/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18578133

Love food paintings. Please keep the thread going.

>>17131253
What are those good for?
I've eaten a lot of swineheads but I can't imagine a duck one having much meat on it. Are they good for stock?

>>14833321

>>14692045
I only have these two saved and I want more

>>14105306
>decapitate it. And after it is dead, cut off the head
I guess cats were just a lot harder back then.

>>14105317
A kid is a young goat

>>14105260
Newborn animals and humans do not have empty bowels, no. It's called meconium, you can look it up.

>>14105377
>If it becomes mouldy on top, remove the mould and you will find it white, good and solid underneath.
I guess people were also a lot harder back then

>>13649426
Come on, man. I go to /ck/ to get away from negative thoughts and then you go and post this image which reminds me that Mario is currently suffering severe brain damage in Russia from some snakeoil treatment of his benzodiazepine addiction.

>>13169232
What sort of food do you like, anon?

>>13023884
LotR, alternate beginning.

>>11644762
*places raw fish in freezer*
pssh...nothin' personal, helminths

Can we get a food art thread going?

A lot of the fat people I know claim to be food lovers, and say that "if you want to eat good food, have a fat person make it for you". Note that I'm not an ameriburger and that people around here don't eat loads of fast food. Still, every time I see a fat person cook I see ignorance in techniques, ignorance about ingredients, and an compulsive use of fat to enhance (or compensate for) flavour. Yes, fat carrys a lot of flavour, but drowning a plate in oil is counter productive. None of them cook good food.

Anyone here know fat people who know their stuff? Are any of you /cu/cks both fat and good cooks? Are fat people really just incompetent about good food?