/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10374582
Pork Belly

I always find that mine has a great variety of peppers.

I always get greens here to fry on a pan. They're much cheaper than kale or spinach, and are similar nutritionally

What's good deenz wise

>>10374582

asian fruits are generally pretty shit, majority of the good fruit was exported ages ago.

Big fan of the ever abundant rice selection. Lots of good brands and grain shapes national chains don't carry. Also a big fan of the produce section. Lots of mango varieties and herbs. The snacks are always fun to browse too.

Ever try dried?

>>10374582
Bulk rice, Shaoxing wine, fish sauce, sesame oil, tofu, dried peppers, fermented black beans, white pepper, szechuan peppercorns, mustard greens and other produce, and also junk food.

>>10374609
>deenz
Dousing yourself in gasoline and lighting yourself. Sardines should not be infantilized.

>>10374582
F I S H B A L L S

>>10374646
You okay there, man?

>>10374623
Dried squid is tasty if you're a man who thinks seafood jerky sounds like a good idea

What I ended up with. I have fruit meat and carbs and at home,

Monosodium Glutamate, noodles, spices

>>10374609
Whatever the fuck you do, do NOT get the ligo brand canned squid. That shit is vile.

>>10374895
Something tells me 999 isn't any better. I'll get them and do a thread at some point.

>>10374593
Muh johnson county niggah!

>>10374623
What do you do with dried fish?

Curry paste
Fish sauce
Sweets

>>10374867
the apple soda is so good

>>10375553
I was wondering the same thing. I figured for sardines you could snack on them like chips, but if you look to the right in >>10374623 you can see the edge of packaging for some croaker, which are much larger and very bony. Possibly boil them into soup stock?

>>10375707
hell yeah, i'll throw it in next. I'm curious about the weird bean shit, but I'm not expecting it to be good

>>10375713
If I'm not mistaken the beans you bought is good with fish like this

https://rasamalaysia.com/recipe-stir-fried-fish-fillet-with/

>>10374582
mushrooms
chives
thai iced tea
seafood
some sort of inexpensive frozen food, dumplings if they've got a good sale, fish balls maybe.
whatever i happen to need in the house at the time enough to make it at least $20 so i can get a buck off coupon at the deli counter.

>>10375730
I'll try it, but all I have is some salmon.

fuggit

>>10375771
This guy knows.
I never braved the fish balls, though.

>>10375797
No don't. I have tried that dish and salmon won't work.

>>10374609
>the deenz promised land
hold onto your butts

>>10375818
i just halve and fry a couple to toss into some ramen or udon. maybe 4 in a big bowl of fried rice. a package will last 3 or 4 meals when used sparingly

>>10375822
Thanks for sparing me. I'll grab some talapia or swai later

Any vegetable I can get my hands on. A bag of baby bok choy, a daikon radish, mushrooms, gigantic napa cabbage heads for 30 cents.

If you have an H Mart near I highly suggest checking it out.Their seafood counter is amazing. Oysters for 50 cents each, fresh scallops, amazing selection of whole fish that they will breakdown any way you want. A few weeks ago they had live crab on sale for $3.

Plus many have food court style rings around the outside that serve a bunch of different dishes for next to nothing.

>>10374582
DO they sell sewage oil?

>>10374582

The fresh herbs selections at my nearby ones are huge, but fuck if they aren't impossible to decipher.

Its like they threw all the bundles in a tumbler then dumped them into the open refrigerator and some drunk employee with a disgusting growth on her face just randomly stuck the names/price tags willy-nilly wherever.

>avoid produce
>avoid open containers or anything "store made"
>only buy sealed products originating from Japan, Korea, or Singapore.
You're welcome.

>>10374582
The pineapple buns and the milk tea

I wanted some today but I’m broke

>>10374609

My dad is a deen lover and always gets fried dace with salted black beans

>>10378800
>>avoid produce
Why? My town's Azn market has god-tier produce, some of it grown locally. There's a little thai lady who grows her own Kaffir lime leaves, curry leaves, etc, and lemongrass who sells them to the shop. The other produce they get from wholesalers is all from the US or Canada (they leave the packaging lying around so it's not hard to see where things come from)

>>10374593
why the fuck doesnt the netherlands sell big peppers? we only have normal paprikas and sweet pointy paprikas. and small red peppers.

>>10379083
Huh?

>>10378800
why would you avoid the sole reason for going to an asian farmers market