/ck/ - Food & Cooking

European food is relatively spiceless compared to international food.

You mention italian food, but most italian food doesn't use a lot of spices. A traditional italian pizza doesn't use any spices except maybe pepper. French food doesn't use that many spices. The most impressive thing I've personally seen from the French is Ratatouille and macarons. Obviously there's some here and there but not much compared to african or asian food. Spices come from warmer places and Europe is cold and shitty, so saying white people generally dont use spices isnt even a crazy statement. It's not saying white people don't like or even prefer eating spiced food, it's saying that authentic caucasian cooking like German/French/UK doesn't call for much if any spices which puts off many people


The woman who made the tiktok sounds really crazy and unhinged and the jittery way she spoke reminds me of the psycho women you'd see in a Discord Debate server. Just sayiong. REE at me or don't, I'm still right.

My momma doesn't even make fried chicken

>>15676891
obsessed

My father is a pretty good cook, even if what he makes is pretty basic. I still get to eat his cooking now and again because he'll call me up and ask me if I want some food, since he lives a five minute walk from where I am. I'm definitely not as good a cook as he is I think but I'm more adventurous with what I make at least.

>euros
>litre

>>13975791
*sigh* To be honest anon, I don't think that has anything to do with it.

>>13953675
you're silly. have fun, be safe.

>>13455795
I'll tip if the weather's shit and/or they get here particularly fast
It's not like it's much out of my wallet to give a tip anyway.

>>13232060

I prefer my pizzas without cheese, I usually double up on the sauce and topping, then eat it like a sandwich.

>Work for a state prison
>make $60k/y
>have cook-outs behind the cafeteria
>eating hotdogs and hamburgers with the boys
>do maybe 45 minutes of work per 8 hour shift

>>12285325
Imagine believing the mega corporations don't have a plan in place

>>11023342
Some of my younger relatives graduated High School only a year ago and they still had shop and home-ec.
Heck, their school was renovated to build a bigger workshop with professional tools and space to build sections of houses so they can practice drywalling and wiring and whatnot.

But I eat out alone all the time

Everyone I know who has eaten dog tells me it isn't any good, too tough and stringy.