/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5341765

>>5335371
What is in the pic?

>>5329341
oooookaaaaaaay

It's amazing what I've found out about myself by just trying new foods and new eating habits. For example, I fucking love tomatoes. Never knew I even liked them unless it was some sauce/salsa. Also, I find that if I eat a protein heavy breakfast (say 40g), I have so much energy throughout the day and don't crave the fries at work.

How often do you guys variate what/how you eat?
Anything you guys hated as a kid/teen and can't get enough of now?

>>5266653
i used to be like this, but then I had a burger from hardees and they didnt take it off. It was very delicious all of a sudden

>>5267543
what is in it? other than the obvious

>>5262226
my mother and aunt say this shit all the time so maybe

>>5261642
lol it's funny when females say "they deserve chocolate and sweets"

yeah sure go to your early grave and self hate filled life.

you deserve it : )

>>5261632
i thought we did make sugary toothpaste. how else bubblegum super sweet flaovr. I'd eat the shit out of that if it didn't give me heartburn and I had was still 6

>>5259379
mmmmmmm

>>5259377
it's fucking eggs!

>>5257948
yes this all of this

>>5258417
the kind of stuff you are supposed to cook on cast iron is supposed to take some of the seasoning with it and leave minimal stuff behind so rinsing is all the cleaning one should need. Plus have you ever taken microbiology? Most everything is killed by high heat for ten minutes which is how you are supposed to dry the cast iron after rinsing.

If you are still over germaphobic about it just use a simple oil only seasoning that you can scrub and scrub and scrub and it still won't need to be reseasoned more than like once a year.

>>5258140
lol I got excited
My dad had a gf once who was super into gardening and she did all this complicated shit like test the pH and had an uber complicated greenhouse for temp and humidity control.
She never even ate any of it. I don't get why she did it.

>>5258275
i think it's like a broiled on oil layer that occasionally people add other stuff to, like herbs and shtuff

>>5258213
lol

>>5258194
you can "wash" cast iron with straight water and rag/scritchy, but you should never introduce soap. A cast iron pan is seasoned and you cannot use soap or really scritch it too hard without removing it. That seasoning is why cast iron is o awesome to cook on. It also keeps it from rusting.

>>5258188
b-but it's cast iron

>>5258145
holyshitwhy

>>5255720
i don't know many cooks, but I have learned the most from my exbf who is the shittiest cook

>>5258139
mm royal burgers

>>5258099
hmm. How much farmland?

>>5257713
want

>>5258090
what sort of things do you grow? are you like hardcore? do you like test soil pH?