/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12107774]

I need some vegetarian dishes, let me hear your best.

This is not an invitation for vegans to fag up the place, mind you; I still eat meat, I just want some leafier options for meals.

[Anonymous No.12107777]

curry is your friend

[Anonymous No.12107779]

>>12107777
>those digits

Extremely enlightened post

[Anonymous No.12107780]

>>12107774
>vegetarian
how does it feel to be a murderer
shame on you

[Anonymous No.12107796]

>>12107777
You heard the man.
Break out the cardamom, fenugreek, coriander, turmeric, and cumin.

[Anonymous No.12107804]

>>12107777
truer statements have never been said
>>12107796
forgot the chilli, ginger and garlic. but at least you didnt say the words "curry powder"

[Anonymous No.12107805]

>>12107774
cooking greens shrinks them (removes water content) which means you can eat a lot of them.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/74604/creamed-spinach
https://www.thespruceeats.com/slovak-lettuce-soup-recipe-1137387
https://tasty.co/recipe/pan-fried-broccoli
There's also salads, but everyone knows how to make a fucking salad.

There's also this. It's a bit of work, but it's tasty and lasts trough the winter.
https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/roasted-eggplant-and-pepper-spread-zacusca/

[Anonymous No.12107815]

>>12107805
It's not the water it's the cell walls my dear anon

[Anonymous No.12107847]

>>12107777
How do people eat curry everyday and keep the smell off of them? Can still smell and taste the stuff after washing, meaning I never eat the stuff

[Anonymous No.12107866]

>>12107777
>poo in the loo dish
>starch and a shit-ton of spices
>no greens
>can taste good, but you still smell like curry and sweat curry afterwards
>smell like curry is probably improvement if you're poo in the loo, if you're not, tough luck.
>popularized by urbanized brit-bongs who'd forgotten how to use vegetables in their own cuisine 150 years ago.
How about no.

[Anonymous No.12108146]

>>12107774
I like to make a vegetarian papet vaudois sometimes. Instead of using a sausage, I will make seitan sausages and cook them halfway through, then finish cooking one on the potatoes and leaks and freeze the rest for later.
Seitan isn't hard to make, it's mostly wheat gluten, which despite the name is 14% carbs by mass and a decent source of protein. Most recipes for seitan sausage you find online will do well; I say use a papet vaudois recipe that doesn't use cream; it's dead simple as well, just leeks and potatoes in a pan.

[Anonymous No.12108215]

>>12107774
Black beans and edamame are your best friends. Definitely dry roast the edamame in a dry pan fist though on there own; tastes more nutty that way.

I often use black beans instead of meat for fajita tacos. It's cheaper and still tastey.

[Anonymous No.12109339]

>>12107774
>>12107777

Thai green curry is far underrated.
https://www.mastercook.com/app/recipe/WebRecipeDetails?recipeId=2880451

[Anonymous No.12109585]

>>12109339
I like thai red curry better but I'm a spice head.

[Anonymous No.12109725]

>>12107866

Look at that image. There is not a single fat or obese person. All those people are healthy, thin and fit. It's because they have a good diet of curry and vegetables. Americans are too fat, they eat burgers all the time and get disabilities from invading other countries. If there was an American in that photo, he would try to grab on to the train, but fall off and lay on the ground whining that he's fat and disabled.

[Anonymous No.12109758]

>>12107774

[Anonymous No.12109795]

>>12107774
You mustn't know how to cook at all if you get confused when there's no meat to add.

[Anonymous No.12109799]

>>12109725
t. street shitter

[Anonymous No.12109809]

>>12109725
i mean theyre probably all quite poor even for indian standards if they ride the train like that

[Anonymous No.12109814]

>>12109799
I poo in your moms vagoo desu

[Anonymous No.12109817]

>>12107866
I put a bunch of vegetables in curry when I make it at home. Cauliflower, broccoli, squash; lots of shit goes well in it. It turns out - and this is shocking, I know - when you're the one cooking, you can put whatever you like in it.

[Anonymous No.12109821]

>if you cook a load of chopped veg and cover them in spice mix it doesn't actually matter what veg you used

shocking

[Anonymous No.12109823]

>>12109758
>vegetarian
>mayonnaise


isn't mayo egg, the fuck

[Anonymous No.12109828]

>>12109823
Vegetarians can eat eggs senpai

[Anonymous No.12109836]

>>12109823
>>12109828
but fear not, vegans to the rescue

[Anonymous No.12109846]

>>12107774
I want to FUCK ERIS from the GRIM ADVENTURES of BILLY and MANDY. INTERCOURSE

[Anonymous No.12109849]

>>12109846
>>>/aco/

[Anonymous No.12109854]

>>12109823

Yes, this is it. This is the moment I've been waiting for. I've been waiting forever for someone to say that eggs aren't vegetarian, just so I can impress everyone with my knowledge! Oh shit >>12109828 already beat me to it ah FUCK

[Anonymous No.12109856]

>>12109828
how does that work, egg is just prepubescent meat

[Anonymous No.12109861]

>>12109856

AKTSHUALLY the eggs we eat aren't fertilized! Ha got'em!

[Anonymous No.12109866]

>>12109856
Well by that logic, plants aren't vegetarian/vegan since they require animals to fertilise them

[Anonymous No.12109877]

>>12109795

You are incredibly correct.

[Anonymous No.12109882]

>>12107774

[Anonymous No.12110330]

>>12109758
>Vegetarian
>Uses hearts of palm which are infinitely worse for the environment than meat
Why?