/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13891863
what do u think of my balls ;3

One I currently like atm is pizza crust.
170 g mozzarella,
85g almond flour or crushed pork rinds or both
30 g cream cheese
1 egg

put shredded mozz in a bowl, add cream cheese and flour, microwave 1 min, stir, another 30 sec, stir again and let cool for 1-3 min. Add egg and mix till combined.

bake at 350 on parchment/wax paper checking every 5 mins till it just starts to caramelize on top.

Flip, add sauce and toppings and extra cheese, bake checking every 5-7 min until cheese begins to turn golden.

I love this pizza, I add tons of toppings, whatever leftover meat I have lying around and lots of cheese.
1 slice for me is usually around 250 cal and I usually don't eat more than 1 slice a day.

Stark contrast to me being able to easily eat an entire large restaurant pizza in one sitting.

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>>13830871
Did you cook that in a brick oven? Is it wood burning? Did you make it?

>>13826129

None, it is time for you to learn how to cook.

>>13785261
I haven't gone to the grocery store or bought any food since last week. Miss me with that panic mob shit.

I'm mostly making probiotic foods currently because i think its tasty and it seems to help stretch out my produce. idk if it's healthy

>>13779327

Sorry, it's me again. I don't think you're going to find a vegan on 4chan that isn't talking down a moral molehill. I'm not saying they're not out there, but probably not on this site.

I would never in a million years deny that our modern agricultural systems, especially post green new deal, are entirely fucked up. The "Get big or get out" mantra has resonated with farmers for too long. It created a horrible business model that destroyed millions of acres and put even more out of business. Which is probably why the age of the average farmer today is around 65.

The silver lining is that this type of farming is only about 60 years old. It can go just as quickly as it came. In my research I found what appears to be something I can only describe as an agricultural revolution brewing just out of the gaze of the average urbanite consumers attention.


Farmers need to start putting in less inputs to fight against their land and that starts with spending less money. They need to stop tilling, and slowly ween their land off of chemical treatments, they need to buy crops that are hardier, not ones that are only bred to grow bigger and faster. They need to keep the soil covered at all times and keep a living root in the soil. They need crop biodiversity so plants can engage in active symbiotic nutrient exchanges.

I'm not sure if farming could make someone a millionaire. Maybe it could. But that's never what farming should have ever been about.

idk. Vegans don't really have any answers for me. Most of them aren't farmers, and the ones who are generally keep to themselves and their small market gardens. Some of them even acknowledge of the necessity of animal agriculture and are only veganic farmers for personal reasons.

>>13778365
What cut of pork?

>>13740701
My homemade mostly carnivore pizza is better, more satisfying, and I don't need a side of cartel promoting, drought inducing, slave fruit in order to make it more palatable and less dry.
(the crust is made with ground up pork rinds, I'd rather kill a pig than steal indigenous grains which my race has no nutritional need for. yum yim)

>>13697041

30% of the order total minimum. Usually more.

I used to work in food delivery back when I was poor and stupid. The pay sucks and the job sucks. I feel bad and idk it's nice to make someones day just a tiny bit less shitty.

I've also never, EVER had any issues with delivery drivers. I guess there's something about 10-20 bucks on a small and simple order that gives you priority over all the greedy cheap poorfags who would rather blow their money on selfish bullshit.

But I also almost never order delivery because my cooking is better and cheaper anyways.

>>13622227