>browse ck for 6 years
>still barely know how to do the most basic shit like cook rice
>>7510547
But at least you can easily identify the best fast food sandwich.
You know now that I think of it, I've never really learned anything about cooking from ck.
Probably the single most useless, un-educational food board in the world.
>implying the board is for learning
>not being able to google this easy shit on your own
no wonder you can't cook faggot
>>7510553
Why? What's wrong with people who don't even try?
>>7510558
Well you clearly never read threads in detail.
2 cups of water
1 cup of rice
1 spoonful of butter
shove it in a rice cooker
>>7510659
try practicing you stupid nigger.
or are you going to post another Big Mac thread
>>7510667
how is that rice recipe wrong lmao its fucking rice
>>7510622
Hey I eat the same things every day three times a day.
>>7510727
what do u eat?
>>7510739
Baked beans and raw rice.
>>7510620
For me it is the McChicken. The best fast food sandwich.
>>7510739
Tex mex
>>7510547
>>still barely know how to do the most basic shit like cook rice
>I cannot follow instructions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp8vd4X3IGg
>>7510547
You must just like looking at and talking about food more than preparing it. NBD.
>>7510547
Are you Ja/ck/?
>>7510547
Stop being willfully ignorant and learn then.
being good at something usually means you have made plenty of mistakes along the way.
If you want to get good at cooking, you will need to have some basic equipment and then just jump in and learn some basic techniques and start with some basic easy recipes.
you can get tons of online recipes for any dish you want to cook. I would recommend epicurious.com for recipes to try. Anything 3 1/2 stars or more will most likely be amazing.
Stay away from online recipes that don't have many reviews while you are learning. You want to try recipes that are proven to taste good, not someones food blog where they are making up stuff that only taste good to them.
I would recommend getting a subscription to cooks illustrated and learning the techniques they teach.
https://www.cooksillustrated.com/
>>7510659
o fuk i thought it was 2 cups of rice 1 cup of water
I also don't know how to cook outside of microwaving/frozen food/ezpz shit.
I'm just here to get inspiration for dank food analogies so I can win debates on /v/.
>>7510659
1.5 cups of water
1 cup of rice
skip the butter
>>7513178
And the unitasker.
>>7510547
>find a recipe you're interested in
>follow recipes
>watch videos if you need more guidance
>experiment and have fun
There, now you can do things beyond cook rice and pasta.
>>7510676
>needing butter to cook rice
pls browse for 6 more yrs
>he uses a rice cooker
>>7513273
>just moved in with gf
>learning to cook with her
>"lets just buy a ____cooker/maker"
I eat rice every week at least a few days a week. I put the rice in the sauce pan and measure 2-1 for water proportions. Then I cook it over the burner.
>>7513273
literally nothing wrong with a rice cooker
>>7510547
Rice is hard to learn, but easy to master.
small sauce pan. 1/2 cup rice 1 cup water + 1/4 cup water. (+ another 1/4 if brown rice)
1/4 tea spoon olive oil in bottom of pan.
medium heat, add rice
toast rice over heat until smells "nutty"
add water and bring to a boil.
Reduce head to low and cover.
Simmer until water is not visible on the side of the pan when pan is tilted to 45 degree angle.
Fluff with fork and serve
>>7510547
i only come here for ideas. i dont trust for advice. i asked ck and they wanted me to make pot pies once. took the idea and went elsewhere for the whitesauce recipe.
I've learned a lot of theory, like "real chili doesn't have beans," but nothing I've ever applied.
>>7513916
Chili as a meal has beans. Ignore Texans.
Chili as a topping doesn't.
>>7513922
woah bro. coney dogs have chili as a topping. though depending on the cook has or does not have beans.
