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Chips w/ chicken salt
And an Iced Long Black Coffee
Bean water
Fr
irl friend sent me this and said “This is something you would make”
I am so cooked 😭
Well they arent wrong about that
That's just like two steps away from being a meatloaf tbh
oh wait Im misremembering
prob more like meatballs?
tbf they both can use that anyway, I think meatloaf esp
yea checking now that's just part of making a meatloaf so lol
It is weird to think that is remotely close to how meatloaf is made, as someone who has never had meatloaf.
yeah I think it's just for structure
it's not something you notice tbh, you just taste the meat and whatever sauce you might've put on if you wanted one
Is meatloaf not just ground meat baked together with bread crumbs and ketchup or something? I have no clue
yea it's pretty much that bread sauce thing, with what could be beef, turkey or chicken, a couple eggs, you just mix it all together and then put it in a pan for the oven
pretty nice with potatoes and corn
Toadally awesome meal
A little overdone because graduation ticket sales dropped right as I started to cook
Bro, the chicken was so salty 😭
I planned on doing two slices of thin chicken breasts when making the seasoning, but figured I would just do one instead, so it became way too salty
Spinach and ricotta triangles, low-key fire food
W breakfast
Spanakopita!
W food
Ignore the noodles
something simple, panseared chimken with a little cream cheese sauce and steames carrots with salt n lemon c:
Only the Warden knows what I got cooking up, because I surely don’t
WHAT COULD THAT POSSIBLY BE
Whatever it is, I am pretty sure I just shaved off 2 years of my life consuming it
you ate that??
its SO easy to make something not bad
I have 6 dollar in my wallet bro, and I got to make it to next week.
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cake i made for one of my relative's bday
it’s a strawberry mint cake with cream, melted white chocolate and meringue + each of thr “bread” parts are infused with strawberry jam and mint syrup
i'm so pround of it
tasted amazing
also took me forever to make
this looks really good dude
goddamn
i like cookin
Mouldy chicken fingers/nuggets with girlpop sprite
Dude my dinners taking forever to get here 😭
Vro😭🥀
Ik😭 😭 😭
no shit
Mmmm yummy
Not enough mold to matter 👍 - Forsaken, the Mold Consumer
Can I ask what that is? I want some 🤤
@magic edge
freak
Hey atleast its not ice cream with fries
That's what im sayin
Only place I know doing french fries and ice cream is mcdonalds I think
Very good apparently
Thats if the ice cream machine works
@mystic frigate I betrayed you
Looks like a W Burger
I need to stop sending noods
Can always rely on GTFO food chat.
What is this yum stuff?
Awesome burger place in the city near me called Stella’s Lounge (their wings are also great).
that looks fire
Big ass pizza
W sammich
ok bro
:3
Whats in the down right corner?
muffin
Thats a very long muffin
no?
Yes
i love your noods
They're good noods
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Indeed
HOW does this happen
I put it to the back of the bench so my sister could get her dinner
(My sister did not get her dinner)
And my dog is more determined than I anticipated
Crazy
One time my dog ate 12 chocolate bars of merci just bc they were left on a table he could reach and nobody was home
Won’t see such bountiful feast again in at least half a year.
How does it feel to eat good food?
I legitimately started tearing up while eating a few times, it was so good.
THIS could be you every day
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blueberry muffins :3
They look like spitters
they’re tasty spitters
Hibachi salmon and gyoza
Green liquid
radioactive liquid
Slowed cooked for 3 hours oh yeah
crazy
Loaded Fries I Made :3 they yummy
Oh yeah
no
what the fuck
pls tell me that isnt chicken too
If this is real I’m calling in Netanyahu
Good lord
Atp just dig a grave for the chicken cuz thats way worse than cooking chicken normaly
Another day another lunch
It is chicken
But in reality, it is tinola, which is basically just chicken soup with ginger and chayote
I read the name of this chat as feet pics 😔
#needthat!!
#gimmesomeofthat!!!!!
#yumyuminmytum
are you quentin tarantino
pathetic jimmy the critter simps
True
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A channel dedicated just for culinary wonders! Please keep all content here tasteful (meaning that whatever food you are posting should be something that other people would consume themselves willingly)!
!!
nice
This was my first attempt at dunplings
this are a very known traditional food from my country (romania)
Filled with a base of cabbage, carrots, leek and garlic. One variant with mushroom, one with minced pork.
Looks amazing. Cabbage filled with…?
We have a similar dish in Sweden, called kåldolmar. Glazed with syrup, eaten with potatoes and lingonberries
sounds tasty
I think it's originally from Turkey
Really into steaming stuff right now. This was filled baos
Taco posting 👀
wow @acoustic tiger you actually made a food pic channel
I will only be active in this channel from now on
noice
Homemade pasta!
If u are referring to dumplings, their history goes back to ancient mongol empires
As its stated " horsemen carried those frozen or dried, as they were easy to boil in campfire "
Over the years tho, their size got considerably smaller and are no longer as big as your picture here in Turkey
Posting this as reference
One of reasons why they got smaller over time is that it was considered as a skill to fit as many dumplings as possible into one large spoon. (Was mostly relevant for bride candidates)
More meat filled rolls of cabbage
this is real tho, literally what we eat
those arent cabbage rolls, its pastry with minced meat inside it.
This is closest thing we have thats a veggie roll, made out of vine leaf and stuffed with rice
it could be a lot of things tbh not just rice
This is the traditional way, Idk any other alternatives to plain rice
u can also use minced meat alongside rice
yea but
almost any form of it has rice 100%
meat n nuts are just additions to add flavor, they are not the main ingredient
oh ya there is a bit of rice in each form
It always tastes good tho
ya
Ah! Like a pirogi
Yes
even the pirogi we have here mostly has minced meat in it
but since its considerably larger, there are more alternatives to it
Like there's this famous bacon n cheese pirogi
this is a new channel, isn't it?
when he can manage a community and cook 
Haha
wHaT
panty bread
I started fermenting a batch of green Habanero sauce yesterday.
There were a couple ripe orange ones in there too. Plus garlic and onion.
i basically don't pick unripe jalapeno and habanero.
try adding fresh crushed black mustard and celery seed.
Yeah, I use ripe Habaneros for sauce too. But it was the end of the season and the plants were going to die. So I cleared off all the green ones.
i didnt get around to growing any peppers this year sadge
i still have dried peppers for making better flakes
and i ran out of frozen jalapenos
so i really need to grow next year
and it looks like my windowsil jalapeno plant is going to die
Last year I froze my peppers. This year I grew a New Mexican variety. Thick skinned, good for roasting. I roasted a bunch and canned them for the winter/spring.
This variety was a bit hotter than Jalapeno. 8000 - 9000 scoville.
I tried growing a pepper on a window sill but it really didn't do well. Just not a large enough pot, really.
I've got some basil, oregano, chives, and parsley growing there now. Herbs work better in small pots with limited light.
dinner is served 😋
Man you tripping.....
bro i am hungry that looks tasty af i need food now
my breakfast

i possess the power to turn this channel into "feet-pics" , all I need to do is post pictures of cooked chicken feet
do that and the havens wraith shall fall upon you
sadly i cant ping calle you are lucky
calle permission to summon you with a ping every time someone wants to see the wraith of havens?
Permission granted. But my wrath sometimes come in the shape and form as another food pic.
even more dangerous i see i will take cover for those than
@acoustic tiger My lunch today
flat bread with ground beef/minced meat, tomato, pepper n parsley on it
U put more veggies in it then twist it like a wrap
common veggies include more parsley n tomato, lettuce, onion with sumac seasoning, red cabbage with vinegar (for sour taste) with lemon juice added before wrapping it
Lahmacun
It also can be a bit spicy traditionally, chili pepper is another common ingredient used
care to explain what this is?
Cavatini
Looks delish!
I need to make this
This year's funnel chantarellles, with finely chopped onions, butter and a pinch of sugar to help with caramelisation. Going to add good black pepper, salt and cream to make into a pasta sauce.
what food do you think Strikers would enjoy instead of humans?
Pickles
eggshells and jerky
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Maybe bread, since they can puncture it from all sides.
Or maybe flies, since their heads sorta resemble venus flytraps? Sorta?
Mustard garlic and herb chicken thigh, roasted potato and carrots, frisee endive braised with onion, garlic, and hot sauce.
Maybe not the prettiest thing, but very tasty.
Has anyone ever made macarons before?
I made macaroons, but those might be different from macarons.
From research, macarons use a base of meringue and almond flour, while macaroons are mainly coconut based.
I've only tried once making macarons and I failed.
Hm./
A lot of things can go wrong while making macarons.
I bet. If I see a good instructional on macrons, I will link it here.
Every baking show contestant:
"Oh no, my food is not baking in time, I guess I'll crank the temperature up to 500 degrees and hope that it's done in time."
So, this might help: https://youtu.be/tsCvAijBn4Y
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***RECIPE, MAKES 10...
Appearances are important. We eat with our eyes. But, we shouldn't get too hung up on appearances. Ultimately we should be more interested in food that tastes good than food that looks good.
Going back to my ugly ass dish, I grew the endive, potatoes, and herbs. I made hot sauce from Habaneros I grew and added some salt and vinegar I bought. I bought the chicken thighs, carrots, onion, garlic, oil, sugar, mustard, salt and pepper. I did grow carrots and garlic this year, but I ran out already. So I more or less grew half the meal and bought the other half. So I have that going for me. Which is nice.
And for what it's worth, today was game day, so I poured myself a bottle of hard cider I made from apples I grew.
I made this batch of cider back in 2015. Only a few bottles left.
The tree was diseased and needed to be cut down. I planted two new apple trees but they are not producing enough for cider yet. I got three rather nice apples this year, though.
Looks yummy
Fool in Australia we got veggie pies
nothing beats freshly baked bread
Yep. I just had two slices with some soft butter. It was really good.
Very simple, but very good.
Bread 👍
bwead
Bananananana bred 😍
😼
🙂

that looks good
i want breakfast now ):
are those chicken fillets/wings still from kfc?
Yeah, it's a sweet chilli rice box
For some reason it looks lifeless as if some of the ingredients look fake
what else would you expect from a uni sandwich
I know looks kinda cursed, tasted good tho
I feel like its looking at me
whats the sauce? its not frequent to see purple mac and cheese
I am kinda lazy just gonna drop here el recipe
For the Sauce
200 g cashews
2 potatoes
1-2 carrots
(cook for 20min)
1 onion
(chop and add)
200ml soy whip or plant drink
100ml water
(add then blend with a hand blender to a cream)
1 tsp herbs of your choice
1 tsp paprika powder
1 tsp pepper
1-2 tsp salt
1 tsp nutmeg (optional)
The juice of half a lemon
2 tbsp olive oil
(mix in)
(It would be best to add 50-100g seasoning yeast flakes, because this makes everything taste cheesier)
It resulted in this color because I have added Dark Carrots and they work like an indicator
So the sauce resulted in a slightly purple blueish tone
Probably caused by the carrots themselves - the red colour was caused by the lemon because its sour resulting in a reddish colour or pink
Here google it yourself
https://www.google.com/search?q=dark+carrots&tbm=isch
They look kinda puprleish
Fine dining
Tonight I feast like a king
As you should king 👑
I wish they'd bring back the fried chicken one or the stuffed crust pizza.
Made this about a week ago. Saw a Shrimp Curry recipe and decided to try it out. Overall, it was pretty good.
poramen
Miso Ramen
Yooo, do you have the recipe link by any chance? My sister would probably love this
Indeed I do.
Thank you so much 💕
I made some strawberry wine.
That was several months ago.
And this is tonight.
I grew the strawberries myself.
I used about 8kg of strawberries.
Ooh. I've always wanted to make something at home like that. How is it?
checked for methanol?
No. Under normal circumstances methanol shouldn't be in very high concentrations in fermented alcohol. It's only when that alcohol is distilled poorly you have to worry about high concentrations of methanol.
It's pretty good.
It's the first time I've tried this recipe, so I haven't made up my mind about it.
I think it could be a little more tart.
I left it on the lees a bit too long, so it has a little bit of that buttery/yeasty thing you get in Chardonay. Not a lot.
I added two tea bags in the primary fermentation bucket, to add some tannins, and that is doing some nice things to it. With low acidity it would be a bit bland with out the tannins.
I think next time I might use only 1 tea bag, and maybe increase the concentration of strawberries.
But it really needs several more months in the bottle to finish. Then I'll refrigerate a bottle and make up my mind about it.
But over all I am pleased with how it came out. I wouldn't turn down a glass of this at a party.
Sometimes life serves you ”røde pølser”
deconstructed hotdog?
Reminds me of this
https://gfycat.com/smoggyfrankbushsqueaker-epoxy-hot-dog-whathowhy-london
that's as constructed of a hotdog it gets
IKEA HOTDOG
Could be. Airport danish red sausages. Bit more expensive than Ikea 😉
Fanciest chocolate ball I've ever seen
is it filled or something?
Nah, just regular chocolate ball stuff. Tasty thou!
Im scared
Solid!
Bro I genuinely thought you got a dried brain in a box for a moment.
Spaghetti, with Chorizo, and cheddar mozzarella cheese
no bacon, but if I were to make homemade mac n cheese i would add bacon
Nomnom!
De buyer carbon steel cookware appreciation day! This is my favorite pan. Been using for 4 years. Reference picture is how they look when you buy them.
I had a nice cast iron pan, I need to get a new one
I recommend carbon steel instead of cast iron. Less weight, as durable and so more food nerdy
Tonight’s dinner. Filo pastry pierogue. Filled with either fake chili con carne or spinach and feta cheese
I think I just had a stroke reading that.
I think it might be more accurate to call them savory turnovers?
Everything about those combinations is weird but interesting.
Hermano, dilo en ingles nomas para que te complicas con los dos idiomas 😂
hablar en inglés? Nah eso es cringe
Haha! Maybe. Pouches?
Sombrero.
Taco taco chimichanga
where is mah coke?
I mean, they are not pierogi. Because of the flakey pastry dough, turnovers are the closest match.
Especially with the shape.
I mean, you can make pierogi with puff pastry, but I hear you 😉
You can? I've never seen those.
@acoustic tiger I've only seen soft rubbery dough pierogi. Usually boiled, sometimes fried. Never baked and flakey.
Oh, interesting! May I ask where you are from? Never seen boiled pierogi here in Northern Europe. Most common is baked. Sometimes deep fried.
I'm from the US. My grandparents were Polish. Usually they were cooked in boiling water, or sauteed in a pan with onions.
Like, fry some onions, add pierogi at the end.
Usually potato and cheese.
They were like large potato and cheese ravioli, fried with onions in a pan.
Aha! I may have used the wrong word then. I thought ”pirog” and ”pierogi” was the same thing
These were more of the first.
I was not aware pirog were a thing, heh.
Today we learned!
Is it Polish or German or?
The internet is not helping. All I find in the US is "pierogi"
A think most part of Northern and Eastern Europe has some sort of pirog
I imagine they all have a dumpling, turnover, etc, I only know pierogi in the context of Polish cuisine.
Thanks wikipedia!
Russian then?
Probably it’s origin. Finnish people make pirog, but they have a close connection
”Pirogi (pl.) are characterized as "ubiquitous in Russian life" and "the most popular and important dish"[3] and "truly national goods"[4] of Russian cuisine.[1]”
I am seeing stuff called "Piroshki" from Russia that looks more like a flaky dough savory thing.
The differences are very interesting.
The difference between pies and pirogi seems to be that the latter uses mainly yeast risen dough
“Pirogi are usually made from yeast-raised dough,[4][7] which distinguishes them from pies and pastries common in other cuisines.[4] In former times, the dough for Russian pirogi was made predominantly of rye flour. Later it was mixed with wheat flour. Nowadays, mainly wheat flour is used.[4]
There are also variants made from shortcrust, flaky or puff pastry. In East-Slavic languages, pirog is a generic term which denotes virtually any kind of pie, pastry, or cake. Тhus, Karelian pastry (known as Karelian pirog in Russian), Jewish knish or charlotte cake are considered types of pirog in Eastern Europe.”
Very interesting.
The Polish perogi I grew up with were not leavened. They were basically big potato and cheese ravioli.
It's funny, because in Poland the potato and cheese pierogi are called pierogi Ruskie: https://youtu.be/lBh9ldrdhb0
Link to PIEROGI recipe: https://wp.me/p8mef3-8p
Link to FARMER'S CHEESE recipe: https://wp.me/p8mef3-ik
Link to PIEROGI CUTTER ⬇️
Link to Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/polishyourkitchen/
Link to Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/polishyourkitchen/
Link to cookbook: https://wp.me/P8mef3-Nj
Link to t-shirt shop: https://www.polishyourkit...
Not confusing at all
hmmmmmmmmm
oh also calle where is my dev leak ):
This ship is tight!
Classic "lussebulle". The yellow comes from saffron
Noice!
I bet they do!
ship me one pls
Homemade deer jerky
Here's my first food product to post here, and a personal favorite.
A mocha frappuccino, made with frozen yogurt.
Looks tasty!
What spices do you use?
woa
Russian kitchen is freaking awesome
Here I was making Pelmeni about more than a year ago
Tortelinish?
Pel-me-ni .p
Here's some more stuff.
Homemade tacos!
they are weird to eat
as a mexican it is kind of a sin lol
Sour dough starter: starting
pls share
nice you doing bread daily?
The recipe? 400 of rye starter, 800 high protein flour, 20g salt, a squeeze of syrup or honey. Also added son almonds for taste
I try to do it weekly 😉
I would like to get my life sorted so I can focus on this stuff 😂
That's about 1,7 KG dough weight of bread
Its how I relax. And when you get the hang of it is only about 30 minutes of work, spread out during the day
Mixed the starter this morning, bread was done right before bedtime
I am living right now in a student flat I am sharing with 5 people
And I dont feel quite comfortable atm doing stuff in the kitchen, although it had been different before
I recently absolved an internship at ubisoft and worked there 40h/week this was really exhausting compared to the time I have to spent while studying, not sure if I have a burnout?
I definitely cant control my sleep schedule which is hindering me in feeling alright, but its the most easy one
Going early to bed works fine until one of my friends motivates me to stay up bit longer, then its all over for me
resisting that urge to play gtfo into the late hours when you gotta get up at 6 is killer.
because your friendos ask
Ah, reminds me of home.
Take care, and ask for help if needed. Sleep is important.
Same, but waiting for bread to finish
Worth it thou
Tasty
I'm Polish and I can tell you that real pierogies is our national food 😛
Need to have that some day
Made some ginger bread cookies today
damn
Looks goooood!
thx
Today's food mission: sourdough bread, pulled pork and bao buns. And maybe some sweets for christmas
GL
Haha!
Sourdough starter didn't rise. Pork was pulled and baos was steamed. Ugly, but tasty.
Whole wheat?
The sourdough or the baos?
So the Sourdough is dead?
No, these where not, but I guess could exchange some of the wheat for whole
Just this batch. The foundation is alive and kicking
Damn subway?
not too flashy not too boring would eat too .p
I can taste it just by looking at it. those sandwiches have like a patented taste
who's actually Hackett?
One of the Voice Actors or devs?
Tjockpannkaka med bacon ouch lingonsylt. Oven baked, thick pancake, with bacon and lingonberries. Feels typically Swedish.
Ooooo, I’ll have to look that one up, looks amazing!
Gorilla hungry for your face
A gift that my neighbors gave us. Three of these chocolate cups, with a peppermint stick, marshmallows and the inside filled with (from what I believe I heard) coconut and chocolate powder.
me too, i was mislead for a second
I understand.
4Chan is hard to escape when you been there long enough.
Remember: eat well. No matter what people tell you
Not even gorilla eats that much
LMAO
european breakfast
which europe you talking abt, we dont eat this much
I like everything in that picture
I miss Peruvian food, I ate ceviche almost everyday when I was there
i will be honest i love n hate this channel so much xD
Sooo much good food but i cant eat it ...
Tea with cheese sandwiches are such a combo
What the fuck
why do the sandwiches look like that??? why are there so many??
😳 idk but I want some now
Oh I thought it said foot 🧐
Same :C
That is the daily drink of the Warden 
Wtf how does it taste like
Looks like coffee, but is not coffee, taste likes coffee but is not coffee.

Coming soon new flavor: Choco-Warden
N O
Pretty standard but very smooth
where did that come from?
Merch site! Direct from Sweden!
Made some hot sauce from the Habanero chili peppers I've been fermenting.
The green sauce came out sweeter than I expected.
From the onion, I imagine.
Ripe Habanero tastes kind of fruity. It's hard to describe, but kind of citrusy and smokey. The orange sauce came out tasting almost lemony.
glad im not crazy on the habaneros being fruity
i like the taste of habaneros the most out of all the peppers, maybe save for red jalapenos.
Habs are great. I like jalapeno too. I really like Cubanelle and various New Mexican varieties, like Anaheim. This summer I grew a New Mexican variety called Sandia that is a lot like an Anaheim, but hotter than a jalapeno.
Next year I am not sure if I will grow red Habaneros, or ghost peppers.
Not sure if I will grow Sandia again, or try another variety like Big Jim.
What the fuck
Those are peppers, I fermented them.
Just as one might to make saurkraut, etc.
Here is a very basic video describing the process:
In this video I make some stupidly hot Fermented hot-sauce using some beautiful Yellow 7Pot Brainstrain peppers. The heat of this rivals my bottle of Daves Insanity Sauce!
Fermenting food is great fun. Just be sure to be safe! Make sure everything is clean and sanitised. Run your jars through the dishwasher. If you see any strange moulds or the...
welcome to the reality that almost all hot sauces are fermented products.
damn i really need to check it out. i eat a lot of spicy food and it might be cool
It's a fun hobby. I'm still dialing in my recipe, trying to improve my sauce.
lost in the sauce
anyway
i put too much cayenne in my pepper flakes
and its too weak now, sadge.
I am trying something I saw someone mention. Using the strained skins/seeds/pulp from a sauce, drying it out, and trying to make something like a chili powder from it.
Or pepper flakes.
Don't know if it will be any good, but it's worth trying.
Any ramen fanatics in here? 🥳
Yeppers. Tonkotsu Ramen?
hmm, might be too weak. you might be able to use it in a reduction maybe.
add some sake or other alcohol to coax out whatever capsaicinoids are left in there.
looks lovely! i tried it the first time yesterday for my sister's birthday and it was great :)
Its not much, but since I had nothing else but eggs at home I decided to make myself some basic scambled eggs
Spicy miso. Soup is a strange one, like in between a chintan and paitan, with chicken and pork
Ah, I should have guessed miso. It's been a long while since I was at a ramen shop. My favorite broths were spicy miso, and tonkotsu.
My friends make ramen at home, but I haven't tried my hand at it.
Eggs are the best breakfast. I just got done eating eggs scrambled with roasted green peppers.
This makes my mouth water
i thought this said foot pics
You should put that in the suggestions chat
I really want to try this but like I can't find it 😦
I seriously wonder if.... that is edible...
Joke item from omegamart
I baked a strawberry pie. I grew the strawberries myself. Had such a bumper crop I froze a lot to bake with through the winter.
Hey Inspector, very epic strawberry pie, it sure looks delicious, wish I could tase it.
- Respectfully, Pug
Thanks, it tasted very good.
Looks delicious!
petition for an apple pie to make an appearance in the Complex
Mustard and honey glazed ham is a Swedish tradition during Christmas. Slice it thin, eat with more mustard or on bread. Some dip bread in the broth the ham cooked in.
Show me your Holiday food!
Chicken and mashed potatoes
expose the keyboard
The chicken and potatoes look good, but I'd want a veggy too.
yeah i was starving and whipped up something quick
nodnod I've been leaning heavily on salad for something green in my meals. I have a bunch growing in my garden, and it's relatively quick.
I want to live in your garden.
Another classic on the Christmas table in Sweden. Small smoked sausages, called prinskorv (prince sausage). Cross-cut in the ends to make small crowns. Made popular during the 70s, mostly as an addition for the kids.
a (slightly traditional) eastern european christmas eve dinner
That looks good. What's all there?
not fully baked potatoes, bacon wrapped around chicken fillets, wrapped around filler with rice and some other stuff and some kebabs (not sure how to say it otherwise)
also some very specific bread
Are the wedges with a dark outside the bread?
🍞
time for lunch: ceviche, arroz con mariscos y chicharron de pescado
I made some sugar cookies for Christmas. I wanted to give them some red and green glaze, but I didn't have red and green food coloring. So I tried to make a red glaze using Peychaud's bitters and a green glaze using Chartreuse. Peychaud's turned the glaze pink. Chartreuse a greenish white.
The color is off, but they taste good.
And I made the Réveillon cocktail. I used some apple brandy I made and some homemade pimento dram as well.
I also poured a Samichlaus. This one is a 2016.
A lot of chocolate and cherry in this one.
It's a very special beer only brewed once a year on December 6. It's aged 10 months before bottling.
It used to be the strongest beer in the world at 14% abv.
They improve with age, and I have quite a few put aside.
These two drinks are part of my Christmas tradition. I have them every year.
The other thing I make every year, but not this year, is gløgg. However, it's really a drink for a crowd. My friends and I would make a big pot of gløgg every Christmas Eve. But this year we aren't together, and I can't drink a whole pot of gløgg by myself.
I also improvised a small raspberry pie from raspberries I grew and froze in the summer.
It's ugly but delicious.
Looks delish!
I would devour that!
Need to try that!
This is the recipe by the guy who created the Réveillon cocktail: https://www.gumbopages.com/food/beverages/reveillon.html
He also includes instructions for making a homemade pimento dram. However that was from back when those were not easily commercially available. You might be able to find a bottle of the stuff for sale. St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram is fairly common in the US.
”Rödbetssallad” is a sidedish on the Christmas table, really good with meatballs. Basically boiled red beets with mayo
Christmas meatballs, often made with minced beef and really small for the Holidays.
oh those meatballs look really tasty
Green kale chips. Roasted slowly in the oven with olive oil and sea salt until crispy
My mother-in-laws. Really good.
can.. can i have some? pretty please
They seldom survive Christmas Day. Kids devour them. But, we should do a meatball lunch at the office
Cold.
Some use pickled red beets to get some acidity in
But yea, similar to potato salad
thought this said feet pics for a second
calle why are you eating yourself
Haha, Kale and Calle… I see your point
nice
Beer braised alpaca with gochujung and kimchi.
So hungry now
bread
Bread
what the fuck
I approve of this feed.
d a m n that’s so hot
eye cookies
What is that?
Ice Cake
the legendary sphere cake
Burning the crème brûlée
So simple and good!
Looks awesome!
It is, I like to slice a few pieces and butter them while the bread is still warm.
Though, after trying butter from Brittany, American butter is a little disapointing.
Bred
Have you made bread with peppers yet?
One of those nice perks you cant pick up in a store.
I have not! I have been thinking of expanding my bread repertoire with some variations, but when it comes time to making bread I generally go back to basic white.
I think most likely I'd go with some herbs, though. I grow lots of herbs.
Dont use the green jalapeños if you do. A little too bitter.
I made a rosemary focaccia a couple years ago that was OK.
Hm.
I generally stick to basic white for versatility. I can make peanut butter and strawberry jam sandwiches with it, and it isn't weird.
But it would be a good idea to try some herbs and/or garlic breads.
I like to make a good meaty wich on raisin bread.
Interesting. I wouldn't have thought raisin bread and meat would pair well.
Well, honey ham does exist.
heh
I also made some very nice rosemary biscuits a couple years ago too. They went well with lot of savory foods.
Southern style biscuits, not the UK style biscuits that are more like cookies.
Cant stand the texture of rosemary
It can be tough, yeah.
Can slam raw basil all day tho
It helps to pound the rosemary in a mortar and pestle.
It breaks up into small pieces or if you keep going a powder.
Bought mnp basically just to crush peppers.
Honesty, pepper dust generated from the pith is pretty pog
heh
In the food processor it just sticks to the walls
That reminds me, I jarred up the filtered pepper mash that was left from making hot sauce.
I dried it up, crumbled it a bit, and put it all in a pair of jars.
Yesterday I stuck my nose in to see how it smelled. That was a mistake, I immediately began coughing. A lot of heat on them still.
I think they will make reasonable chili powders.
I had cut like 4lbs of habanero without gloves
hah
Couldn't keep my hands under the sheets for days
Yeah, I had similar problems making hot sauce.
First time, I wasn't careful enough handling the peppers.
My hands burned all night.
Nothing helped.
Second time I was careful, and managed to get through cutting them all fine.
I tried concentrated citric acid and oils, but, was too far gone
It was at the end when I washed all the equipment by hand that I got all that capsaicin on my hands. Burned all night.
Kinda weird how soap does nothing
Yeah, once the capsaicin gets absorbed into your skin it is over.
Soap works if you wash the oils off before it's absorbed.
I kinda almost relish it.
Generally just be super careful when cutting/handling the peppers, and if you think you got some of the oils on your hands, go wash it off immediately. Waiting is a mistake.
Yeah, it's not so bad after you get used to it.
I think a couple really bad burns built up a little tolerance.
So anyway. Ever try making a pepper relish without pickles?
Its pretty good for hotdogs.
I had a jalapeno pepper jelly a friend made recently. It was SUPER good.
I had bought pepper jelly and we basically threw it on borgar
I thought it was good just on bread.
It is good alone. But, the storebought stuff is too simple tasting.
Its always good to try commercial products after making your own stuff.
I agree.
Something happens mentally for the process
Kinda how Koreans complain about storebought kimchee
I wanted to make a green Habanero sauce, so I bought a jar of El Yucateco as a base line to compare.
El Yucateco convinced me to try adding onions to my green sauce.
It was a good idea.
Onions provide a good amount of sugar content
They do, even after fermentation. The green sauce is almost sweet.
Maybe. The onion also added a lot of onion aroma. It's a great compliment. And there was garlic too!
el yucateco is a nice sauce, but it's honestly not that special
I've tried making sauces with out garlic, but it's always better with some garlic.
It might not be special, but it was a good baseline for me to compare.
fair enough
It also has artificial coloring which is kind of disapointing.
i should ask my granny to make some sauces...
Honestly, whenever i add a hot sauce, it needs to have flavor.
So i generally just use flakes.
mmmm chipotle
Cayenne can get fucked though.
Chipotle peppers are nice.
raw chipotle peppers are amazing
Hah, cayenne is nice when you just want to add heat.
ngl
Wouldn't raw chipotle peppers just be jalapenos?
Yes
yes and no
Honestly, i might try to make habanero extract this year
Well anyway, 3 habanero plants might have been too many for me, but i kinda want to do it again.
What would a Habanero extrac be? Something soaked in alcohol, or something distilled?
ever tasted some ''chile de árbol' sauce?
I probably have at a Mexican restaurant, but I didn't notice the name. Those are the small birds eye looking chilies used primarily for heat in Mexican cuisine, right?
Little short red ones.
Small and skinny.
Not really interested in an extract, I think. Just sauces, and maybe flakes/powders.
Heres the thing
I want to make the extract, then make flakes
Then put the extract on the flakes
That might be a good idea? But it sounds like an extra step that maybe you could skip.
ye
In any case, I wouldn't try to dissuade you from experimenting. It could be interesting and fun.
isn't it possible to make the extract by just... smashing it?
If anything comes of planting anything this year ill post here.
Hmm, possibly, but potentially not
You might only crush out mostly water content
Capsaicinoids are mostly non polar
But most of the liquid content is water
Such a concept probably applies to fruits with a higher sugar content
The bind is that capsaicin is a solid at room temp unless very concentrated
The limit to my knowledge of capsaicin is that it's not water soluble, but is fat/oil soluble. This is why using something fatty like milk is better to wash away the burn.
The oily secretions on the inside of the chilies generally is high in capsaicin.
Drying the peppers out first helps remove that water content, and from there with dry peppers you'd have an easier time extracting the capsaicin.
Putting those chilies in a neutral flavored oil, you could make a hot oil. A chili oil.
Or, like you said, alcohol could probably do it.
But I wouldn't want to douse my food with a high proof alcohol.
If we're talking milk, its probably the casein acting as a surfactant
Generally I'd just stick to drying/fermenting to preserve my chilies for food.
I have no idea. The story I've always been told is that the fats emulsified in the milk helps absorb/remove the capsaicin.
The main bind with oil, is that its hard to get rid of.
Sure, but that's not a problem on food.
In reality, its just milk solids acting in conjunction for a combined effect. Proteans and fat.
I think there have been capsaicin extracts for sale for chili heads to add to their hot sauces.
But like adding cayenne powder, that's just adding heat.
Problem being is they only go for capsaicin, not the general class of capsaicinoids
Its an artificial taste
Do they? I am not familiar with them.
I think if it was in a sauce with the whole suite of capsaicinoids from other peppers, boosting the capsaicin would probably just meld in with the rest?
Yeah, I am out of my depth here. You'd be better off asking on a hot sauce chili head forum.
Probably depends, if you're using it to outstrip quantities, it might be bad. Otherwise its probably fine.
My interest in the hot sauce is two fold: To preserve my harvests, to make my food taste good.
So I try to add as little artificial stuff or stuff I have to buy at a store as possible.
Ideally I could grow everything going into the sauces.
Or make it.
I am thinking of letting some of my strawberry wine and cider turn to vinegar.
I've never seen strawberry vinegar in the store, but I imagine it would be neat in food, and maybe in a hot sauce.
Probably would be pleasant on a salad with fresh strawb
Yeah, I was thinking a salad with something sweet and fruity. What came to mind to me would be craisins.
I'd like to see you compare the taste by making a strawb vinegar with white vinegar and compare to the fermented product.
That would be interesting. But I'd probably be lazy and just use store bought distilled vinegar.
Oh, wait, I see what you mean.
That is interesting.
Yes.
Basically like a strawberry vinegar shrub or something.
Just soak strawberries in vinegar for a few weeks, and then strain out the strawberries.
Pretty much
Is that bulgogi?
Tfw no octopus cut smh my head
Nice. How is niku prepared?
Looks like thinly sliced beef. I guess it's marinated it something and then fried.
Restaurant name is Ebiten
A couple years ago I put my short bread recipe on video. I was drunk and filming one handed with my phone. It's terrible. But it's a good recipe.
I show you how to bake shortbread cookies, while drunk and holding my phone in one hand with terrible lighting. It takes me three times as long to do than if I had just stopped talking, put the phone down, and fucking made them. It's pretty OK.
Recipe:
2 oz sugar, or 60 ml, or 50 g
4 oz (salted) butter, or 120 ml, or 115 g
8 oz flour, or 240 ml...
The results are pretty good
anyone know a good garlic fries recipe lmao
i got a potato and garlic
thought I might ask the GTFO gang
You could try this one. Before the fries are done mince a few cloves of garlic. As soon as the fries come out toss the fries with salt and minced garlic. Tossing them with other stuff like parsley or shredded parm are optional but good. The fries have to be very hot and still a touch oily when you toss them with the other ingredients or the other stuff won't stick. https://youtu.be/m6kcANnAJSo
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I suppose...
Chop Suey with Fried Marlin while playing my system of a down playlist
WAKEUP
Tried the GTFO soda for the first time, really good!
is that sleeper blood
Yes. Yes it is.
yum
love getting blood from an organism with a parasite in it
if they even are organic
Don’t be afraid if you get a little bit sleepy
Ohh wait where can I find this
i tried to find it and apparently it's in the gtfo official store
you can even get a gtfo coffee
Haha, yea
i'm not a coffee person, but it's cool stuff nontheless
noice
i really wish there was some tea
oh hell yeah
earl grey gtfo tea 
What would the name be?
GTeaFO 
That’s good 😉
full english on the tube
yum
A salad. Mostly lettuce, but with a little bit of various mustard greens for a variety of colors, textures, and flavors.
I picked these a few days ago while it was snowing.
LOL
Roasted butternut squash with onion and rosemary, chicken thigh with cyser and thyme pan sauce.
And a glass of cyser.
I grew the butternut squash and the herbs. I made the cyser.
Found pancake mix at the store. Made my own chocolate chips, and came out pretty good.
very nice. did you add the chocolate chips before or after putting in the pan?
I cut up Marabou milk chocolate and mixed it into the batter, then put in the pan
very nice
If the gtfo soda is real where do i get it
Yes
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Too many people buying the soda I guess
That looks awesome. 😮
I need all of your recipes! 😄 That looks soooo delicious. Yummy!
Damn, are those from a restaurant or homemade? They look amazing
Love the smell of carrots, celery, onions, and garlic frying.
Added some rice, garbanzo beans, vegetable broth, fresh rosemary, other herbs and spices.
Arroz Campesino, Spanish Farmers Rice.
i thought this was really fucked chicken breast lmao
CRYINGLMAO
Addicted to this right now. So good.
do u put it on stuff or just eat it raw
I love that stuff. Fish cake soup goes great this!
Also, the portrait reminds me of my grandmother
More like a condiment for me 😉
at least you're not like my previous boss that ate ketchup like it was a primary dish. like he'd just poor ketchup straight from the bottle by itself.
🤢
Pumpkin, chorizo, and black bean soup.
Beef tourtiere
What's that "sauce" made of?
I guess a kind of mustard?
Anyone got a good recipe to prepare tofu?
No.
Oyakodon is simple Japanese home cooking. It translates to "parent and child rice bowl," and refers to the use of chicken and egg. You simmer chicken and onion (or leek or scallion, or whatever) in a mixture of dashi, soy sauce, sake, and sugar, then stir in a beaten egg and cook it until just barely set, and slide it all out over a bowl of rice...
one of the best food youtubers
Thanks for sending me that. 
npnp
That is ketchup my guy

Subscribed right away!
Imo he's like the practical Adam Ragusea where he educates on food science whilst going through recipes. It's surprising how much I've learnt from Kenji just through his recipe vids alone
Kenji did a lot of food science research, and I believe he wrote or contributed to a book on the subject. His research gets referenced by several cooks on youtube.
Kenji's videos are usually him cooking a meal, and deciding to explain what is going on as he goes.
Another guy Ethan Chlebowski will refrence Kenji's research a lot.
His videos kind of go back in forth between showing how to make a dish, or explaining a general concept. All of them explain the relevant food science. Some run experiments. The recipes tend to be concise, but there is often an explanation how to "generalize" the recipe or concept so you can riff on it.
But yeah, a lot of people reference Kenji's research. He ran a LOT of experiments, tested a lot of stuff.
The number of chefs and cooks on youtube is vast. My favorites tend to be the ones who explain what is happening, not just give you a recipe.
Like Alex, or I think he used to be "Alex the French Guy," who like goes on long series of learning about a thing, be it a recipe, technique, cooking method, whatever, and just researching, experimenting, sometimes failing, and trying to master it.
Two of his more recent series have been on sauces or mother sauces, and making fried rice. He does his basic home recipes, researches books, watches online guides, meets experts in the field, builds/buys equipement as required, masters the techniques. It's really interesting.
Love Alex!
I can hear him say mother sauces all day.
Made crispy tofu today, and sweet and sour seitan, with noodles and peanut sauce. So delish i forgot to snap a photo of it.
Need to season the tofu more thou
Sounds good. Friend of mine makes a really good fried tofu for ramen protein, but I don't know her recipe.


