/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9666993
I mean, it's his whole gimmick. That doesn't have to stop a person from picking up a thing or two from him.

>>9577198
If you haven't started yet, it's probably best if you don't now. It has a pleasant effect, but you won't know if any different if you never try it. Why risk a caffeine dependency?

>>9548512
He knows what he's talking about, but you can take it a step further. I cut finely a cup of onions and 3/4ths of a cup of celery and add it to the brew with a little minced garlic. You'll find that the other ingredients mostly 'melt away' over the cooking period.

>>9529668
You just have to let her know you're the one cooking. If she wanted to handle it, she should have volunteered. That being said, cooking a turkey requires a little more skill than most home cooks have.