/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Give me your best bologna sandwich recipe

>>18307787

I realize this not the best sandwich ever made but sometimes I just like a plain ole bologna sandwich

Cooking burnout thread.

Anyone else experience cooking burnout? I cook primarily for another person, and lately the stuff I've been cooking/eating just hasn't been interesting enough. I always have a complaint for something I make because I feel there's always room to improve, but lately unless something tastes perfect (it never does) I lose my drive to cook.

Yeah, it's probably just depression, but does anyone here actually get cooking burnout? I'll make a stellar meal for my family and then opt to have a bologna sandwich at 3AM.

>>18048262
>And yes she's a white
White people don't know how to cook. Pic related, white families consider this a meal to serve at special occasions like thanksgiving or christmas.
Like come on.

>>17634646
we really did
Thank you for recognition

Help me settle a debate. Would you rather have a ham sandwich or a bologna sandwich? Nothing fancy here, just your most basic sliced deli forms of both

The humble baloney sandwich. I used to turn up my nose at baloney, but I've had a change of heart as of late for some unknown reason. With that: the humble baloney sandwich. How many slices? Is there such a thing as too many? Too few? Mayo? Cheese? Ketchup maybe? What else? What kind of bread? What kind of cheese? Other ingredients?

The humble baloney sandwich. I used to turn up my nose at baloney, but I've had a change of heart as of late for some unknown reason. With that: the humble baloney sandwich. How many slices? Is there such a thing as too many? Too few? Mayo? Cheese? Ketchup maybe? What else? What kind of bread? What kind of cheese? Other ingredients?

What do you find is the most optimal way to enjoy a baloney sandwich?