/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16028957]

What are your daily meals like?
Do you eat super elaborate dishes everyday?
Or just gulp down canned beans most of the time?

[Anonymous No.16028985]

>>16028957
Dumb anime poster

[Anonymous No.16029008]

>>16028985
Meanie

[Anonymous No.16029095]

>>16028957
Fast food for most people on this board probably

[Anonymous No.16029139]

>>16028985
fpbp

[Anonymous No.16030084]

Anime girls are gay. Now to answer your question, I make elaborate (usually vegetarian) meals for one while drinking a few beers and listening to tranny cocaine music like Ride on Time by Blackbox. I also set the table nice like with a proper plate and cutlery and a large red candle to the upper left of my plate. When the meal is plated I turn the gay bar jams off and read the newspaper while eating. Very enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.16030101]

Well today I will have for breakfast 4 eggs and black coffee. Then for lunch I will have Salmon, a a can of tuna, lettuce and cucumber with green tea.
t. ketotard trying to lose weight.

[Anonymous No.16030109]

>>16028957
Clearance Produce with toppings/dips (such as hummus) followed by meal replacement shakes, also lots of nuts/popcorn/etc and other quick packaged but "real food"... I'm very lazy but I don't think I'm the most unhealthy despite it. Oh, and sometimes often I make a big bowl of oatmeal in the morning with a banana or two thrown in topped with some nuts and spices. (whatever I have on hand)

[Anonymous No.16030122]

my parents gave me a stress eating disorder in high school so some days i eat nothing at all and other days i eat 6 meals

[Anonymous No.16030243]

breakfast is a vegetable/fruit smoothie for energy and brain stuff

lunch i like either a caesar salad or italian sandwhich.

dinner is whatever. i usually hit my dinner with my heavy shit. pasta, fried food, burritos, burgers...

t. chef

[Anonymous No.16030255]

>>16028957
>2 absolute fucking extremes
>retarded baitpost
>OP is probably American
>likely a /pol/ tourist
yep, 4/4 checks off the list for a shit thread

[Anonymous No.16030339]

>>16030255
Hey fuck you pal. My elaborate (mostly vegetarian) meals are great. Tonight I made falafel pita wraps from scratch.
>homemade falafel from over night soaked chick pee
>homemade tzatziki
>fresh chopped veg
>store bought pita (shameful, I know)
And the playlist was 80s-early 90s Madonna and 80s Cyndi Lauper. And instead of the WSJ which I had already read, I cracked open Harold McGee’s new book on the science of food smells.
How was your dinner?

[Anonymous No.16030356]

I cook a dinner for my family before I go to sleep for my night shift. The rest of time time its leftovers, eggs, veggies.
Although now that summer is coming Ill be out in my garden grasing most days.

[Anonymous No.16030357]

>>16028957
Most of the time I make practical meals that take as minimal amount of ingredients as possible, while choosing the most delicious and nutritionally high impact stuff so I can get my macros. Example meal I really like is scrambled eggs topped with avocado slices and drizzled with sriracha with toast or by itself.

[Anonymous No.16030532]

>>16028957
Boiled taters/yams, olive oil, salt. Raw cilantro or parsely as dessert.

[Anonymous No.16030541]

>>16030255
Biggers

[Anonymous No.16030548]

>>16028957
I made this for dinner last night, but I wouldn't call it elaborate or anything. It's still easy, healthy, cheap, and tastes good though.
Mainly just buy nutritious ingredients and do with them whatever makes them taste good. Not too complicated.

[Anonymous No.16030811]

I usually cook myself a nice meal to eat over the week, and set myself up with something to make as sandwhiches for other meals.
This week I've been eating chicken shwarma with roasted peppers/onions, rice w/ lentils and peas, cucumbers, and hummus and tzatziki. The sandwhiches have been egg salad.
Last week I made ginger beef and szechuan vermicelli with char siu pork. The beef was pretty meh but the noodles were cash. The sandwhich was also egg salad

[Anonymous No.16032261]

>>16028957
my daily eating is fucked. i usually only eat 1 big meal day and then a snack or 2 later on. the big meal can literally range from a cup of ramen one day to 12 tacos another day. the snacks as well can either be a mandarine or a sleeve of ritz. when i cook i try to go all out causw if im putting in the effort then i better make it fuckin amazing and worth it, but if i dont ill eat borderline garbage

[Anonymous No.16032299]

>>16028957
>breakfast
Beer n pizza leftovers if available
>lunch
More beer and maybe butterbrod if hungry
>dinner
Stew, soup, fried rice, ramen, chili, fibsh... whatever I feel like cooking

[Anonymous No.16033101]

>>16028957
I've been eating rice and beans everyday for the past year

[Anonymous No.16033267]

>>16028957
>breakfast
tea or coffee + egg whites and turkey deli slices in a sandwich + baby bell cheese
>lunch
chicken breast oven baked with pepper seasoning + boiled vegetables and a protein shake
sometimes I’ll eat salmon instead of chicken or just make a tuna+potato sandwich
>dinner
Usually nothing as I feel a bit full, maybe a light snack
>snacks
Baby bell cheese, Greek salad, sardines

[Anonymous No.16033277]

>>16030255
>/pol/ out of nowhere

Rent free

[Anonymous No.16033709]

>>16028957
In between, simple dishes but mostly whole foods.

No breakfast.
Lunch is usually something small and breakfast-ish like an omelet with various filling, scrambled eggs, home fries, etc. and if I need more maybe a small snack like chips or yogurt.
Dinner is usually simple like meat + starch + roasted veg. Starch could be rice, mash, baked potato, pasta, stuff like that. Meat could be a quick pan sear or something roasted. I'll usually make multiple servings of each and interleave them e.g. fresh meat w/ leftover starch, then new starch w/ leftover meat, etc.

I make some more complex shit once a week just for variety but I honestly like the simple stuff and I've gotten pretty good at cooking it.

[Anonymous No.16033787]

>>16028957
I make a lot of stews and sauces. It lets me get away with making very rich dishes that also reheat superbly.

[Anonymous No.16033862]

>>16032299
nice casual beering
>>16028957
grim, but not the worst
in the morning i'll have either soup, bread or sweets like biscuits or a roll, and some stimulant, wether it's coffee, tea, an energy drink. i always drink a beer before work, in the winter i put vodka in my coffee
i don't eat at work at all. i get home around midnight and usually eat standing up, bread with cheese, yogurt, butter, or if i have some, I'll have rice and tomatoes or make soup from shit i stole from work, usually greens, leeks, onions, fish heads or chicken carcasses. I am underweight and have broken a lot of bones recently, so I've started eating a lot of full fat dairy products, mostly yogurt. i hope to die in an accident soon, i dont think this body will age well.

[Anonymous No.16033878]

>>16028957
I eat a lot of eggs since I get 11-12 a day

[Anonymous No.16035506]

>>16028957
I live with 4 other guys, so each one of us cooks for each day of the work week. Most of my weekends food is provided by someone but if it's not I usually cook for myself.

[Anonymous No.16037100]

>>16028957
Germanfag here, I had a phase I made 10-15times a week
>Miso Ramen with Pork belly
>Yakisoba
First ended in god tier taste with boner effect

[Anonymous No.16037136]

>>16028957
mostly simple dishes, rice and beans, stir fried vegetables, fruit smoothies. overly complicated meals just makes more mess than i can easily clean up after cooking.

[Anonymous No.16037145]

>>16028957
beans and beer

[Anonymous No.16037152]

My lunch always consists of a mix of nuts; like pistachios, walnuts, pecans, or cashews; some dark chocolate, peanut butter, a protein bar and some fruit.
My dinner is often 1-2 cans of veggies, deenz or oysters or salmon, and a chia seed smoothie with frozen fruit. On occasion I'll make dinner or make a fancy breakfast but it's far and few between.

[Anonymous No.16037293]

>>16033267
Where you from? Never heard of deli turkey sandwich for breakfast

[Anonymous No.16037368]

>>16028957
most often it's only quick meals like pasta, but still no fast food and no preprocessed crap