/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.5371818]

So /ck/, what are you making for Easter?

[Anonymous No.5371826]

>>5371818
Nothing, I bought some ham slices, a loaf of olive loaf, and some pear butter at the farmer's market for sandwiches later and now I'm stoned and eating a quark and hot sweet red pepper jelly sandwich on a homemade sandwich loaf. I'm not even Xtian, just the farmer's market and 4/20 are both today :)

[Anonymous No.5371827]

My mother has elected to cook this year.

Otherwise I would have made some version of image related.

[Anonymous No.5371832]

Rib eye steaks
Twice baked potatoes
Fruit salad
Dinner rolls
Deviled eggs
Chocolate silk pie

[Anonymous No.5371843]

came home to make a lamb roast and as usual my mum had neglected to buy half the stuff i asked for and left the joint (leg fillet) in the freezer.

so it's gonna be a little late and pretty basic but that meat is gonna be cooked perfect so w/e

[Anonymous No.5371850]

Herb and garlic roasted leg of lamb w/ oven roasted potatoes in a lemon-dijon sauce, cornbread stuffing, string bean casserole, stuffed mushrooms and yams

[Anonymous No.5371872]

currently I have rabbit stock going.

Going to braise the legs after said stock is done and stuff the saddle with braised leg meat and other shit I feel like putting in and wrap it in prosciutto or bacon and roast it. Just winging it at the moment.

I'm letting my mom do the rest of the shit

[Anonymous No.5371904]

Is lamb traditional Easter food? Grew up with non-adventerous cooking parents. We just have ham.

[Anonymous No.5371911]

Nothing extravagant, just a lemon honey chicken, green beans, bread, and mashed potatoes.

[Anonymous No.5371914]

>>5371904

very traditional.

[Anonymous No.5371918]

halupkis (stuffed cabbage)

[Anonymous No.5371926]

Well, there's just three of us, so we opted for something simple. We're just having a beef roast, with roasted carrots and onions, mashed potatoes, and roasted asparagus.

[Anonymous No.5371973]

Nothing. going to a friends home. They are making baked ham, deviled eggs, mashed potatoes, brussel sprouts, and strawberry shortcake. Beer, iced tea and coffee.
Should be nice, and no clean up.

[Anonymous No.5372044]

I'm asian.

[Anonymous No.5372134]

I try to keep holiday meals from getting boring, and make ethnic foods. Sushi on Christmas, that type of thing. Family loves it. Doing red lentil curry for Easter.

[Anonymous No.5372146]

>>5372134
Lentils with lamb?

[Anonymous No.5372178]

Roast leg of lamb with garlic and herbs
Scalloped red potatoes
Braised kale

Lamb has been in for a couple hours, potatoes went in about 30 mins ago. Should both be ready in another 30-45 mins then I just need to cook up the kale and slice the lamb and it'll be time to eat. Oh, and I need to make some sauce with some of the pan juices, mint, vinegar and some honey as well.

[Anonymous No.5372179]

I'm going to my grandparent's house, but they've got two hams brewin. And some other stuff I would imagine.

[Anonymous No.5372180]

>>5371850
can i come to ur house

[Anonymous No.5372192]

>>5372146
Just lentils.
http://www.happivore.com/recipe/red-lentil-curry

[Anonymous No.5372298]

Pernil Al Horno
Arroz con Gandules
Tostones
Flan de Queso
maybe some bread too, iuno

[Anonymous No.5372309]

Anyone want to post some leg-of-lamb recipes? Just picked one up today, prolly cook it up in the next few weeks.

[Anonymous No.5372313]

>>5372309

clean bone
cover the joint in salt and fry it in a ripping hot cast iron pan
jam garlic anchovies and rosemary into every available crevice of the joint
roast at 100C for like 6-8 hours

[Anonymous No.5372330]

I had kebab. Felt appropriate.

[Anonymous No.5372338]

We made some pork and lamb souvla. Webm related.

[Anonymous No.5372378]

Nothing, I'm alone in my apartment and have 4 exams this week

[Anonymous No.5372400]

>>5372338
sweet jesus

[Anonymous No.5372423]

Smoked prime rib, garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus

[Anonymous No.5372555]

>>5372192
I approve of indian food replacing lamb on Easter

[Anonymous No.5372560]

Ham
Baked beans
Wheat rolls
Sweet potato
Deviled eggs

Dunno why baked beans, my father wanted me to make him some.

[Anonymous No.5372562]

>>5372338
This was the first webm my phone played, never thought it would work.

That looks amazing, man.

[Anonymous No.5372585]

>>5372338
Wow first time poster on /ck/, but that looks so fucking great! I would love to do this one day, how much does that rotisserie cost?

[Anonymous No.5372630]

>>5371918
I usually make these for Christmas. Fucking love them.

[Anonymous No.5372697]

Pot roast
Chicken pelau
Ribeye steak

[Anonymous No.5372728]

>>5372044
So? Asians love eating mass amounts of food with family. This should be a good excuse to do that.

[Anonymous No.5372744]

>>5372400
>>5372562
>>5372585
Thanks. No idea how much it cost since it was built from various parts.

[Anonymous No.5372749]

>Bought and didn't do too much work on
Spiral-sliced ham
Salad from a bag (but no iceberg lettuce)
Rolls

>Home-made
Potato salad

That potato salad was a heck of a lot of work, but then again I did all the prep today, including hard-boiling some eggs that didn't go too well. It ended up a bit less well seasoned than I'd like, but my family enjoyed it and I got practice doing stuff.

Too bad I'm stuck with the dishes ;___;

For later: strawberry rhubarb pie

[Anonymous No.5374338]

this was my easter/420/hitler's birthday dinner
Leg of Lamb roast filled with shallots and rosemary
green asparagus wrapped in bacon and some chopped up asparagus sautèd in roast drippings
simple potatos because they are fine on their own

[Anonymous No.5374342]

>>5374338
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.5374475]

>>5374342
>dat bacon-wrapped asparagus

Well, now I know what I'm making next weekend.

[Anonymous No.5376456]

>>5372338
looks good baby