/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12202252]

"dude, this food is awesome look what it's served on!!"
>chunk of asphalt
>acoustic tile
>frisbee
>roof shingle
>car hood
>mousepad
>piece of shale
>drywall section
>broken monitor
>road sign
>samsung galaxy tab 2
>cardboard flap
>cutting board
>2x4
>the table itself
>old record
>hard drive
>broken shelf
>sock drawer
>doormat
>living turtle
>pallet board
>broken keyboard
>hubcap
>shoebox lid
>hardwood floor

[Anonymous No.12202262]

I'm gay and Jewish and wanted to remind /ck/ that the holiday of Passover starts at sundown tonight. Traditional foods include whitefish cakes known as gefilte fish, beef brisket, roasted with gravy, matzo ball (cracker dumpling) soup with chicken stock base and macaroons which are almond cookies. During the 7-8 days Passover, observant Jews do not use chametz, or leavened bread, to eat or cook with and only use matzo crackers or bread that has gone from adding water to flour to being FULLY baked in 18 minutes or less, traditionally.

It is a great food holiday.

[Anonymous No.12202269]

I haven't had that experience. Sometimes a particularly nice restaurant will have custom ceramics and I appreciate that. However I recognize that flyover states have their own special and unique culture that they believe is just as valid as anyone else, and you are entitled to bash your own culture if you see it as needing improvement. I for one coudln't agree more on that last point.

[Anonymous No.12202286]

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