/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6374520
Me. 2 and a half years ago I was at a party for a friend. They order 3 large pizzas: Pepperoni, sausage, and cheese. No onions. No mushrooms, no pepper. I didn't say anything, but I was shocked.

The very next day we go to Publix for their subs. I only have 5 bucks, and really wanted a whole sub. So I tried the veggie and it was almost an epiphany.

I never really cared for meat. It wasn't the turkey or ham I loved on a sandwich. It was the vegetables and vinegar. I didn't like the beef in Chili. I just liked spicy bean stew, I realized that meats ranked pretty low on my taste list.

Hell, I still cringe going into Publix and seeing Shaniqua order her italian sub or whatever, look into the employees eyes and says "No vegetables."

Although I guess I'm not a full vegetarian. I fucking love soup, but unless you're making your own, it most likely has beef/chicken stock. And I can live with that.

Can we have a proper soup thread? Easily the most underrated course of a meal, and most only have it when their tummy hurts like the pussies they are.

What are you favorites, hot and cold? Gazpacho is probably my favorite cold one, but Potato and Leek is absolute god tier.