wbhat are you cooking /ck/? me? a chinese sausage and some rice

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doesnt that effect the amount of water in the rice cooker?

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>>7765505
Pretty regular dinner

>rice
>beans
>garlic mashed potatoes
>thinly sliced carrots and pea pods with lemon and olive oil
>chicken thighs/drums with honey-lemon sauce

>>7765877
What sort of counter surface is that?

>>7765910
>What sort of counter surface is that?

GHETTO FAB

>>7765910
Yellow burnt cement

>>7765944
>>7765931
Interdasting. Looks rustic.

>>7765974
I like it. My parents probably used it as leftover from the floor lol.

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>>7765991
>>7765974

>>7765991
>>7765997
You could probably give it an interesting looking and durable varnish if you get bored with how it looks or if it needs repair.

>>7766070
I'd do an epoxy finish

I thought it was MDF with the laminate peeled off.

>>7766076
>epoxy finish
Yeah that's what I was thinking of. But it's important to check how durable the finish is. E.g. We installed a beautiful surface in my parent's house and it can't tolerate acidic (e.g. lemon juice) or very hot (e.g. a kettle that has just boiled) things and water leaves marks when it dries on it. These three are the main offenders so check on how it handles those first.

>>7765846
nope

next time might slice it open b4 putting in there though so the fat n such from inside goes int othe rice...

>>7766070
>>7766076
>>7766091
>>>/diy/