/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19795744
It makes what I like, so in that regard it's "perfect". Though to be fair, I rarely cook my rice in a pot and usually use a pressure cooker instead with a 1:1 ratio. Both methods create a product that I enjoy and am satisfied with; whether I choose one method over another is only a function of how much stove space I need or how many servings I'm cooking at once.

I don't know what your method is, but if you're this picky it's probably "durr buy a $500 zoji, pleb" or you're lucky enough that the knuckle method makes something you're satisfied with.

>>13225931
>proper pot,pans, utensils,
Visit your local thrift store or dollar store. There are literal piles of usable, USABLE cookware at my local Goodwill and more cutlery than they'll probably ever be able to sell.

>tinfoil, papertowls
Neither is necessary.

>a sponge
These cost less than $1.00 each and should last almost forever unless you slice them to ribbons cleaning knives.

>let alone herbs,spices and salt etc.
Buy from bulk sections in your grocery store. Salt is one of the cheapest food items. You can buy literal pounds and pounds of it.

You're just an idiot.

>>13225937
>OK, but I'm also...
>What now? HMM?
Are you also a deaf, mute quadriplegic with diabetes that's allergic to oxygen? I'm getting tired of this game.

>>10692002
>another dollar for ranch
he doesnt steal it when they leave the counter

I'm a real man, I only drink water and eat celery.
>mfw people eat and drink foods they enjoy