#🍱coral-foodies
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Some of mine has become ‘too precious to use’ and just sits. I’ve got one cake from 2004 and three cakes from 2008 and I only use them like once or twice a year at this point. I think the 2004 stuff peaked in like 2017 or 2018 or something but the batches from 2008 are still aging nicely. I should probably just drink them more often and worry less.
I think mine was aged 8 years when I got it
Eating an "ayam geprek" with mozzarella cheese, it's Indonesian version of fried chicken. In English, it means "smashed fried chicken" or "chicken smackdown". It's savory and tasty, love it. 🍗 🧀
chicken smackdown I'm ded 🤣
A clown shaped Ice cream cone
🤤
Chees frie
Reminds me something
I got my fiancé new taco holders for his birthday
Had mole chicken tacos for their maiden voyage
I hope the birthday was great!
That looks delicious
Thank you! It was a good day and he enjoyed the cupcakes!
I’m glad!
Couple of home made onigiri 😋
They were really tasty!
Hahaha!
They are simple, but very comforting to make and eat
isn't a smashed fried chicken just a very dnagerous to eat Chicken Fillet?
A smashed fried chicken is an intoxicated chicken that has been fried.
oh
THAT KIND OF SMASHED
😛
These stuffed shells boutta be lit
Fun fact, want to impress a lady with really decadent cookies?
Make a batch of chocolate chip cookies, and red velvet cookies, but hold the chips!
Bake em as normal without the chips then let em cool down.
Remember the chips? Melt them in a double boiler. (Glass bowl sitting in boiling water pot) and dip the cookies half way into the chips, and then lay over parchment paper.
Then take a zip lock baggie, and cut the tip. Put some dye or food coloring in the rest of the chocolate to change the color to something else, and drizzle the chocolate over the cookies for contrast.
Ladies aren't used to this, so they'll think it was a ton of work or a lot of money.
Just a tip... For ummm.... Those here who got that date coming up..... Just a thought...... Also never a bad idea to learn of their favorite colors......
- Until next time!
'Ladies aren't used to this' - incorrect :P sorry
but bringing homemade cookies is always nice :)
as long as they taste good 😶
what is it? :)
Ribs, chicken wings, sausages, corn, onion rings, and Mac n cheese.
omnomnom 😋
so much you can spend it?
Berapa harganya? How much did it cost?
how much does it cost?
Sorry. “Spend” was confusing. If you meant “habis”, then yes ❤️. It was a shared family dinner and we ate all of it.
Not sure. Maybe $40 (400.000 rupiah)
my mind was on the "potato chip" chip until the "melt the chips" part.
“How to make cookies while holding potato chips”
Please tell me this isn’t a real flavor
its not too bad
also subway flavor, and some kind of pizza flavor or something?
pizza margherita flavor
Is it in America?
its in the Netherlands, in Europe
if i remember correctly, it is in the grocery store Albert Heijn 🤔
dill pickle is a real flavor
It is definitely a flavor and it’s one of my favorites! It’s like a salt and vinegar chip with dill
the German chain Rewe also have it on some occasion. But afaik it's pretty recent flavour (only since a couple of years.. 3 years maybe?)
oh yeah a rather recent flavor indeed
Fish tacos with coconut passion fruit slaw and pico on homemade corn tortillas.
It’s a real flavor.
You will be hard pressed to find it here
Gutiel or "Thai noodle soup" as you will find it in restaurants. With extra fried garlic on top
Soup!
Butter cookies!
they look amazing :)
If anyone knows what Universal Yums is, they just had a South Korea snack box and I'm so excited to try all these snacks!!!
SSHR8MP CHIPS GOOD!!!
Gotta say that looks amazing
I’d been drinking mostly coffee lately but for some reason I was craving butter tea. On a whim I decided to try making it with a mix of oolong and my 18 year old pu-erh. It tastes intensely of milk chocolate and vague fruit, maybe something like a mix of strawberry, raspberry, and blueberry and a bit of honey but without any of the tartness.
butter tea?
i've never heard of butter tea before, and it both interests me and scares me
Butter tea, also known as po cha (Tibetan: བོད་ཇ་, Wylie: bod ja, "Tibetan tea"), cha süma (Tibetan: ཇ་སྲུབ་མ་, Wylie: ja srub ma, "churned tea"), Mandarin Chinese: sūyóu chá (酥油茶) or gur gur cha in the Ladakhi language, is a drink of the people in the Himalayan regions of Nepal, Bhutan, India (particularly in Ladakh, Sikkim, and Arunachal Prade...
thanks :)
I used about double the normal tea leaves but steeped it for the usual amount of time rather than the really long cooking process they sometimes use for butter tea as I didn’t want to risk damaging my nice tea and changing the flavor of it too much.
I warmed up a camembert in the oven until melted inside, and had it with salad, potatoes, chestnut honey, walnuts, dried cranberries and thyme 🤌❤️
Chilli miso beef
Look so deliciuous Mark 👀
It was very tasty. Bought it from a nearby Japanese restaurant
Don’t be greedy give to the needy
Are you the needy?
I am the greedy
Yum. 💛
Seafood rice plate at a little restaurant in Costa Rica
🍽️
@frozen gorge that desert looks yummmy
agreed
Idk if anyone has heard of the sl****y vegan restaurant but I’m kinda tempted to try it the “burgers” look good
They have a location up in the Atlanta area where I’m moving next year
I have no idea what this is censoring 😂
Inappropriate word for a loose woman LoL
I like the one with the faux bacon and shrimp
Oh… I thought I got them all LoL
I thought about going vegan but I worry I’ll miss fried chicken, ice cream, cheesecake, and cheese too much
Other meat isn’t as much an issue… I just like fried chicken… maybe seafood
This one is a fried shrimp sandwich type situation
But this is the one I’m most interested in. That fried “shrimp” and “bacon” on a cheese “burger”
It’s like surf and turf on a burger but not really
They’re opening one in New York for those up north
I’m surprised they haven’t made one in my hometown of Savannah Georgia yet
Atlanta is the original location
@solemn iris can we buildSea Food Towers on the game?
Heheh
That's a joke
Unless u wanna do that
that looks delicious
I mean you can put it in #🤝coral-feedback 👀
hmmm looks tasty
Any foodies like foraged mushrooms?
Awww yeah 😄
It's been literal decades since I had a puffball. Hopefully yours is nice and white on the inside! And I rarely find any edible mushrooms these days, unless you count fly agaric and all the processing that requires to be safe. Lots of wild berries though.
oh wow
I just got a book about what kind of "cocktails" (widely speaking: mixed drinks) they were drinking in 19th century England... Daaamn there were some weird combinations ^^ If anyone here is interested in the topic, go check out that book, "Steamdrunk" (I'm not involved in it or making promotion, I just find it really cool and want to share 😄 )
So, this is Terang Bulan (Indonesian word for "Moonlight" because of its moon-like shape), also known as ||Martabak Manis||, it's Indonesian street food that kinda like pancake with sweet toppings such as cheese, chocolate, sprinkles, peanuts. It tastes really good and you must try this sweet treats when you visit Indonesia, it's highly recommended. 🥞 🧀 🌕
both wrong. It's Kue Bandung
starts a war
Got back into baking with these pumpkin choco chip cookies, perfect for the Fall!
please ship them to me 😭😭😭
Start a food war
Use water gun
so from top to bottom: dessert, tomato soup, bake off buns 😋
tomato stains are like impossible to clean 😰 i dont wanna wash all my furniture
the desserts are flavored: banana/strawberry/peach, and yeah i already at a peach one xD
but who knows, i might put a bit of the dessert on his nose
that the perfect mix of sweet, teasing and wholesomeness
the oven is nearly on temperature :)
friend arrived, byes 👋
Did not happen, to avoid intense food fight
:P
No but with yogurt
put the soup in into the water gun
didnt happen xD
what is it? :)
Sturgeon unfertilised fish eggs?
Yeah, caviar. Second picture is Japanese omakase
caviar 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I am addicted to it but it can be so expensive
you have so much of it omgg
I need to buy some again
I'm addicted to it too. That one was a tasting platter, so each was different
i cant help but wonder whether i've ever had caviar, i feel like i havent had it, but there is this vague memory that i might have had it once
and the second image with multiple dishes in it?
Grilled honey chicken on salad
The second picture is Japanese omakase where the Japanese chef will serve you a series of sushi and bite-size dishes based on your preference. It is usually about 8 to 10+ courses. There were a ton of sushi in between which I forgot to take photo of (My mouth is faster than my fingers lmao)
and this sounds great as well :)
tasted amazing. I have so many food pics and figured I'd share one. 🙂
scratch chicken and noodle
oooo nice :D
Making banana bread with some bananas grandma sent over that were about to go bad
I wish I could have some! I love banana bread. The child is allergic to bananas so I can't have any in the house. :C
aw
I wanted to make some with chocolate chips but we didn't have any left
never had it with chocolate chips
I love putting chunks of walnut in mine. I've heard chocolate chips are really good
I'm scared I accidentally put too much cinnamon and nutmeg I forgot to put some in and panicked and threw some in last second before putting it in so I didn't measure it
second batch will be better I put it in the bowl not putting on top of the liquid muffins and mixing it in that way before I put it in
ohh looks awesome :)
Just wanted to stare a piece of Italy~~
so i got soup, apple and bread for lunch :P
I made a low calorie stir fry using konjac root noodles. They’re so strange. Look like instant ramen, smell like fish, and taste like nothing.
and also low calories so... 😅
i died at "tastes like nothing" lol
skipped soup, ate apple and bread xD
I always use a lot more seasoning when I cook shirataki noodles, it's indeed low calorie, but yeah...
Dry seasoning is probably best. My stir fry ended with a bowl of liquid because the noodles don’t soak up the sauce.
Baked some bread for thanksgiving dinner tonight 
Looks delicious.
Three different kinds of sourdough ready for the bulk ferment!
Starter is 10 yrs old from Alaska and is named Stan
Top one is dark chocolate, bottom left is a pumpkin and cranberry, and bottom right is lemon, thyme and olive.
Ooo I always wanted to learn how to make sourdough
The full setup
Excuse me I would like all those eggs and asparagus plz
It's not as complicated as ppl make it out to be imho.
Yeah sourdough isn't hard, it's just maintaining your starter can get redundant
Yeah just taking care of a starter scares me 
I chuck mine in the fridge for long periods of time when I'm not in the baking mood.
2 or 3 feeds and he's ready to go again.
I feed mine while I'm making my morning latte, it's a good routine that isn't too time consuming.
Some happy dough, lol. Shaped now and to the fridge overnight 😄
Any other sourdough bakers?
How do you get / make a starter?
Oh I didn’t know that , my teacher has a starter I might take some now.
You can buy dried starter, or ask someone you know has one for some discard.
Yeah, basically you feed it then put it in the fridge. I've had my starter in the fridge like 6 months or more and it comes right back when I take it out and feed it for a few days.
very good to know
Yeah, I try and go for as low energy maintenance as possible, heh. I usually keep a backup in the fridge too in case I forget about it while it's out 🤣
(I'm good at baking I swear, lmao)
Mac in a mug
im not sure why, but my head autocorrected that to cake in a mug, and then i was confused for a while cuz the cake looked not very cakey
was it tasty? :P
Such yummy food! 
My mom got chebureki earlier today! They are all stuffed with meat! That’s my favorite stuffing for this meal! 
Also I had my favorite cake a few days ago! It’s tres leches! 
All those pastries look sooo delicious 😍 you literally make me drolling rn
the foods look delicious
Crab salad and homemade crackers
i don't have pics yet, but i will later when we start making them; have a bunch of Boudin in the fridge that me and my friend are going to wrap in dough and make kolaches with, with a little egg wash to give it that nice smooth look
Yummy! Banana ham for diner with hollandaise 😋 
That looks so yummy! 
Thank you it was my first dish in my cooking class today
Oh my god that looks so yummy!
Yw! You did such an amazing job! 
It looks very fancy!
that looks so amazing
I made some “kiflice”! Sweet are with apricot jam, and chocolate and there are some without 🥹
More things from class, southwest wontons,and onion and cheese tarts
Wow these look so amazing and beautiful! You did such a great job! 
What sauce is that in the second photo @full spoke?
Mayo,hot sauce , cumin and chilli powder just wanted something to dip them in
I use the same ingredients minus the cumin! I’ll try it out next time!
Oh my god such yummy meals and gorgeous setup!

Ahhhhhhhhh! I love some good take-out! 
oh my, those foods, i wanna eat with you folks, it looks so delicious 
Cauliflower rice and tempeh with pumpkin and cauliflower rice “risotto”
ooo looks tasty :)
The weekly prep done! 💪Now I can go back to farming 🤣
we are saying ''kiflice'' too :3 where are you from if I may know? 
Croatia ☺️
Hey all! Anyone know how to get wheat flour? 👀
Have you tried your local supermarket?
Oh I meant like milling it! Sorry should have been more specific 😅
Wow. Milling your own flour is next level cooking. No idea how you would do that. https://youtu.be/fhqWm4OQw18
Milling flour is insanely easy and super fun in my opinion. All you need is a little primer to get started and your off to the races! Plus you can grind any grain that you want. Plus whole wheat berries last an extremely long time at room temperature so you don't have to worry about it getting old like already ground flour.
Recipe: https://www...
same!!! lovely :)
My brother brought home candy from the market! I am so happy! 
before I left home my family made a bunch of guyuria, which is like a type of fried cookie with a sugar glaze
I made some ramen today that was to die for!
Spicy tomato lentils
Its getting cold here, beef and barley soup time
Oh everyone’s such a good chef here 
I made Italian sausage minestrone soup since I was sick this week
Lazy dinner today; Shin ramen with meatballs and rice cakes
Ramen with fried tofu and Edamame
I went foraging for mushroooooms today! Got a few kilos! I have some delicious days ahead 😄
My pizza from the place in town ❤️
i tried this one and its honestly one of the best
u tried try with barbecue sauce
I made spicy tomato soup today
And buns
Today's bento: salmon and scallop with rosemary,butter, garlic and lemon sauce. And i dumped some potatoes and brocoli then topped it with some cherry tomatoes ~
Buddha's delight. almost a pure vegan dish.
Do not take this the wrong way please. I'm sure it tasted delicious, but from a first glance I thought this was a plate of grub worms lmao. 
lolol no that's exactly what me and my sisters said they were when we were little! we would pretend we were Timon and Pumba from Lion King and everything and eat it like that🥴
HAHAHA! HOW SWEET! AND YESS i love the lion king! HAKUNA MATATA!
Gnocchi with broccoli, cauliflower and mushroomsauce
broke indonesian college student attempt on making tempeh kecap 
savoury Dutch baby pancake. toppings are BBQ shredded pork, egg and cream cheese😛
I wanna eat Thai Stuffed Omelette.
Bon nori ftw
Made Thai papaya salad
agreed!
wowww everyone is so talented!!!
Reading this at 9 pm when my fridge is empty is a mistake 😿
Insta noodles with added extraness for dindin
Every time I make these they seem to get uglier... and yet they are still delicious
another savoury Dutch baby😛. toppings are egg, sausage, paprika and parmesan cheese
Tahu bacem/bacem tofu, but with a fancy-ish plating xP
Ordered something I would never make myself along with some dim sum - deep fried taro puffs. They’re really tasty.
I made ghost and pumpkin themed cupcakes for my husbands office
I have a date tomorrow on which I will be providing a meal to the other person does anyone have any ideas it has to be portable, peanut free and able to not be nasty if it hangs out for a while. I can think of anything atm unless someone has an idea
any other requirement? do you know the person's taste about the food
https://youtu.be/s8xtNdq1miI
hope this one can help. you can adjust the spices and garnishing as you like.
小土豆怎么做好吃呢?我家的香辣小土豆实在是太受欢迎了。一道非常简单可口的家常菜。土豆分两步来处理。先把它蒸熟,然后把外皮煎焦。这样处理土豆呢,它的里面是干面干面的,保留了土豆本身香甜的味道,而且外皮有一点焦香味。剩下的调味就由你自由发挥,任何的调料组合都会非常好吃!
香辣土豆材料:
小土豆:200克
葱:1根
蒜:5瓣
红辣椒:2 个
油:30克,3大勺
辣椒粉:1克,1/4 小勺
孜然粉:1克,1/4 小勺
香菜籽粉:1克,1/4 小勺
熟芝麻:10克,1 大勺
盐:3克,比1/4小勺多一点
Spicy Baby Potatoes
Baby potatoes: 200 g
Green onion: 1
Garlic: 5 cloves
Red chili: 2
chili pow...
I usually make Kimbap. You can also do something like this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STmSCQ5Z8eI&ab_channel=YunCuisine云厨坊
The folding kimbap is so easy and fun to prepare. You can basicly put any ingredients you like or you can find in your fridge and just fold it (as long as it's not too watery). It's very simple and delicious gimbap sandwich or sushi sandwich. It's great for lunchbox, picnic, or friends gathering! I also would like to share with you some tips for...
Super customizable, Rice, protein, veggie.
Try the charcuterie board I posted? It’s very portable and easy to prepare. Customize it to be anything you’d like
Crackers, cold cuts, any cheese(typically a soft, medium and hard cheese) and some fruits or berries. Can also do with jams or honey.
I second what Doorbell said. If you want something simple and easy to do, perhaps some seedless grapes/honey cherry tomatoes with some camembert/brie and proscuitto.
Easy to eat on the go, minimal sauce and trash produced.
Just dont forget the drinks as the food will be salty/drying.
For bonus points you can just assemble everything in layers into sandwiches/sliced baguette if you dont like carrying containers about
https://www.thekitchn.com/non-refrigerated-lunch-ideas-260361 some of these ideas are rly cute! honestly I'd still bring an ice pack to keep stuff fresh longer
Cream stew yet again, this time with 1 whole onion, ground wagyuu beef (was on sale, corn, and ginger garlic butter fried potatoes
Its got a rich garlic ginger flavor
My fav brunch spot:
French toast, avocado toast and waffles,right?
The first pic is actually an appetizer! Croissant Beignets with warm Nutella and Lingonberry butter. They were amazing 😋
Food. I was very hungry and out of meat and fish so it’s half delivery and half homemade.
looks filling and delicious!
Tom Zap Soup (>w<)
Hot and spicy and have a lot of herb, It made me feel better from cash a cold. (^^)
One of my burgers 🤤
mapo tofu, a classic Sichuan cuisine dish.
Parsley and lime chicken breast with broccoli and cauliflower rice
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Made a breakfast hash this morning!
bread pudding😛. with almond flakes and raisin
I got a book of tiktok recipes at five below (I’m 25 and I still freaking love that place especially since they have squishmallows but the books are fun too) because I wanna learn to cook better (best thing I can make o without hurting myself or burning the house down is grilled cheese but surprisingly haven’t given somebody food poisoning yet)
So I wanna learn how to make at least one recipe from this book
Dang everyone is such good chefs here, ill have to start posting some of my normal human meals haha
Mushroom, beef, and barley soup
Turkey pot pie with biscuit top
Idk like a zucchini shrimp scampi kinda thing
Holiday baking championship first episode of the season is out yessss LoL
potato au gratin, can't wait to actually eat it
I may or may jit be eating the sauce from the pot 👀
What is in it exactly? And is it supposed to be overflowing, or did you just not have a big enough pot?
I'm curious because "potato au gratin" translates in french to something like "potatoes with gratin", which is a bit unspecific. Gratin is an oven-cooked vegetable dish with the top grilled by the oven heat. These vegetables can be potatoes. We have a dish called "gratin de pommes de terre", which translates to "potato gratin", meaning a gratin containing potatoes. "Potatoes au gratin" sounds a bit like if you'd say "leeks with soup", meaning a leek soup.
So I'm curious: is it a different dish with a close name, or the same dish with a slightly different name? If you can explain to me how you make and what you put in it the mystery will be solved ^^
Potatoes with a creamy cheese sauce! I loved that stuff as a kid!
ah! have you heard of cod au grautin? I think it might be a local food, but it's very similar to cheesy potato cassorle or scalloped potatoes but it's much more cheesy and it doesn't go much on spices or anything other than cheese, potatoes, milk and butter. it's overflowing bc I'm pouring more cheese on it as it cooks bc I made too much sauce, but also bc I loke the top to not crisp up and be creamy.
Thanks for the info 😄
In France the sauce does not necessarily have cheese. There's not necessarily always a sauce either in a gratin, if you take juicy enough vegetables (zucchini, fennel...) although I find it much better with one ^^ However it always has a crispy top! It's not supposed to be crunchy all the way through, but the whole idea of the dish is to be crispy on top (most people add some cheese on top to make it brown and nicely crispy) and melty inside 🙂
I don't know about cod au gratin specifically 🙂 From a French perspective, cod and potato dishes are more of a Portuguese specialty.
Aha, I also belong to the "more cheese is always better" team 😄👍
fair enough, I think it's a traditional dish from Newfoundland, Canada (my province) but I do it slightly different because I don't add a breadcrumb top. We fish a lot here, so we have a lot of seafood dishes.
That's cool! I wish I didn't live inland, where fish is both scarce and expensive!
I made feijoada and it was delicious!
Everyone here are master chefs
Savory muffins filled with cheese and sausages! Delicious for being on the go, and it’s melty and soft after a couple seconds in the microwave
Mini chocolate cupcakes
burgers :P sometimes i like to put in that little bit of extra effort, where i even craft the burgers themselves, and add all the extra ingredients for making purrfect burgers
the toppings on the table are: egg, fried bacon, cucumber, tomato, salad, pepper, onion, pickles, cheese, and sauces :P
and daaaang, i didnt pay attention for a while to this server, and missed so many delicious looking food photos :)
heres my bbq / chicken pizza
Nothing super fancy but I’ve been burnt out and finally took half a day off work and cooked dinner from scratch for the first time in ages - brown jasmine rice with chili paste green beans and tofu.
I made stuffed shells today ❤️
basque cheese cake🧀🍰😛
hot pot
I made a batch of chocolate-filled, autumn-themed cookies 😄
My favourite are the squirrels 😄 I hope there will be squirrels in Coral Island 😊
Curry cream sauce with veggies and vegetarian chicken burger
🤤
Ohmygod looks delish, I want somee 🍪🍪🍪
making no bake mini punkin cheesecakes for tonight's thanksgiving dessert guys!
and I'm saving one for a regular customer at the Panera I work at, she's a paramedic and I asked what she'd be making for thanksgiving and she said she'd be on call so I offered to save her one, so when she comes Wednesday I'm bringing one to her to thank her for what she does for the community!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
What do y'all think of my turkey?
I'm still refining my methods.
Peach cobbler and caramel apple cobbler for Thanksgiving today!
I swear I'll have something other than a variation of cream stew for here soon
Ooh that looks really yummy
At this point, I'm beginning to think we need a Community Cookbook! XD
Yum
Molasses sugar cookies!
Caulirice life
Happy Sunday everyone. Hope you have a beautiful and wonderful day. Wish I could share these crepe with you.
Send in post? 🥺
https://hostthetoast.com/freezer-friendly-everything-bagel-bombs/
I found this awesome recipe after seeing a similar item on chopped and I’m like omg I need to make this
I'd probably add cream cheese to keep with the bagel theme
so i'm gonna celebrate an event this saturday with a friend, with giftgiving, and snacks eating, and chocolate letters, and i asked this friend 'what do you want in chocolate letter flavor, and any preferred letter?'
she asked for two specific flavors: milk chocolate hazelnut flavor and or white with certain cookie flavor, and she wanted the hazelnut flavor to be Q shaped, and the white one Y shaped. Those letters are nearly impossible to find, so i asked whether i could combine the two of them into a Y, and she said fine
so here is the combination :P
but i also found a milk chocolate Q, so i bought it and i bought some hazelnuts
the first one, the friend knows about me doing it, the second one will be a surprise :P
woah, custom chocolate letters!?
lucky friend 🤩
using a heart for the Y was smart
it was the only available shape with that flavor haha 😅 my friend is a bit mean i think, so drown it out with kindness, muhaha, that'll teach her >:P
:)
but thanks :)
Made myself about a month ago, it is called Nasi Tumpeng, i think there is one in Coral Island when festival day, i forgot which festival.
Wooah it looks so pretty and appealing!
I wish I could have some 😄
I just made honey pudding and apple biscuits 🙂 Trying to use up this autumn's apples before they all rot!
(the honey pudding recipe actually comes from the Skyrim cookbook - anyone has it and tried the recipes? what's your favourites?)
my pitiful attempt at potato and cheese croquettes
Not all food looks good, so no worries - as long as it taste good. 👍
I always found that the ugliest croquettes were the tastiest ones
well they were not holding together sooo lol
you got recipe? 
@dull tundra did u dip potato in flour then beaten egg then bread crumbs
oh... I thought since the mashed potatoes were so sticky because of the cheese in it it would hold... dang
l use to make plan croquettes & cheese ones when my kids where younger , u only need small chunk of cheese for each croquette , then dip in flour then beaten egg then dip in bread crumbs
Yep! Have a look, it's pretty easy:
Advices, if you try to make it:
- I find that reducing the honey and cream, as I marked, makes it better
- don't use liquid honey or your pudding will hardly solidify; of course, also no "honey syrup", only real honey
- it's sweet cream that you must use, not sour cream (the ingredient list does not specify)
- during the final heating phase, DO stir CONSTANTLY: the pudding thickens at the bottom and may burn pretty quickly if you don't whirl it as long as it's on the stove
So hand-written notes:
- 1/2 litre (milk)
- 150g honey
- 120g cream.
Correct?
Can't figure out what is written next to cornstarch...
Yes, correct! I just wrote out "well filled" near cornstarch (I'm french and don't have a "tablespoon" as a volume measurement device, I have to use an actual spoon, so it's just a reminder to myself: if using a real spoon, fill it well ^^)
Ah, ok.
Here I have a set of measuring cups and spoons - specifically for this kind of recipes.
Eating spoons (both table- and tea-) can vary, and for some recipes it would spell disaster.
Yep, I've already experienced that kind of disaster ^^'
I just "love" when some recipe calls for a "heaping teaspoon" of something. I can "heap" it to make it pretty much twice as much as regular... or maybe even more.
Yeah... If only everyone would stick to grams, it would be much easier and unambiguous.
Brace yourself - I'm in US, we have pounds, and ounces, and then - fluid ounces. 🤦♀️
Empathy intensifies
I know how to convert between metric and imperial, but it's so annoying sometimes
Yeah... You need a table for every damn ingredient, since an identical volume can equal different weights, depending on what you're measuring
arg
So, you're going to try honey pudding? 😄
Probably closer to holidays - right now kids are too busy with school and work
Btw, it's not necessary to sieve or cover with plastic.
And with my back I'm not cooking alone, nothing but simplest things (can't stand for prolonged time)
Good luck then for making it!
I would sieve it though if using real vanilla - bits taste awful
I just fish out the vanilla pod before adding the honey.
pod - yes, seeds is what can get lost
But I don't see why they'd advise to sieve it in the end...
also it's a "help-step" for when you have your pudding is a bit of uneven consistency
Huh, I didn't know.
probably because they don't take the pod (and seeds) out in the middle?
Ooh. Never thought about that 😄 It seemed so obvious to get rid of it after letting it infuse in the milk ^^
I keep the seeds though, I don't mind them, they're so tiny
And plastic is more for "nothing falls into it" than for anything else.
With kids around I would do just that without even any prompts
But not everyone likes that. 🤷♀️
I had assumed that plastic was for avoiding air contact, and preventing a thicker layer to form on the surface.
But how do you even manage to sieve out vanilla seeds? I'm curious. They're so small!
One of my boys can't stand quinoa and cuscus exactly for that reason - small grain, weird texture for him (not picky eater otherwise)
small, very small sieve!
pretty much cheese cloth or thin muslin
Wow, it must take forever
Yep.
Fine cooking is often time- and effort- consuming
That's why on regular week I stick to basic easy-go recipes
like pot roast, or pork loin roast, f.e.
Haha, that honey pudding is on my list of easy-go recipes, because if you don't mind the seeds, it's pretty quick! I'm still a bit surprised though, maybe we don't have the same kind of vanilla? Because the seeds of mine are so small that, if you'd keep your eyes closed, you'd never even feel that they're there, by the texture.
Possibly. Mine are the size of rice grains.
Woaaah O.O
Mine are... I don't know... The size of a speck of dust floating in a ray of sun?
I need to go learn about vanilla species now ^^
though usually I reserve real vanilla to holidays or special occasion cooking. other times - extract works just fine.
I use real vanilla for pudding exclusively, since the flavour really shines there; and extract for cakes and everything else.
I guess mine is a different specie - I was given a little jar of them as a gift, they do look a bit different from what I see in stores
But yeah - smell and flavor is... exeptional
Lucky you 😄
ikr?
I don't want to interrupt any convos, but I just wanted to share a cake I made!!
It's a lemon cake with strawberry filling and whipped creme frosting!! I made the roses on the top too!! (My sister helped make a few.)
That looks and sounds great!! I love how the Roses came out 😋
not as fancy as yours but I made my birthday cake yesterday as well🎂
Happy belated birthday 🎉
thank you🥰
What flavor??
chocolate cake and white chocolate/cream cheese icing
mmmmm!
So beautiful! O.O What are the roses made of?
Aw it looks so cute and sweet! 😄
Your icing looks beautiful. Is the recipe somewhere on the internet?
yes and no. I use a recipe for the idea but the exact amount of mine is adjusted for my given material: 250g cream cheese,1 table spoon sugar, 100g white chocolate, and 237 ml whipping cream. the pink color come from food coloring.
ohhh it looks really good tho happy birthday!! your cake looks so smooth!!
thanks !! I made them out of fondant. My childhood filled with playdough helped out 😤
Aha ^^
And in what order do you mix all that? You heat the cream, melt the chocolate in it, then add the cream cheese?
beat the room temperature cream cheese while melting the white chocolate with some cream over boiling water. when cream cheese has been beaten smooth, add melt chocolate beatn until smooth again, then add rest of the cream and mix well.
Thanks!
Salmon sashimi
Cheddar broccoli rice with corn added
that’s a cute recipe book. What’s the title?
I haven't tried that many from it yet, but the few I tried were good
I didn't know there was a TES cookbook that's so cool
Yeah 😄
Too cute to eat
I wonder how long it'd take to get fondues to set on these beauties? 
For it to be that smooth and thicc, shouldn't be too long
Wonder what they used to create the ears tho, like is there a donut piece over it or is it purely the icing?
I was guessing fondue that you can use to structure shapes. Or rice krispie although that's less likely
Looks cute and delicious
Calico cat cookies for my family's Christmas Cookie exchange! They're just simple sugar cookies with cocoa powder and black gel coloring.
Massive egg cake... Idk What The correct translation is
My gf would love these!
what cuisine is that👀
I think its called a omelet, its just a pan of egg with bacon on top
It was more than enough for 4 People
Quiche?
Way too fancy its judt The most basic form of a omelette ^^
I find it funny that in lots of countries people seem to consider quiche as a rather fancy dish, while here in France, it's a super basic thing, and rather old-fashioned. One of the typical go-to foods to make for a casual pot-luck and something your grandma would bake for informal family reunions... It's also sold as portion-sized "fast-food" (meaning it's already cooked and just needs warming up) in most bakeries.
I wonder what we consider fancy, which is viewed as a simple food in other parts of the world ^^
avocado
Here, we overcharge for Korean fried chicken
you all eat many good things and we Italians always eat pasta
Pasta is so good tho
Cant go wrong with carbs covered in cheese
Mmmm
If anyone needs an easy meal, Algio E Olio was a game changer for me. Super simple and so good. I like Babish' recipe, though i prefer to sub the olive oil with browned butter.
And I always add plenty of fresh grated parmesan or asiago or mizithra, of course.
"only eat pasta" literally what I wanna eat all the time. For us far away from Europe, your cheeses and olive oil costs a fortune😭
We dont use butter with pasta, when we are on diet we use to eat aglio, olio e peperoncino, oil and parmesan, or anchovies, cherry tomatoes, olives by sautéing oil, 1 clove of garlic and 3 anchovies to melt
but I prefer pasta with tomato sauce and pecorino cheese ahahah it was an everyday pasta when i came back from school
olive oil is high range in italy too dw
since covid its very expensive, pasta too
Satay
Went out to eat today. I have become poor but it is worth it.
Roast Chicken and veggies
Was thinking of makin whole roast chicken myself, what technique did u use on yours?
I put it on a bed of veggies with a liquid (I used a can of beer, but a stock or even water would probably work) in a Dutch oven. I put a compound butter under the skin and then roasted at 275F for 2.5-3 hours. I took the lid off the Dutch oven and finished under the broiler to give it some color
Hmm definitely gonna try this method. I'm also interested in making it following an Italia Squisita video, where they just dry roast the chicken in a Dutch oven without a veggie bed, liquid whatsoever just stuffed the chicken with aromatics etc and roast it for 45 min (gonna have to use a smaller bird than urs) , but u have to turn it every 15 mins and for every turn you baste it liberally with the fat that's rendered
That sounds way more labor-intensive but I bet the skin is much crispier. This is good if you want something that can take care of itself.
Yep, but just flipping it and basting it for 2-3 times is not that labor intensive I'd imagine lol
Malted chocolate cookies with crushed peppermint bark
For a work holiday cookie exchange
Sop Iga Sapi / oxtail soup.
One of Indonesian best dishes 👍
Homemade menchi Katsu and Tartar sauce, shirataki noodles and miso soup
Afternoon tea 
Hi y'all! Maybe someone from south-east Asia will be able to help with this one?
I've been to a Christmas market in France yesterday, and they were selling, among a bunch of cookies advertised as "homemade" (I believe the sellers had a bakery), the biscuits shown on the picture below (picture taken from the internet, but the biscuits looked exactly like that). They sold them under the name of "marguerites" (literally daisies). I found them really pretty, and when I went on the internet to find a recipe for them (especially for how to make that shape: specific mold...?), surprise: absolutely NO result! After a bit of digging around, I found this one brand, "Moore", that seems to sell these very biscuits, but it's only available in France by importing it directly through malaysian websites (as far as I understood).
... Very suspicious regarding the "homemade" part ^^ If I wanted to scam my customers, I'd also pick merchandise hard to obtain and virtually unknown in my country!
So here is my question: what is this biscuit exactly? Just a thing this brand made up, or a food one can cook at home by having the proper tools and techniques? And if so, would anyone be able to point me towards the recipe? 🙂
Hey, so I'm from Malaysia and although I rarely buy or eat this cookie, I certainly remember seeing them a LOT so I tried looking them up for you, but unfortunately I can't find a recipe for them, the results only end up giving links on which shop to buy them from.
I also tried looking for a specific name but most of the stores just advertise it as 'Biskut Coklat Labu' (directly translates to Biscuit Chocolate Pumpkin [I assume the pumpkin part is the shape of the cookie, not sure if there's actual pumpkin involved in the recipe])
Sorry I wish I could help out more but so far this is all the info I could find 🥲
Thanks a lot for your help and your research! 👍🌟😊 I guess it's just an industrial thing then, and there's no easy (or moderately difficult) way to reproduce the look of them at home.
(I can't believe the nerve of these market sellers here ^^' For context, it's a region where there's a BIG tradition of Christmas cookies, and people pride themselves in baking heaps of lovely and delicious ones...)
I remember my grandma would bake something similar, but it was back in Ukraine, and very, very long time ago. And she would make them only for holidays - it's very time-consuming.
I can't provide the recipe, but what I remember:
She would make cookie dough - one batch of vanilla and one chocolate. Then she would cut them in thin stripes and arrange on the cookie sheet like chrysanthemum flowers, alternating vanilla and chocolate "petals". Then - put half a nut (we usually had walnuts) in the middle, or candied fruit. Then - wrap petals around the filling and pinch them together at the top.
She usually didn't like me and my cousin sister hanging around kitchen when she would cook, but for this one we were required to participate - she would cut and place, we would fill and wrap.
Obviously, they had to be done in small-ish batches (otherwise dough gets too warm), so it was like a conveyor - cut-place-wrap-bake one sheet, then start another. But at least dough could be made in advance and refrigerated.
btw, if any of you saw polymer clay art videos - I can imagine it be done like that. Make a log out of vanilla and chocolate dough so it will have that pattern on the end - then cut and bake.
But that also wouldn't be easy...
Oh, interesting! Thanks for explaining! So the "petals" were brought above the nut then? Sort of folded in half to rejoin on the top of the nut?
Yes, like that.
That's a cool method!
The petal method makes the most sense I think! And it would be nice to have a chocolate wrapped nut inside so when it bakes, the chocolate inside gets all melted and gooey 
Speaking of Christmas cookies... I did my part ^^ Vanilla kipferl; hedgehogs butter cookies with chopped hazelnut inside and melted chocolate / chocolate sprinkles outside; mini lemon pies; cinnamon & almond stars with sugar glaze; and chocolate-filled biscuits, colored and shaped for Christmas ^^!
those look wonderful!
Agreed! I wish I could make cookies that look that good haha
The hedgehogs look so cute 🥺 I love them
Thanks 😊 I almost feel too guilty to eat them ^^
Aand today a Christmas dessert 🙂
It's not difficult, just time-consuming ^^'
that looks good! how long have you been baking?
More or less ten years ^^ Baby steps though, that's just a hobby ^^
This looks super good, What and how?
Anyone here into homemade ramen/ramen heads in general?
This here's a gyukotsu ramen with shoyu tare
Soup = beef oxtail, bone marrow, neck bones, and a couple of chicken wings
Tare = shoyu that's infused with dried anchovies and dried squid
Finishings = Korean mayak eggs, oxtail trimmings that's marinated in tare, pickled shallots and bok choy
Sounds absolutely delicious.
Def one of those arduous recipes but when they come together beautifully its the most satisfying thing ever
The soup
Cranverry orange cheesecake I made and had for Christmas. It was amazing, and I usually don't like to brag about my own food 😅
I loove buttery crumbs, like that you seem to have a 50/50 ratio on the crumbs and cheese cake. Looks tasty!
A while back I had the fortune of being given the opportunity to try omakase, and this was my favourite dish. It's Ankimo, which is monkfish liver, and despite not enjoying eating organs, this was absolutely delicious.
So like idk where to put this because its more of a meme but everytime i play Coral Island this song gets stuck in my head XD I could put it in music but its food related haha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0AOGeqOnFY
Slight mistake in the video, this version is not sung by the Smokey Mountain band, but performed by the San Miguel Master Chorale of 2004. Of course, written non other by the legendary Mr. Ryan Cayabyab!
Enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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Matcha latte with boba ☺️
Top left is baked cabbage (my favorite), bottom left is black eye peas over rice, right are tamales
New favorite winter drink: one part egg liqueur, two parts (really good) white grape juice, and a dash of vanilla extract. Warm up (keep under 65°C). Serve in a clay cup, enjoy 😄
It tastes like liquid cookie dough (ok, it does not SOUND appetizing but it's great 😄 )
I sell risoles mayo mozzarella for a living
I just learnt how to make a new kind of biscuit and they look so darn cute 💖
they look like some weird jelly donut hybrid
they look so good 👀
Omggggg you guys are such amazing cooks 😍
My #1 cookie to bake, Sablé Breton cookies aka French butter cookies. Appropriately named sablé cause when u bite into it it crumbles like sand but full of butter flavor🧈
Looks delicious! The recipe is online?
thanks! It's from
材料は下記にあります。
The ingredients are listed below.
【材料:9個分】6cmセルクル型
★クックパッドはこちら→https://cookpad.com/recipe/6695142
無塩バター 120g
グラニュー糖 55g
塩 2.5g
卵黄 1個分
アーモンドプードル 65g
ラム酒 大さじ1/2
バニラオイル 5-6滴
薄力粉 120g
ベーキングパウダー 1g
※ラム酒とバニラは省略可です
■ドリュール(塗り卵)
卵黄 1個分
水 小さじ1/2
【ingredients: 9 pieces】6 cm / 2.36 inches diameter
★COOKPAD(US)→https://cookpad.com/us/recipe...
Use ur best, high quality butter that you could find! And u can omit using the circles too ofc but u won't get that cute cylindrical look
Thanks! They look like they have a great texture. I'll try them as soon as I get circles ^^
Funnily I'm french, but haven't found a proper recipe for these yet ^^ (well... I haven't looked for it especially either, but let's say that over the years I've never stumbled upon a convincing one ^^) That looks like the fates telling me IT IS TIME, CHILD
Congrats, in any case, for making something so close to the original picture ^^
The French recipes I found they don't often use circles, first time I tried this cookie was in Japan so I thought that it was suppose to look like that lol
The store-bought ones are neat and circle-shaped 🙂
Maybe they flatten a bit if not maintained by the circle?
Also maybe it conducts heat differently like that
Can I ask, it's usually known as galette bretonne there, is that the correct naming?
Yep!
Well, actually
These would be more "palets bretons"
"Galettes bretonnes" would be more like...
Yea if you use the circle it will transfer heat evenly to the sides to, so you get that nice toasty layer
This is more of a galette!
Flatter, with flower edges 🙂
It's basically the same type, the palets are just thicker, and a bit less crunchy
Cause when I enter galette bretonne in Google most of the recipe that come out is a pancake with some type of filling lol
Ah yeah 😄 There are two things named "galette" in Bretagne, the biscuit (if you look for "galette bretonne biscuit" you'll find it on Google), and the buckwheat pancake, which is probably even more emblematic of Bretagne than the biscuit ^^
Aah I see, that makes sense. Love both of them too 🙂
Lets not forget the Kouign Aman ... A breton delicacy made of butter and sugar. And a little bit of flour 🤣
Aw yeah 😄
And butter?
You get it !
Omg just looked up Bretagne, that's where the town Brest reside so I guess Paris Brest came from there too
Yes, it's a race
You guys have the best sweets everr
The cake was made in honour of it somewhen
One thing you need to know about french pastries = BUTTER
There's always butter involved somewhere.
I would loove to make kouign amann, but making a puff pastry from scratch is just a bit too advanced for moi
For me too X) I've been making sweets for a loooong time and that remains my Nemesis XD It's one of these things which is not hard to make, but very difficult to make RIGHT
I made puff pastry once. I ended up making bearnaise sauce in the end because it pissed me off. XD
^^
Aww don't worry, with practice and tenacity we'll be able to make them one day!
I've given up, unless someone teaches me one day, and I can observe the whole process from beginning to end, with hands-on advice ^^
had pho for the first time :3 and there was an egg roll in a spring roll called a double roll which id never heard of lol it looked good
I’ve not been cooking as much this last year due to work hours and health issues, but I’m finally starting to cook a little more again. Brown rice, pea soup with greens and Portuguese sausage, and scrambled egg.
It looks so tasty O.O I kind want to make the same tonight now ^^ But I have mushroom soup to finish...
Love it.
i don't know what those are but they look good
that, non-German (European?) person, is Toffifee, one of Germany's most beloved chocolate
hmm those are good
ooo
Hot cider looks so pretty when you make it 🙂
(of course, it's less pretty when it has been heating up for half an hour ^^)
Haven’t cooked in so long but was craving some this…so here’s my attempt at a very cheesy southwestern hash. It was yummy 😋
Ok, so, I made something that looked like your pea soup with what I had on hand! Would you tell me what you put in yours now?
Mine has "broken peas" (dried green peas), smoked sausage, parsnip, spinach and chives!
It's not bad, but lacks a bit of fullness somehow. Yours looks creamier 🙂
Mine had dried yellow peas, onions, celery, sausage, arugula, and some herbs and spices.
Ah yeah, I put celery too. Ok, thanks for the answer! 😊
It was a bit thicker than yours though and cooked till many of the peas broke down.
I didn't originally add the sausage and the arugula. I just did that when reheating some the next day to add some more flavor and fresher veggies.
Yeah, I should probably have started with precooking the peas a bit ^^
Our photographer bakes and owns a cafe. He came with these caramel apple cakes to our offline event yesterday ✨
THEYRE SO CUUUUTE
Loove mini entremets like those! Especially if the cross section have lotsa layers
The King of tofu dishes, mapoo🔥🔥
Brownie time!
I made this too😛
Hells yeaa that looks awesome! this on top of a steaming perfectly cooked white rice and I'm in heaven
a massive amount of rice for sure
Spicy Shoyu Ramen, very thick broth. probably my fav ramen so far!
You sure that's shoyu? Shoyu usually has a clear soup and darker brownish color due to the shoyu.. Looks more like tonkotsu or toripaitaん
yes, it is toripaitan ramen shoyu in spicy
Ah OK that naming makes sense, cause if u just said shoyu ramen the image that pops into mind is ofc the brown clear soup ramen, the shoyu tare being the main thing, they usually just make a clear soup where they simmer the bones&trimmings gently, ultimately highlighting the shoyu flavor. But I think toripaitan shoyu highlights the toripaitan more and ofc you can flavor it w different kinds of tare (shoyu, shio miso etc)
I was craving rice crackers but I finished my last bag this morning and didn’t feel like driving to the store tonight for more, so now I have sweet potato chips with furikake I guess? I’m nothing if not creative at using what I have available.
And we have brunch.
Huh... Is it chocolate? In the same plate as sausage? 😱
Yes.
Brown rice, eggs, sausage, banana, star fruit, chocolate, and macadamia nuts.
And coffee.
So much fruit to use up. I should have brought more cash when I went to the farmers market though. They had some fresh durian that smelled really good but I’d have had to go to an ATM and come back. Maybe next time.
Looks delicious! What kind of sausage is that?
You should put these in a keg, might produce good wine or something
Made banana foster bread pudding (and bacon)!
oo that looks good!
Mmmm, I keep wanting to learn how to make bread pudding.
go try golden geisha ramen in jogja 🤤🤤 it's good but maybe not as good as seirock ya
How do you guys like your shaved ice? For me it's gotta have nata de coco and palm seeds no matter the flavor
For me it's Japanese kakigori cause they really do make a gourmet stuff out of this lol. light airy texture of shaved ice (similar to that of veery soft snow), doesn't melt quickly, with thick syrup and maybe a filling or topped with cream. These are just the ones I had that I looved
Those look amazing
OOOOHH!!! I typically can't eat shaved ice (sensitive teeth will do that), but these look so good!
i wanna try one of those so badd 😩
Reasonably these are popular in the middle of summer's heat but ppl have them all year round including winter lol cause they tend to change menus with the season and kakigori enthusiasts don't wanna miss a seasonal menu lol, also there's always a line snaking outside the store if you go to the popular ones
made myself a cup of terquila sunrise🍹
beef teppan from gokana. I feel like in idul adha already lol 🤣
ooo 👀
had kbbq for birthday dinner.
made tiramisu for the first time. Not look as good as the store bought one but it does taste exactly the same from the recipe I learned
Oh nice!
an individual pierce I had tonight😛
I'm working on a cookbook. Check out my sukiyaki!
That looks DELICIOUS
It looks awesome 😮
ty ty! It was very tasty! I;m pleased with the photo too, it captured the steam still rising from it
Homemade bread 🥰
Ahh smell of freshly baked bread😋 what kind? Is it challah, brioche or?
Challah! I make it every Friday for Shabbat 😊
No wonder the braids are perfect
Out of spaghetti, so here's a Capellini meatballs
Haven't had shabu shabu in ages 
Eyyy awesome
Get dat proteiiiiin
Made some pulled pork nachos the other day
Wow did you eat the whole thing? Looks great!
@half prism toooo much Green 😂🫶 but looks awesome!
It was for me and my husband but there were definitely leftovers
Haha. My husband and I are big cilantro fans
Wanted some dessert and was tired of the usual. I made a raisin tamale, cooked in damp paper towels in the microwave. I wish I’d had more butter but it came out better than I expected for microwaving instead of steaming. Much faster cook time too.
Been a rough couple of weeks so I treated myself :3
shabu2 at home for two
Thanks! And go for it, it's always a good idea
Old gouda and macadamia moonshine among grading school tests...
FOR ANYONE UNAWARE, NEXT WEEKEND (11 March) IS CORAL ISLAND UNOFFICIAL PANCAKE DAY. POST PANCAKES TO CELEBRATE.
Cruffins
(one is already missing ahahaha)
Homemade monkey bread… my family is happy 😂
oooh, how do you make that?
Not sure if you’re asking about mine or Kateng’s but this is the recipe for monkey bread ☺️
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/272308/monkey-bread-from-scratch/
Haha, no shame! I’ve had it that way too! This is definitely a little more work but it’s worth it imo 😊
oh it's definitely good with biscuit dough, i'd just love to try it from scratch heh.
had mochi bubble waffle and yummy bubble teas! super super tasty!
Hi all! First time posting, nice to meet you all here.
Had half loaf of few days old white bread sitting in my kitchen, and didn't want to toss it out. So I decided to make a simple bread & butter pudding for the family. 😄
I made my leftover toast into a custard bread pudding as well
My cinnamon rolls' fluffiness can't be contained
Aaah they look awesome!
PANCAKE DAYYYYYYYY
It's very satisfying when the biscuits turn out exactly like the recipe (minus the sprinkle of salt on top because wtf)
Today I wanted to eat a croissant. So I went to a place that sells a croissant. And I bounght a croissant. And I returned home with the croissant. And then I ate the croissant.
Love the savory taste from this baked cheese garlic truffle croissant I eat during my short stay in Bali. Really want to go there again in my next visit. 🧀🥐
Looks so good! And identical! A special kind of satisfying
As for the salt, some ppl like that punch of flavor that it gives, including moi :p
Same! I love a chocolate chip cookie sprinkled with a bit of salt too 🥰
Strange people you are 😆
What a perfect name you have, btw 😄
Aww thanks!
I've made a few disastrous brioches myself
I feel kinship with failed pastries
Hahaha it came up when I was going to pastry school. My thinking was more taking brioches and tossing them at people to create chaos 🤣🤣
Look at my failed macarons (were still pretty tasty)
Which you can totally do with failed pastries 😄 DOUBLE CALAMITY
Yasssssss!!! Double the chaos!!!
They are like whoopie pies?!
As long as they taste good its a win lol
The merengue deflated completely so they're flat yeah
Homemade chicken noodle soup
Texas BBQ for a whole table:
Never have I ever wanted tj stuff my mouth full of meat so baddd it looks absolutely delicious!
very delishis
Pork and fish fried rice.
tws
Nice
Homemade cinnamon rolls from a couple weeks ago. I’m still trying to work on getting them perfectly even but I’m getting better!
I had never heard about mooncakes before this game, but now I wanna make them sooo bad they looks o good 8w8
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chicken schnitzel with curry and rice🍛
🤤
I've recently learnt how to make schnitzels. My german boyfriend left his country to come live with me abroad, so I make the dishes he misses ^^
But today is cookie day!
Hazelnut cookies to the left (with hazelnut butter, hazelnut oil and various chopped nuts), and chocolate chip cookies to the right (a "flat" recipe for gooey center and crispy edges)!
Thought I’d add my photos
Recipe for the hazelnut cookies pretty pls🥺 looks so good
We've been graced with the precense of chef Remi from ratatouille guys. Looks delicieux Chef!
Missing good oden places, decided to make one myself. This is Toumeshi, a silk tofu that's simmered low and slow in tare liquid around 1 hour, then let marinate again in the fridge overnight. Paired with rice that's cooked with houjicha tea for a roasty flavor which blends the tofu and rice into 1 umami bomb dish
The tofu looks delicious!!!
Cherry-lime shave ice with homemade syrup, topped with pistachios.
Breakfast tart, Carrot Cake, and Chocolate Reeses Cookie butter donuts
Looks delicious!!
Ah yes, carrot cake! I just made one (with no pictures), and totally did not eat over 1/3 of it. <.<
I am glad that people like it though, since I use Black Walnuts instead of English Walnuts on it.
What’s the difference between black and English walnuts?
Is it a flavor profile difference too…?
Yeah, more... earthy?
Also, Black walnuts are a pain to crack. English walnuts have a nice, "break it with your hands" kind of shell. Black walnuts will break your hammer as you try to smash them.
I used pecans instead of walnuts and Crasins instead of raisins
I also use coffee extract too
its nothin fancy, but excited abt it, my old electric dough-blender doohickey straight up exploded on me, but got a new one for my birthday. And its Great :3
MMM what do you use for scoring? I bought a fancy curved blade but it sticks and shreds raw dough :<
I got these nice kitchen knives for christmas a few years agon8w8 i just use that
At work we use razorblades tho
Tell me if you don't read french, I'll translate it
Thanks! See a lot of recipes in french, so the ingredients I can read. Unless there's a special/unique procedure in the text on the right? Would love to know
The one special thing is about the butter. You need to cook it in a pot on low flame until it turns brown in colour, foams, and starts smelling like hazelnut. It takes about 5 minutes. Careful, because when it starts browning, it's then extremely quick in turning to burnt (a bit like caramel, you need to keep your eyes on it). When it reaches the proper colour, you need to transfer it in something else to stop the cooking. You can use a small sieve, to catch the foam. Then let it cool down a few minutes before adding it to the rest.
Otherwise it's fairly simple: mix the dry ingredients (except the nuts); then add the wet ingredients (with the egg being pre-beaten). Then the nuts chopped in big pieces.
Cook in the pre-heated oven at 180°C for about 15mn.
It says to make 65g balls of dough; I never do, I find that way too big. But you then need to adapt the cooking time.
And should you not be familiar with the distinction vergeoise / cassonade:
Cassonnade: partly refined cane sugar, that still retains some of the molasses.
Vergeoise: refined beet sugar, to which has been added some kind of caramelized sugar syrup. Should it not be available in your country, you can just use muscovado/rapadura (fully unrefined cane sugar, dark brown, with all the molasses in). The point here is to use a flavourful sugar, not some bland white sugar that only sweetens; and also for the sugar to be not entirely crystallized: the texture of the cookies will benefit from the sticky molasses / syrup.
... As far as my sugar knowledge goes 😄 If someone spots rubbish in what I say, please correct me!
Thanks for the explanation! I get it now, the recipe's idea to use caramelized and browned stuff for an immense depth of flavor
Don't have hazelnut oil tho, might sub w a bit of toasted sesame oil since nutty is the overall theme here
Also since they're asking for brown butter, does it say exactly what the amount of it should be mixed in? Is it that 125 gr in the text? Since different butters have different moisture content, don't wanna put too little/too much. Usually if I brown the butter I use often it'll reduce by 20-30 grams, so I'll be mixing in 100 grams of brown butter if following the recipe lol
Yep, you got it! It says in the text to add 125g (you're supposed to melt 130-135g, so that accounts for the reducing). However I've always been lazy about it, and added all of what's left after browning, without weighing. It worked so far ^^
Yeah, I assume it would work!
Made fancy salad with chicken for dinner tonight.
There was a cherry blossom festival this weekend and an amazing local wagashi confectioner had their goods there!!
Tasting History cookbook came in!
Can’t wait to eat food again lol. Been on a liquid/purée diet since my surgery and I’m so ready to taste solid food again. Love looking through all these pics 
With spring, fruits are returning, and so are SMOOTHIES 😄
Oooo yay thank you! I will happily curl up with it. Maybe I make some hot cocoa tonight 😊
Always save time, money and room for dessert, including for this sweet little fluffy poffertjes here. It tastes so good, even I need to pinch my cheeks to make me realize it's real,not a dream. 🧡💛
ah those are a delight
I want poffertjes 😦 Mmm is that butter in the middle btw? 🤩
Yes, it was. Butter and icing sugar are the best ones to add while eating them together. 
I'm enlightened now, okay gonna use butter next time I have puffertjes!
So I took this quiz on buzzfeed (my family and I are moving up near Atlanta) and this is what I got
Tbh I'm not sure about any of these... :/ maybe the first two and the pork one further down the list idk
Feels like it’s been a thousand years since I last made pozole, but it’s nice to have after an especially bad day today.
looks so good!!
what a delicious breakfast😩😩
Is that cinammon roll? looks delicious 😭
The mug is also so cute and the plate too!
it was called a ‘bear claw’! it tasted a bit like honey and there was sesame seeds i’m not sure how to explain it haha😅
aww thanks! my mom collects them!
Interesting name! Ohhhhh honey and sesame seeds, that's bound to delicious 🤤
Bear Claws are delicious, they usually have a almond filling and topped with almonds but there are many varieties! I used to make them when I worked for Panera.
Made this for class. Everything was made from scratch. It is an all vegan Blueberry cheesecake with vegan granola crust and Blueberry Coulis!
ARE YOU IN CULINARY SCHOOL? (pardon my caps lock, I have a really big appreciation for cooks 😍) Looks super pretty and delicious 😍
Yes I am currently in Culinary school for International baking and pastry. I have so many pictures!
Currently in my first bread baking class at the moment. I just learned how to make bagels two days ago, these were my attempt.
Ohhhh looks like a good attempt! You can share recipes and your cooking picture here 🤩 I love foods
Perfect! I love sharing my photos so that I may get feedback on presentation so I can develop those skills better, so I greatly appreciate any and all feedback!
this looks amazing do you have a recipe?
Not really, mainly ingredients bought from a Japanese supermarket; shabu2 meat, innards, tofu, shirataki noodles, mushrooms. The only thing we cooked was the shabu2 soup, which was stock with base of kombu and katsuobushi, then add miso paste diluted with sake and mirin, seasoned with soy sauce
Made koshi-an from scratch (strained smooth sweet red bean paste) and enjoyed it with these tiny homemade bread that's toasted and a slab of room temp butter. Was so good the sweetness from the koshi-an was just perfect paired with the crunchy toast as vessel
I heard sweet red bean paste and butter combination is heavenly 😍
And here's the koshi-an and nama-an (raw starch from the red bean)
So true! There's no other combo like it
YUMMM!!
Ohhh what do you normally eat it with?
Most common use is for anpan, soft white bread with the bean paste as filling
Ohhhh yum!
Which I also baked cause I made lots of the koshi-an lol but personally I prefer it on toast
Looks pretty yummy, also the toast version😍 Also, have to give props for the presentation! Wood and Plants always make me instantly calm and like it 🙂
Tonight’s dinner ☺️
Ur just mad that it’s delish
what am I looking at😐
Thank u kindly:) flattered you like it
Looks...healthy
I love peas.
jollibee
probably my favourite fast food fried chicken. they also have the best pie imo.
🍑peach cobbler for Sunday
she's beautiful 😍
Looks so good! Definitely Spring/Summer vibe with peach cobbler ❤️
What a perfect crust
A thing I like after having guests, is that you get to enjoy all the delicious leftovers of the stuff you cooked for them... So tonight is port and mushroom soup, honey and vanilla cream, and brownie 😊
Layered pasta bake
finger, or carrot? 😄
It's a medical mystery 🤔
Not the prettiest portion, but here's my lunch today: tuna risotto.
Vegetables and fish, it was supposed to be pork but the bag in the freezer was labeled wrong
Quite in keeping with the spirit of the game - home made raspberry jam, using fruit from my garden 😄
That's an older pic - I don't have one of the huge batch I made more recently, where I got 9 or 10 jars of jam, and a bottle and a half of raspberry vodka out of 2kg of fruit 😄
I don't have any meaningful contributions, but I was given a small block of cheese today as a snack
Huzzah for cheese
Since thanks to Coral Island I've heard of new dishes that I haven't seen before, does anyone have a cool serabi or cenil recipes? 👀 Or kue lapis??
I'd rather ask people here than search up on the internet, because I have no idea if I'll find the right one :"D
This made me giggle. Most ppl on here is showing off what sophisticated things they ate/made, you're like here's a block of cheese i was given 🤣 love it
A good rule of thumb is to just search the name of the dish on YouTube and see the most viewed one. Or if you want what the locals see just translate recipe to the apt language, in this case resep serabi, cenil etc and hope they have eng translation or subtitles😂
Made a kek, carrot kek🥕🥕
The candied carrots and walnuts,perfumed with ginger topping gives it that extra flavor and texture and makes it soo good and worth the extra step
A fellow bakery student! I'm finishing my year long course at the end of the month, so just working on my thesis now ^^ but these are my favourite cakes I've made during the year ^^
I'm not Jewish but I have always loved when my old neighbor who is Jewish. They were willing to share how to make babka and challah. I made chocolate espresso babka and my first challah
I am a bread lover so this looks awesome.
I made dinner tonight for the fam 🤤👌
Baked orange ginger rabbit, with a side of rice.
It was amazing!
that bread looks amazing ❤️
Baked mac n cheese with homemade cheese sauce
First try at cinnamon rolls
Baked mac and cheese is the best thing in the whole world my aunt makes the best ever
I've decided to make lunches for the foster kids to take to school once we move like these
Family fudge is good for ideas
Thank you for sharing all the delicious food picture 😍
I didn’t take a picture but grilled peanut butter sandwiches (cut into triangles OBVIOUSLY) dipped in homemade strawberry jam. Do with that information what you will
I think I’ve done that once or twice but more often it’s pancakes or crepes or other pan-fried flat bread spread with peanut butter and fruit, honey, maple syrup, or jam. Best when you add the peanut butter while they’re still hot and the peanut butter sort of melts a little.
If you want to go really wild with it, roll peanut butter and jam in a fresh paratha. Flaky, buttery pastry perfection.
I made pancakes last night and drizzled honey on it when the strawberry jam!! I’ll have to try that paratha!!
It's really hot here, around 32 degrees celcius. So, I bought something to chill out as refreshment, which was this sweet shaved ice dessert with various toppings on it such as chocolate ice cream, choco crunchy cereals, egg pudding, mini marshmellow, sweet rice balls and black pearls sprinkled with chocolate condensed milk. A sweet refreshing dessert that is perfect to eat during this hot summer. Please remember to stay hydrated, climate change is real.
🍧🍮🍦
Coming to this channel at 4am was a mistake because now I'm super hungry and can't get up 😩😩🤤 but now I want to get back into cooking.
Ooooh add banana maybe change the jam to blackberry I like blackberry jam best 😆
I’ll make some blackberry jam in your honor! Lol
Niiiice
Potato mash, cheese sauce, omelet, and beetroot ❤️ A delicious dinner!
Dug out a couple of old pics. Lemon and Lime, and Chocolate and Vanilla battenberg cakes. They're a bit wonky (I don't claim to be a baker 😄 ) but they tasted great.
so fun! is it still marzipan on the outside?
Fondant icing on these, as I made them for a friend who doesn't like marzipan (I'm sure we all know strange people like that 😄 )
I’m with your friend!
there's even people who like almonds but don't like marzipan
That would be me. There’s just something about marzipan that I just can’t stand.
Already tried homemade one? It's day and night, compared to most of the store-bought stuff
Yes, my mum used to make it. It’s just one of those things I just don’t like.
Haven't played the game in a while, just waiting for the 1.0 release. But does anyone know if they have a Laksa recipe in the game? Hope they have it, cause I loove Laksa🦐
Broth made from the aromatics in the photo and shrimp+clam+kombu stock
This was from a couple weeks back but I don’t remember seeing much Polynesian food here, so here’s some chicken luau over brown rice.
I hope you guys would be able to taste klepon someday. it's made from sticky rice flour and green coloring, liquid palm sugar filling, and savory shredded coconut topping.
if the klepons are just recently steamed, the sugar filling is so hot it can burn your tongue.
they're so tasty and cheap here in java. it's what our mom bought every morning from the market, known generally as jajan pasar or market snacks.
can't contain my excitement knowing klepon is featured in the game.
if I'm not wrong the green color should come from pandam leaves originally.
Tonight's super tasty and hecking filling dinner! Shrimp and mixed veggies with a garlic/basil pesto alfredo served over pasta penne!
It's a super fast and easy meal! Hit me up if you would like the recipe
It would be cool if you could post the recipe, yeah! 😊
1-2 lbs (approx) shrimp, shelled and deveined
2 bags of a frozen winter veggie blend (broccoli, cauliflower, carrots)
garlic (How ever much you like)
1 box pasta penne
2 jars alfredo (We used the Bertolli Basil Pesto and a regular alfredo)
4 tbsp of butter
I suggest using an electric skillet if you have one for this, but it is possible on stovetop as well.
On a medium heat, pour in the two bags of frozen veggies and add the butter. Cover and steam for the time being. Boil the water for your pasta. If you purchased frozen shrimp, take this time to thaw them under the sink's tap.
After 5 minutes, stir the frozen veggies. Add garlic to desired amount. Cover and continue steaming.
Once water is boiling, drop the pasta and stir. Keep an eye on it. Most brands take between 10-12 minutes to reach al dente.
If your shrimp are fully thawwed, remove the tails (if they're not already removed) and add in with veggies.
Please note that if you are using raw shrimp, they need to be cooked thoroughly to avoid food poisoning. Cooking times will vary on the size and weight of the shrimp purchased. We purchased pre-cooked shrimp for this meal.
Add alfredo sauce and stir to mix. Cover and let sit for 3-5 mins to let the shrimp warm through.
Drain pasta. If you have enough room in the pan/skillet/pot, I recommend tossing the pasta in with the alfredo without rinsing once it's drained. I also reserve a ladle-full of the pasta water to incorporate into the sauce for better adhesion to the pasta.
Thanks a lot! 🙂
no, it's from suji leaves. suji leaves makes the color green. pandan doesn't make any color, but it makes them fragrant
Here’s a sweet treat I made. It’s a whipping cream pound cake.❤️
The top is crunchy and that’s where all the flavors are usually the most intense🤭
made this on the weekend. just like how I want it to be. a rough translation of its name is "8 treasure rice cake".
OHHHHHH is that sweet or savory alex?
sweet. besides raisin there is my homemade red bead paste and Chinese date at the bottom😛. I add rose water infused syrup as a light touch when served.
savory version exist but the ingredients are very different. I'll post it when I finally make it
Wow, that looks good!
Made some homemade Alfredo this week. It needs something but I’m not sure what! It was yummy but I’m so scared of over salting or over seasoning but… so delicious 🤤
watched across the spiderverse for the umpteenth time and was inspired to make beef empanadas cause maybe frowny grumpy 💙daddy Miguel❤️ would be a lot more chill if he'd just eaten some lol
Argentine empanadas with minced beef seasoned with paprika, chilli, and cumin, diced bell pepper, olives and hard boiled eggs
comfort food ❤️
WAAAAAA looks very hearty 🤤 over here we have a similar dish called 'Pastel' and I might order that for snacks now!
Glad it could inspire you! 🥰
Halohalo!
And here's some tacos and fancy chicken and waffles I got in San Antonio, Texas!
OOHHHHH The tacos looks awesome, also that crispy chicken 🤤
I had so much fun playing the Coral Island game that I became interested in Indonesian food, so I went to an Indonesian restaurant in Japan three times!
・Beer Bintang
・Nasi Campur Padang
・Lumpia Goreng
・PECEL LELE
・MIE AYAM
・GULAI AYAM
・TEMPE GORENG
・Dawet Ayu
The most delicious was PECEL LELE.
Also, Dawet Ayu♡
It was a perfect dessert for hot weather.
I ate Indonesian food for the first time, but everything is very delicious. Best Indonesian food!
Pecel lele is my fave toooo ❤️
Happy eid al-adha! 
happy eid al adha! I made beef rendang, ofc this pic is from google bcs) I and my bf eat 3 portions each they're barely there anymore.
I still have around 3.5kg of raw beef I have lists of recipe I wish to make!
Made blueberry and Nutella rolls,pepperoni rolls, bbq chicken pizza, homemade burger buns and made a Mike's hot honey chicken sandwich 😁
nasi goreng - rendang sapi (beef rendang - fried rice) with shrimp crackers and herbed tempeh.
it's lacking cucumber and tomato because I barely eat them lol (I don't eat tomato raw, only cooked). and there's no sunny side egg because the eggs were scrambled inside the fried rice.
bon appetite! come to my place I'll cook this for you, you're gonna come for more!
I cooked them with the help of my bf lol @wintry marsh
Is that fried rice with bits of beef rendang in it? I never knew that was a thing before and now I’m tempted to try it, but I’ve already got a whole chicken simmering for pozole today so I guess I’ll have to do that another time.
I guess if I’m going to mention it I should post a photo now that it’s done. Blue corn and chicken pozole.
Was gifted a bunch of Indonesian vanilla beans, naturally baked them to sweets that highlight them so well! canelés, marble cake, flan pastry and gâteau basque
With all this lovely food, wouldn't it be nice if there was an actual Coral Island cookbook? 😏👌 That way we could try out the dishes from the game. I have the WoW cookbook and love certain recipes from it ❤️
I could give you recipe from youtube, but some ingredients might be a lot easier to find in Indonesia only
yes! I make them again today. the beef bites is so chef kiss
I can share a couple of my Thai grandma's recipes but unfortunately a lot kf the measurements are 'taste it to make sure its right '
Hello eveyonee!!! Just joined this discord channel I am so glad I found this I've been trying to find an easy to follow klepon recipe since I saw it in the game does anyone have a recipe with metric measuring system and easy to find ingredients in the middle east
there's english sub and written english recipe too. it's actually quite easy ingredients, but idk if middle east have pandan essence/flavor, coconut flesh and milk, and also aren brown sugar/javanese brown sugar
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00:00 : intro
01:18 : persiapan bahan (prepping the ingredients)
01:50 : kukus kelapa parut (steam the grated coconut)
02:43 : parut dan bentuk gula jawa (grate and shape the palm sugar)
04:04 : membuat adonan klepon (making Kl...
Making lavender lemonade 😁
thank you so much I might have to ask my friends in Indonesia to send some of the ingredients
Oh man those look mouthwatering! The color on the meat🤤



