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Does anyone brew here?
I'm thinking about getting some supplies and whipping up some hard apple cider. It's supposed to be an easy beginner thing.
>decent apple cider
>add some honey
>pitch yeast of choice
>proper air-lock
>basic brewing sanitization
>wait
Yeah, it's easy.
>>7193995
Yep I've already read guides. Gonna do it soon. Was just wondering about general experiences.
>>7193989
I've brewed my own beers and mead.
Ask away.
Hey /ck/, what do you think of Thai food? Personally I think Pad Thai is their only good dish. The Chinese do fried rice better, and the Indians do curry better. Are there any other iconic Thai dishes I'm missing?
I like Tom Yum soup when it's made with high quality ingredients.
No OP, you nailed it. Only three Thai dishes exist, and the only worth eating is the one with the word "Thai" in it.
Nah Thai curry isn't worse than Indian curry. It's fundamentally different. One uses milk as a base while the other uses coconut milk. Also try Larb, it's pretty good
Make some italian bread and put some salt on it. Tastes pretty good if you ask me.
Pic related, salted bread.
I usually just spread salted butter on my italian bread.
Tastes even better than just putting salt on it if you ask me.
That is not italian
What's the best apple pie recipe and pie crust recipe?
how big should the apple chunks be?
>>7193826
>the best apple pie recipe
Any way you want it
>pie crust recipe?
That's the way you knead it
>how big should the apple chunks be?
Any way you want it
>>7193846
Thank you
What is the best Italian Dessert for home cooking /ck/?
I'm leaning towards trying zuccotto
Anything better? Tiramisu? Florentines?
I am from Italy and I detest most of our desserts. We make good chocolates and sweets, though.
For cakes, I'd go with a Germanic country. All jokes aside, those fuckers know their way around an oven.
If I'm forced to pick an Italian one, Italian-style apple pie is pretty okay. Neapolitan zeppole/graffe are good, too. Most of the rest can go suck a shit.
>>7193732
> All jokes aside, those fuckers know their way around an oven.
hehe
>>7193716
Try the "torta caprese" it's fucking delicious
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What else can I do with Spaghetti Sauce besides slappin' it in some spaghetti?
I made a giant pot of homemade spaghetti sauce, enough to last a month frozen.
Problem is, I'm getting sick of spaghetti fast.
I was thinking of cooking it with chicken or beef or something.
Lasagna
Chicken/eggplant parmesan
Chicken cacciatore
Sausage with peppers, onions, mushrooms and tomato sauce
Mussels/clams marinara
Combine some with water or stock and make soup, like minestrone
Tomato soup
Mix with some rice and sausage/beef/pork/chicken and vegetables to make stuffed peppers or cabbage rolls
Pizza/calzone/stromboli
Add cream and some vodka for a vodka sauce for a change.
Add some more stuff to it and use it as a marinade for pork/chicken
Sloppy joes
All I can think of off the top of my head at the moment.
Freeze in ice cube tray and deep fry frozen cubes. very authentic.
>>7193736
10/10 list
Mouth watered
help can someone put together a grocery list so i can make some good meals? Very little time. Recipes too.
Think of things you like to eat.
Look up recipes for those things.
Make list of ingredients in the recipes.
Does anyone know where to buy highly polished rice (50-70%) for sake in the UK?
Buy a tumbler
Polish your own damn rice
>>7193490
They sell koji kin, but not rice for sake sadly...
I've been sick these past few days /ck/, and I'm finally well enough to cook again.
Give me your best chicken noodle soup recipe, or any feel-good recipes for when you're under the weather.
Not really a full recipe, but don't be one of those big pussies who just uses noddles and stuff in chicken broth.
Have big fucking pieces of actual chicken meat in the soup, or gtfo.
How I do it.
Heat up pan, oil up pan
Insert chicken thighs sans bones and skin
brown up on both sides
add chopped garlic, ginger and chili
deglaze with soy sauce and fish sauce
add liquid (I just use water, but it will taste watery. Use a mixture of wine and stock/broth instead but watch the salt as it will be quite salty)
let bubble until the thighs are the level of doneness and consistency you want, you usually want them to be easily tearable.
boil noodles, add into a cup
add torn up chicken pieces
add liquid from the pan
serve with fresh...
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