/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19301089

>>15472794
You can grind meat to different coarseness, you don't have to buy meat paste from a supermarket.

>>12287489

Is it just American culture, or is there something satisfying about watching someone fail to replicate the recipes that those whom they respect berate them for failing to be capable of reproducing?

It's as if the ability to create food is the last bastion of human creation.

Yet you know that whatever process your judge might have is transcodable into data that can be quantified, and thus reduces their criticism to the point where your personal influence is seen as a threat.

Sometimes it works; sometimes it doesn't.