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>ask for no barbeque sauce
>take off onion rings
>2 free onion rings and a BCB
>>7867970
so what was 'free' about that deal?
>order a hamburger
>take off bun
>free bun plus a hamburger patty
>>7867999
>order a Big Mac
>take off buns, beef patties, lettuce, cheese and Big Mac sauce
>free buns, beef patties, lettuce, cheese and Big Mac sauce
Just finished another batch of my ciabatta. Pretty rustic looking, and also pretty flat so I can fit it in the toaster when sliced horizontally.
I always let my sponge/biga/bug/starter sit for 2 days, and the main batch was mixed this morning, and has been rising and knocked back and rising again for the last 8 hours or so.
Bread anons, get in here, post bread, etc.
Also the margarine in my pic isn't mine... but the Turkish coffee is!
>>7838003
>rustic looking
mcfucking kill yourself
>>7838003
>my bread doesn't look like a mass produced loaf
>it's fucking rustic looking guys
>>7838003
Wow it looks so rustic
You wake up and your kitchen is filled with ripe bananas. What do you do with them?
>>7871373
Bin them, those bananas are decomposing and highly bad for you.
banana cream pie
>>7871373
I've got black bananas sitting on my bench currently.
Planned to make banana bread but I didn't realise I don't have a loaf tin. Weird because I remember making date loaf recently but it ain't there. Gonna have to buy a new one.
>>7860940
No pic because i ate it 2 hours ago, but I made a double cheeseburger with jalapenos, red onion and smokey barbeque sauce. Was very good considering the low effort.
>peeling and seeding veg
Fucking pleb. I bet you don't use it for stock or compost either.
>>7861013
>peeling and seeding veg
Did you even look at the picture? Even if you took everything else away that pepper would be food gore material just on it's own.
>Having a girl over for dinner
>She's a vegan
>Know fuck all vegan recipies
Gonna go to the store to stock up, what do you guys suggest? Any reasonably tasty entry-level vegan meals?
She's only became a huge hippie in the past year or so, so I doubt she'll be a connoisseur of vegan food
I usually make a sort of crispy "pizza" with sautéed veggies on top and basil. Works fine as an appetizer (few slices) or as an entrée (personal pizza + your favourite salad).
Would that interest you?
veggie bean chili (basically pinto beans, water, tomato paste, spices like chili powder, curry powder, cayanne powder, black pepper, garlic powder, msg, and italian seasoning, and green peas, and add aspartame for sweetness) with toasted whole wheat bread.
That's my favorite meal. I eat it twice a day, every day. except some days, instead of beans, I use lentils.
Basic Italian shit is always an easy go-to. There are plenty of pastas (add in some white beans, or do a butternut squash ravioli), lasagna (there are a billion vegan recipes out there, and at the end of the day it's basically just lasagna), and like the other anon said, you can legitimately put anything you want on pizza, and the dough and sauce are already vegan.
Is there a spice/herb/ingredient that you zealously use in all of your meals? Which is it?
Pic related for me
Not all of my meals but at least half. I love this stuff. Any meat or vegetable is great with it.
I use a lot of caraway, dill, parsley, various paprikas, onions/leeks and various animal fats like lard, chicken grease, bacon grease and butter.
I go through about 500g or so of paprika each year.
It's Chipotle day! What's your favorite burrito, /ck/?
>>7865137
A little early here but I'm feeling carnitas today
>>7865137
Sorry I don't really feel like E.coli right now.
>>7865197
same
Anyone here remember when elementary school teachers tried making you try new foods?
I remember in 6th grade, my teacher had us do a project on Mexico and to demonstrate this, she made us guacamole. She got some probably moldy avocados, dumped in jarred Tostito's jarred salsa, added in Tabasco, and mixed it up.
I thought I hated guacamole until I actually had it when I was older.
Never happened.
When I took Spanish in high school we took a field trip to a real Mexican restaurant for lunch, but that was about it.
>>7863808
I'm actually triggered by what happened to you.
>>7863808
Substitute 'Mexican food' with any other subject under the sun and realise how much damage a bad teacher, and by extension a broken education system, can do to a generation.
does /ck/ eat bugs?
No, but once I got a cockroach in my mouth and I spit it out
>>7866402
Scorpions aren't bugs; they don't have wings and they don't have stylos.
Not like that but scorpions are fucking delicious.
Itt things we eat in Mexico
>>7865867
Burgers, shrimp and sometimes quail. I know one place that does some great frog legs, but the cartels basically own it now, so I haven't gone back.
What part of Mexico has the best food?
ceviche is disgusting btw
Chojugang or whatever this shit's called is better than Sriracha, uhh
My coffee must be organic or equitable, I like to give it fancy names, uhhh
Sandwich is an art, uhhh
Admit it: you wish you were cool but food is your only comfort because you're insecure faggots
Quit doing that right now. I mean it. You fucking hipsters.
>>7871480
>>7871480
Looking down on other people is the ultimate hipster trait, OP
>>7871480
Typical white male post
Shaking. My. Head.
My refrigerator stopped working but the freezer side still works fine.
Apparently the fan assembly that pipes freezer air into the fridge no longer functions.
I'd have to wait several days to get a repair guy to look at it.
Could I get away with putting bowls of ice in the fridge so the food won't spoil?
I figure I could do this indefinitely because the icemaker is fine and I can just keep making more ice.
I used to work at a restaurant where the reach in on my station would break down occasionally and we'd fill hotel pans with ice and put them on every shelf to keep the temperature down.
Just make sure you only open it briefly, and when you know exactly what you want, because the ambient temperature will go down quickly every time you open the door. Stuff like milk, raw meat, and prepared foods (e.g. potato salad) should be stored directly on top of the ice.
use a cool wet sack
source: the simpsons
>>7871228
you can do that. If you happen to have a cooler or even a rubbermaid container, you might want to buy a couple bags of ice and store the important stuff in there, and change the ice every day.
That's a wierd word... colo-rado. Hmmm...
Anyway gotta clean-up a bit before .
It'[s the tire on my bike. Reflective white wall.
I just use random chiles. A bit of these, a bit of those. I don't really feel like writing a recipe for it and following it.
Something like that.
Where do I start?
I want to be a fantastic next-level cook. Do I look up lesson plans online, cook dishes from cookbooks, or dedicate a month at a time to a certain type of food.
How does a beginner get good?
>>7870685
just start finding out what you wanna cook
the most important is being able to cut veggies garlic and shit without removing ur fingers
>>7870697
I want to be well rounded and versatile
bro just look up recipes on youtube that you want to make. I recommend going to the Food Wishes channel. Look at Food Wishes' library. Sort it by popularity and watch any video that intrigues you.
how to be a great amateur cook in 2016:
1. Buy all of the proper ingredients
2. follow a video-recipe
does anyone make this at home? I've never had it because no restaurant or pizzeria sells it here. is there a specific way to make it 'authentic' at home from scratch? Is there anything especially extraordinary about the dough, sauce or cheese they use in chi 'go, or can I basically use what I'd normally use for pizza and just shape it into a cheese and sauce heavy pie? Are toppings like pepperoni or veggies regular or is that a no no?
>>7870660
i did it once.
use cast iron pan
make dough and proof, when proofed evenly line the sides of cast iron pan
on the base put ur cheeses
above that put ur toppings (sausages pepperonis w/e)
top it with pizza sauce
bake until golden brown w/e
>>7870672
What temp? Seems like it would work better at a lower temp and a long ass cook time.
>>7870678
Not him, but haven't you ever made lasagna? I'd think somewhere around there, or a higher blast for the crust, then finish with a more moderate heat.
