/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4505738
well, what do those fuckers know? They sound like assholes. I can attest that the South Eastern part (and even Lafayette) of Louisiana is filled with wonderful, kind people. There has always been a history of corruption in the state, no denying that, but that is part of it's character. Lake Charles and Alexandria is full of crazy people, I can only imagine Leesville being worse. New Orleans is one of the coolest places on the planet, I lived there for eighteen years. I moved to a small town near Livingston Parish and we are a lot more friendlier that our neighbors west. You should visit cajun country and go over to new orleans. We honestly are not so terrible and everyone I know can cook. Not just cajun food. Between my friends and I , we are knowledgeable in fine French cooking, Islenos cuisine, Creole, true Italian, Polish, German, Southern, Soul Food, Mexican, Honduran, Colombian, Ukrainian, Spanish,and even Scandinavian fare . So there is always good food and conversation around. Find a little old lady church group or veterans group, they would be able to connect you with some good people outside of your area that aren't awful.
People are happy to share their home with a military man, feed him a good meal. It's the least anyone can do. Don't let those other folks tarnish the rest of the state for you.
polite sage for off topic.

can anyone give out a tried and true sandwich bread recipe? Especially one that doesn't call for dry milk powder? We gots a few days to go before payday but I have lots of ingredients and fairly decent equipment, save for a breadmachine (b/c that shit is dumb)

we had some leftovers, just pizza and tacos. I did make some bread that turned out really good.

pic related, it's my bread.