/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9765195

>>9594518
>oven mitts don't go above the wrist

>>7891385
prove that pitch black is superior and not just another generic coughdrop tasting grape soda piece of shit like everything else. Oh wait, you can't. Of course faggots like you never would have learned to appreciate the sour goodness Pitch Black II. That shit was based, and right now you just have this pussy-ass jolly rancher soda. Why even bother?

>>7872377
No pastitsio? What the balls?

>>7812622
>No Parmesan cheese
>No southwest chipotle dressing
>No lettuce
>No onions
>No tomato

>>7790803
Why are you all saying things that aren't this?

Unless dog is god's gift to mankind's taste buds, it stupid to raise such an expensive animal for food. It's three layers of inefficient-- grain to meat to dog then to human consumption?

>whatistrophiclevels

there's an account in Herodotus' Histories of the Greeks coming into contact with a north indian culture and both being disgusted at the other, the Greeks at the Indians because they practice cannibalism if the elderly and infirm and the Indians at the Greeks for cremating their dead.

>>7502868

The issue isn't refusing to eat at restaurants because of health code violations, but they're conflating the reason for that with their demographic identity which is unrelated.

There's nothing wrong with saying "I won't eat there because the health inspector hasn't visited / gave it a bad grade / it smells / it's dirty / I saw a roach / the service is bad / the food is unhealthy"

It's impolite to say "I won't eat there because the health inspector hasn't visited / gave it a bad grade / it smells / it's dirty / I saw a roach / the service is bad / the food is unhealthy, and this is because it is run by Chinese / Indian people".

If you want to be racist, there are outlets for that online.

>>7044373
You have no idea what you're talking about.

There were trade routes from Maine to Mexico, the spread of such "staple crops" was due solely to this trade route.

Humans collect around water-- water means salt, fish, and the ability to trade along the water's edge. Land routes were entirely possible given no natural obstacles (mountain ranges, namely).


By the time our Puritan ancestors got here with their families, up to 70% of the indigenous population had already died. The first few meetings were fatal-- the TRADE ROUTES carried disease much farther than where the European boats landed.


They all had regional differences in cooking and what wild vegetation could be incorporated into daily life. There's onions that grow wild everywhere near Tennessee, there's a weed here in Florida and Georgia that tastes like pepper. There may have been a few places that kept it spartan with their food, but there is no reason to assume there was overt "simplicity".

>All these people naming omnivores

>>7021364
This guys gets it,

>>6910634
>Mushroom
>beer

>Most people around here make "chicken cacciatore" by simmering onions, chicken and ketchup until cooked.

>>6438074
Because DCF is fucked.

If one child in a household is unsafe or neglected, that means ALL children are unsafe under that roof. Period. That chick could move out and take her cheerios with her and the better mother may STILL have trouble getting DCF off her case if someone called.

>>6259139
this. i've never seen this before but it looks good.