/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I usually do this on the rare occasion that I find myself in a fast food place. If I order it to go, I can still take the food out and eat it there, and don't need to do anything else if I want to save anything

>>9997297
I have a recipie for the meatballs, here faggot:
1 lb ground pork
1/4-1/3 cup thai basil, cut chiffonade
5 garlic cloves, minced
2 teaspoons nam pla
3 large scallions, thinly sliced
1 tablespoon sriracha
2 teaspoons sugar
2 teaspoons arrowroot starch/cornstarch
1 teaspoon black pepper

>>9792168
anon, threads like these weren't meant for people who think like you. Don't waste your time. In fact, you should leave this site altogether. Hell, I need to leave this site altogether. its been 9 years, and the truest words I've ever heard from this place are "You're here forever".

if you have it lying around or have money, adding a splash of pomegranate juice to the gin and tonic is fantastic

smells like old people, but it has some uses.

If you have parents that legitimately care about you, and maybe 1 person who are "friends" that you see 5 times a year who you have a decent time with, but never really contact you otherwise,, does that qualify you as lonely?

I just want another person to be genuinely interested in who I am. I'm certainly not vanilla, and I learned how not to push people away via my actions in high school. I'm tired of doing college schoolwork in my room, then drinking to fill the day

>>9123083
>Pineapple on pizza
can be decent if paired with savoury (eg sausage, not fucking cloyingly sweet ham), but I think that toppings in general should only exist on sub-par pizza
>mint flavored ice cream
excellent.
>testicles
not a fan
>avocado
ehh, decent but overrated
>taco bell
never been and never will
>mcdonalds
has its niche but I'll take a good meal over it almost any day
>fast food in general
see above

hanger steak. It's not as cheap as, say, liver, but its cheap for steak, and if you cut out that inedible piece of connective tissue in the center, its really good for the price.

Trader Joe's is a place that's mainly for people who don't like to cook, so I don't really go there much, but I've heard decent things about most of their premade meals. It's also rather expensive, which what happens when you don't learn how to cook. Guess what the moral of the story is here?

we'll see what this means for the future of panera, quality wise. It all depends on how poorly the business was doing when it was bought. The article said that the company owned stores were doing well, but the 60% of stores that are franchised are not doing as well, generally. If ay papi tries to mess with the business model of Panera, expect to see some quality drops in areas. But that doesn't seem too likely, as the CEO said in the article that he "plans to continue to lead Panera". But who knows what could happen

>>8776628
the quesadillas are good too

Personally, I don't think mac and cheese is worth all the calories that come attached with it. If anything, I'd say cheese in general isn't usually worth all the calories it comes with. I'd say the only cheeses I'd really consider worth eating are Brie, Romano, and maybe a really good goat cheese

I ate a scotch bonnet. I asked myself why I chose to do that for a couple of days afterwards

Chopsticks were traditionally used because it was considered barbaric in ancient China to have knives or other sharp objects in a dining setting. Everything served would already be in a small enough piece so that one would have no need to cut anything, and just pick up with a pair of chopsticks.

>>8628401
It's very simple, anon. I enjoy the taste of cooked chicken, beef and pork. I don't enjoy the taste of cooked fish. However, when you eat fish raw, You don't get that fishy taste, and it becomes more of a textural experience, which is a win win for me, as I am enjoying said health benefits from eating fish in moderation.