cooking with /k/
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So I decided to use some of my spare 7.62x54r beans that I had left over from a previous recepie, so I decided to use them in a risky meddley with an anti-air 20mm fillet I have been saving for a special occasion. I have only seen this recepie done once before, and I remember so distinctly how delectable the ×54r was when married with a hint of rosemary. So now /k/, I will show you guys how to finely prepare those unused extra ingedients lying around your /k/itchen and make some of the best dishes your minds have never dreamed of.
First things first, you have to refer to your palate when deciding how to cook pods of ×54r, because a set of seasonings for one person may be terrible to another, so remember that cooking is all about your interpretation. For me, I decided to forego the rosemary and went for a more sweet heat chilli flavor to compliment the smoky flavor of the 20mm. Here you can see my selection of spices and seasonings before I prepare the pods for cooking.
Next up, I decided to as a more wholesome addition to the meddley, so I grabbed a few sprigs of .30-06 to help give it a more savory flavor. The contrast of sweet and heavy flavors clashing with the spice of the chilli powder will really light you up!
I then proceeded to spice accordingly, giving everything a nice cover to even out the flavors.
Never forget to oil your pan prior to cooking to prevent sticking!
Once in the pan, I decided to garnish the sautéing pieces with a small serving of broccoli. Adding a little of your favorite sauce to help cool things down doesn't hurt either.
After the cooked bits are nice and done, fetch out a new pan and get your filet ready to sear. I'm going with a quick flash searing on both sides to keep the inside nice and rare.
Make sure you get the pan nice and hot before you set it on to cook. I crusted the exterior with a mix of crushed black pepper and fresh sea salt to really lock in the raw flavor.
Then what?
>>27904689
>cut marks in pan
you fucking monster.
> electric stove
Into the trash it goes
>>27905249
>>27905253
/thread
OP i know you were trying to have an epic bread but its just not happening, sorry you wasted like $10 in ammo to do this.
>>27905249
He needs his RDA of Teflon, chill.
