/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11791750
Like the other anon said, stir fries are your best bet for learning first, easy meals. Basically throw shit in the pan/wok and watch it cook.
Meat first though, since it needs more time to cook, then the veg.
Once done throw it on the rice you just cooked and violin !
You'll fuck up sometimes, but the important part is to keep doing it and learning from your mistakes.

Also eggs. First meal I ever made was scrambled eggs.
Since I was a kid with zero experience, they were drier than the fucking Sahara desert and I managed to drop the pan on the floor which then ripped a nice big circle out of the linoleum we had in the kitchen back then. /blog

Point is, don't get discouraged, ask your friends, if you have any, for honest, constructive feedback and just keep on improving.

Last small tip, it's easier to add ingredients than it is to remove them, so go easy on spices, add more as you go and keep on tasting.

>>11056108
>All the blueberry sauces
Just 2 aktchually.
I bought Hellfire cause Bravado's wasn't in stock. It's shit though imo.
Bravado's is pretty good.

I only used it on deepfried battered wings, but I hear you can put it on sweet stuff and ice cream.

>>11056190
I don't know enough about hot sauces to explain it in any meaningful way.
It's a matter of taste, I used it on some wings and thought it tasted fantastic. You'd just have to try it for yourself. And yes, it is sweet.