/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17039027
OP and others, check out archive.org it will have a bunch of cookbooks for whatever you are trying to cook. Some require you to check the out like at a library, others are available instantly. Can find some really OLD cookbooks too.

https://archive.org/

>>17039042
>>17039311

Pei Mei is a classic author. The in print books are hard to come by, but its a really authentic source.

https://archive.org/details/peimeischineseco00fupe

I am a big fan of Kenneth Lo. His 'New Chinese Cooking School" is a hard copy that really helped me master dishes and get into Chinese cuisine. Great instructions and ingredients explanations too.

Cheep Chow:
https://archive.org/details/cheapchowchinese0000loke

New Chinese Cooking School:
https://archive.org/details/newchinesecookin00kenn

>>17044224
Yup! I have a copy of "lord Krishna's Cuisine, the Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking' by Yamuna Devi. Great resource.

>>12609485
Fuck you, little faggot. Pink lady apples are the best fruit hands down, nothing beats them. I devour at least 10 every week for the past 3 years, only taking a break in October of 2018 because the store ran out. Maybe if you took it easy on your Juul, and stopped munching your sister's cock every night, you'd develop finer tastes. You probably only ever ate Macintosh you uncultured pigfucker

>>7860791
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>>7139184
yes

>>6959996
>I'm really sorry I asked now...
That's because it's a bad fucking idea.