/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12727710
Looks pretty good. I'd go for that.

>>12727710
>fried
>fried
>fried
>fried

At this point the limes, tomatoes and the plate could be deep fried and we can’t even tell.

>>12727724
>>12727732
Go eat your yogurt and shut up

>>12727710
I'd be down aside from the eggs. I don't get why SE Asians always insist on burning their eggs. I assume it comes from a culture of cooking everything in a super hot wok/pan where there really isn't any choice but to make disgusting brown plastic eggs, but it's kind of gross. Just buy a $10 non-stick egg pan and make proper eggs if you're already going to put that much effort in.

>>12727724
So what, are you so unhealthy that you can't have a few fried foods from time to time?
How about some lumpia?

>>12727710
I think that you left out these Lumpia >>12727744

>>12727748
Turon would be fine too.

>>12727753
Banana Lumpia? I had to look those up as Turon.

>>12727757
Are they more commonly called banana lumpia? Good to know.

>>12727767
Don't ask me, I was the one asking. All I know is that since I've written it down I'll likely remember it if I see it on a menu.
Ask this guy... >>12727753

>>12727740
Crispy eggs and Rice just go together. I like it. I can make the pepin omelet, but if im eating rice and spam, the eggs need to be crispy. If not, you under cook them and mix it in with the rice, then add a half tablespoon of gochujang and sesame o, and mix it all in. Wa la. But yeah otherwise, crispy.

One thing I do know and this has worked many times for many different things including finding restaurants is that if in a city just call the embassay or consulate and ask nicely where they go. They'll likely give you a good suggestion or two. Regardless of what people think, not everyone here is a goofball.

>>12727791
>Crispy eggs and Rice just go together. I like it.
That's just because that's probably how you were raised because your mom was lazy and had too many kids to cook properly. There's plenty of texture already there with fried spam and rice. The eggs should be smooth and runny and basically part of the sauce.

>>12727806
... it works up better if you show up in person, but calling works. Either way if you're with a hot girlfriend then it's cool.

>>12727817
>if you're with a hot girlfriend then it's cool

>hey babe, are you ready for a hot night on the town? i have some big plans
>oh yeah, first we gotta make a quick stop at the flip embassy because i don't play around with that normie yelp shit

It will never look like that.
Its probably been in the hot sun of any given slum, covered with filth and flies. And it was cooked by an uneducated subhuman who has never had a proper bath, ever.
Its the same as the designated streets of India, except filipinos are 10% more discreet of where they shit.

>>12727816
From the name of that it comes across as more Hawaiian than Philippine.

>>12727816
Say whatever you will about a strangers mother if that is how you make sense of the world. Fact of the matter is, I trust my palate, and it has developed with me. But I still like crispy eggs. Im not going to make something up about your mother to justify why you like runny eggs, because I was raised right. Oops, i guess I just insulted your mother anyways.

>>12727710
And how many dozen Filipinos will this dish feed?

>>12727822
GTFO, you understand nothing.
Sometimes just asking for a restaurant reccomendation from an embassy or consulate in NYC is just that. It has nothing to do with what you think it is.

Now get your mind out of the gutter you weirdo.

>>12727832
From what this asshole >>12727822 relates it would be about 'tree fiddy.

>>12727827
Filipinos are a huge part of modern Hawaiian culture/food.

>>12727832
All of them

>>12727710
Is that the fried dried fish on the lower left? I'd sure try it out, I've just never seen it before. I think those limes might help also some hot sauce, but that's just me.

>>12727710
>Full Filipino breakfast
I like the cross

>>12727724
yeah its breakfast

>>12727816
>stop liking what I don’t like

>>12727710
needs more pagpag

>>12727710
>canned food
So this is the power of filipino cuisine.....