Archived threads in /ck/ - Food & Cooking - 3388. page

>>7105772
>The fuck am I supposed to store for longtime emergency rations?
You're not. Unless you live in some shithole like Syria or Kenya you do not need emergency rations. Or a bunker. Or a stockpile of ammo. The biggest crisis you're likely to see is the price of beef keep going up.

store some, write the expiration date on package in big bold letters, and store in an orangement it's simple to understand when they will start to expire.
eat as things start to expire, and replace when you eat.

>>7105812
but one of the strongest countries in the world is going to fall apart overnight and this guy needs to be ready

>>7105724
dude what. post that spaghetti rice recipe. i gotta see this shit.

Where's the meat, chaim?

Nothing says poorfag like NO MEAT. At least let a nigga get some CHEESE.

>>7105724
Dude.

> noodle soup
> spaghetti
> rice
> potatoes
> bread

You are serving nothing but carb. If that's not poorfag, nothing is.

It's just a dumb meme

Don't give it any more attention OP

My reasoning is that I love stovetop stuffing and don't feel like making homemade stuffing.

>>7105648
Stuffing = In the bird
Dressing = on the side

I like stuffin' muffins too...just spoon some dressing into muffin pan and bake for about 20 minutes, they make individual servings.

Whatever you do, top it with a pecan crumble.

>>7105635
No thank you. I resent pecans.

I just use the allrecipes recipe with a bit less sugar and with a bit of flour to keep it firm.

mozzarella
tomato
basil

>>7105602
Meatballs
Sausage
Garlic dip sauce

>>7105602
Pepperoni jalapeño tomato

>>7105586
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LMAO

>>7106275
the injuns would have wanted it this way

>dfw these people exist
>dfw these people die of old age rather than being gassed

>>7105528
I cut with a horizontal slice

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I just spread it with a knife

>>7105431
Fried catfish and chocolate milk

A handful of whole-grain crackers, a slice of provolone and a coffee.

>>7105431

coffee and a sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich both from the bodega down the street

Aldi is fine but I'm more of a Lidl man myself.

>in b4 retards argue about "quality" without realising it's different in each country

To avoid any doubt, I'm talking about Lidl & Aldi in the UK; both have decent meat, cheese, produce and bread (in store bakeries, even)

It's certainly isn't Tesco. That's for sure.

Aldi and Lidl are both horrid, full of sandpeople who can barely communicate and it feels like you're dumpster diving while shopping there.

Bison

>>7105425
funny story... if you want to get frozen bison(WITHOUT ANY ADDITIVES) for mad cheap, you can find it at some pet stores who sell refrigerated petfoods.

>>7105418

Seconding this - I eat roasted sweet potatoes, yams, and other roots all the time and I never really like anything I pair it with.

I think that if you want it to be more than just a side and truly pair with a dish, then you need to either mash it or add a sauce like this : http://www.moosewoodcooks.com/2011/10/navajo-stew/

Once that's done there is plenty that it could be paired with.

>>7105398
I don't fucking understand why poutine isn't even a thing outside Canada.

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Living in the US there isn't really that many things that are difficult to find, aside from a decent baguette and pic related.

Why do you keep reusing the same pictures for every thread?

You do this on /tv/ as well

>>7105375
Why don't you try it yourself?

>>7105375
It's not as good as moon cheese

>>7105375
Only if you're from the North, but they are an unaccountable people.

>>7105233
how fucking hot was the soup? it's supposed to cool down a bit before you eat, man

I replied to this thread

>making sugar cookies
>recipe calls for cream of tartar
>used tartar sauce

>portion sizes smaller
>soda sizes smaller
>food was probably made of actual meat and not chemical binders, flavorings and preservatives
>people actually took the time to savor their food instead of swallowing it whole and then getting back on their phones to check their facebook

The burgers were much bigger. Burger King's motto was, "It takes two hands to hold a whopper!"

Of course, they can't say that any longer.

Big Macs used to be nearly twice the size. McDonald's used to fry their fries in beef flavoring. They were delicious. You could get fried apple pies too.

(I was born in the 70s)

>>7105117
mcdonalds fried their fries in literal beef fat

>>7105065
Isn't that facebook? Does facebook use hashtags now? Like, I barely understand the concept, but are there people just searching for #cauliflowermash on facebook or something. What are you doing on there anyway, you fucking normie. This is a terrible thread.

I hold forks in both hands for max efficiency

>>7105075
Facebook does have support for hashtags, but few people use them. She's shared that photo from her instagram though, hence the hashtags.