/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9804592
Pork tastes good, is cheap, and fairly versatile.

>>9259624
see >>9259641

I will admit that I do not always buy fresh veggies. If canned goods are on sale I will buy them (especially tomatoes) and keep them in my pantry since we only go to the store once a week and canned tomatoes (diced, whole, sauce, etc) if cheaper than buying fresh. Same with beans, but those are also for the convenience factor.

For fresh I almost always buy a sack of potatoes, a bag of onions, cabbage, broccoli, carrots, celery, etc.

Take a trip down the freezer section and look at the ready made meals section. I think they're called Voila, or something similar, literally a cup of penne pasta, some frozen veggies, and a scoop of alfredo sauce all for around $7. Don't even get me going on the frozen crockpot meals. Sure there has always been frozen pizzas, lasagnas, pot pies, and meals for one, but the number of dump-it-and-forget "meals" is appalling.

too long; didn't reddit: cooking real food is a dying skill. just pay schlomo his shekels for cancer causing food and STFU

I really like cabbage rolls, but I hate how long they take to make them right. I can get them down to 4 hours, but not any quicker. Also, they're a bit insuffereable to make in the heat.

https://motherwouldknow.com/jewish-stuffed-cabbage/

>>9246988
>i don't deny that american food has lots of gmos, chemicals and processing. it's just not a bad thing and you're a retard if you think it is.
Your diet is going to literally give you stomach or colon cancer.

>>9243285
>its bad to combine white with white, black pepper is much better to use with white rice
JIDF identified!