/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>mom trying Korean recipes
>adds 0 salt to any of the food
>makes the dish with too many vegetables since they're "good for you"
>homemade noodles are too big so its like biting into raw dough
>adds less beef than the recipe recommends to be "healthy"
>it turns into vegetable goulash with korean spices

How do you make people realize that meat isn't unhealthy? My mom thinks anything with beef, pork, or salt added is unhealthy so all her food turns out bland.

What should I get from kebab house /ck?

>>8612431
11.30am
I spent the weekend with my father. Haveny seen him for a year
Got a big wine bag and am playing guitar
Managed a week sober before the weekend. Gotta try for a month after this.
Anyone around?

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>>8277274
Came here to say this. Pasties are nice (football season here in the states, Sunday tradition), as well as chicken pot pie. Been mulling doing a cottage pie (don't want to trigger our bong friends) as a project as well as of late. If anyone has a "mom recipe" to that end your input would be most appreciated

>>8232739
Good thread OP. Lurking as well.

I have 3 dollars to last me until Monday, I also don't have toilet paper
What should I buy?