/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.8648184]

Is this good?

[Anonymous No.8648201]

i doubt it

[Anonymous No.8648385]

Rich people would drool over that if you out a $5,500 a slice price tag on t and call it a Japaness delicassy.

[Anonymous No.8648410]

>>8648184
Is it bad that this pic is kind of turning me on?

[Anonymous No.8648430]

[Anonymous No.8648460]

>>8648410
Either yes because we're both tentacle-loving degenerates, or no.. because we're both tentacle-loving degenerates

[Anonymous No.8648547]

>>8648460
Imagine those slimy sticky tentacles slowly stroking your cock...

[Anonymous No.8648599]

>>8648547
I'd rather a lamia thank you.

[Anonymous No.8649645]

It's tricky. Octopus is a difficult thing to prepare correctly. Cook it too long and it goes chewy, cook it longer and it goes to mush.

I guess to do it well you'd need to do the turkery first and then, when you put the turkey in to brown up, stick the tentacles in to cook up. The timing would be a bit of a bitch and the result probably not worth it.

[Anonymous No.8649738]

This will result in a lot of over-cooked meat.

[Anonymous No.8650435]

>>8648547
Imagine your cock touching my lips...

[Anonymous No.8650437]

>Not enjoying Ducktopus

Plebians.

[Anonymous No.8650439]

>>8650435
Imagine the tentacles in your cock

[Anonymous No.8650571]

>>8650439
this is my fetish!

[Anonymous No.8650616]

>>8648184
oh god it's like something from resident evil

[Anonymous No.8650668]

>>8648184
I have family from northern spain and octopus is a traditional meal. i wasnt sure at first but now im hooked on it. I sure its good OP. try new things

[Anonymous No.8650679]

if you cooked them together at first then removed the octopus from the cavity and cooked the bird again it'd be an interesting taste

the octopus would probably taste pretty good though. octopus braised in chicken stock tastes great

[Anonymous No.8650686]

>>8648184

[Anonymous No.8650760]

>>8648184
it's that the new facehugger?

[Anonymous No.8650801]

>>8648184
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