/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13427517
The mods on this site are routinely spineless bitches, who fail to accommodate to the regular stresses of life. How else could you spend so many hours on this website? They clearly are missing out on valuable parts of life. Whatever though, my life is good. Just because they had a crap-upbringing, doesnt mean I should complain. Let them "lead" this forum.

>>13041540
Most Americans are genuinely disgusted by the idea of eating sausage with an intestine casing, why do you think most of us don't eat octopus?

>>12022347
It's elegant in it's simplicity. Like traditional French cuisine in spirit but with a different set of ingredients. It's damn good food easily on par with other fine cuisines, but yes it isn't inherently any better than other cuisines. Ramen like in OP isn't so much a single soup dish as it is a full meal, but with the sides sitting on top of the soup instead of beside it. You're supposed to pick up the toppings with your chopsticks, dip them in broth, and eat them by themselves or with a little bite of noodles. And as >>12022360 pointed out you definitely eat some parts of ramen with a spoon, mostly the broth. Ramen like that is some seriously good food.
>t. Been To Japan Once

Where do I store Nutella in the summer? If I put it in my fridge it hardens too much to be used, and if I keep it out it melts and gets watery.

>>9296996

This is actually a good thing. It keeps normies from being able to cook well, this making us relatively better.

Just for you buddy