/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13796970
That would be more pic related than anything.

>>13442034
The entire concept is appalling.

>>13228957
Have you honestly never heard of a cream gravy before OP?

Anybody else browsing who likes biscuits and sausage gravy? It's my #1 favorite food of all time. You know how they say you either love or hate something? I think with biscuits and gravy most people either find it tolerable or absolutely despise it. Almost nobody loves it. It's weird. But I definitely love it. Post your biscuit and gravy stories or whatever.

Biscuits and sausage gravy is the pinnacle of cooking. It's the perfect food. You should always have the equipment and ingredients on-hand. I think it should be a necessary skill like counting change and telling time. It's like the Waffle House index in disaster areas. Think about it: if you don't have a working oven, skillet, rolling pin, baking tray, mixing bowl, etc. then you should be labelled as living below the poverty line and/or third world living standards. If you don't know how to cook it, then you are basically illiterate. What does it say about your living conditions if you don't have the basic ingredients of flour, milk, salt, pepper, pork, baking powder, and some kind of fat on hand? It's like not having running water or heat. I'd bet my money that a majority of Americans can't bake a tray of biscuits. Heck, I'd bet that a majority of Americans can't cook a pot of beans or rice. That's another necessary skill: beans and rice. I hope you feel shame while reading this. But not all is lost. You still have time to learn. Go and do it. Now. You're welcome.

>>9648132
well damn, you're not wrong about that.