/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5920686
No worries, sounds like you were in or near Huntsville and that is the ass end the Ozarks, I feel legitimately sorry for you. My family owns land an hour or so south of that, in Newton county, which is no center of haute cuisine but there are great farms in those hills and you can get great ingredients, domesticated and wild, so it's not the culinary wasteland that city folks often assume.

There are some horrible people in Arkansas so I don't blame you for their faults. I grew up there and had many a meal composed of utter crap with crap sauce and a side of shit. But it's not all crap. If you do get the "chance" to NW Arkansas check Yelp or some similar site for reviews and find a nice little taqueria to try out. Just try to avoid the stench of chicken murder that pervades the entire area north of Fayetteville.

>too bad the restaurant in the pic is closed, they were based