/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I really liked it, I too thought bronze dye pasta held onto sauce but his experimental design isn't totally wonky and I'm sure his kids learned a lot about the process of academic rigor from it.
I'll continue to pay a premium for bronze dye pasta for the organoleptic experience (it is what it's all about, after all)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS_12ankZfg

>>18143402
who do you think runs the spice trade?

>>17402188
I watch his videos, still doesn't mean he's not a homo.

we frame Lauren for gap-toothed murder

oh GOD lauren dress me up and FUCK ME

>>15964958

>>15768778
i wish i haddnt seen the mashed potato incident wtf
fagusea btfo'd

i think he's the biggest fag out of them all, save Fagusea

>>14278014
imagine taking that tone with Netshaq ever

>>14001165

Lauren is bred daily while the children are indoctrinated into green party feminists

no discussion needed let's just make sure everyone has this in their folder

being bad at something is the first step to being kinda good at something anon, the fact that you can see your skill progress with practice is proof enough you should continue honing it
a french chef is classically trained where you probably watch cucked soytube videos. We all start somewhere.

For me, it's The Bull, the best cutting board

sure, i'll post it

god laurens teeth

you've got him dead to rights on this one i'm afraid
Marco will have the last laugh after all.

>"You may laugh, but I suddenly find myself in the position of being a 37-year-old man with a large audience of much younger men. I am seriously worried about the concepts of masculinity that I see metastasizing among young men these days (especially in certain online communities), and I feel an obligation to offer a model of masculinity that I believe is better for the world. I know that when I was a teenager, the male role models society offered to me were either the same-old unenlightened meatheads or painfully ineffectual and unsexy '90s men. I had no idea how to navigate between those two extremes until I found two male role models who taught me, in large measure, how to be the man I try to be today: Henry Rollins and Anthony Bourdain. It's possible to be an enlightened bad-ass — to care about other people's feelings, to be smart, to be nurturing, and also to be resilient, assertive and, frankly, fuckable. I learned that from Hank and Tony, and if I can pass that wisdom to others, I will. The kitchen is a place where I think a lot of these issues come up."

ragusea 100% browses /ck/. hey ragusea, here's a comment for you; you're a cuck