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How many slices of salami would you use if you were making a salami sandwich? Pretend you dont have any veggies or cheese. Its just meat and bread with mayo or mustard.
1 layer covering the entire length of bread stacked on top of each other with half inch spacing
Depends on how big the bread is
>>7131981
and the salami.
regular deli sized hard salami slices I put like 5 and some mustard. probably my favorite sandwich.
I have around 15 overripe harry & david pears. what can i do with them?
I've googled some muffin and sauce recipes, but other ideas welcome. I rather not throw them out since they're really tasty, I just have a hard time eating so many in a short period of time.
>>7131959
Harry and David is a shite chocolatier, I didn't know they went into farming.
Just eat them
-pear butter
-you could still make a balsamic-onion sauce with them, just peel and core as best you can and throw them in with the onions after they've caramelized a bit. The sauce will be thick and chunky but will still taste the same
-puree in a blender and spread it smoothly on a parchment-lined baking sheet, bake at a low heat in the oven until it turns to fruit leather
-pear vinaigrette for salads
They taste like sugar and more sugar and may make you ill after but are strangely addicting. Anyone else tried popin cooking?
I want to try it, but I don't want to have to pay to import a product that's already pretty overpriced.
>>7131908
>They taste like sugar and more sugar and may make you ill after but are strangely addicting
pretty sure you aren't supposed to eat them, you just make them and have little toys afterwards
>>7131908
I bought an assortment pack of them on Amazon. They were a lot of fun. They weren't bad-tasting IMHO but certainly one of those things where the journey is more important than the destination, if you know what I mean.
What do you think of cooking with portable camp stoves? I know a lot of companies/products make these portable stoves ( not all are equal in quality ) and some of them are pretty neat. The thing is I've never cooked on one before and before I go cooking with one I'd like to hear from those who have ( excluding YouTubers/advertisers ) cooked on stoves like these. For the sake of reference I'm referring to stoves like the Bushbox, EmberLit, Firebox G2, Scout stoves, Solo Stoves, and the TOAKS stove.
Image related: Solo Stove Titan ( mid-size model ) that fits inside a 1800ML cook-pot for easy carry.
>>7131851
inb4 "Why?" - With a lot of companies offering sales on their stoves for the week I figured it might be worth picking one up if they are any good.
If you like to go camping and/or are homeless, they're great. Not going to compete with your gas range but a helluva lot easier to keep the temp regulated than over a campfire or whatever. Of course I don't really camp that much so when I do I usually just bring food that doesn't require cooking. But the one time I ever used one, it was a lot better than open firepit cookery as far as producing an even heat and therefore not burning/undercooking.
>>7131851
They're great for heating shit, which is what they're made for, but I wouldn't try to use one to cook with, due to the limited fuel supply.
Thoughts?
>>7131796
i liked it. I also drink Old Charter so what the hell do I know
>>7131796
great stuff especially for the price, good for sipping and for cocktails.
>>7131796
It's good. I prefer high-rye bourbon like OGD to sweeter bourbons.
Do you like French food?
>>7131768
Yeah. I used to work for a French company in NYC and every few months they'd have this wine and cheese tasting thing, it was really good and I was able to sample different things. There was this guy there from France that brought in a crepe cooking set, I'm not sure exactly what it was called but he'd make all of us fresh crepes.
>>7131768
Yes, very much so.
>>7131768
They also have good taste in other things as well, we hired Cirque du Soleil for a Christmas party. Good times!
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How do I make kebab meat?
I attempted it using mutton in a marinade of garlic, onion, salt, pepper, olive oil, cinnamon, cumin, and thyme, let it rest for half a day, then seared it in a pan. It wasn't bad but didn't taste anything like the kebab I know.
What do?
>>7131764
you can't m8
get a der gerät
>>7131781
Does this thing actually cook whole log of meat or does it keep it warm
I'm a vegetarian, what healthy food recipes should I try?
Baby back ribs
deep fried turds with a side of dick in cumsauce
Semen
What do you think of this pizza, /ck/?
>>7131683
Where's the Franks Red Hot?
That table is too small to use
>>7131683
Nice flies on your pizza you filthy fagget!
What is the best way to eat a Kiwi?
I usually slice them once i the middle and then use a teaspoon to dig them out but that never works if they are not really soft already. I have now taken to slice them as usual but then just eating the halfs out raw.
I just eat the entire thing like I do with all fruit, the skin is perfectly edible and doesn't taste like shit lime a banana peel
People throw so much food away. I'μ not even poor but I always cringe when I see people toss apple cores
>>7131677
You eat the apple cores?
Dunno the fuzzy structure seems so weird to eat.
>>7131677
>eating kiwi skin
Why don't I just plop my nutsack in your mouth instead, you fucking looney toon.
So my Sous Vide cooker just arrived. I figured over the weekend I would try to make some steaks per what I could find online, but I was wondering if /ck/ had any creative recipes to share. For instance, a friend of mine has told me that sous vide is excellent for making pork chops.
I've also heard that sous vide is supposed to be great for BBQ (e.g. 72 hour short ribs), but for heat conservation/energy efficiency purposes, it's a good idea to get a beer cooler and cut a hole in that for the sous vide cooker. Does /ck/ have any opinion on this?
>>7131647
Sous vide isn't really the best way to be creative with your meals unless you've got a shit ton of time and you're willing to make it a huge project.
Salmon 12m @ 120F is one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten.
Short ribs are best 48-72h @ 129F. Make sure you get the chuck short ribs; the belly ribs have much less marbling and much more external fat.
Shrimp 30min @ 135F comes out wonderfully flavorful.
Oh, and one more thing. If you take nothing else from this post, take...
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squid and octopus are both fucking amazing sous vide
big fan of very long cooked short rib, cheek, oxtail
and yeah not just salt but other stuff like aromatics you want to go easy on. took me a while to remember that a little bit of garlic can blow your head off if it's in there for a bajillion hours
What should be stuffed inside jalapeno poppers?
I like cream cheese in mine
a little secret sauce from the cook ;)
I like cheddar filled and....wait for it........dip them in thousand island
seems weird but thats the way a mexican restaurant here serves them and I have been converted
Cream cheese or cheddar
semen if you're a yuropooor.
Do you like ashkenazi food?
>>7131468
Maybe, what is that?
I like bagels.
>>7131489
Food of Jews of european descent.
A lovely cheese pizza, just for me.
10/10
>>7131464
>rate za'
nigga thats shit tier chain papa shits pizza....YOU LOSE, GOOD DAY SIR!
>american pizza is so bad they have to dip it in sauce
>panda express has buy one plate get one free this month
what the fuck should I get?
the sweetfire chicken breast is so fucking good but they barely give you anything
>>7131440
some of the most disgusting food i have ever tried
>>7132064
you're fucking retarded
>>7132064
>i grow my own chickens and cook my own orange chicken and drive my hand built car wearing my hand sewn jeans
