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What's the most gourmet dish you ever cooked? I'm talking really high class shit.

>> No.16955990

>>16955980
Tournedos Rossini

>> No.16956022

>>16955980
beanie weenies

>> No.16956057

>>16955990
>Muh truffles and foie gras

>> No.16956065

I once swallowed my boyfriend's 24 karat gold wedding ring while he was fisting my throat. Probably the most expensive meal I've ever had.

>> No.16956068

>>16955980
Modern gourmet food is essentially just expensive ingredients arranged on a plate

>> No.16956385

No one cooks on this board

>> No.16956397

>>16956065
>fisting my throat
yeah right, your "throat"

>> No.16956401

tiger meat but instead of onions I used shallots

>> No.16956412

>>16956401
How did you acquire it?
What did it taste like? What were it's defining characteristics?

>> No.16956414

>>16955980
Croques St. Jacques - it turned out amazing too

>> No.16956415

>>16956401
>eating predator meat
Enjoy your prions

>> No.16956420

I don't know I don't look up the most gourmet recipe i could find just for the sake of making something gourmet. I will say though that the most intensive processed food I have ever prepared would be a butternut squash ravioli with a garlic butter sauce for thanksgiving one time.

>> No.16956422

>>16956412
>How did you acquire it?
uh, bought it at the grocery store
>What did it taste like?
raw ground beef?
>What were it's defining characteristics?
it was savory and sticky

>>16956415
is an cow an predator?

>> No.16956430

>>16956422
>Tiger meat is a raw beef dish
Well, I feel kinda dumb

>> No.16956669

>>16956412
It’s fuckin meat you dumb fuck. What do you think it tastes like?

>> No.16956672

>>16956669
>Chicken, beef and pork all taste the same
Tastelet

>> No.16956703

>>16956430
I don’t, that’s misleading. Fuck haute cuisine niggers

>> No.16956809

>>16955980
Cute hands

>> No.16956812

>>16955980
bwuno albouze's vegetarian stuffed peppers

probably would be considered not what youre looking for but for me, doing all those different things at one time was hard

>> No.16956815

>>16955980
Wellington
Not really worth the effort at all.

>> No.16957133

>>16955980
missing a ring on the hand for proper goatse

>> No.16958670

>>16956812
based pepper chad

>> No.16958707

Probably a 5 layer lasagna I made completely from scratch. Fried the veal bones, cooked down the tomatoes, rolled and aired the pasta.

>> No.16958720

>>16956414
you mean coquille?

>> No.16958798

>>16956415
I’ve eaten cougar a few times. Tastes like pork.

>> No.16958897
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16958897

Goose stuffed with chestnuts sausage and foie gras
Pic related is gumbo I made with the leftovers

>> No.16959075

>>16958707
I've considered making pasta.
I don't have a rolling machine, but neither do most people back in Italy as far as that goes.
But it seems like a lot of effort for little gain comparatively.

But homemade stock and especially homemade sauce (even better if you grew your own tomatoes) is a must.

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16959077

>>16959075
You can make spätzle with flour water and a cutting board/cheese grater

>> No.16959089

>>16955980
I don't know. I'm lower middle class, the most expensive thing I make is ribeye. Sweet goatse btw

>> No.16959109

>>16955980
i ate a rich dudes cum once

>> No.16959122

>>16955980
goulash, but it was really gourmet I swear

>> No.16959204

>>16955980
i got my hands on some A5 waygu beef a while back and found out that its not good for carne asada. it does make a good fried steak though

>> No.16959277

>>16959075
>But it seems like a lot of effort for little gain comparatively.
It's a completely different texture than store-bought pasta. If you're going out of your way to make something special and authentic then it's worth it, but generally no. If it's just a 1hour 'jar of passata' bolognese, theres no point. And store bought has nostalgic value.

>> No.16959286

>>16958798
The cougars I have eaten tasted more like tuna.

>> No.16959656

>>16955980
I should call her

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>>16955980
almond paste
waffles once

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16960557

Doesn't really register as "gourmet" but the most labour intensive thing I made so far, is this fully home made Ramen.

>> No.16960604

>>16955980
Lobster bisque with cognac I guess. Lobster is pricey here.

>> No.16960990

>>16955980
no ring

>> No.16960993

>>16960557
Looks gourmet to me. How did you get the eggs like that?

>> No.16961017

>>16960990
Interested?

>> No.16961040

>>16955980
Aranygaluska.
Wllnut is pretty expensive in EU.

>> No.16961123

>>16960557
fully home made is a lot of dedication.
processing seaweed into sheets, raising the chickens for their eggs, raising the pork for slaughter, growing the scallions, growing and processing the wheat to make the noodles, all that.
Very admirable anon!

>> No.16961340

>>16956412
Tastes like meat

>> No.16961438

>>16961123
Faggot

>> No.16961441

>>16961438
it certainly seems you are

>> No.16961445

>>16959075
>little gain
it's a whole new meal. fresh pasta is leagues above dried.

>> No.16961449

>>16960557
how did you make the nori, and is growing shiitake difficult?

>> No.16961863

Eggs Benedict

>> No.16962026

>>16955980
no ring. are you even trying?

>> No.16962382

I tried to recreate a dinner my gf and I had in paris
duck confit, fried potatos, and an appetizer of little raviolis in crawfish sauce with french bread for dipping
Fucked up the sauce for the raviolis but everything else turned out fine. Sauce wasn't bad tasting, just kind of grainy

>> No.16962391

>>16956065
Do you have pictures

>> No.16963016

>>16955980
>no ring
You were so close

>> No.16964405

>>16960557
Looks amazing! Well done anon
I have the exact same looking spoons at home too, except they might be knockoffs because yours look higher quality

>> No.16964413

>>16962382
>raviolis
*ravioli
Retard.