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>>9012084

meatSpaghetti/10

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Time for some fireworks

>>9012094
An animal died for that you fuck

>>9012094
I hate you.

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>>9012100

came out like shit so i threw it out

>>9012145
Of course it did! Why didn't you take a picture of the end result?! What the fuck were you even trying to make?!

>>9012100

adding raw onion to a dish where you have already melted cheese

holy fuck

>>9012153
my mom bought me a bunch of lean turkey so i was trying to cook it to eat it

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Oh wow look, another epic and original thread where people waste a bunch of food and everyone gives awesome reactions

It's just as good as the guy who put sprinkles in his ramen

>>9012191
Cook what?! Dude at least ask us for help if you need it man jesus

>>9012191
Why were you trying to cook something to eat? Just order a pizza or get some takeaway dude. How retard are you?

>>9012145
>>9012191
Well you did like 4 things wrong so I'm assuming you didn't even attempt to Google how to do basic cooking techniques, let alone a recipe. I'm guessing this is a bait post but I'll still try and help you a bit on the off chance you're just this fucking new.

First of all, you should always try to follow recipes when you're learning how to cook. It's a lot easier to improvise when you have an idea of what you're doing, so to get that idea you learn how to make basic dishes. Looks like you at least had ground turkey, onions, and some kind of white cheese available so you could have done a very basic turkey burger.

To do that, dice the onions a little finer then what you did and as evenly as you can manage. Then mix up a handful of them with the ground turkey, salt, and pepper. You probably want a ratio of around 1/4 onions to turkey. Mix it up thoroughly with your hands, but if you're a gigantic pussy who doesn't like touching raw meat and loves making things pointlessly complicated you can use a spoon. Then form the mixture into patties, this time you probably have to use your hands. Cook in the pan until thoroughly browned on both sides, flipping once or twice, and put a slice of cheese on top of the patties just as they're nearly done. Then put them on a bun or whatever bread you have handy with whatever condiments you want/have.

>>9012281
Thank you for the tip sir. No, it is not bait. this is how I have been eating my ground meat for years, but I will try to employ some of your techniques