/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Pay day is coming up and I'm looking to make a few much needed purchases. What are some recommendations for the following:
1. Kitchen knives, specifically the clever types
2. Rice cooker
3. Dutch ovens.

>>10848234
>hello Wildcats

>>10251069
>Not getting them deep fried with the yolk at the center still runny enough to break out and mix with your gravy and hash browns, only to pile it all onto your buttered toast and topping it all off with the rest of the egg and your bacon.
It's like you're not even trying.

>>10205404
Well when you're paying in more than 4 calories per cent, it's likely junk.

But if you're spending over a (American) dollar per calorie for a food item that is neither a seasoning or a drink, then you're just either being snobby or being extravagant for whatever reason, I wager.

Eggs, help me decide to start cooking my eggs. So far I:
Scramble
Boil
Fry
Omelette
Baked on bread stuff

That's all I know. Teach me other ways please.

I don't ever tip.

I'm not a vegetarian. I figure you guys make/eat a lot of hummus though. Do I need tahini to make hummus? I like it but tahini is expensive.

>tfw mommy leaves for work in the morning and leaves you 3 grilled cheese sandwiches because she caught you spending all your lunch money on cheap vodka

>wake up
>drink a beer on the shutter
>go back to sleep
>sleep through Sunday lunch

>>7101119
>off by 8

>>7034710
>tfw you gain calories when browsing 4chan

>>7018733
>tfw the ice cream man really rustles your jimmies

>she always talks about wanting a boyfriend

What do moon cakes taste like?

They look sweet and moist, but their ingredients make them sound more savory/drier

I like strawberries and mushrooms.

>tfw dipping bacon in nutella and drizzling with sriracha while I drink my mountain dew baja blast and surge

>>5792493
>>5792525
Oh.. my god.. Those two are sweetest people I've ever had the pleasure I seeing.

>>5282741

mfw Canadians call chips, cheese and gravy 'poutine.'

Why? Just to be pompous or what?