/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12879538
Literally the internet

>>12879538
Government approved meals for Physically active people. https://quartermaster.army.mil/jccoe/publications/recipes/index/full_index.pdf

>>12879589
>canned food

>>12879615
>beginners who wanna be healthy and yuge

https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Princess-Cookbook-Book-Group/dp/1423163249

id get an instant pot, its quick, cheap, and there are a million recipes free on the internet. you can slow cook for tender mouth watering proteins, stews, etc, and you can get silicone lids for the pots so the leftovers can go right in the fridge.

>dude asks for cookbook recommendations
>durr internet
more evidence /ck/ is the most retarded board on the site

>>12879672
i agree, asking for cookbook recommendations when the internet has infinite recipes is definitely peek retardation

>>12879680
>go on /o/
>ask for car recommendations
>"take the subway"

>>12879708
>random false equivalency
oh no it's retarded
the internet has made cookbooks useless. subways haven't made cars useless. cars aren't cookbooks and have nothing in common with them and the internet has nothing in common with a subway. learn how to use google you troglodyte

>>12879752
seethe

>>12879752
Fuck me for not having 24/7 access to internet I guess. Dumbass.

>>12879538
Unironically, "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat."
I gifted it to nephew, who I thought was incapable of boiling an egg, and now, 7 months later he is good at cooking. From ordering uber eats almost daily, he now seasons a stew perfectly.

The book has some recipes but mainly it helps the reader understand some of the most key elements of cooking. I think it's a great springboard - tailor made for beginners.

>>12879752
Dude, while I agree that the internet has plenty of recipes and cook-along videos, a random internet user's "carbonara" or ragú recipe do not often offer any context, history or professional accumen that help you understand the dish you're making and not just following some steps the way you think it's meant to be interpreted. Cookbooks are much more than recipe collections - they offer general and specific advice on cookware, ingredients, methodology and cuisine.

It's fine you enjoy recipes online, but lashing out at someone and calling them retarded for enjoying cookbooks is both unproductive and definitely scores on the negative for what force you wish to be in the world.

Why are you on this forum if you don't care about sharing expertise for cooking?

Let's chill out and be more agreeable next time, please.

>>12879825
Appreciate it, anon. By your use of unironically, I'm getting that the book has a kind of meme tier reputation?

>>12879752
based retard

>>12879538
schnitzel with potatoes and kohlrabi cream
the next day schnitzel with fried potatoes and sunny side up eggs for breakfast

>>12879853
you seem like a purveyor of fine kaka and doodoo accessories if you think anyone's reading all that shit kid
>>12879790
>he's too stupid to save a webpage
lmao how'd you get dressed this morning? did your caretaker help you?

>>12880079
cope

>>12879538
The shredded chef