/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I hate when people stand in the middle of the goddamn isle and just stare at everything. The isle will be back and this old fuck with his pants so high his nipples are friction burnt by his belt, is just eyein' the same two loaves of fucking bread. God forbid he take one step toward the side.


Also, I hate food stamp day.

If you can't get your mouth around it, then no.

>>4860097
I have a Zojirushi that makes brown and white rice. It also has sushi rice and porridge options.

>perfect every time
>keeps it perfect for 12 hours

Best high-end kitchen appliance I have.

About a week ago there was a pulled pork in a slow cooker thread.

Anon mentioned a recipe site that had a good recipe. I can't remember the name of the site, but it had a manly sounding name.

Anyone know a manly sounding web site for recipes?

>>4759580
motherfucker you give us a sauce on that pretty topless lady immediately.

>>4317549
not sure. that's your own body's judge. withdrawal happen "more than once" - think it's over but it's not. (nb: this isn't science, this is just from personal experience and having too many hedon buddies)

give yourself 2-3 nights of full sleep. seems like a good measure. but, christ... watch yourself.

growing up isn't learning to kneejerk in the opposite direction and flip flop between cold turkey and lush, falling into either decrying alcohol consumption like a coward or fearing that you've become its slave like... a coward. growing is in understanding the (your) why behind everything. odds are you've got a big ol' lack of things making up who you are that leave you to turn to booze as a crutch that replaces all of Who You Are (read: What You Do). booze is cigarettes is masturbation is television is gambling is... is... the list goes on. it's fine in any amount as long as it's yours. as long as you OWN what you do with it. ask the hardest questions of all. ask yourself who you are, who you want to be. ask yourself what you do next.

rambled a bit there. let's just say, keep drying out for 2-3 full nighttime sleep cycles.