/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Start with basics, anon. There's nothing wrong with mastering easy recipes. There are tons on the ck booru as well. I don't know if you're a struggling college kid or just have time and money to cook, but some of the easiest recipes are also the cheapest. Use what you know and work from there. Some packages of things like noodles, rice, etc will actually have okay recipes on the back. A bag of rice here had a pretty nice looking paella recipe I've been meaning to try.

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That's pretty much all I have, I actually came here to get some more in the same vein.

I work around a lot of people, and I want something that can give me the worst gas imaginable. Like the type that makes people start gagging instantly and the smell hands around for hours. money is no issue.

Dearest /ck/,
I please need the vertical for making weed butter.
Please and thank you.

Sincerely,

Atlas

p.s. Dump verticals plox

ITT: Simple recipes

I am a very novice cook and am looking for things that are easy to make.

Please no deserts. Every recipe thread I see is half deserts and I don't eat them.

how about a recipe thread guys i'll post what i got

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No need to thank me, just doing my job.

here's my Go-To.

recipes!
need a good healthy meal naow!
will be posting a few of my favorites.

4/?

I don't care if it's vegetarian or carnivorian, I must see food.

Anybody cares to share a good snack recipes for camping?

Shepherd's pie got me through a long stretch of severe brokitude. Delicious, dirt cheap to make, and unless you're severely retarded, practically impossible to fuck up.

This recipe is okay, but I usually use some peas, and some cornstarch to the mixture just to thicken it up.

Also, one time, as an experiment, I made mexican shepherd's pie by adding some chorizo, using salsa instead of tomato paste, cholula instead of worcestershire, and adding some asadero cheese and chopped jalapenos to the mashed taters. Untraditional as fuck, but it was delicious.