/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.10553798]

>no meatcucks edition
Post your meals and recipes.

[Anonymous No.10553807]

>56g protein
Okay, DYEL

[Anonymous No.10553809]

>>10553798
meat tastes good

[Anonymous No.10553817]

>>10553807
>post your body
Your armchair warrior ass probably only needs 15g/day, fatshit.

[Anonymous No.10553825]

>>10553809

[Anonymous No.10554017]

[Anonymous No.10554026]

>>10553798
“Please come in and argue with me”
The post

[Anonymous No.10554037]

>>10554026
>insecure carnivore the post

[Anonymous No.10554045]

>>10554037
Like I said, you don’t want recipes, you just want people to come in and argue with you. I don’t care if you’re a vegan. You’re the one who cares I’m an omnivore. Also, I don’t care that you care.

[Anonymous No.10554065]

>>10553798
There would be some real deal breakers. Things like butter.

Also, did you notice that shit is like a MOUNTAIN of food to eat in a 24 period to get that? That's like something LA Beast would do as one of his half-stoned challenges.

[Anonymous No.10554137]

>>10553798
>>no meatcucks

says the cattle

[Anonymous No.10554144]

>>10553798

this is just one animal

vegans are dumb as shit, but what would you expect from sharing the diet of cattle?

[Anonymous No.10554155]

>>10554065
Nobody said anything about arguing meatcuck. OP asked for recipes.

https://www.cookinghealthy.co/recipes/lunch-recipes/mung-bean-salad-recipe/

[Anonymous No.10554177]

>>10554144
None of those things can't be created without animal products other than cow pus, erm.. dairy, and meat. Neck yourself you weakminded estrocow.

[Anonymous No.10554193]

(You)

[Anonymous No.10554202]

>>10554177
Most of those alternatives fucking suck, taste like shit, and don't work as well//


Vegans get confused about the health benefits of not eating meat because they are not accounting for cutting out shit processed foods.

whatever. I used to live with a fat vegan cow that spouted constant peta propaganda at us daily. She was really dumb, and had the physique of a cow.

[Anonymous No.10554230]

my lifestyle is terrible. let me enjoy meat and perish swiftly. im not gonna stop you being vegan.

[Anonymous No.10554245]

>soycucks

[Anonymous No.10554307]

Why do people always fight in vegan threads... I'm just a vegetarian but it saddens me so much to see the shit flinging every single time

It's objectively a nice thing to do, people should be supportive

[Anonymous No.10554347]

>>10554307
OP basically presented his or her asshole and said I bet you can't fuck this

[Anonymous No.10554364]

>>10554307
>objectively nice
no it's not. I don't believe in universal morals and I'm fine with livestock farming.
This is where the hostility lies as two belief systems contradict, one considering themselves to have moral high ground through consuming a plant based diet.

You can't have ethical consumption under capitalism. We've all already lost.

[Anonymous No.10554381]

I've been craving a Big Mac so bad recently... however I will resist.

[Anonymous No.10554387]

>>10554381
just gotta last until cheat day.

[Anonymous No.10554493]

>>10553798
This chart gives portion in cups, tablespoons and ounces but amount of protein in grams.
America was a mistake.

[Anonymous No.10554672]

Is it worth it to try and make seitan? Never tried it but love tempeh enough to try fermenting my own

[Anonymous No.10554697]

>>10554144
How do you get nutrients from eating cattle if cattle doesn't get nutrients from its diet?

[Anonymous No.10554710]

>>10554364
Loving animals and committing to not eating them or exploiting them is objectively a nice thing. If you think having ethics is bad then you shouldn't worry about moral high ground

[Anonymous No.10554753]

>>10553798
That chart fails to mention that you need to mix different types of protein sources in each meal to ensure you're getting complete protein.

[Anonymous No.10554768]

>>10554710
What about everything else you consume, though? There is not a single thing you purchase at the store that can't be traced back to some form of parasitic exploitation.

[Anonymous No.10554788]

>>10554768
Of course I'm concerned about that too and try to avoid certain things. Veganism (I'm vegetarian actually) had never been about complete purity bullshit, it's about doing what you can. I can't stop animal experimentation because I need my medicines to live, no vegan will ever attack me for that.
I always saw it as a positive, forward movement that has been needlessly antagonized by the media... Even though there are a few nut cases. There could be peace and love flowing from vegans to non vegans, love for nature and animals, love for healthy habits and so on... Instead it becomes a mess on both sides

[Anonymous No.10555787]

imveganbtw

[Anonymous No.10555832]

I just had a chicken, bacon, avocado sandwich. God it was good.

[Anonymous No.10555964]

>>10554672
I don't care if that's a troll or a joke, but that image infuriates the fuck outta me

[Anonymous No.10556041]

>>10554307
Because a lot of vegans dehumanize and belittle non-vegans just as much as non-vegans do it to vegans. When you see vegans laughing at people for becoming allergic to meat because they got a disease from a tick and they ignore all the other suffering that the person will experience from the disease you start to see some people treat it like a cult that views non-members as dirt. The first post has "meatcuck" in it, so it was already off to that.

I find that vegans who do it for purely moral reasons are more tolerable than the ones who try to say being vegan is healthier though, because they're more open to things like lab-grown meat and recognize there are some benefits to eating animal products. They just have a problem with modern factory farming mostly, which even meat eaters should agree with.

There's a ton of misinformation that gets spread around by some vegans because they're fine with skewing stuff to make it seem like they're inherently better in every way which also makes people really dislike them too. Like the image that gets posted once in a while saying 100g of beans has the same amount of protein as 100g of beef, but the info is for uncooked beans and they're totally inedible like that. Or that 100 calories of broccoli has the same protein as 100 calories of beef, but 100 calories of broccoli is like 11 ounces and 100 calories of beef is 1.5 ounces.

[Anonymous No.10556054]

>>10554307
>>10556041
Also the shitflinging toward vegans is probably partially from people who eat meat and try to rationalize it so they don't have to feel bad or deal with the complicated issues with meat and animal slaughter.

[Anonymous No.10556092]

I just don't eat meat because I think it's gross. Fuck all this moral bullshit you guys are pushing.

[Anonymous No.10556119]

>>10556092
>fug morals :DDDDD

[Anonymous No.10556125]

>>10556041
>They just have a problem with modern factory farming mostly, which even meat eaters should agree with

Meat eater opposed to factory farming here. Mainly because "industrial" food is so lacking in flavor compared to true "free range". (Produce included, BTW) The modern focus on both plant and animal foods is all about cheaper rather than better. But damn you dont have to go full on vegan to avoid factory farming. You can get small amounts of high quality meat that is NOT from factory farms instead. Why throw the baby out with the bathwater?

[Anonymous No.10556139]

>>10553798
That chart, like most web infographics, looks like it was made by a literal vegetable.

[Anonymous No.10556159]

>>10553798
Protip: "Cuck" refers to somebody who is deprived of something.
So y'see, "Meatcuck" to describe a omnivorous person makes no sense.
But "meatcuck" COULD be taken to refer to vegans, who cuck themselves out of enjoying meat.

[Anonymous No.10556200]

>>10553798
>vegans
Joke is on you lousy fuckers
The fact that the vegan lifestyle is good for just about everyone is nice
Truth is that is as much as it is good in all honesty the fact that it is not best is something that make me mad as fuck at you lousy loudmouth uppity assholes
Vegan equates to idiots who have far too many hangups along with far too much atttitude
Fuck vegans up the ass with a rusty wire brush maybe it will add iron to that second rate eating habit

[Anonymous No.10556215]

>>10553825
Ok brainlet.

[Anonymous No.10556219]

So here's a question: What if you had your own cow and chickens?

Cuz I mean, bluffing about health benefits aside, veganism is a big "ethical" thing, right?
So what if there was no industrial farming and "animal exploitation", and you just had a cow and a few chickens that you took good care of?

I mean, if that still wouldn't be okay, then I don't know how to describe vegans except "Vegetarian fundamentalists."

[Anonymous No.10556221]

>try a vegan version of something
>its horrible compared to the real thing

Its just like gluten free, it might look like the real deal, but it tastes like shit.

[Anonymous No.10556222]

>>10556125
Well some stats show that 70%+ of vegans/vegetarians go back to eating meat at some point. I was a vegetarian on and off for a long time until I went a year without meat and had really strong cravings for iron. It kind of made me learn how to recognize when I actually need meat and helped me to not overconsume it, and during that time I also found out about lab-grown meat.

For me it was partially from factory farming and all that, but I also watched a lot of videos of botched slaughters and felt pretty bad about it. So just buying free range meat in smaller amounts wasn't a perfect solution to me either. I think it's a good thing to do for now but am still hoping for lab-grown meat to be available in stores soon.

I just don't feel right if I don't get enough protein from animal products with my meals. I love beans and nuts and whole wheat bread and all that stuff, but I still know pretty much right away if I haven't gotten enough protein because I'll still feel like I want to eat something even if my stomach is full. So I have eggs or cheese or milk with meals and have meat about once a week.

[Anonymous No.10556226]

https://www.thespruceeats.com/mushroom-veggie-burger-recipe-102163

Not vegan but I actually really like this Mushroom Burger recipe.

[Anonymous No.10556234]

>>10556219
From what I've seen a lot of "vegans" will eat eggs from chickens that aren't being raised to be slaughtered. There are still some though who view it like a spiritually impure food and won't ever eat it, because they think it'll make them want it again at other times when they don't have those 100% perfect situations where they can get it.

[Anonymous No.10556241]

>>10556226
I like the flavor of a lot of mushroom and bean burgers that you can make yourself, but my problem with them is they always have to have breadcrumbs or oats added and it becomes too starchy, especially when it's on a bun. It'd probably be okay served like a Salisbury steak with some kind of sauce and no bun, but TVP burgers are better in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.10556247]

>>10556234
>There are still some though who view it like a spiritually impure food
I seriously think the human brain is just hard-wired for religious thinking. Cuz even the people who get real "progressive" and irreligious on an intellectual level will pretty much INSTANTLY fall into this thinking when it comes to ideological (and in this case, dietary) purity.

[Anonymous No.10556278]

>>10556241

I’ve made the recipe before, and I found it worked on a bun.

[Anonymous No.10556290]

>>10556247
Probably, I mean at some point pretty much everything in nature has had religious importance to someone. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing though. Someone placing more importance on meat by viewing it on a spiritual level and recognizing that an animal had to be killed for them to have it is better than someone who thinks it's just like any other food and is okay with wasting it. It's only bad when you become closed-minded with it and think you know everything.

[Anonymous No.10556292]

>>10556278
Everyone has different dietary needs so if it works for you then don't change it, I was mostly just talking about myself and putting it out there in case anyone else had similar problems with them.

[Anonymous No.10556296]

>>10556292

I meant flavor wise. Had one plain, and one with cheese, bacon, and bbq sauce. Both were pretty good.

[Anonymous No.10556311]

>>10556290
>It's only bad when you become closed-minded with it and think you know everything.
Well that's the rub, innit?
With the various progressive-types, they unwittingly fall into religious thinking, but unlike an actual civilized religious person, who thinks "These are my beliefs, I'm not gonna be an asshole and shove it in people's faces", they think, "My superstitions are FACT" and let confirmation bias (Like some of these infographics ITT) rule their thinking.

[Anonymous No.10556324]

>>10556296
Ah yeah I never had a problem with flavor, I love mushrooms, it was mainly just how I felt after eating them that made me think they were too starchy

[Anonymous No.10556355]

>>10553798
I'd be vegan if they stopped selling meat or if I had a partner to control my diet


I literally have no self control

[Anonymous No.10556370]

>>10556311
>"These are my beliefs, I'm not gonna be an asshole and shove it in people's faces"
There are a lot of religious people who don't follow that line of thinking obviously but it's probably more commonly taught among religious people than it is with progressives. A lot of progressives thrive on what is basically proselytizing and they don't realize it. It's probably why there's been such a backlash against SJWs, radical feminists, etc. because they still think they're being progressive without realizing they're basically what conservatives were to a lot of younger people 20 years ago. Instead of saying something is Satanic like conservatives were constantly doing back then, they come up with some word to say it's bigoted without further explanation. I've been seeing more progressive-types trying to temper that kind of thinking lately though, so some people do recognize it's a problem.