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Sriracha was obviously not traditional 😄
Peanut sauce sounds very Thai.
I am currently turning a turkey carcass into turkey stock.
Trying this chicken stock recipe: https://youtu.be/VjuetadNtBo
How To Make Clear Perfect Ratio Chicken Stock. Welcome Friends. Today we're going to make chicken stock; my friend Jamie was in and showed us how to break down a chicken. (https://youtu.be/2z7KU7WHr3M ) So I'm left with these three chicken carcasses, and I thought I'd make chicken stock with them because it's always a great idea to use the entir...
Glen is using a raw carcass, I am using one that had been cooked, so it's more roasted. At least the skin and exposed bones were.
In addition to the onion, celery, and carrots, I plan to put in garlic and a bouquet garni of bay leaf, thyme, and rosemary. I wish I could put sage in (sage is super good with turkey) but I just don't have enough on my plant. Parsley too, but again, no fresh parsley.
Wish I had some tomato paste too, but I do not.
There will also be some salt and pepper.
Yea, I just tried some stuff. Smokey sriracha sounds awesome. Store bought or selfmade?
Store bought, in Switzerland, I believe? Might have been France.
My friends in Basel bought it.
If you have access to chipotle in adobo, you can probably make the same thing running some regular sriracha through a blender with some of that.
Yea, good idea
My guestimate would be a whole bottle of sriracha with a whole can of chipotle
Or roughly that proportion.
Mmm
Less would let you test a smaller batch.
Looking at that stock video... so hungry
Smells super good.
Still need to cool it off and skim off the fat. The fat might be good for other dishes, though.
For sure
Mac n Cheese w/ cayenne pepper to add a nice spice to it.
Free donuts with a purchase of a gun!
oop
america moment
LOL
First pic: Frying onion, apple and bacon for the base of a yellow curry sauce
Second: guess the protein
What they filled with?
Tofu
Canned gator Yum
This looks delicious! What is that?
Quadruple fish fillet
I don't believe it's actually real
the fish looks more like fried cheese
I think it's four patties with two slices of cheese
breaded patties?
yes
lol
Consüme
It's a dish from Hello Fresh. It's called Spicy Peruvian Chicken, but I don't like calling it that due to the spices being called fajita spices. But it's spiced rice with garlic, green onions, and tomato, served with spiced pan fried chicken, quick pickled jalapenos, and a lime aoli for drizzling. (They have the nerve to call the aoli a salsa verde.)
Dinner
Is that egg or cheese under the dog?
Finer Temptress
Usually when I try to invent a new cocktail it comes out a muddled mess. This one is quite good though.
2 oz Gin (Tanqueray)
.75 oz lemon
.5 oz maraschino (Luxardo)
.25 oz honey syrup (2:1)
2 dashes hopped grapefruit bitters
Shake, double strain, up, lemon twist.
egg
As long as you get a nice spray of lemon oil on the surface of the drink, you are good.
Looks good. I usually go with sauerkraut on my dogs.
welp i don't have everything, I work with what i have
Of course!
I tend to go with mustard on my dogs, unless I am drunk
Then I mix mustard and hot sauce 😉
Egg is a new one to me, but I could see it working very well.
same here mustard, ketchup, hot sauce
I've been playing with pickled red onions recently. Easy to make. Good on tacos. I imagine they'd be good on dogs too.
Super easy to make. Red onion. Vinegar. Sugar. Salt.
I think there is a bit of water to dilute the vinegar a bit.
They are pretty much good on every kind of sandwich.
They called lime aioli salsa verde? The fuck?
The color was better on this one. There is a lemon twist there, but it sank.
Pretty much. I don't think they thought the recipe through much. It was tasty but a mix of sour cream, mayo, and lime juice with zest does not a salsa verde make. And they also had cilantro in the bag but it featured nowhere in the recipe.
I mean, there is a sauce like that, including fresh cilantro, but I would not call it salsa verde. Cilantro Lime Crema would be the correct name.
I've been using whole milk yogurt instead of sour cream. It's a good substitute and healthier.
Spaghetti with homemade sauce.
Used tomatoes I grew and canned in the summer, and some fresh basil I've been growing on my windowsill.
Homemade stock using veggie scraps and smoked chicken carcasses
Homemade stock really is a different animal.
This is my own recipe I just finished making :) , It's steak, mushrooms, red bell pepper, onion, lots of different seasonings, with fresh mozzarella cheese melted on and a homemade garlic butter brushed on the buns.
Eggs and roasted pepper tacos.
I made the pickled red onions, habanero sauce, and roasted red peppers.
Grew the peppers myself.
No cilantro because fuck cilantro.
Trying a new bread today, with a biga as preferment. Only done sourdough preferments before
did you eat the bread with the lentils?
that bread looks bussin
bussin bussin
I've tried making bread with both a poolish and a biga before, though it was a long time ago, and I don't remember the exact details. From what I remember I thought the bread made with the biga tasted better, but the one with the poolish was easier to do. But the overnight bread was easiest still, with a pretty good flavor so that is what I settled on.
It was good!
Poolish has a higher hydration, so from what I understand it’s a little more sensitive to the timings.
What is a preferment and why use it?
Preferments are made by taking a portion of the total dough ingredients, mixing them together and leaving to ferment for several hours. In most cases only flour, water and yeast are used. There are exceptions like the sponge which can be made with milk instead of water. Or pate fermentee which is the only one...
But if you ferment the flour for longer than your standard 30 minutes it should taste better 😉
Poutine?
lao gan ma
some cheese
I thought your cheese was a ginger knob
can someone send spaghetti
yum
Can I get a ra-men!
Damnin, already hungry @shrewd prism
As a bread lover, this pic makes me happy.
I'm always hungry : (
3 bean vegetarian chili on rice. Though in Texas they'd call a chili made with beans "bean soup."

Man took that from the internet
Yes, it is visually appealing
If you want to know how to make it, I got it from here
https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/1970393559019110/
Ah thank you
@gleaming blade you don't cook you boil
🙂
Eish thats where you go wrong
You don't put salt in water
You just boil water and thats it
You put coffee in a cup
And you poure water into cup
You put sugar in if you fancy it
Boom Black coffee
A "semla", a bun filled with almond cream and whipped cream. Traditionally eaten after fasting. A very Swedish fika in Jan/Feb
i’m coming over
Rotini with home made tomato sauce.
Used tomatoes I canned in the summer and basil I grew on my window sill. I added a lot of of parmesean cheese to make the sauce a bit creamy and rich.
Peanut butter and strawberry jam on crusty white bread.
I baked the bread. I made the jam from strawberries I grew in my garden.
looked like a pickle for a hot second
The lemon peel or the ice?
peel
Seems yellow to me, but maybe the color is a bit off in the picture.
Color corrected.
The lighting in my kitchen is bad, and the camera on my phone is not very good.
It's a bit better in the day when I have sunlight coming in through the windows.
Tacos with refried black beans, cheese, pickled red onions, lime crema, Habanero hot sauce, and green onions.
I grew the black beans, Habaneros, and green onions.
The latest batch of my orange Habanero sauce is dangerous. The heat builds slowly. At first it doesn't seem hot enough so you add more. Then the heat sneaks up on you. By the time you are finished eating it's very, very hot.
Rosemary lamb chops, mashed potato, and braised swiss chard?
herbs de provence lamb with Gochujang vinaigrette
Chicken shawarma wrap
Looks so good!
Ugly but good. Dumpling filled with sweet and sour cabbage. Fried then instead of steaming. The end result was ”försvinnande goda” (disappearing good, a saying in swedish).
i always come to this channel for my daily swedish lessons from you calle 👌
Good lord this channel is making me hungry! 😅
Välkommen!
I want to adopt you
I'm skeptical about mixing such a fine whiskey with stuff.
Chartreuse is an amazing liquor in it's own right.
Together it's a very good cocktail.
I like rum
Rum is very good.
Yes with coke cola
Rum and coke with a squeeze of lime is a very nice drink.
What do you suggest to mix rum with sense your an expert at mixing drinks
I think a simple Daquiri is a very good way to show off a nice rum.
Not the frozen daquiris that are like a slushy.
What's a daquiri gotta note i live in Australia
But the original kind.
Daquiri is rum, lime and sugar.
The proportions vary a bit based on taste.
Oh we only got bundaberg where i live
Is bundaberg a white rum?
As long as its a nice sweet rum
Ill send a pic of bottle
Generally a daquiri is made with a dry white rum.
Looks like a gold rum. And the name sounds German, so I expect it's kind of a sweet slightly funky rum.
Hm.
Around here we usually get white rums from the Caribbean, central America, or south America.
White rum?
Like a nice dry white rum would be something like Flor de Cana
Gotta see a pic
Extra Secco
It's clear like vodka.
Generally they are unaged or only lightly aged.
It tastes sweet with out the sugar, if that makes sense. It's not sugar sweet, it's aroma sweet.
I don't drink something thats super strong like whiskey or anything bitter
Well, when you mix it with lime and simple syrup it cuts the strength.
Ye that outta be a nice rum
There is also something called a Hemmingway Daquiri. It adds some grapefruit to the drink.
But yeah, generally the use dry white rums.
Originally they would have been Cuban rums.
Well, lime and grapefruit.
Sounds even nicer
It's a lovely drink on a hot day.
Damn i wish i lived in America just for the rum
USA would be nice for rum, but Latin America or the Caribbean would be even better for rum.
Rum is made from molasses, which is a by-product of sugar cane processing. Anywhere they grew sugar cane there was usually a side industry making molasses into rum.
Not really? I grew up with rum everywhere so it doesn't seem very exotic to me.
Looks like Bundaberg also makes ginger beer. That would be good with rum.
A Dark and Stormy is generally made with a dark rum, but Bundaberg might work.
Gingerbeer + Dark Rum + squeeze of lime
And apparently Bundaberg makes a white rum. "Bundaberg Five Rum." Maybe you can find it if you look around.
Vegan fishlike cakes, wedges and 
Mmmmm beansss… See I like this picture because its half beans and half everything else, beans for the win
When your eyes are bigger than your stomach (yes that is 2 pieces of Haddock)
P.S that was from the beginning of the year
bean.
Gotta love Baked Beans, I'm probably one of the few heathens who prefer it over mushy peas when it comes to good ole' Fish 'n' Chips
Turning some of my cider into apple cider vinegar.
If this works, I'll attempt it with a bottle of my strawberry wine next.
In the UK, White Rum is also known as Bacardi. I don't know if this is true elsewhere?
I wouldn't know because i don't live in the UK
Actually I just found out it's a brand name, not a drink name :/
But you do live somewhere, right?
Yes lmao
To much onions in my opinion
But the sause what's the sause ya got there @covert wren
Yeah, I might have over did the red onion.
I made a sauce from a couple tbsp of whole fat yogurt, a clove of garlic, some chopped up chives, salt, pepper, and a splash of oil.
Sour cream would probably be more typical, but whole fat yogurt tastes similar, but a bit healtier.
Ye and the sausage
Chicken hot dog.
Sounds nice love the sour and cream idea you got there
Chicken what now
Yoi get chicken sausages
Tastes more or less like a standard hot dog.
But I try to avoid red meat.
I usually buy chicken dogs or turkey dogs.
I think the onion and the chives kind of redoubled the onion flavor.
Why avoid red meat
Red meat's not really good for you.
No hate if you do i love what you do with rum we'd be good drinking buddies
Protein my dude
True.
But I get lots of protein from chicken, turkey, eggs, dairy, beans, etc.
I like chicken and turkey, so it's not the end of the world for me.
Fair enough
Yeah nah reason why i like red meat is because my father comes from a heavy BBQ background
Oh, I love BBQ.
This man can put gordan ramsey jn the dirt when it comes to a proper steak or proper cooked chicken on the BBQ
Big hunk of meat.
Usually sliced up for individual portions.
I like extra fat and some burnt ends.
When i still lived in South Africa in our local market there was something called texas steak but it had all kinds of wierd sauces in the bag with it
It was horrible
It was dry and what not
I don't know if i did something wrong but ye
I need go get one without sauses
@covert wren
I was reading about a kind of dried/cured/smoked meat from South Africa.
Ah
Biltlong? Or something? Or maybe that is the box they smoke/dry the meat in.
Didn't think you'd find it interesting
Yes biltong is just meat left in a custom built cooler or dryer room
It's like a smoked meat jerky that has a marinated sauce or something.
Me and my father usually made biltong from springbok because that was the prefered meat to use
I really like the idea of preserving meats. Like biltong, salami, etc.
But they are like all for red meats, not chicken or turkey. My luck. 😄
So its just like slices of meat thats been left in brown vinegar with colander and rocky salt and the meat is to be left in it for 2 days soaking up the salt colander and brown vinegar and then you hang them in your dryer thing you built or bought
Oh you'll love biltong man
Colander? Is that a spice or herb?
Yep South African traditional
Spice
Do you make still make biltong?
Yes
I live now in Australia
I think my dads going to start making biltong again maybe in a few months time again
Could make some good food pictures.
There's a specific time in the year where he makes biltong
The golden month for biltong to dry i think
I think it's true for salami as well. Need the right temperatures.
Yep
In the summer to hot
Winter to cold
He needs a bit of cold but not to cold
I think I read something like that. Also need dry air.
I think some of the boxes will have an incandescent lightbulb in the bottom to create heat and airflow.
But I imagine you could do it with a computer fan on the box.
Thats where the storage unit thingy comes in when you hang the meat to dry
Yep light bulb and fans
Need to keep air flow going in from one point out to the other
My dad literally transformed a old fridge slapped a massive fan on the back to blow air in made holes on the bottem and boom
Yep and when they are dry you can start hanging droewors that is if you made droewors
Sounds about right.
You can make biltong all year around its just when you do it in a dry season you'll get the best outcome for the biltong because the fans just sucks in dry air
I think it's the kind of project I'd try if I were still eating red meat.
Oh, yeah, I'd try a little.
But I can't really justify making pounds of the stuff 😄
Oh you can
If you have a large drying room
That's how most biltong shops in South Africa be successful
I meant, making pounds of the stuff for myself, as I won't be eating pounds of it.
And then ofcourse if you have the money
Oh yeah lol
Oh, back to that garlic and chive sauce. The chives and the onions both added onion flavor, so maybe I should have used a different herb than chives.
Parsley maybe.
The flip side would to use a different topping than sliced onion.
Not sure what would have gone well with the garlic and chive sauce, though.
I would just remove the red onions and munch on that hotdog
I think I'd want some kind of vegtable.
I've never used garlic and chives on a hotdog before
it's pickled cabbage.
Oh
Great with sausages.
Name seems fimiliar
The acidity of the sauerkraut cuts through the richness of the sausage.
Great pairing.
Good with hot dogs, bratwurst, kielbasa.
Ill take your word for it
I always look forward to Oktoberfest type stuff, because you can usually find good sausages and sauerkraut.
And of course, beer.
Nice
Im not really a beer person
I don't like bitter and i don't like to strong stuff
More of a rum guy i am
Bitter as in the flavor, or the style of beer?
I know bitter is a name people in the UK use to name a kind of beer. I imagine it's used in SA and Australia too.
That's the hops, yeah.
There are different styles of beer that are less bitter. It depends on how many hops are added, and when they are added in the process.
I am not a fan of the very bitter ones. I generally like the dark roasted malty ones.
Though some juicy fruity (not bitter) IPAs are very nice.
I imagine you can find Guiness. That one is everywhere. Not too bitter. Just sort of creamy with nice toasty flavors.
Tacos. Refried black beans with cheese, lime crema, and salsa verde.
I grew the black beans. I grew most of the stuff in the salsa verde and canned it back in November.
Nope.
I like to garden, grow food, and turn it into nice things. I also like to make things. And I like to eat good food.
Generally though, I like to cook things that are easy to make.
Yes
Ooo that looks good
It is very good.
Damn wish i could have a taste
Sorry, I'd email you a glass if I could.
Have a look around for Bundaberg Five. If you can find it you can make your own.
Haha
Joining in the creative hotdog meals
Cheese'n'bacon sausage, strong mustard, some cucumber mayo and extra pickels
Remove the cucumber calle but is there any butter on that hotdog
Or bun
No butter, didn't even toast the bread. So savage.
Ay nothing wrong with un buttered hotdog buns if you got a good sauce like strong mustard you don't really need butter
Mmm hot dog with strong mustard and mayo sounds nice
I should try it out one day
Calle the master with hotdogs inspector81 the alcohol master and then me the steak master
But nun of yall have seen my cooking so ye
The unholy triangle
Haha yes
Or maybe rather the unhealthy
That as well
What's on top?
It is chicken with breadcrumb coating and tomato sauce and cheese 
That sounds super good.
Was delicious.
Oh so basically a chicken snitzel
With sause and cheese
Exactly!
Hunters Chicken?
Did anyone say brisket??
I miss Texas brisket. Haven't been out that way since the pandemic started.
That doesn´t look tasty for me. Or is it just me?
That was my meal today 
The brisket looks very taste to me 😄
What are the long thin things that are pointy at the ends?
I can see how the brisket looks good, but I wouldn't eat it
I guess I just do not like meat so yeah
Except chicken, Chicken and rice is epic
i think you'll need a second one to close it
Like the look of the sause but do removw the peppers onions and the wierd pickel lookin stuff
Ah, a hotdog with mustard, the classic.
There's no pickles. Just red bell pepper, green bell pepper, and onion.
champs 😄
mushroom potato?
and..?
Mushrooms, german gnocchi, kale, some cream and bacon 🙂
Yummy!
Got a delivery of mirin, lot’s of different soya sauces, gouyang and samyang. Even some MSG. Never used that before. Probably doing some sweet and sour chicken tonight
Where's the smoke ring 😄
Fried chicken, I think.
Toad in the Hole
Nice
i join this discord and see a food section, if u guys wanna cook lmk, im a chef and can give u free help
Some kind of pie?
Beef stroganoff with home made bread.
Beef stroganoff is so good.
extra cheese and extra pineapples
Some people argue pineapple does not belong a pizza, but those people are wrong.
Generally I like a plain cheese or a margherita pizza. But one I get occasionally is pineapple bacon and garlic.
pineapple + pork is really good.
Spicy marinara and roasted red pepper
Or a solid white pizza with chicken and spinach
I've never been a fan of white pizzas. Tomato is one of the best parts of the pizza.
I love white pizzas that use olive oil and garlic as the sauce
Not into the ones that have Alfredo sauce
Yo, havent had toad in the hole for ages! Sausages in Yorkshire pudding, basically a big round pancake, the french style ones, with gravy, delish
Yup, just Flour, Eggs and Milk...... and the best sausages money can buy 😉
wasn't made in an offset smoker hehe
I once did some Beef Ribs (Jacobs Ladder) in a Weber Go Anywhere... they were nearly as big as the grill 🙂
Polenta with parmesan and shredded chicken with swiss chard I had yesterday.
Hot dog with tomato sauce, melted mozzarella and fresh grated parmigiano reggiano, on a bun.
I made the tomato sauce from tomatos and basil I grew.
My man. a good old fashioned margharita
damn bro you must be the weenie wizard with all these hotdogs
they do look fantastic tho
Is the bun self made?
"Weeinie wizard" =9
Actually, it's a Last Word.
A while back someone made a hot dog with egg. I thought it was interesting. I usually just use sauerkraut and mustard. I thought I'd try making hot dogs with different toppings.
No, I bought the buns at the store.
I made a strawberry pie again.
Strawberries from my garden.
That looks amazing 😮
That's mad cool, they all look really good I was just making a joke. Keep the weenies coming! 😏
inspector has the ability to make you feel hungry even though you've eaten a couple minutes ago
husband material
bro how u gonna close that
It closed fine. The vegetables are soft and flexible, and the bun is squishy.
A margarita for @balmy aurora.
I was going to make pasta and tomato sauce tonight, but decided to do something different.
Cross between pasta and tomato sauce x mac n' cheese x pizza.
Elbow macaroni, home made tomato sauce, mozzarella and parmesean.
I grew the tomatoes and basil in the tomato sauce.
If it's not apparent from the picture, the consistency is thick and rich melty cheese, like mac and cheese.
The trick to getting the cheese to emulsify with the sauce instead of breaking into a mess where the cheese just sticks to the pan is very starchy pasta water and low/no heat.
Starch is an excellent emulsifier. Turn the heat to low or off when you are blending.
I’ve never done that type of pie at home. What do you mix the strawberries with to make the filling more stable?
I generally look for recipes that uses ingredients that I have at home. I found a recipe that used flour to thicken the filling. However, the filling was still runny. I used more flour. Still runny. I used more flour and some corn starch, and that thickened it about enough. I want to look into other thickeners now.
I started with this recipe:
The filling was tasty but very runny. I bumped the flour from 1/3 to cup to 1/2 cup. Still runny. Then I added 4 tbsp of corn starch. Pretty firm.
I want to look into other thickening ingredients.
Recipes suggest strawberry jello, but I don't want to add weird artificial flavors.
However, 1/2 cup of flour and 1/4 cup of corn starch works OK.
On top of the 4 cups of strawberries
And the 1 1/4 cup sugar and 1/2 tsp cinnamon
And the 2 tbsp butter.
That's the filling.
For the crust I am working with 2 recipes now.
1 crust recipe worked very well for me, the other I am still working on.
All that said, the original recipe tastes great. It's just that juice runs out of the pie when you slice it.
If you are not picky about how it looks and eat it within a day or two, it does not matter.
This is the pie crust I made by hand and worked very well: https://www.seriouseats.com/old-fashioned-flaky-pie-dough-recipe
Super good.
This is the version for a food processor: https://www.seriouseats.com/easy-pie-dough-recipe
I am still working on this version. My food processor might not be powerful enough to use this recipe.
Sorry I can not give you definitive answers. I am still working on the recipe. But these are good enough to make your own right now.
The hand made version is super good.
I am just trying to dial in the food processor version.
@covert wren can i just come and live with you for a full year and you just teach me how to cook and make good alcohol beverages
There are people who would be better at teaching you how to cook.
Half of what I know is just stuff I read online or saw in youtube videos.
Nah i don't care tho lol
Cake
Omg an egg sandwich
I must try this
What an amazing idea!
did you use beef or plum maters?
I am not sure what was in that specific batch of canned tomatoes, but generally when I am canning it's mostly plum tomatoes, topped up with whatever beefsteak are needed to top up the batch.
heard,so do you cook privatly or do some chefing?
I just cook for myself. Someone in the channel posted earlier they are a chef and would be happy to help anyone else with food.
oh yeah that was me
im glad to see some people cook for themselves though,i do alot of stuff, so if you ever hit a wall with a dish let me know, seeing how you like hardy stuff i can give you some good meal idea's, sense i dont make skinny-fuk food
ha ha, I like all kinds of food, including the skinny-fuk food.
I am just not afraid to make something like mac n cheese or hot dogs sometimes.
Thanks for the offer too.
i have some fine dinin' and alot of southern food under my belt, i like the core of southern recipies , but i think food can be healthy too, i like hotdogs, but usually i just get brauts.
Bratwursts are great. Kielbasa is great as well.
depending the spices i totally agree, polish sosage is great when it hangs on the milder side\
I just like my chicken picatta
I love chicken piccata. 🍴
Beef and chorizo mix patty with Swiss cheese and arugula on homemade focaccia. 😊
its good, but the bread could use more toasting
stock image ;-;;
looks nice, but you drowned it w/ sour cream tbh
amazing, supreme dish, gordon ramsay says "My god this meal is the most delicous meal i have ever consumed:
That looks so tasty. OMG 😮
Some good rump steak spiced with south African spices
I went a little overboard with the dairy, yeah, but it did taste nice.
Pulled pork is wonderful.
Egg Sandwich ❌
Sandwich Egg ✅
Facts
Noooooooo
Oof, when chili goes bad.
Chicken thigh, roasted veg, herbs.
I grew the butternut squash and herbs in my garden.
ckicken dont look crispy :(
The skin was not dark, but was fairly crispy. 5 more mins would not have hurt.
idk man, to my experience. if the skin is kind of white/see through, the texture aint crisp
The skin was not see through
idk the skin looks thin, i may be wrong but it looks like that to me
Pre-pulled pork.
Nah
So good. Ate it with a sweet hamburger bun, creamed corn, red onions, habanero sauce and some grated cheese. It was not pretty.
meat
Yes.
Black bean tacos. Picked some lamb's lettuce today for the tacos.
It's nice how lamb's lettuce will grow through the winter. It surived lows of 9F a couple times, and being under 4 or 5 inches of snow recently.
Started experimenting with fishbowls, this one was a little too sweet
Looks fun.
Nice! I like plants that can take a beating.
Spaghet
Love chick peas
The Swedish dish ”falukorv och stuvade makaroner”. Pork based sausage slices (fried) with milk stewed macaroni. Server with three sorts of mustards (a must) and shredded carrots (optional)
Nice.
I love mustard
Sauce?
pesto alla genovese
Looks delicious 
That's looks bone dry tbh
I ran out of sauce
Yes
This is a sorry atrempt itself too but thanks
That looks pretty good, ngl. What did you put on it? I can see some tomatos under the cheese but can't tell if there's anything else
So like, i wasnt prepared
Pepperoni, doctor's sausage, onions, some tomato. And like, cheese.
It was pretty good but I can do better
I put too much stuff on it tho, I realized after
It's great, especially if it was one of your 1st few attempts at it. Made me hungry and now I know I shouldn't look at this channel if I haven't eaten anything today yet
The second one was better i think
I put a bit more sauce on it but overall less toppings, I have gone overboard with the cheese on the first one.
I made this for my bro
Those are some fine looking pizzas. I was thinking of making pizzas myself soon too.
Dude they look good as heck, don’t doubt yourself and slay those pizzas, rock on bro 🤘
Tomato soup and grilled cheese. I used tomatoes and basil I grew, and some bread I baked the other day.
Hmm very nice
Oh moderators
Got invited to a Chinese New Year celebration. I've never been served so much seafood. Fried softshell crabs, scallops and shrimp, beef soup, mushroom and pork soup, seafood soup, steamed whole sea bass...
Also some sushi.
seafood > any other food
Based take
High-end semla!
three day fermented bun, really good cream and hard roasted almond cream
Where can I steal that?
From mah belly!
Oh my fucking god that looks good
Mmmm now thats something i need during my recovery from covid
Chesse burgir
I just attempted some eggy ham and cheese toasties, with the leftovers mixed together at the side
Looks delicious!
😋
Gawd!
Chicken, carrots, and onion, in a hard cider and thyme sauce, with mugi gohan.
I used hard cider I made, and thyme I grew.
The chicken and sause looks fire but the rest nah
Im a picky eater lol
Braai broodjie(bread with cheese grilled on a BBQ) on the left and my dads good BBQ on the right plate
omg they said braai💙
Looks good, but I'd want some kind of grilled veg too.
yooo metti pro chef
Yes lol
I would take the chance and say your south African because you know what braai is @acoustic swallow
I stay in Antartica xd
Ah lol
To be fair my boyfriend made it. 😄
Bake day!
What are you baking?
Breakfast loaf!
Breakfast loaf!
I would say breakfast love 😮
Pass it on over
Over my bread-fed body!
Hmmm freshly baked bread with a spread of salted butter in the morning sure do sounds nice
Some cheese, good coffee.
Hell yeah
Matcha rose latte w whip cream.
I want that in my face

New England clam chowder.
Mmmmm looks nice
Instead of pickled onion it's grilled
Was trying to make some Neapolitan style pizzas tonight.
First try I thought the crust was a little under baked, otherwise it was great.
Second try the crust was good but I over did the cheese a bit.
I've eaten too much pizza.
Pizza good lol
@covert wren how long did you ferment the dough?
It fermented 12 hours at first, then I formed the dough into balls and put them in the fridge for an additional 6 hours. There is a 3rd ball still in the fridge and what I read is it will still be good to use today or tomorrow.
Started a three day fermentation now
Is that all at room temperature?
Testing this method: https://youtu.be/a_JGETcq0QQ
The recipe that is taking the internet by storm:
Make this 3 day pizza dough and your pizza at home will be legendary. One day pizza dough is good, two days really flavorful, but by day 3 pizza dough has reached it's peak. A 3 day pizza dough made on a Baking Steel is going to upgrade your status to legendary pizza maker at home.
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Yeah, that sounds about right. Roughly similar to the recipe I followed.
Did you do any folding or so during fermentation?
Waffle with sour creme and vegan caviar. Could have used some chopped chives.
There was some folding in the first hour or two, and then a fold when forming the balls.
Cool, I'll give it a fold or so today
The schedule I followed from the recipe I used started with an autolyse step where you mix the water and flour together and let that rest for 20 to 30 mins, after which you work the yeast and salt into the dough. You let it rest, and then over the next 30 to 60 mins you are meant to give it one or two folding steps. I did two folding steps about 15 mins apart. About 12 hours after first mixing you divide the dough and form balls. When forming the balls each ball gets a folding step. That's the last of the folding. Then you cover the balls with plastic and let them rise in the fridge for at least 6 hours. When you are ready to bake you take a ball out of the fridge, form and dress the pizza, and bake.
Is that bacon?
Baked off the third ball of pizza dough. Kind of split the middle between the first two attempts. Crust is a little darker, but not as nice as the second attempt. Cheese is better than the second attempt, but a little over cooked.
Yes.
who needs pizza oven when you have, oven? -__-
heh, my oven gets up to 600F and the results are not bad, but I admit I am envious of wood fired pizza ovens that can get to 700F to 900F.
Doesn't it take a while to get a wooden oven up to that heat or something
Probably, yeah. And it wouldn't make a lot of sense if you are just making one pizza. It would be more useful for a big group or a party where you are making many pizzas.
As it stands pre-heating my oven and pizza stone took a very long time. Maybe 20 to 30 mins to get up to temp, and then another 20 or 30 mins for the stone to really absorb that heat.
A pizza steel might be more reasonable, but I haven't used one.
That said, the results from a super hot oven are hard to beat. Super fast bake, very moist crust.
Ah okay
saw a vid of how a person takes one of those pump up balloons and then malds clay around it then pops it
pog
Yep that's one way to make a pizza oven with clay i guess
A nice chicken and rice plate. Came out really nice.
🥶
of course with a side of whiskey 
Pizzas on the 3 day fermentation dough.
A blanco with green kale and toppen with vegan caviar (not in picture) and a truffle salami one with homemade tomatosauce
i just joined this discord server and i'm already jealous of peoples creations
I really like the color on the crust of the salami one.
That was some nice food
👀
If all you have is a pan and a grill in your oven, I've had some great results using this method: https://www.pizzapilgrims.co.uk/2017/06/frying-pan-pizza/
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@acoustic tiger @covert wren see yall out here eating pizza's while im here eating GTFO popcorn
Yea, the I think the oven dropped a ton of heat inbetween the pepe and the blanco And I didn’t have the patience to wait.
That’s how I do them at our summer house. Indirect heat from coal, fry some mushrooms and onions in a pan, put them aside and fill the pan with dough and garnish.
I mean, we share everything from hot dogs to pretentious pizzas here. Don’t be shy.
Haha, bon appetite
Facts
Coincidentally I made a Dutch apple pie for my mother's birthday
Get into my face
yummm:)
what the fuck
LOL
i dont like the picture
uwu
Also, for what it's worth, do not be taken in by Canadian "rye whisky". It's bullshit. There are no legal requirements for a minimum rye content, and can be almost entirely corn or wheat.
Traditionally it had a high rye content, but in practice today the ratio can be as high has 9:1 other grains to rye.
Corn and wheat can make fine whiskeys. But they are different from rye.
A good rye has interesting spice notes, and often I find kind of a sour quality.
Corn based whiskeys like bourbon seem very sweet, with out the addition of sugars.
The corn whiskey it self just smells sweet.
And the new American oak barrels lends sugar to the whiskey. There is sugar in the wood.
I don't know enough about wheat whiskeys to comment on them. I just know every wheated whiskey I've had has been very good.
Generally I drink bourbon neat, and use rye for mixed drinks.
Bourbon doesn't need additional sugar and works well neat.
Bourbon is rather bland in many whiskey cocktails.
Blueberry banana peanut butter milkshake.
yum
Cool insights. I don't I've ever rye whiskey
That looks so good
now I want chashu
You know I gotta get a large, boys.
Can you tell me what that is? I really have no clue what you have on your plate 😅
That looks like ramen, pork with eggs i think and a bit of green and red peppers
read this as foot-pics, I'm disappointed that it isn't.
🤨 
YEEES
that looks amazing, wish i could actually cook lmao
Steamed bao buns. Later filled with Gochujang chicken, sesame cucumer sallad and more stuff.
Kenji Lopez-Alt posted a recipe for chicken legs and white beans braised in salsa verde.
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I did a riff on that. Scaled down the recipe, used chicken 2 chicken thighs instead of 4 legs, 1 can of cannellini beans, and half a jar of the salsa verde I made last year.
Otherwise did it the same way.
Came out pretty well.
I also didn't add any fish sauce or cilantro, because fuck cilantro.
Being a swede
nice balls
Yes
ARE THOSE BEANS?? HELL NAH DAWG U BUILD DIFFERENT
🤠
Sad day
🧐
Stuffed
Those are some nice looking ribs
Good lord that looks good
tip for the corn: if you grill it with some paprika and other spices of your choice, it becomes much better
it'll be done once it has a bit of char and the kernels are soft
Those looks like a restaurant
Was at a restaurant 😉
Not something they cooked themselves
still would be useful in other situations
True true
Yea, I like some browned butter. Sometimes I Cook them in the fat from bacon.
The corn was probably the least excititing part.
Ribs were goooood
Goodness i didn't take a picture last week but my dad made some boere wors and russian sausages
Love me some ribs. As for corn, rubbing them with butter and oregano is a special treat.
Also weird seeing Texas branding on the paper, when that is clearly not TX BBQ.
Well not central/Austin BBQ.
Looks like Kansas City BBQ.
I imagine there might be some overlap in parts of the state.
Best TX BBQ I had was brisket, sausage, ribs, in that order.
Across multiple venues.
I day dream about good brisket.
But ye have never heard of boere wors
Thy command thee shall comforth with ye boere wors
i always forget to take pics of my food :c
Huh
You should remember that. This channel is quiet empty (of good food pictures) 😄
We need your food pictures! 
show me hamburbers
Homemade breakfast pizza:
Biscuit dough base
Black pepper gravy
Breakfast sausage chunks
Scrambled egg
Shredded cheese
Salt, pepper, onion powder, paprika
Cook eggs, sausage, and gravy separately, season the sausage to taste.
Throw dough in the oven for 8-10 minutes, pull out, apply gravy first, a thin sprinkle of shredded cheese, then apply eggs and sausage, then smother with more shredded cheese. Throw back into the oven for 2-3 minutes or until cheese is sufficiently melted. Let sit to cool, then enjoy!
Decided not to add bacon this time around as I didn't have any. But all meats are substitutable with whatever you prefer! Veggies work too if you prefer that instead of meat! I'm not sure how I would go about a vegan recipe, as I'm not versed in that style of cooking.
Haha, it’s just a very Swedish chain of restaurants that tries to be American.
Me too! Did sliders today, and pizzabuns, and a lot of cookies, as we celebrated my oldest sons birthday (and mine)
Happy Pi Day!
Even if you do consider it food, please only post food that other people would also consider as such, thank you! I gotta yoink this away to keep the channel on topic.
Noice!
U can ping me whenever for a different kind of Kebab each Day
What are the ingredients to the eggplant kebab?
Uh. The two mandatory materials are meat balls ( made from lamb meat generally) and eggplants (duh) tomatoes and peppers are generally Served as a side dish and comes with nearly every Kebab variant. (a tradition at this point)
U can also use raw/grilled onion
So besides eggplant and meat balls everything is optional
Best way to eat it is with flat bread, you can skin the eggplants, desize the meatballs, get some onion / tomato / pepper and put em on flat bread and make a wrap out of it
got no food pic but i can tell ya what i had
sliced sausages in there some bacon and some cheese then he made this sause right its sweet chili some 1000 islands and mayo and he put that in the omelete and oh my goodness it was good
I had water
nice.
Ouch
well they do say that charcoal is good for you
Looks good, just scoop out the inside with a spoon and eat it
I made 5kg lasagne today. Forgot to document.
No leftovers?
Yea, but packed and ready for lunches.
Open faced sandwich with a fresh cheese, roasted peppers, lamb's lettuce, garlic chives, and thyme.
I made the bread and cheese, I grew the lamb's lettuce and garlic chives, and I picked them this afternoon, I grew peppers and canned them last year, I grew the thyme and dried it last year.
Can I order sandwiches from u
I haven't figured out how to email sandwiches yet.
I don't own a restaurant.
Doesn't change the fact that it gives off massive cafe vibes 
You should tho
Food service is really hard work.
Im sure you'll be able to handle
I can not see what is under that bun.
It is a mystery.
What I can see looks nice, though.
Trying resist all urges to make an evening sandwich
Resist not, my friend. There is nothing wrong with an evening sandwich…
Fear not the dark, and let the feast begin
Fear is merely an illusion
The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown. Make the sandwich.
i am inside your walls
Try me bitch my walls are a brick
Courage is the best impulse
can we see a slice when you cut it?
What be this, Metti?
Chili Con carne with rice. ❤️
Excuse me while I drool at the thought of how delicious that is.
It was so delicious.
Does this count as food?
Only if eaten with chopsticks
헐 부럽다. Looks good!
Yeee
Looks great and healthy.
Tasted good too. It's nice to get fresh veg this early in the year.
Warm broccoli and pasta salad
My attempt at Caldo Verde.
There is a lot of olive oil in that.
I harvested some collard greens yesterday.
This seemed like a good recipe to use them.
Not going to lie. Wish I had more collards and made a larger batch. I wish I made more.
It was very good.
Ingredients: collard greens, potato, onion, garlic, chicken stock, olive oil, salt, pepper.
That's it. SUPER good.
If I made it again, I'd use a little less olive oil in the soup while cooking, but then add some fresh olive oil in the bowl at the end after cooking..
It's crazy how something so simple made with such cheap ingredients could be so good.
As I understand it, in Portugal they use a special kale for the soup. It's a "tree" kale that grows very tall. 2 meters or more.
