/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4107103
What I mean is a few knives that will cover most needs. Hell, even a cheap chef's knife would be good.

I don't think I have a single knife right now that could cut a tomato without completely fucking it up.

>>4106243
>tfw I'm stuck with knives that come from a set that only cost $20 total
It's not a bad feel, it's a terrible one.

Where would I be able to get a relatively cheap set of knives that aren't complete shit?

You don't want to see what the walls in my kitchen look like.

Or the "hood".

Or the cabinets for that matter.

>All these books
Neat

>>4040819
Nope.

Freezers are neat.

>>4040551
I had already stripped most of the meat on Thanksgiving(or the day after rather, as some of the family had work)and had it set aside.

Don't have a finished picture, but it came out great.

>>4040445

Still cooking it, but...

>>4039949
Definitely going to using carrots and onion. Don't have any celery stalks on hand, might use a bit of celery seed as a substitute.

Got lots of leftover turkey+bones from thanksgiving.

Want to make soup; What do?

Time is no issue.

>>4034195
Not going to comment on any of the rest of your post, but;
>eastern europe is the only culinary world without a strong US base
It may not be that strong, but West PA has a nice bit of a polish base, but that's homecooking for the most part.

Lump sum and ride of the interest.

Opening a business wouldn't be bad either, but would probably end in failure.

>>4032696
That may be true, but I can't seem to get work anywhere else.

Meant to ask, do you think it's a good idea?

Never worked in a kitchen before, but have a chance to get in as a prep cook at a pretty upscale restaurant?

Food related Jobs thread?

>>4030372
He was talking about the liquid smoke, not the Worcestershire sauce.

Probably Beto's Pizza near Pittsburgh.

>>4028762
Angry Video Game Nerd

I know most people oil their birds before they cook them.

Do you think that olive oil would work well, or not?

Holding off Thanksgiving dinner til Friday.

>>4011892
Is it even safe to leave that type of thermometer in the oven?

>>4006868
>Does anyone on here eat a main dish besides turkey on Thanksgiving?
I always buy a small ham, but I think that's because no one in my family knows how to cook the turkey right.

We'll know in a few days though, I'm in charge this year.

>>4005563
Learn how to make Sunset Sarsaparilla.

>>4003305