/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20087957
Noted

>>19341954
Tell me about the orange chicken. Panda Express, it is pretty good?

American cuisine is just cheese and some form of hot sauce

>>18278881
Very detailed, thank you Anon sensei.
>Combine and pour into pie crust. If you want a homemade pie crust recipe, I have that too.
And the crust, how do you make your homemade crust?

I'm taking out this very cute girl out next week. Where do I take her and what should we get to eat and drink? She's a veggie btw

>>18114418
OK but, what was the last sound my meal made was it woof woof or meow?

>>16495049
thank you anon ill keep that in mind

>>15842585
Need to lower top left door shelf one notch, and for gods sake do something with that teetering bottle on second from top right door shelf

>>15537696
I'm going to try this. If this works then this could be life changing.

>>15371215

I was allways a pretty picky eater, don't really know why, but I've tried to grow out of it and have succeeded to some extend, though I still have a long way to go. There isn't any enjoyment in being a picker eater since for me at least I would feel I'll, gag or even go as far as vomiting a bit. Also you can't neglect the social consequences of being a picker eater, as I would often have to choose between not eating or gagging through the whole meal. Personally I never had a problem with trying new foods, but if they made me feel sick I would have a difficult time trying to justify continuing eating that food. As I've said I've become more tolerant to more and more food, as I have started cooking my own meals over the years, knowing which ingredients go into the dish and noth being overwhelmed by the taste. But also as often I've discovered that many people are just shit at cooking and make, I would say for the most part objectively disgusting food. Though the one thing I have trouble dealing with in a quite phobic irrational sense is cheese in pure and large portions. I can deal with pizza if there isn't to much or strong tasting cheese and for the most part I can also enjoy a burger with a slice of cheese allthough that was also acquired through the years. One way I can pehaps explain my phobia of cheese is that I can vaguely remember opening up a package of cheese as a young child, I must have been three or four years old, eating and enjoying said cheese, but then out of nowhere someone screamed at me angrily that I should stop and I think since then my relation with cheese has never been the same. Being a picker eater definetly has a lot to do with how you are being raised and parents play a large part which they shouldn't ignore and not just blame the child for having bad manners, they should take responsibilty. Therefore whenever, if ever I have children I'll try to do what my parents couldnt and eleviate my children from the burden that is being a picky eater

I gotta try this.

etymology here is because of the way it is over time

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