/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9343354
>What am I making?

from looks of it, overcooked shrimp.

>>9290341
>INTERNETEXPLORER
Its the best browser on windows phones. Its just an html interpreter. No need to get your panties in a bunch anyway. Happy sipping, friend.

>>9237890
No mater how you slice it, politically incorrect will always be incorrect. The libruhls won and you aren't going to get to say the n word in public ever again.

Lols. Silly /pol cuckboi. You have no control over your life, but you think you are responsible for your own actions. We control you. You haven't been in control for decades.

>>9208410
>Almost did the same for my dad, then I realized that I had more respect for him than that.

jokes on you, fatboy, my dad's DEAD!!!!

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!1!

>>8989118
>>8989110

the problem isn't just enjoying food from different cultures. Apparently, trying to sell cheap food from your own culture can still be called appropriation:

https://www.pghcitypaper.com/Blogh/archives/2017/05/09/new-fried-chicken-restaurant-planned-for-pittsburghs-east-liberty-draws-backlash-owner-apologizes-to-those-offended

>the overwhelming consensus is that plant foods are extremely good for you and animals foods are neutral at the very best.

if that's the "overwhelming consensus" then post a citation. I'm aware that plant foods are generally good for you, but animal foods can also be good. The difference between good and bad animal-based foods is pretty similar to good and bad plant-based foods: how was it raised, how was it prepared, and how much are you eating.

RDNs can recommend a healthy diet with or without meat, it's just a matter of knowing what's in the food when you ingest it and how will your body metabolize it.

And then there are the counter examples to your claim: corn, potatoes, yams, and other starchy plants are not generally good for you, because they are too calorie dense without offering enough nutrients. This is counter to your claim that plant foods are "extremely good for you..."

tl;dr citation(s) or gtfo

>>8658719
>What difference does it actually make?

apparently none, if the cu/ck/s on this board are to be believed

>Wasn't she forced to sue them because her insurance wouldn't pay her medical bills?

maybe? idk, i never bothered to ask why she was suing them. I was just answering OP's question because it helps me earn GBPs.

>She should've sued them.

You should suck my dick and kill yourself. Litigiousness run amok is no way to run a society.

>>8574105
Hey, anon, I don't mean to 'yuck' your 'yum,' but the ADL has declared Pepe a hate symbol. Please don't continue to spread anti-semitic toxicity by posting "rare Pepes" or any other form of Pepe.

He's basically a green swastika at this point, so let's keep it off the SFW boards, mmkay?

>>8470416
>>8470427
why not just buy several varieties your first time and note which one is best? I mean, it's not like shozu is expensive. You could probably get 3 or 4 bottles for a couple of bucks each. Is $6 really going to throw off your whole fucking grocery budget? Just skip the avocado toast on sunday and you'll be fine.

>>8215236
>>8215264
I'm not OP but I'll give it a shot. Steak is too simple. Period. It's the easiest thing in the world to cut from a section of meat, it's the easiest preparation, and it's the easiest cooking method. It's the epitome of Day 1, Cooking 101 bullshit.

And don't try to tell me that dressing a steak up with sauces, other foods (I'm looking at you mushrooms), or fancy slabs of pink salt makes it better, because in each of those cases, it isn't the steak that singing, it's the accoutrement. If steak were really the holiest of holies that some people make it out to be, then it would be:

1) hard to acquire & fabricate from a section of meat
2) hard to prepare
3) hard to cook properly

Steak is none of those things. It is "babby's first food I can cook all by myself" bullshit. You want to make an impressive, simple dish? Make a tartar with truffles, quail egg, and aged parmesan. Use difficult to acquire ingredients to make a difficult to perfect dish, and then we can talk about your food prep skills, faggot.