/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16201991
That's cool of you. It's a solid recipe.
>>16202771
Don't be a dick dude.

My mom was a decent home cook, but she really enjoyed baking cookies and brownies. She would bake for any event that could conceivably appreciate it. We had two ovens, but the second one only turned on for baking days or holidays.
I'm not much of a cook, but when I was assistant teaching in Japan I taught at a school with a serious culinary program. Maybe the kids won't remember it, but I taught them my mother's cookie recipe. She passed away shortly after I started that job, so it felt good to incorporate something I got from her.

I watched this for the first time with the Foreign Culture Research club I co-taught, and most of those Japanese students thought the girl eating sushi was weird.
And me doubly so, but they didn't know that sushi wasn't so popular in the US in the 80s.

>>15258037
These were my English students, too. Award-winning chefs with a dish sold through the local grocery store chain, but English is muzukashi.