/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10009459
New Hampshire reporting in
The only acceptable leaf in boiled dinner is cabbage, also more potatoes and maybe another vegetable

6/10

7/10 would eat
Never heard of a "boiled dinner" in Bongland.. what does it involve?

>>10010826
New Hampshire fag here again

Usually ham hock or some sort of pot roast, cabbage, vegetables vary but you also NEED potatoes

ma poster
most people just eat fast food

>>10009459
Throw it in the bin. Or at least serve the meal appropriate.

>>10009459
Is this some poor imitation of irish stew?

>>10009459
never heard of boiled dinner but I'd count corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, carrots as a top tier "boiled dinner"

9/10
Would eat with 2 beers on a cold night.

>>10009459
That looks half decent OP. I'd eat that without second thoughts.

Boiled must be a regional dialect or something because those potatoes are clearly fried

>>10012384
The north eastern US has some strange food nicknames. For example, they call hamburgers "steamed hams" in upstate New York.

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>>10012700
delightfully devilish

>>10012700
I'm living in Utica and I never hear people say "steamed hams".

>>10012340
2 beers? That's kinda scary Sweet Pea. Everything ok?

>>10012725
IIRC, it is more of an Albany thing.

>>10009459
It's pronounced "croissant"

>>10009459
Im from PEI (east coast canada), boiled dinners here are potatoes, carrots and cod boiled in the same pot.

4/10 for the attempt

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>>10012761
xD I also watch The Simpsons

What is a boiled dinner and do you use the same pot to cook everything?

>>10009459
Looks nice Anon. Did you make the gravy from scratch?

>>10013813
It is a tough cut of meat with root vegetables boiled or braised together in the same pot. Almost every country probably has some variation on that same thing.