what does this meal look like to you?

>>21401188 (OP)
desperation

>>21401188 (OP)
Cabbage, hot dogs, and corn.

>>21401188 (OP)
Seeing as how you're eating out of the pan, by how little kielbasa is left, >>21401192 is fairly accurate.
Why did you think sauteeding corn kernels would help this sad, dry kraut meal?

you're probably very poor

>>21401192
wrong. I'm a man full of beliefs
>>21401193
right... now why did I cook this meal the way I did?
>>21401196
many popular recipes are born from accidents and experiments

Is it good?
My tongue says it's tasty

>>21401209
>many popular recipes are born from accidents and experiments
and how did that work out for you, hm?
(was I somewhat close at what you were going for? It looks like when I saute a chunked kielbasa in kraut with brown mustard and a little broth, but you substituted canned corn instead of mustard and liquid)

>>21401200
yea ur right
>>21401213
contrary to it's look, it's actually a flavor bomb
>>21401219
I found another way to make goyslop in 5 minutes while still contain sufficient nutrients. I used east asian spicing this time btw

>>21401188 (OP)
why is the corn translucent? did the manufacturer forget to add tartrazine to it or what?

>>21401209
>many popular recipes are born from accidents and experiments
by people who knew how to cook

>>21401188 (OP)
It looks soggy. Sauerkraut would have been better than pan steaming your cabbage. I would brown the corn in leftover sausage grease with some evoo.

>>21401209
>now why did I cook this meal the way I did?

Some combination of stupidity, financial instability, and not knowing how to cook a proper meal, I'd wager.

OP here lmaoing @ your fatasses. you guys praise mcdonald most of the times I don't think you can comprehend true cuisine in the first place so STOP pretending you have high standard

and yes this meal is a slop