/ck/ - Food & Cooking

not for cats... but for pussies yes!

as much as anyone else can? everyone can follow a recipe with the right tools and ingredients

i'm pretty shit at baking tho

>>6748166
Pretty sure I'm Michelin Star standard compared to most of this board.

>>6748166
i was good at cooking but then i went crazy and cant concentrate while cooking everything end burnt out.

Except when i make my favorite meal
milanesa napolitana (it sound like it came out from napoles , then i found out it just came from a argentinian restaurant called "napoli")

and perogi a meal from polonia

>>6748182
Nah my Gnocchi will put you under tbh

>>6748182
Do you have one?

>>6748166
I can, but I cook to my tastes. I mostly do Italian as my Dad was born there, Indian and Mexican. I like to think I'm good, but drunk/high college kids will eat anything.

Yes.

>>6748182
Same here. If most of the people here really eat all the shit they post, I'd blow them out of the water with my cooking.

>>6748166
yes

>>6748166
>Can you cook?

You tell me, bruh.

Pic related

I can make tasty things... I have a pretty solid understanding of a good handful of regional flavours and cooking techniques - especially Italian, French, Japanese, Mexican, Spanish, Indian, North African, Caribbean, and Iberian. I've got a good handle on fusing cuisines around a single common ingredient, and I can handle and plan out busy, complicated meals with hard-to-handle people, like my family.

I run the kitchen at Thanksgiving. I'm in charge of the turkey and gravy from beginning to end, planning, execution, plating, timing, keeping my drunk-ass parents in line and on the line when necessary, and keeping a nice buzz going myself because it's Thanksgiving, and I deserve to celebrate my victory over my parents. They're not bad cooks, I just make a living doing event catering.

>>6749821
How long does it take you to chew that?

>>6749900
My ribeyes so good, melt in your mouth

It took me until I was 28 to learn to cook.

I have been living independently of my parents since 17 but never put the time into learning as take away and convenience foods (that cam be microwaved or heated on stove top) are about the same price as cooking for 1.

Once I learned to cook I drealised there is a lot of convenience in knowing how to combine random ingredients. Also you get a better quality and healthier meal if you make it yourself.

Overall, I am glad I finally learned to cook and I can safely say its not too late to learn.

I'm 32 now and still consider myself to be intermediate level. There is always something more to learn.

>>6749821
>medium - well done tier

>>6748166
I cook every meal, everyday. A few months back, I ate take out pizza and pepperoni rolls because I was visiting with some friends.

My friends prefer coming here and eating my food. My reputation was built on my beef ribs and baby back ribs. Although, I'd personally say my filet mignon is the best. I just have a couple of friends with babby palates who don't like rare meat. But 100% of them love my ribs!

>>6748176
I can only imagine your thought track while typing this.
>lololol this is so funny, I bet I get alot of comments!
>girls totally post on /ck/, ill be drowning in pussy
>why hasn't anyone commented yet
>my feet hurt

>>6748166
ye

>>6748166
Why is that weasel eating a calzone?

>>6748166

post more bsghetti

>>6748166
Yes. Though I occasionally get lazy and settle for home made eggs benedict on a sunday.

>>6751832
Are you my grandmother?

>>6751832
First step is to warm up the oven. Prepare the meal. Taste it as it warms up further. Adjust ingredients. Etc...

>>6752831

>>6748166
yep,
5 mother sauces -check
100 ways to make eggs - check
meat cuts knowledge - level alton brown
sommelier - mof level
cheese making - in progress
canard à la presse - working on it

pastry - no interest in learning
desserts - it's for kids fuck it

i speak fluent french, spanish, english and japanese

yes I can cook

>>6748166
Technically yes, but I don't even try and stick with pizza in the end.