/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>there are people who don't put spicy pepper powder on their mango

Macadamias are truly deez nuts

>>17844064
>Get off this god forsaken site
2l8m8, I'm addicted, been here since 08, I haven't really lived my life as best as I could, I have no friends where I live, never had a gf, I'm a hermit.

>recipe calls for cooking equipment you don’t have

I don't really have a dysfunctional family but last Christmas we had my friend over for a movie and dinner and he had too much to drink and told my family I had a foot fetish.
Miraculously they didn't really make a big deal out of it and seem to have forgotten, which I'm thankful for.

>>11048910
Yes, haha. Who indeed.

>>10435043
OH SHIT ITS TRUE

>mfw all the black friday deals on amazon for alcohol

im sorry. bank account

>>9595144
There's a reason California is the IPA capital. 93F outside right now and that's pretty mild for the state. No way I can drink anything heavier than an amber in this weather

>order food at noon
>order food at 8 p.m
>it's the same guy delivering

>be filthy backpacker scum
>staying at a hostel in Australia
>they have a decent kitchen
>see the other backpackers only eat canned food, grilled cheese, pasta with ketchup, etc
>conjure up a delicious sandwich of whole grain bread with thick bacon, fried egg, real cheddar, and a side of pan fried potatoes and onion
>their faces when

When was the last time you schooled someone?

>>9254408
w-who?

sup /ck/ i just landed a kitchen manager job at a chrter school. i'm pretty in over my head and just applied despite not quite having the right experience.

i guess i did well on the interview and they actually hired me.

i have all summer to plan a menu, but i don't even know where to begin when it comes to making dishes for kids. it's especially pressuring because they want like, more creativity than just grilled cheese and hot dogs. they want like dope shit.

so what are foods kids would love?

>>8988524

>be complete cooking newbie
>can barely cook an omelette
>travel around Japan
>end up staying together with an old man
>he's a professional fisherman and chef
>takes me fishing
>catch a few good ones
>he absolutely insists that I cook them myself
>moreover, he wants me to make sashimi of them
>he shows me how to gut, fillet, and cut the fish
>mfw it was my turn

I felt like I was way out of my league. Ended up with a pitiful little pile of fish.

Why is something so simple as sashimi so fucking difficult to prepare?

>>8761755
>>8761759
wew
Well at least I know my psychiatrist was just blowing smoke up my ass with the "danger of acute withdrawl" bullshit

VON STROHEIM AND SPEEDWAGON

>>44890
I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps I don't like traps

>>8691322
oh my...

>>8612947
Can you taste anything?

>>8603491
d-delet

>>8589194
Sweat adds flavour

I'm in a bit of a pickle, /ck/. I recently got a casual job as a gaming attendant at a pub, I work either in the gaming section with the pokie machines or behind the bar serving drinks and occasionally in the bottle shop they have. I'm only on two shifts atm because I'm waiting for my gaming license. This job is about a 20 minute drive away from me. I also just received a call for a job interview on Monday at another bottle shop just up the road. I've been getting calls from my boss at the job I've got about when I'm working and could very possibly get a call asking for me to start a shift the same time as my job interview. I've never been in this situation, anyone got any advice for me? If I go to the job interview, do I let them know I also have a casual job somewhere else?