/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14976446]

aight ck, i wanna save some money and learn to cook, what's a good plan for 14 days meals, where can i find how to cook 'em? I don't have an oven, got some pans got a pot

[Anonymous No.14976459]

What do you like to eat?
You've got to give us more information before you ask for a personal menu for a fortnight

[Anonymous No.14976472]

14 days of egg dishes. It'll force you to practice the basics and eggs are cheap. Then move onto basic proteins like chicken.

[Anonymous No.14976490]

>>14976472
i got them eggs bro, i make an omlette every morning, idk what to do for dinner tho.

>>14976459
i like chicken, i like vegetables, i like fish and rice, idk what else to tell you.

Also, do you guys know how to properly cook rice? I put it in a pot, let it heat up until the water's gone but it always comes out too mushy or smth idk i don't like how i make it, i want the fluffy dry rice

[Anonymous No.14976502]

14 days? And you don't know how to cook? There's levels to this shit senpai. Learn how to cook then prepare meals for 3-4 days, then 7 days. 2 weeks is alot. Definitely going to need alot of freezer space.

[Anonymous No.14976520]

>>14976490
Soak/rinse it multiple times, fully dry, olive oll and butter in the pot

[Anonymous No.14976530]

>hey everybody, do all the work for me!
no, fuck off you lazy queef

[Anonymous No.14976532]

>>14976446
What's it like to have her sit on your face, brohs?

[Anonymous No.14976548]

>>14976502
aight let's say 3-4 days then, what do i buy?

>>14976520
how do i drive the stuff

>>14976530
no fuck you cunt, i'm here to learn

>>14976532
it's good.

[Anonymous No.14976551]

>>14976548
"how do i dry the stuff" is what i meant to say

[Anonymous No.14976561]

>>14976548
Sorry too tired to do your work for you

[Anonymous No.14976576]

>>14976446

[Anonymous No.14976583]

>>14976548
>what do I buy
you figure it out yourself like a fucking adult, not some helpless adult child

[Anonymous No.14976587]

>>14976561
thanks for the bump

[Anonymous No.14976595]

>>14976583
>wah be an adult
i'm just here asking for advice you clown

[Anonymous No.14976603]

>>14976490
to cook rice: bring 1 1/2 cups of water and a cup of rice to a boil. You can add butter and salt if you want but you don't have to. Once it is boiling, turn the heat down to low the (1-2 mark on the dial) and cover it. Leave it to simmer for fifteen minutes, undisturbed. Remove the pot from the stove and continue to leave it undisturbed for 10 more minutes. Stir and serve.
a 14 day menu plan should include leftovers. Day one: chili, corn niblets, and a salad. Day two: Burritos made from leftover chili and corn, add other things you like. Day three: sauteed chicken, rice, and broccoli. Day four: leftover chicken and rice made into soup with carrot salad and rolls. Day five: pork chops smothered with apples and onions, green beans, and steamed cauliflower. Day six: bbq porkchop (from leftovers) sandwiches with mashed sweet potatoes and corn. Day seven: Ham steak, broccoli, and rice. Day eight: Use leftover ham to make a cobb salad. Day nine: Vegeable Soup with bough blueberry muffins. Day Ten: Shrimp and Grits with a green salad. Day eleven:Swedish Meatballs with cheese grits and carrots. Day twelve: BBQ Meatballs (reserve some with out the swedish meatball sauce for this day), smothered squash, and Green beans. Day thirteen:Pinto beans and rice, with Broccoli, Day fourteen: leftover Pinto Bean Toastados with corn and cauliflower.

[Anonymous No.14976606]

>>14976446
Is that Claire Saffitz?

[Anonymous No.14976613]

>>14976446
recipe for good coffee: 16g coarse ground coffee, 230 ml water, steep for 1:40 in an inverted aeropress and press for 20 seconds

[Anonymous No.14976621]

>>14976595
>wahhh I'm just here asking for people to do all my thinking for me
grow up you clown

[Anonymous No.14976665]

>>14976621
keep bumping bruh, i'm getting answers here
>>14976603
thanks a lot!
>>14976606
no, just some girl i know

[Anonymous No.14977275]

>>14976446

[Anonymous No.14977279]

>>14976446
BOOBA!

[Anonymous No.14977545]

>>14976446
Damn AOC look like that?

[Anonymous No.14977648]

>>14976446
Posts like this are about the most uninteresting on this board.

[Anonymous No.14977793]

>>14976446
built

[Anonymous No.14977816]

>>14976587
for

[Anonymous No.14977823]

>>14976587
>>14976446

[Anonymous No.14978038]

>>14976446
GIBS

[Anonymous No.14978204]

BOOBA

[Anonymous No.14979184]

Cheap cuts of meat, cooked slowly (I'm talking 2-3 hours). Chicken thighs, stewing beef, mutton, neck end of lamb. If you can get chicken thighs with the bones left in, more flavour, and after a couple of hours slow cooking the meat falls off. If you're a hunter, get some free game in the pot - rabbit, hare, venison. Pad it out with pulses - beans, lentils etc. If you can afford a bottle of cheap red wine, anything stewed slowly in wine tastes good.

Basic stew recipe, brown the meat for a few minutes in hot oil. Take it out and set aside in a bowl. Fry onions, carrots, celery, fennel if you can get it, garlic, peppers (capsicums), chilli if you want heat, once the onion's translucent throw the meat and all the juices back in, add stock/wine, put a lid on, turn the heat right down, give it two hours. Tweak the flavours by adding spices, mushrooms, seasoning, herbs.

[Anonymous No.14979191]

>>14976446
>Get biggest pot
>Make plov
>???
>Profit!

[Anonymous No.14979303]

>>14978204
based

[Anonymous No.14979338]

>>14976446
Do Americans really?

[Anonymous No.14980917]

>>14976587
>>14976446
name of girl?

[Anonymous No.14982439]

>>14976502
alot is not a word

[Anonymous No.14982513]

>>14980917
Fran Brrapppa

[Anonymous No.14983416]

>>14980917
Mary milkies