/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.10262777]

I want to start cooking more potatoes, veg, and meat. Ground beef is fairly cheap, but greasy, and cleanup takes forever! What tools do I need to make cooking ground beef easier and less greasy?

My grandmother used to cook ground beef every day, and it never tasted dry, maybe a bit of gravy. Carrots, potatoes, and peas were always a staple too. How can I best reproduce this home cooked meal in ample time every day, and make it taste good?

[Anonymous No.10262794]

>>10262777
ground beef comes in varying levels of fat %, m8

[Anonymous No.10262796]

>>10262777
>cleanup takes forever
What? Ten seconds with some soap and hot water.

[Anonymous No.10262816]

>>10262794
I imagine what I can afford is probably higher % since its cheaper.

>>10262796
Not for me, there's usually a bit stuck to the pan, and even after a light scrub the pan will feel oily and greasy. Along with whatever else it comes in contact with.

[Anonymous No.10262827]

>>10262816

[Anonymous No.10262859]

>>10262827
What is that? Some kind if swiffer on a stick?

[Anonymous No.10262895]

>>10262859
Your mom's dildo

[Anonymous No.10262903]

>>10262895
Why is it hollow?

[Anonymous No.10262906]

>>10262903
Fills it with semen

[Anonymous No.10262968]

>>10262906
Ok

[Anonymous No.10263448]

>>10262816
>Not for me, there's usually a bit stuck to the pan
Use a cast iron skillet and start with a tiny dab of cooking oil. If your pan is oiled properly it should never stick and if it does you are over cooking it a lot.
I cook ground beef all the time and I never have anything in the pan post cooking that can't be rinsed or wiped out using a paper towel.

[Anonymous No.10264436]

>>10262777
Roast chicken instead, then pull it from the bone, shred or dice. use like hamburg.

[Anonymous No.10264801]

>>10262859
you fill it with dishsoap, so you can clean shit on the spot. dummy