/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12952115
>do not ever talk shit about squat n' gobble, even in jest. fucking retards.
That place has a bright future in a huge fire

>>11172328
>being so bitter and insecure that you not only have to fantasize about destroying the life of a nonexistent hipster, but also have to remind everyone of it

>>11081213
>the only way americans can comfort themselves over being laughed at for being a nation of human garbage disposals is by telling themselves everyone else is "obsessed"

>>10375479
Yeah I would

>>10367642
Give my meat a good ol' rub.

>>6074297
personally I was never having that buscimi eye's thing one bit

but that one made me lol

My secret ingrediant for chili is baked beans.

It's glorious, makes it sweater and everything

>>5664696
>but his autism drives me crazy after about 3 hours. My happiness to see him turns to contempt, and I begin to hate myself and everyone around me.
oh shit, I know a few people like that. I'll just start to make conversation really unpleasant or uncomfortable because I simply can with these retards. It's fun, it's mean, of course, but oh man is it fun.

you have my blessing OP. why bother with homemade corndogs though? they'd probably be more nutritious than frozen ones from a store.

Should unnecessary suffering be minimized or eliminated where possible? Many would say yes; best practices in the meat industry follow this by following humane raising/slaughtering guidelines.

What is is that makes an omnivorous diet better than a plant based diet? The common agreement would be that a meat or dairy centered meal would have a taste or texture that is more enjoyable. But a properly planned and if necessary supplemented plant based diet can fulfill your nutritional needs (this is taken only for those in a developed country with a robust transport and agriculture infrastructure, animals as food are a critical part of the diet of many indigenous peoples and those in less developed nations)

So this extra 'more enjoyable' feature of an omnivorous diet, could it be seen as a luxury and if so unnecessary? It fits the description well: "something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessary". So could it not follow that all the unavoidable suffering in the meat and dairy industry is unnecessary? If you accept that then it comes down to a matter of personal choice as to how much value you give to the suffering of those of different species to you.

Whats the best oil for shallow frying?