/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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>>10630384
I like the cheese curds but their burgers are just okay

>>10577109
Holy hell, that looks fantastic.

>>10578825
Y'all photo is missing pic related.
Minnesota represent.

>>10529305
right is actually what flyovers call "hot dish". families sometimes have signature hot dishes they bring to gatherings and potlucks. It's a casserole with whatever they decide to put in it, a popular one has tater tots and ground beef in it. some families began making them with tomato sauce and cheese and that's how the deep dish (or hot dish) pizza was born.

>>10519634
Where do you live? Usually the youngest brunette virgin dances and has to cook the next potluck.

Last month Sarah made Minnesota Hot Dish though so we had to beat her with chains. Disgusting. Who the hell bakes tater tots and canned soup?

>>10318179
slopov shit general?

/thread

ITT: food that triggers coasties

Do Americans actually eat this?

Just throw shit in a pot and see if it taste passable

>>9440079
here's hot dish, apparently all the flyover families have their own take on what garbage they put in the casserole. pretty cute desu
>>9440081
anything can be bad where you're a shit cook

>>9370702
sounds like some weird midwest thing, like hot dishes. Been in Florida my whole life, there's barely any common traditions because everyone is from somewhere else.

Flyover here. I know you folks say you hate our food, but don't tell me you wouldn't eat the fuck outta some hotdish. Doesn't that shit look great?

>>8945386
Midestern United States

Because I bought a $20 knock off on Amazon

Post hot dish

>>8717071
Wrong.