/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I swear by it.
Can't get it gassy enough.

>>16009992
Based Joyce.
He's the man who got me to try liverslices and fried kidneys as well.
And he rocked a better afro than most coloureds.

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>>10948769
Having read both I disagree. I'm well aware that people on /lit/ who have read neither of them lump them together, but they really shouldn't.
If you want something that's very slightly in the same vein as Ulysses without the stigma of /lit/ calling it a meme you can try Under the Volcano. Very good book, and beautifully written. A lot more about drink than food, though. I think I've talked a few of the folks from the al/ck/ threads into reading it.

Either way, Ulysses has better food than GR.

>>10857245
>everything from the pre-Socratics through the bible and early theologians
Big fat lie number one

>most people know most of it already
And number two

If you had bothered to pay attention tot he conversation the exact argument for reading the Bible is that it's referenced throughout Western culture, but that certainly doesn't mean it goes the other way; you don't learn the Bible by reading other literature, generally speaking.

Might as well say you don't have to read the Odyssey because you read Joyce.

>>10188092
"- I just wanted to say," he said. "Ireland, they say, has the honour of being the only country which never persecuted the jews. Do you know that? No. And do you know why?"

He frowned sternly on the bright air.

"- Why sir?" Stephen asked, beginning to smile.

"- Because she never let them in," Mr. Deasy said solemnly.

>>9086006
Thanks for the tip

>>7224737