/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20566577
Also here's a pic for attention.

>>19704939
Pasta reheats well and does well vegetarian, as does soup.
Spinach or shrimp alfredo are nice easy pasta dishes, I enjoy shrimp alfredo with some sauteed diced red bell pepper and mushroom because they cut the richness of the sauce and play well together as flavors. good dish. Go a bit heavier on sauce if you plan on prepping with pasta, helps keep it from drying out.
You can't make a dry soup so you're fine there, for that just pick a veggie that you enjoy and make that the main ingredient. Helps to have a blender and micro-strainer if you want a smoother texture but nothing wrong with a rustic soup either.

>>19658957

>>19628838
>city-slickers are a race
Lol

>>18967698
>1 jalapeño
>sugar
>caramelized onion taste
>>18967761
>left in all the seeds like a rookie
>>18972324
>You gotta add some chili powder, cumin

Let a spic speak and spell this out for you gavachos.
>add more peppers. I suggest serrano, habaño, and/or piquin.
>don't add sugar wtf you doing
>don't sweat or caramelize your onions. Use them raw.
>more seeds or "spice organs" = spicier salsa
>Instead of store bought chili powder use some actual dried chilis instead. Simply broil (tatema) the peppers, reconstitute with hot water, and add to your sauce. Cumin is retarded to add period.
>if you love garlic add two raw cloves
Lastly, only grandmas that love their grandchildren or cultural larpers use a molcajete in [CURRENT YEAR]. Most of us use a hand blender unless you're trying to impress your retarded extended family you talk to once every 5 years.
>>18970674
Spic or Marinera Monkey detected. Based nonetheless.

>>18828788
>>18828796
>>18828879
Chilangos are barely human. BARELY.

>be Uber driver
>drive home two female servers
>entire ride they complain to each other about some guys not tipping despite a big bill
>they mention having to work extra hard due to amount of drinks served
>ride ends
>they don't tip me
I don't expect a tip. My job is to drive humans from A to B. I get paid what I agreed to in my contract. But the irony was too delicious here.
My momma was a waitress when I was a kid. It's a shit industry and can be rough. I used to do flat rate tipping of $5 per hour I'm there as I found that fair and wanted to honor my momma. After that Uber ride I stopped giving a singular shit about wait staff. I feel justified too because legally if they don't make minimum wage via tips their employer HAS to cover the difference. That's how they get away with paying wait staff like $2/h.
>>18727987
This guy gets it.