/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14979742]

Vegetarian date night meal ideas?
I've been with her for a year and I'm running out of ideas. I did curries, chillis, pizzas , gnocchi , pasta, risotto, bonefacio eggplant, imam bayildi, stir fry, onion soup, corn soup.
Please help

[Anonymous No.14979751]

>>14979742
quiche, palak paneer if you didn't include this with curries. "welsh rabbit" is almost just like mac and cheese with bread instead of macaroni but i ended up liking it more and eat it pretty often now.

[Anonymous No.14979752]

Inb4 polenta, oven mushrooms, babaganoush, sabich, falafel

[Anonymous No.14979758]

>>14979751
I did palak paneer, haven't tried making a quiche or pie cause I don't have the right cookware. Will give the welsh rabbit a try tho

[Anonymous No.14979759]

>>14979752
That's all good stuff, why are you being a little bitch?

[Anonymous No.14979763]

>>14979759

I love it, it's just that I've made it over and over again.

[Anonymous No.14979774]

>>14979742
Bump

[Anonymous No.14980221]

>>14979742
Ratatouille

[Anonymous No.14980237]

Calabacitas tacos
But honestly fuck you and your happy relationship.

[Anonymous No.14980435]

>>14979742
You don't have to keep trying to do new things, she probably really likes the fact that not only do you cook but you're willing to cater to what she wants too, not a lot of guys will do that

[Anonymous No.14980495]

>>14979758
You only need some round dish, I regularly make them in pic related. But first ask yourself, why you are dating a woman for a year which likes to malnurish herself and will most likely fuck up your future children in the womb already.

I seriously hope you date to procreate.

[Anonymous No.14980721]

>>14979742
Stuffed peppers?

[Anonymous No.14980730]

>>14979742
tempura... if you have someone's old, near dead fondue set, you can do a "make it your own god damned self" tempura night

[Anonymous No.14980754]

>>14980221
Good choice, was gonna suggest this
>>14979742
Cheese lasagna is a great dish too, and there are plenty of Asian dishes If she goes in for that sort of thing

[Anonymous No.14982381]

shakusha

[Anonymous No.14983351]

>>14979742
Question: Why the fuck are you the one cooking for her? Can't she cook?

[Anonymous No.14983364]

>>14983351
I happen to support women's rights you disgusting trumplet.

Annnnyway, getting back to ideas for my date night.

[Anonymous No.14983394]

>>14983364
You don't know what rights are best for me bitch. Stop being a little cuck and teach this stupid whore how to cook. It's enabling faggots like you why women keep degenerating and become less and less competent and more childish every year. We need women that know how to do everything, not just cook, but also rear and educate and LOVE children, sew, knit, craft, clean, organize, raise animals (especially livestock), solve problems, build, construct, not just one of those things, ALL OF THEM.

And don't assume you know who I voted for you SJW NPC.
Stop doing all the cooking like you have a uterus. Don't be a slave to pussy, be a fucking man.

[Anonymous No.14983398]

Dude you can do better, if you are willing to put this much effort in, find someone worth it first. Stop being a spineless faggot though and you will have an easier time finding a woman who will respect you.

[Anonymous No.14983404]

>>14979742
ask to cook together, or repeat shit

been with my spouse for nearly three years now and I'm not ashamed to say we eat a lot of chili and curry and hummus pasta

[Anonymous No.14983441]

>>14983351
a woman cooking for a man who hasn't married her is like a man putting his *girlfriend*'s name on the title to his house. They're dating, that's courtship, he's demonstrating value, proficiency and self-sufficiency. To use a personal example, my mom cooked the vast vast vast majority of the meals in our house (unless my dad had some particular dish he was curious about, usually something more exotic or out-there) but while they were dating he would cook for her regularly and her, very rarely if at all.

[Anonymous No.14983473]

>>14983441
You've been with her for a year. And why do YOU need to be the one to prove yourself to her? Why not the other way around? Can she prove that she can cook once you are married?
I dunno man. Sounds like you are just a doormat.

[Anonymous No.14983627]

>>14983473
I'm not the OP and that should have been fairly obvious from my post, so watch where you're throwing those "YOU"s.
Personally though I'm of the opinion that providing a home-cooked meal for a person is an incredibly gratifying experience, it's an expression of care as well as personal skill and creativity, it's something I've enjoyed doing for plenty of friends, roommates, girlfriends, guests, and otherwise. It's fun.
At a year in I wouldn't think it's about them "proving" much of anything, most of the important stuff ought to have been "proven" by this point (and if they're both at the points in their lives where marriage is practical, around a year or two they ought to have a pretty firm idea of each others' suitability). I just don't see where all the negativity comes in (except for the trumplet comment which reads as bait to me) and I do see a distinction between cooking a creative dish as a treat for a girlfriend, and the kind of homemaking that a man would expect of a wife. I thought it was a pretty apt analogy.

[Anonymous No.14983662]

lettuce
maybe some salt on it

[Anonymous No.14984040]

>>14979742
My gf was vegan when I met her and everytime we cooked some vegan shit together she ended being sad that it didn't taste good. I wasnt even pushing for it but we started cooking with chicken and eventually beef and now everything is delicious.

Fuck vegans, girls are stupid enough to convince themselves to live off of carbohydrates but that shit's so bad for your body. Try to show her the light and to stop putting animal lives above her own

[Anonymous No.14984329]

samosas
nothing but an entire dinner of samosas.

[Anonymous No.14985189]

>>14979742
You make something not new. She is a woman she won't remember anything that isn't useful to hurt you in any great detail

[Anonymous No.14985217]

>>14982381
>vegetarian
anon...

[Anonymous No.14985655]

>>14985217

[Anonymous No.14986506]

>>14979742

Imagine thinking that you have a "relationship" with someone when you can't even share a normal meal together.

[Anonymous No.14986514]

>>14985217

"Potatoes of the uterus"