/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15655281]

What's your favorite /mom/ food?

[Prepuce No.15655294]

>>15655281
Your mother must hate you. Or she’s a lazy bitch. Whichever is funnier.

[Anonymous No.15655299]

Tiddies.

[Anonymous No.15655303]

>>15655281

bow down to the undisputed best mac n cheese

https://www.southernliving.com/recipes/king-ranch-chicken-mac-and-cheese

[Anonymous No.15655306]

Leftover taco meat real refried beans from the leftover pot of charro beans and tortillas flipped right on the burner

[Prepuce No.15655331]

>>15655303
> pasteurised prepared cheese product
I don’t think so bumfuck.

[Anonymous No.15655339]

>>15655281
My favorite is /gma/ food.
Whenever we had the hiccups while grandma was babysitting us we got a spoon of brown sugar.
Definitely didn't help, and she knew it didn't help, but she was a happy grandma looking for an excuse to spoil her grandchildren

[Anonymous No.15655351]

>>15655281
Mom can't cook at all and only bitched my dad out between depression spells, when she wasn't breaking into the shower to beat me for no discernible reason.
Dad made a cozy ham and egg sammich tho, with that melty gouda and lotsa oregano.

[Anonymous No.15655370]

A French classic.

[Anonymous No.15655382]

>>15655351

What a crazy bitch. Either your dad was a real good dude or your mom had some top-notch pussy to keep him around

[Anonymous No.15655397]

Homemade bisquick dumplings with yummy thick gravy, paired with a side of crispy oven baked chicken

[Anonymous No.15655402]

breaded chicken filets/cutlets, or crispy skin salmon
Usually with a starch and a fresh salad

[Anonymous No.15655620]

>>15655339
If I had a problem grandma gave me pastina, chicken bouillon with small pasta.

[Anonymous No.15655668]

>mom could'nt cook: the thread
Americans should be ashamed of themselves

[Anonymous No.15655913]

My mom didn't bother learning to cook until I moved out. As a result I learned to use the stove when I was 5. The only time anyone made food for me was when I went to my grandma's house.

[Anonymous No.15655960]

My mom used to make us a really cozy spaghetti and meatballs with grocery store garlic bread that's still really nostalgic. She always waited to do it on days my abusive dad worked the night shift so that we could enjoy it without being on eggshells.

[Anonymous No.15655975]

>>15655281
my favorite mom food was her Meatloaf with mashed potatoes. It was simple, and cheap, but very flavorful. She didn't make it dry as a brick like some people. I'll never be able to make it the way she did, but I hope to one day come close.

[Anonymous No.15656048]

>>15655975
Based mom's meatloaf enjoyer

[Anonymous No.15656094]

Schnitzel with pan fried potatoes and steamed carrot/cauliflower

[Anonymous No.15656137]

>>15655281
Cube steaks cooked in Worcestshire, and served on canned biscuits. Delicious as fuck and cheap & easy to make.

[Anonymous No.15656141]

>>15655281
I was gonna be snide, then I I thought of stove top tuna and noodles. My Dad had a good job and he and my Mom would go out Friday nights for dinner with their pals.
I remember there were fish sticks too, on a cookie sheet. Plus the tuna and noodles.
My Mom had nine kids.
Fight me.
You feed them.

[Anonymous No.15656217]

>>15655281
My mom rarely cooked, but always made spaghetti for my birthday. My late grandma's pork chops were the best. Flavorful and juicy.

[Anonymous No.15656224]

>>15655281
Ma's doubled dredged friiiiiied chicken

[Anonymous No.15656676]

>>15656141
Oh man, for my it was my Dad's tuna rice casserole. So many memories. My favorite /comf/ meal to this day.