/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19377711
Oh I see you are a hobo from /fit/

Will dump a few old /fit/ pics about food.

>>12126078
I don't think I care for it much as a main dish, but it could be effective as a component in many recipes. This is a prime example, which I have personally tried and enjoyed very much. Just mix it well.

Rules:

>Must be something you can make at home
>Must only contain 4 items(spices and seasonings not included)
1 'main meal'
1-2 sides
1 vegetable
Any other item you'd add to your meal or a drink you'd have with it (beer/wine, ect.)

Mine:
>chicken Cordon bleu
>baked mashed potatoes with cheese on top (skin left in)
>diced roasted sweet potatoes
Asparagus sautéed in garlic, lemon and butter

Alright, anon from /fit/ told me this works great, but I know nothing about making food unless it's protein shakes or chicken breast. Can the all knowing masters of /ck/ tell me whether this is too good to be true or if it actually seems right?

http://en.rocketnews24.com/2014/06/14/how-to-make-epic-pancakes-with-your-japanese-rice-cooker/

I've heard about people cooking pancakes in a rice cooker but the directions I found said it takes 45 min. I'm trying to find a way to have fresh warm delicious /fit/cakes every morning.

Will >picrelated go bad if I leave it in a ricecooker overnight that I have on a timer to be finished when I wake up? Is there another faster way to cook it without having to actually flip pancakes?