/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17693108
I have zero problems with it as long as it's safe to eat, nutritious and good tasting. Also, sustainable. Thinking this is bad is like hunters 12 000 years ago who must have thought cattle meat was evil.

>>16815750
It really depends on what you want to cook. I saw that you seem to like fish quite a bit, and I can't help you there.

A key to cooking is learning how different heating methods function and how they affect your food. Another is knowing seasoning. Seasoning will greatly affect the taste of food.

Pic related, it's a steak I cooked.

>be grilling a steak on the BBQ
>old grease at the bottom catches fire
>burning wildly
>normal people: OMG A FIRE PUT IT OUT
>me: Neat, my steak's going to be even better!

Am I stupid?