/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15754860
>Cast Iron

Posting in epic thread. Include my cast iron pan.

>>14168049
>>14170273
>>14170317

can you fucks stop with the polidicks and discuss cookingware instead? YIKES

>>12801545
translucent white liquid, slight salty aftertaste, shouldnt be a mystery to you OP

Dude omg me too I love cast iron!!!!!

Has t been pre seasoned with easy pour flaxseed oil (organic)?

>>12556265

>>12530980
>sous vide
>reverse sear

OMG CAST IRONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>12485352
You're just telling me that there is a lot of traditional, non-meme foods going on. I would be a lot of heart dishes, perogis are a good example. They are delicious and stick to your ribs, work long shifts in the Sands.
There has to be someplace which decides which food memes can stay and which go.
Coastal areas have people eating and working ridiculous thins, fads come and go like wildflower.
Now people are putting indigestible turds in every drink and going to the hospital with impacted small intestinal blockages.
A huge portion of modern food and /ck/ is pure clown world. People saving money by buying expensive appliances, and fretting over the color of the baked on grease on their pans. That consumer shit is not the center of the food world and it never will be. A backwater like Alberta with trad food being made and used for practical purposes, with scattered urban centers to bring in viable experiments is the absolute peak of cuisine. This is even more true with video internet resources.
This is why Julia Childs despised that NYC bitch who made a blog out of 500-odd dishes in 365 days, and that blog-bitch just couldn't understand why her coastal memelife didn't thrill Mrs. Childs. Even after they made the cinematic money-grab out of it.
I hate food fads and I love food. It's an odd relationship.

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>>12467428
>hollandaise

>>12459663
here
>>12459715
8

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>>12428317
soys got a bad rap there for a lil bit so they are doing anything they can to appear more masculine. now they're converting to meat eaters, you know which ones because theyre reverse searing on a cast iron skillet.

>>12421386
can confirm this works.
i put some on my $230 cast iron skillet with patented octagonal multi-pour technology handcrafted by iron forging artisans in Portland, Oregon that's wound from 300 series stainless steel rod stock and hand polished to high luster and it brought it to a near mirror finish.
>pic related
>>12421400
its fagmonth tranny shouldnt you be dilating in anticipation?

>>12421016
that pan is amazing for bringing out the soylent flavors of everything it cooks.

>>12410755
Hey did you know you can buy one too for the low price of $230? its artisan craftmanship at it finest with a modern artistic design. its made of space age material that evenly distributes the heat resulting in no dark areas when viewed through a thermal imaging camera.

>>12405638
has anyone seen my $230 cast iron skillet?

>>12402018
>not buying the chad $230 cast iron

>>12394630
>Anything I don't approve of is soy
looks like someone has their thinkin caps on today, i mean to pull this random line out of nowhere is simply astounding.
cast iron is soy, because soys only care about whats popular so others soys will instantly relate.
probably most of ck has a cast iron skillet somewhere, but they dont cook every meal in it, make fried steaks in it, boil water in it or make a thread about it every 10 minutes. i used my cast iron skillet last night, because i wanted to sautee onions and peppers on my grill. im not on here making a thread about it because i need attention lobbed to me like a 13 year old girl.
soy is a mindset and a lifestyle and its instantly recognizable online.

>>12395425
>If anyone says they reverse sear, they aren't chefs. They are not even cooks. They're imbeciles.
based

>>12393856
seething gen-z detected
>>12393291
pellet grills are absolutely based because they keep the temp and smoke at an exact level.
caveat: they are expensive and so are the pellets.
>>12393322
right, not as efficient as say, your 230 cast iron skillet buddy?

>>12392034