/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19756235
>>19758823
aw did the little faggot get scared? better go back to plebbit, libtard

>>16791779
Is half the book written with ballpoint pen?

>>15931196
>innate work ethic
>innate
>what is learned behavior
lmao massive cope... dilate faggot

>>15850938
>ignoring all the other features
>arbitrarily weighting 2 over all others
Give it up, midwit. Your shit brain has failed you.

>>15839597
>bravely dying in a war for israel

>>15705816
>jizz-cola

>made him reply

>>15071685
heh

>he *actually* is a mutt

El-Waylly, along with fellow chefs of color Priya Krishna and Rick Martinez, left Bon Appétit video in August following failed contract negotiations that they said would still leave them paid less than their white peers. Following allegations of a toxic work environment and a resurfaced photo of former editor in chief Adam Rapoprt in brownface, the publication and its popular video arm have been undergoing a reckoning.

Prior to Rapoport's departure from Bon Appétit, El-Waylly called for his resignation and said on Instagram that she had been "pushed in front of video as a display of diversity." She said that she had not been compensated for video appearances and that her starting offer at Bon Appétit was $50,000 despite 15 years of culinary experience. El-Waylly told Business Insider that she was offered a contract that would add $20,000 to her base pay following her posts, an offer that left her "insulted and appalled" given that other BA stars allegedly earned much more in per-episode fees.