/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17075957
yui burger

Hijacking this thread.

I have Rice, Noodles, Spaghet, Milk, Cream, Cheese, Chorizo sausages. Then some veggies like asparagus, spinach, cabbage, and garlic.

What should I make for dinner?

*nom*

>>13851443
Real girls in general are always freaks in my experience. Hope you come to see the light of 2D someday, tripfag.

>>13836532
1) Israeli
>A unique mix of dishes and spices from all over asia and europe, as well as traditional biblical and traditional dishes (maza, Hamantaschen, gefiltefish, sufgania {doughnut without the nut and without the hole}, latches...) There are also special confectionaries, seafoods, and eastern food variants that are only found in Israeli cuisine
If you never had schnitzel, couscous, and a puddle of ketchup you haven't lived. Malauah and burekas are good too.
2) American (USA)
If you don't understand why this is on the list you are either choosing to be ignorant or are as dumb as a brick. The american taste is very unique, with emphasis on things that are both sweet and salty and strong, full flavors. There is heavy emphesis on Meat, usually served with sauce that's on the sweet side, eggs serves as is are usually on heavy emphasis, hard boiled, omelette, sunny side up, slices, diced and put into a salad... It's a lot more common for eggs to be serves as eggs more than a part of other foods. Sodas are an american invention, and are an inseparable part of american cuisine, Fried foods are also something very popular in the US. The main carb in the US is potato, The flag cheese of the US is cheddar, if you never had a bakes potato with cheddar and bacon you haven't lived.. As for foods originating outside the US, it's absurd to say that the NY pizza or the american variations on mexican foods are not a part of the local cuisine when they are so vastly different from the original and deeply rooted in the culture. If you never had a longhorn steak with mashed potatoes, followed by salted caramel ice cream or frozen yogurt you haven't lived. Cereal is american too. Honey nut cheerios is the best, milk then cereal cause I don't want soggy cereal, come and fight me.
3) south american
Great meat, lots of fruits and vegetables, very tasty, neutral carbs like quinoa or the south american tortilla. Really good food. Good Gaucho steak is good for the soul.

Oh, and if you never had the Sweet and Spicy BBQ Bacon Burger, give it a try

It fucking rocks

I had it for the first time today and I gotta say it was a barely edible and expensive
its bad is what I'm saying