/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11692897]

>there are people in this board right now that don't eat Pork and Sauerkraut for New Years Day

Fucking degenerates

[Anonymous No.11692904]

i have some weird home canned pulled pork abortion
might try this

[Anonymous No.11693010]

>>11692897
I'm having rice cake soup. Are you German? If so, do you guys try to eat an inexpensive dish on New Year's Day? Seems like that's a thing in a lot of places.

[Anonymous No.11693036]

>>11692897
>eating fermented (rotting) foods

Enjoy your stomach and colon cancer.

[Anonymous No.11693108]

>>11692897
>you have to eat specific foods on specific dates

Literally why? Why do you allow yourself to be a slave?

[Anonymous No.11693112]

>>11693108
Autism

[Anonymous No.11693114]

>>11693010
OPs pic isn't German. He's amerifat. Germans dont do this, especially not for NYE.

[Anonymous No.11693120]

>>11693010
It's traditional in Germany to have this meal, yes. Except maybe in Bavaria but they are not Germany.

[Anonymous No.11693128]

>>11693120
I see, thank you.

[Anonymous No.11693296]

>>11693120
Bullshit, I have never heard of this

[Anonymous No.11693307]

>>11693296
That's because you are Turk

[Anonymous No.11693319]

>>11693296
musst zurückgehen

[Anonymous No.11693325]

>>11692897
My family has corned beef, cabbage, and black eyed peas for New Years but I am descended for poor Irish immigrants

[Anonymous No.11693340]

>>11693036
>fermentation keeps food from rotting
>all people were eating fermented foods out of necessity for thousands of years
>every culture has a type of fermented food
>need to ferment food to last bc no refrigeration
>fermented foods actually support intestinal health and are used as medicine (yogurt)
>"eating fermented (rotting) foods"
your ancestors and gut microbiota are calling you faggots

[Anonymous No.11693353]

>>11693340
People died of plagues and minor injuries before the harmful effects of a lifetime of fermented food consumption could set in

[Anonymous No.11693361]

>>11693036
>more baseless bad science on /ck/
Happy New Year.

[Anonymous No.11693407]

>>11693010
In America it's a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition so pretty much everyone on North East US eats it on New Years Eve/Day

[Anonymous No.11693450]

>>11693353
It's a lifestyle that should be returned to. Get retards dead before they get to be 100+ years old and all useless

[Anonymous No.11693476]

>>11693120
Hochadel From Bavaria reporting in, yes, we to serve this.

[Anonymous No.11693498]

>>11693353
You know that a rodent's induced disease has nothing to do with how the food was preserved, right?

[Anonymous No.11693507]

>>11693498
I never implied otherwise.

[Anonymous No.11693538]

>>11692897
in USA it's cabbage and black eyed peas

[Anonymous No.11693539]

>not eating lentils and cotechino to get luck and money for upcoming year

[Anonymous No.11693553]

Superior Southern gentleman reporting in.
>slab of bacon, chopped then fried in a sauce pan
>drain bacon, divide in half
>remove stems and veins from fresh collards, cut into strips and add to the sauce pan with half of the bacon and enough water to just cover
>bring greens to a boil and then reduce heat and simmer, covered, until tender
>in another sauce pan, add your pre soaked black eyed peas with the rest of the bacon and enough water to just cover
>bring to a boil and then simmer until tender but not mushy
>take the corn muffin mix that you prepared earlier, and divide it evenly into a greased muffin pan
>serve hot, top the greens with vinegar or hot sauce
>butter the muffins

[Anonymous No.11693559]

>>11693539
that looks raw

[Anonymous No.11695014]

Store was out of greens so I got cabbage. Made a pot of black eyed peas with the ham bone from Christmas and cooked the cabbage down in chicken broth with some onions, tomatoes, and bell pepper thrown in. Just ate two fat bowls and boutta hit the couch
happy new year y'all

[Anonymous No.11695056]

Usually for New Years I make a dish from my ancestry. This year it was paella, with bonus mussels since the man who owns a shellfish farm nearby was selling his surplus on the cheap.

[Anonymous No.11695323]

>>11693340
>every culture has a type of fermented food
whats the American one?

[Anonymous No.11695331]

>>11695323
We get all of them

[Anonymous No.11695458]

>>11695323
Pretty sure the Indians had some sort of fermented corn-wine thing.

[Anonymous No.11695462]

>>11695323
bread and butter pickles

[Anonymous No.11695630]

>>11693036
you can't be this stupid

[Anonymous No.11695647]

>>11693353
Lord, you're stupid.

[Anonymous No.11695941]

>>11692897
>Not porkchops, black eyed peas, cornbread and greens

[Anonymous No.11697015]

>>11695941
My n-word. We do ham steak instead though.

[Anonymous No.11697026]

>>11695323
America makes the best beer in the world.

[Anonymous No.11697028]

Pork
Sauerkraut
Mashed potato

I had leftovers today

[Anonymous No.11697034]

Everyone says fermented stuff ISN’T cancerous, but I see no proof for that. You all are torturing your mouth and get cancer in return, thinking it will improve muh gut bacteria kek.

[Anonymous No.11697037]

>>11697034
Where's your proof that it is cancerous?

[Anonymous No.11697039]

>>11692897
>Pork

[Anonymous No.11697336]

>>11697037
Because he said so