions through a collander to renove the oil. Save the oil. Put the potatoes and onions in a large mixing bowl. Beat the eggs separately and then stir them into the potatoes and onion. Add salt, pepper, and paprika. Cover with foil and let the mixture sit for 10 minutes. Put the oil back into the pan and bring to a medium heat. Add the mixture to the pan and let it cook until almost set.
Now the tricky part. Once you're sure the omelette is done on one side, cover the pan with a plate and invert the omelette onto it. Then, slide the omelette off the plate and back into the pan to cook the other side. If you do this right, it will take on a beautiful cushion shape, almost like a flat wheel of cheese. Cook it a little longer on this side, and then repeat the process to remove the omelette from the pan. If you get the timing just right, the middle will still be slightly runny and taste absolutely amazing, almost like a melty cheese.
>>9290033
The best part of tortillas is using the leftovers to make sandwiches. Just take a slice and put it on a baguette. Simple yet delicious, the Spanish way
Does /ck/ microwave their water?
Or do you boil on the stove/in your kettle?
I'd use my kettle but I hate having to clean it every time.
I've heard if you leave just a little water in your kettle it'll act like a sort of magnet for dust and stuff, which might help for cleaning - but seriously as long as the kettle's empty after I use all the water who cares if it air dries and I don't wash it again?
>>9289904
>he air dries his water
Enjoy your cancer
I have been a meat eater all my life but after seeing how animals are actually slaughtered in a factory, I'm not so sure anymore. Even though I still like the taste of meat everytime I eat it I can't help but think how many countless innocent animals were violently butchered and processed.
How do I get over those sissy thoughts /ck/?
I haven't quite made the transition to full vegan yet because veg food sucks and is completely devoid of any flavor compared to what meat is.
>inb4 quorn
>>9288099
Eat LESS meat.
>>9288099
I've been a meat eater all my life.
After I shot a deer we had it processed. Shut up little turd boy.
>>9288099
Eat MORE bullets
Why does it seem (IMO) that Walmart has the weirdest, out there products? A lot of stuff I see there I don't see in other super markets.
I thought that it was crazy hard to get into Walmart due to low prices.
Pic related
It's also the only place that has the chocolate sugar cookie Pop tarts from what I know.
Another burger thing
Companies test product in certain areas but want the broadest base of consumer so Walmart does.
I'm at the IKEA Crayfish Party. I got invited here by a Swedish expat.
I'm not sure what to expect but it seems warm butter and herbs, a crustaceans best friend, wasn't offered.
At least it's authentic, I'm surrounded by chinks and slimes so it feels like I'm in Sweden. Well played IKEA.
>>9285287
It's traditional swedish custom for the Muslims present to ejaculate on the crayfish for the whites to enjoy.
>>9285287
>Ikea
Order some meatballs, extra horse meat.
It's crawfish. Europe is wrong again.
Let's get this out on to a tray!
Nice!
no hiss...
>>9277209
NOT nice..