/ck/ - Food & Cooking

That picture kills me. /mu/ and /g/ fuuuuu

Anyway, OP, I've had macaroni casserole with Kraft dinner/tuna/peas/corn/cream of mushroom. It tastes like being drunk.

>>6341691
Tuna casserole, derp

Audiophile faggotry always makes me chuckle

You haven't exactly given us many options.

What are you expecting people to say besides maybe a tuna macaroni melt?

>>6341691
What is pic related?

>>6341707
I can go out and buy peripheral ingredients, but I would like to use up this crap, make some room in my pantry, etc.

>>6341708
Some geezer listening to music on a HEADPHONE setup that costs as much as a car.

>>6341691
>implying all I do with my gear is listen to youtube videos ripped to mp3

Why is it that spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on a fossil fuel powered murdercage is socially desirable and completely normal, but spending 2 or 3 thousand on high quality audio gear or a bicycle that isn't shit is considered COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE GEARFAGGOTRY FOR AMAZINGLY WEALTHY MILLIONAIRES

I don't understand your priorities, internet people

>>6341724
he should have bought these superior beasts instead
beats BY DRE
versus
that shit by WHO?

Since you're not confident with your cooking skills, I'd recommend tuna'd pasta salad.
Boil the pasta in salted water to just under desired doneness then drain and set aside.
Blitz the tuna with some mayonnaise until completely smooth then season with salt and pepper to taste.
Toss the pasta with the tuna'd mayonnaise and some chopped veg of your choice (I like onions, celery and green peppers but damned near anything is okay) and place into the fridge to cool completely and allow the salad's various ingredients to intermingle and their flavours to meld.

It you want to try your hand at something a little more complex, try red tuna noodle casserole. If interested, ask for a recipe and I'll type one up for you.
Good luck!

>>6341754
not OP but I am interested in that recipe

>>6341778
Pretty simple, really. 500g of pasta, 500g of tuna, 500g of parmigiano (this is not a cheap recipe, but if you need it to be, substitute it for parmesan cheese or any similar cheese; if using cotija, salty ricotta or pecorino instead, use considerably less since those are each much saltier than parmigiano is), 4tbsp of bacon grease (or any other cooking fat, but bacon grease is best of all), 4tbsp of flour, 1 medium/medium-large onion, 1-2 green pepper/s, 2-3 ribs of celery, 1 litre of tomato juice.

Boil the pasta to under desired doneness then drain.
Put into a baking dish with tuna and cheese and toss to mix then set aside.
Cook fat and flour together to make a peanut-butter-coloured roux, then stir in chopped onion, pepper and celery.
Cook 1 minute or so, then whisk in the tomato juice.
Pour over the pasta mixture and bake at 180°C/350°F for 20-30 minutes.
Allow to cool 10 minutes before serving.

>>6341810
Awesome thanks for the recipe. It sounds great.

>>6341833
Sure. If you live in a country that sells flavoured tomato juice, try those. I like spicy tomato juice.

>>6341691
You could make

macaroni with tuna

>>6341743

niggerphones for niggermusic by niggerjews sold to niggercocksleeves.

> Quality

>>6341739
Check out the big thick black cable running from the pre-amp to the power outlet on the wall. What difference could it possibly make to use a €400 "audiophile grade" cable on the final meter, just to plug it in to a socket that has another 60m or so of cheap ass 14ga wire running from the socket back to your fuse panel and anther 10km through the sewer to reach the substation, etc.

Old douchebags ears are probably aged enough that he can't hear above 17khz and can't separate tones above 14khz. Luckily for him he's listening to mp3 so it won't be missed.

>>6342335
>Some people got scammed by hucksters. This proves that nice things are a scam and we should only use Coby and Best Buy Insignia

Ok buddy.

>>6341691
Forgot to answer the question... Whatever you do, start with a small test batch. Tuna casserole can be really terrible. It's like when someone makes tuna salad but forgets the mayo. All the ingredients can be very bland. Add them all to one bowl and you have concentrated blandness. Then the texture itself is factored in and you now have Wifey soup.

>>6341691
>[converted with youtube-mp3.com].mp3

This must be an attempt to troll /mu/ and /g/ and everyone. Thankfully I barely understand those statistics, otherwise I might get a heart attack from anger.

My tuna salad is as follow:

5 cans of tuna
1/2 cup of real mayo/not fucking miracle whip
Corse dijon mustard
Tablespoon of dill relish
Cracked black pepper
Smoked paprika
Tony chachers creole seasoning/or Lowerys Season salt if you're a heathen.

You can add oats n shredded cheese and form into patties, then throw in a pan to brown on each side for a super easy lunch during the week.