Comfort food

[Anonymous No.18874711]

What do you make for yourself, when you want to die but you don't want to kill yourself? What gets you through a depressive episode?
For me, it's schnitzel and käsespätzle, also fried some cabbage in the same far as I fried the pork. It'll never be as good as grandma's, but it lifts me up.

[Anonymous No.18874718]

How do you make so much mess on the table

[Anonymous No.18874723]

>>18874711
usually just toss stuff in the instant pot or deep fry some frozen thing

[Anonymous No.18874726]

>>18874711
lookin good dude. top the käsespätzle with crispy fried onions next time for ultimate comfort
grilled cheese with homemade bread is my go-to. roasted brussels sprouts are also weirdly comforting for me

[Anonymous No.18874728]

>>18874718
I'm a messy boy. My kitchen was a wreck by the time I was done cooking, but I've put it back together.

[Anonymous No.18874734]

>>18874726
I usually do that but I didn't have no onions today, and I didn't feel like walking next door to the Safeway to buy more.

[Anonymous No.18874741]

>>18874711
I bought a bunch of typical korean stuff like that chili paste in a container, rice cakes, ramyun, kimchi, so I can make some army stew, pig out, and pass out an hour later from all the sodium

[Anonymous No.18874746]

>>18874741
I don't like the spicy kraut

[Anonymous No.18875070]

>>18874711
i put cheese into a bowl and microwave it

[Anonymous No.18875108]

I make stupid shit like corn dogs and fried onion rings and drink alot

[Anonymous No.18875114]

milkshake with pistachio ice cream

[Anonymous No.18875161]

>>18874711
Sichuan style hotpot, the 50/50 hotpot base/chili oil style with lots of lamb (my fav).

Soup is super comforting always, and the process of cooking and enjoying hotpot is laborious enough that it takes your mind off everything else.

[Anonymous No.18876002]

I don't think you understand that I could eat only this for every meal for a week