/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13005400

>>12937720

>>12921156
I baked a couple loaves of bread to share with my brother and his wife. For lunch I had my favorite, peas and cauliflower rice sautéed with onion and garlic, topped with olive oil, turmeric powder, ground pepper and a smidge of grated parmesan. Shit's stupid good and so easy to cook.

>>12859735
>>12862557

>>12101129
this is murder

repent with some wholesome bread rising, you animal

>>12056221
>but everyone around you will tell you constantly about how good you smell when you get off work.
nice

>twinky gay bakery
is this some meme I'm not in on?

Hey /ck/, long time no see. I was wondering if I could get some advice on jobs in the restaurant industry. I know this type of thread crops up fairly often but there's none I could find in the catalog atm. Long story short:
>I hate my current job as a grocery store cashier
>A lot.
>I want to quit but I need a new job first
>I have a college degree in new media with a focus on animation but that's a very tough industry to break into
>I don't want to work in fast food
>I don't have any experience actually working in the kitchen professionally, I'm just a hobbyist
More than a few of my friends and family think I'm some kind of Iron Chef level savant. Probably not true, but I do love to cook and people like what I make, so I figure working as a cook would be good for my sanity and wallet. What's the best approach for me? Should I start as a bus boy and try working my way up? Just got straight for prep cook? I've been looking online for job postings and there's a few for prep cooks in my area that don't list experience as a requirement.

>>11628799
i would love to eat that after a hangover

>>11604365

>>11515575

>>11494761
the bread in the top right is totally salvageable, just scrape that off.