/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11989135
No, but I put Greek yogurt in my jambalaya

>>11989135
Cheese and oyster crackers

>>11989135
yeah sometimes

I’ve found that chili makes a much better spaghetti sauce then actual spaghetti sauce.

>>11989135
Cheese and raw onion.

>>11989192
This. I make my own skyline 3ways at home.

>>11989135
Just cheese. I like sour cream but never know what to use it on. Seems like the only thing it was made for were burritos.

>>11989135
both

>>11989135
Sometimes sure, not always. It varies, maybe something like some french onion dip is good.

>>11989199
This plus jalapenos

>>11989189

same here

>>11989697
me too

>>11989135
disgusting
neither belongs into a good chillie

Greek yogurt and cheddah

>>11989135
I put both then toss it in a tortilla and have a chili burrito

>>11989135
>>11989192
Wait, wait. You are sying "chili" is not a side but the main course itself?

Do Americans really..?

>>11989135
>shredded cheddar
>diced raw onion (yellow)
>cilantro if you like
>over rice
That's how chili is meant to be served. Sour cream is as wrong as serving it with noodles.

>>11989840
your english does not belong into a good post

>>11990979
Yeah, is chili a side dish in your backwards third world country?

>>11989135
Sometimes.
Sour Cream is a fantastic ingredient.
Yogurt too.

>>11990994
Yes, and we call it spicy mincemeat sauce.

>>11990911
I do this all the time. I think it's the best way to eat chili. No one I know seems to think it's a good idea though.

>>11989135
Hell yeah.

Why would I want sour cream neutralizing all the spice and zest of the chili sauce?

Same reason I can't stand sour cream in burritos or tacos. It just overpowers everything.

>>11990911
Wew lad you just made me feel like a retard for not doing this for years. My go-to taco Bell item is the chili cheese burrito (I've heard they don't have them in America so idk) never occured to me I could just slap one together in 10 seconds.

>>11991041

>>11989135
Just made a huuge pot yesterday, and I most confess I put a dollop of creme fraiche on top. sue me.

>>11989135
Looks like my shit.

>>11993213
It is the truth though.

When it's chili (con carne), it'll be made in the fancy way of whole peppers and beef cuts, but probably eaten with rice and not as is because the idea of simply stuffing oneself full with straight beef is too foreign.

>>11993180
They have the chili cheese burrito in America, just not at every location.
https://chilicheese.org/

Cheddar cheese and onions and chopped jalapeños usually

>>11993393
>the idea of simply stuffing oneself full with straight beef is too foreign

Yeah because beef stew doesn't exist in Europe

Gtfo

>>11989135
Cheese and spaget

>>11989135
no cheese but definitely sour cream. need something to mellow the acidity of all those tomatoes

>>11993425
Cincinnati chili is best on chili cheese fries, fuck your spaghetti.

>>11989135
I didn't used to do it for the longest time because my parents never did, but eventually when I tried it out on a friend's recommendation the sour cream blew my mind and destroyed my penis.

Now I can't live without it.

>>11990994
It's funny when amerilards think they aren't a third world shithole by literally all standards.

Go get shot by a nigger, sweatie.

>>11993422
It would have some starchy tuber or grain for 3/4s of volume, in chili it's just the perppers that turn into nothingness during the simmering plus few beans for thickness.

Or so it seems, anyway. I'm still not sure how you would eat the fancy chili typically.

>>11993425
skyline is pure vomit

>>11993700
>>11993425
Skyline chili is thought to be from Greek immigrants in Ohio using the available recources to make a dish like they had at home, forgot the name tho