/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18586430
gate keeping at its highest, well done anon.
the best b/tard on the 4chans.
Only perpendicular fags use the word normalfag.

>A thread every day about how Italians are elitist about their food
>Have literally never once encountered an Italian that's elitist about their food
>I've only ever encountered people who claim Italians are elitist about their food
Really makes you think.

Gas. Anyone who says otherwise is just full on coping because they don't have access to gas.
>Mfw someone actually tries to so gas is inferior

>>16656431
How is any of this garage going to make you fast? If anything it will make you slow and lethargic. If you want to go fast you have to drink Powerade.

>>16640903

>>16590637

Is this what the kids are doing to their genitals these days?

do italian cooking if you want easy, you can gussy over your fresh ingredients and all that shit

>>13933209
>me, active duty military
>hard day at work, decide to get junk food for dinner
>there's a place on base that serves quick bar food; burgs, pizza, fried things, etc
>feel like I need to mention that civilians work there, usually spouses of other members
>order spicy boneless wings to go
>it's taking much longer than expected to get my order, but I worked in food service before the military, so I don't bitch, shit happens
>finally get order and head back to dorms
>open take out container, wings looks great
>drippinginsauce.jpg
>cut into a big boy and surprise, they're totally raw in the center
>so raw, only the breading is cooked
>sprint back to restaurant because it closes in 20 minutes and I don't want to be "that guy"
>very politely ask for them to remake my order and show the lady that they are raw
>gives me this look like I've personally set her children ablaze
>grudgingly agrees to get me a new order, sighing away the whole time
>new order comes out quick, nice
>get back to my room, and the wings are overcooked and have hardly any sauce on them

tl;dr, snot-nosed dependents that work on base are insufferable. I just wanted my spicy wings :(

>>13027110
My mom would make spaghetti casserole. It was basically noodles, cottage cheese, burger, and sauce layered into a casserole dish. It was so simple and sounds gross as I type this out, but it was always a favorite of mine. The crispy cheese on the edges, the sauciness of it, the garlic bread she always served with it. It's very close to my heart and she still makes it occasionally. I guess the only thing that weird about it is when I mention it, people make a face and say "that sounds gross".

>>12382720

>provide a source to prove to me there is a black chef with a star

>"Here's one'

>oh uhhh, hurrr no not him. He got it out of sympathy so he doesn't count. Despite theres only 2 chefs and he's well renowned. That's right hahaha.

I understand the whole "people eat with their eyes first" mantra, but what ever happened to food that actually tastes good? I feel like food is so over done these days. Just make simple, delicious food. Accomplish that, then worry about presentation.

>>11797002
Lived with 5 other dudes in college, all of them awful at keeping the place clean, the kitchen especially. At first, I kinda cleaned up after them, because it flared up my autism that bad. After about a month of tidying up after them with zero appreciation from them, I put my foot down. No more cleaning for them, I'll just work around it. Fast forward a couple weeks and I've just gotten back from a long weekend away. The first thing I see is the fattest of the roomies eating fruity pepples out of a frying pan.
>wtf.jpg
Turns out they truly didn't give a fuck that they were slobs and hadn't touched the dishes in weeks. The smell me like a freight train as soon as I walked in the kitchen. Days old food still in pots on the stove, dishes in the sink piled high and caked with moldy rotten food.

I moved out about a month later, never had roommates again.