/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Dog and cat meat.

>>11616376
>every time I go out to get a treat it's usually Asian food
You need to specify, dum dum. Are you talking sushi? Mall food court Chinese? Thai? Korean BBQ? Pho? Those are just some of the most popular and ubiquitous Asian cuisines that people who say shit like "Asian food" and expect people to know what they're talking about are familiar with.

Buy a wok and $20 cleaver first.

>>11616528
He obviously meant the traditional 6-course Korean dinner that were served by landed gentry hosts to Confucian scholar guests on festive occasions, specifically the variation that were served in the southwestern gateway city of Jeonju in the mid-19th century.

>>11616577
exactly

>>11616528
Honestly Just like Level entry stuff, also maybe cooking videos and what tools to use.

>>11616591
>like Level entry stuff
For what kind of food?! Whatever answer you give there are probably a dozen anons who can give you better advice than me. If you're going to be obtuse I'll ask this: what kind of Asian grocery stores are available to you? Most will have some Chinese and Japanese and generic SE Asian shit, but you should start cooking with the ingredients available to you if you aren't actually in Asia.

Msg. Star anise. Corn starch. Scallions. Celery. Rice noodles. White rice. Soy sauce. Sesame oil. Sriracha. Hot peppers. Buk Chou. Chinese broccoli. Cabbage. Bean sprouts. Hoisin. Fish sauce. Thai basil. Rice vinegar. Oyster sauce. Coconut milk. Fresh ginger. Limes. Cilantro.

>>11616591
Make some cream of sum yung gai

>>11616376
>What should my grocery list look like?
Rice
Fish Sauce
Rice
Cabbage
Rice
MSG
Rice
Sesame Oil
Rice

>>11616658
Ill have the poo poo plater

>>11616657
This is very helpful, more of this. Like what brands of food? what do you like making?

>>11616693
visit a local asian market. if you like thai buy some mun gbean vermicelli. also, get some lychee. you won't regret it