/ck/ - Food & Cooking

grill everything! but no really, crockpot stews always work wonders.

>>5561693
Stews sound good, any stew recipes you'd recommend?

Put some animal on a pan
put spices on it
when the spices and the fat from the animal start covering the pan in flavory goodness put veggies in that goodness
let them heat up
put on plate
eat

>>5561706
>Put some animal on a pan

r/cooking checking in, I'd recommend narwhal bacon :^)

>>5561685
kinda cajun stew ------
1b chicken thighs/beef diced,
1 red pepper chopped
1 onion chopped
1 12oz can stewed tomaters
+3 tbs olive oil/butter( preference)
id say pretty much any other vegetable you want chopped in there, chorizo is yummy too
+ seasonings like chili powder and maybe bay leaf

but yeah throw everything in there on low for like 4-6 hours, is tasty over white long grain rice

if you really want to get into it look up bechamal sauce recipes and add some of that into the crockpot.

>>5561725
What are some stews I could on their own? A thick chili-like stew would be great.

>chicken cacciatore
>chicken piccatta
>various stews
>steak and broccoli
....so many options op

brofist for eating real protein and veg too

>>5561712
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykwqXuMPsoc

>>5561712
>>5562627
cancerous samefag

>>5562627
jesus

>>5562624
>people have this romantic notion that food needs to "taste" good. in reality food is just sustenance, nothing more

go home scooby

>>5562630
not samefagging, also there's over a 9 hour difference in the posts

i sautee lots of veggies and susages
sometimes chicken breast
usually bellpepper
jalapeno
onion
zucchini
mushrooms
kale and pineapple go great together

and then i throw it in a pita bread, add cheese and eat it like a philly cheesesteak, hella good

>>5562633
yet i posted some awesome meal options
>go home dyel

>>5561685
>What are some dishes that can mix vegetables and meat together well
Aside from any meal there ever was, ever, maybe check out some paleo recipes. It sounds like that's what you could be looing for

>>5562658
I worded it badly. Basically I'm looking for a go-to meal I could eat every day that covers most of my protein and vegetable needs at once. Some of the stews listed so far sound like a good place to start.

>>5561725
cajun
>tomatoes
>chorizo
>bechamel sauce
u wot

>>5562708
its not cajun but id eat it nonetheless

>>5562731
Not if you've ever had a real cajun stew.

>>5562746
what counts as a real cajun stew

A super basic stew that I enjoy is beef (or venison), tomato sauce, worcestershire, garlic, onion, carrots, and potatoes.

You can also do a stir-fry, there are tons of different variations on that.

And then my go-to quick and easy "lazy" meal is simply meat with a side of veggies. I actually really like the blend of "stir-fry" veggies that my local grocery store sells frozen, so I pour out half a bag of that into a pan with fat (olive oil, butter, or animal fat are my preference), salt, garlic powder, dill, and paprika, then cover it until it's all cooked. Place prepared meat on top and then just eat straight out of the pan like a disgusting cave animal

frozen peas + chicken turkey meat whatever in a pot with water, bring to boil for a while, then eat with the broth. really good.