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Anonymous (ID: LUWhg0p+) Poland No.514900945 >>514900992 >>514901107 >>514901167 >>514901188 >>514901195 >>514901252 >>514901279 >>514901317 >>514901463 >>514901581 >>514901665 >>514901853 >>514902072 >>514902095 >>514902496 >>514902803 >>514903167 >>514903356 >>514903408 >>514903532 >>514903927 >>514904004 >>514905444 >>514905661 >>514907395 >>514910543 >>514911631 >>514914093 >>514914608 >>514915560 >>514915816 >>514916196 >>514916842
I literally stopped buying food and switched to my preps. Take that capitalists! Let's see who can last longer with these insane prices!
Anonymous (ID: p5uXI9tC) Israel No.514900992 >>514901051 >>514901141 >>514902095 >>514903577 >>514903580 >>514907481 >>514911110 >>514914145 >>514917043
>>514900945 (OP)
what is this
Anonymous (ID: Kbv4OEdQ) Romania No.514901051 >>514901428
>>514900992
polish food served in a thermos
Anonymous (ID: 4MvpPerz) United States No.514901107
>>514900945 (OP)
Europoor behaves like a homeless person. I'm shocked.
Anonymous (ID: Tl2LqFu5) United States No.514901141 >>514917498
>>514900992
boiled grains with what looks like tomato sauce
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514901167 >>514901335 >>514901642 >>514902691 >>514907339 >>514915710
>>514900945 (OP)
filthy fuckin animal
Anonymous (ID: ETtQq6zL) Canada No.514901188
>>514900945 (OP)
It looks like you created some jeet slop dude
Anonymous (ID: DvPD64qC) United States No.514901195
>>514900945 (OP)
would
Anonymous (ID: ns/gT7hO) United States No.514901252
>>514900945 (OP)
Soup will do anything but get a real job
Anonymous (ID: on/jjRwg) Finland No.514901279
>>514900945 (OP)
Literal slave food.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514901317
>>514900945 (OP)
>I stopped buying food
What part of "lose weight" did you not fucking understand?
Maybe your prep should have included protein instead of carbs.
Anonymous (ID: UoVxfcDe) Canada No.514901335 >>514901476
>>514901167
Fuck I’ve been craving a nice baked spaghetti for a while now. That looks amazing anon
Anonymous (ID: B5Q0NQ4r) United States No.514901428
>>514901051
Isn't that all polish food tho
Anonymous (ID: Fxsoo6H+) United States No.514901463 >>514904778 >>514914453 >>514915710
>>514900945 (OP)
i also stopped buying food but i will last longer. im cooking picrel and i produced everything in it.
>black eye peas
>pork
>tabasco peppers
>tomatoes
>garlic
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514901476 >>514901741
>>514901335
you flatter me
Anonymous (ID: gA2lj7MQ) United States No.514901581
>>514900945 (OP)
Why you never post any decent food though.
Anonymous (ID: Hr+Lhbqf) Poland No.514901642 >>514901768 >>514901828
>>514901167
that pasta looks overcooked, anon.
is it?
Anonymous (ID: gC6zTvz0) Ireland No.514901665
>>514900945 (OP)
OP over-bought dried food preps during covid and is now slowly making his miserable way through bag after bag of dried beans
Anonymous (ID: UoVxfcDe) Canada No.514901741 >>514901951
>>514901476
You know I’ve never once in my life eaten baked beans or whatever beans those are. For me the ultimate breakfast is sunny side up eggs, ham, bacon, toast and some cubed watermelon
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514901768 >>514915710
>>514901642
yeah
cooked it when i was 15, ive gotten better i think
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514901828 >>514901864
>>514901642
fuck wrong pic
Anonymous (ID: lM6u+2cF) United States No.514901853
>>514900945 (OP)
I think I’m gonna be fine, just sent two steers to the butcher. Rather not eat like this sad shit.
Anonymous (ID: uO3fZYZC) United States No.514901860
Glad I'm not the only one. Didnt realize how overstocked I was. Woulda lived so well during the end times. I figure with my luck I will get an actual happening once I am depleted.
Anonymous (ID: Hr+Lhbqf) Poland No.514901864 >>514902053
>>514901828
oh nice, what's the sauce?
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514901951 >>514916671
>>514901741
ham and bacons nice but beans are comfy
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514902053 >>514902464
>>514901864
peppers, butter, mystery cheese
whatever was left in the pantry
Anonymous (ID: ZsRBNn0u) Sweden No.514902072 >>514902810
>>514900945 (OP)

PREPPERS ALWAYS WIN
Anonymous (ID: bReLNxM9) Germany No.514902095
>>514900992
Its called a travel pussy, look it up

>>514900945 (OP)
You don't HAVE to eat peasant slop all day everyday to eat healthy and nutritious. Cook something proper for once ffs
Anonymous (ID: cr4htn5E) France No.514902140 >>514902258 >>514902355
youre all philistines and the fact that you believe your sloppa is worthy not only of a picture but to share said picture is proof enough
get good scrubs
Anonymous (ID: UoVxfcDe) Canada No.514902258
>>514902140
Send a pic of your fermented fish so we can judge
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514902355
>>514902140
>french flag
>can't see what's going on
Hello, jew.
Now, to explain: they are mocking the polish thermos tard with food that actually contains vital nutrients.
Please see yourself to the nigger quarter.
Anonymous (ID: Hr+Lhbqf) Poland No.514902464 >>514903119
>>514902053
there's a cool pasta sauce you can make by frying/simmering onions, garlic, tomatoes, bell peppers and I guess whatever other kind of vegetable that can cook until very soft - you just have to then mix the cooked vegetables into a sort of paste.
Sounds like slop on paper, but is good.
Anonymous (ID: 5DbIa4V7) United States No.514902496
>>514900945 (OP)
>stored goyslop prep in boxes, cans, and packets
dude, that's not the way, get chickens, have a garden, hydroponics, orchard of fruit trees(but I'm not in the right climate! -reeee) I've seen people growing every kind of thing in cold weather in canada and utah on jewtube videos, you can grow anything anywhere. Do an actual prep setup that go persist to infinity.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514902605 >>514902711
I was at a local grocery the other day and got 5 packs of chicken quarter legs (5 in a pack) 5 dollars each. They try to distract people with the chicken breast in the "sale" cooler which are fucking 14 dollars.I save all the bones and make stock after. Take that shlomo.
Anonymous (ID: UWxSVeO4) United States No.514902691 >>514903270
>>514901167
It does look a little overcooked, but god i would eat the ass out of that. This is literally my favorite meal but im on the One Meal a Day diet so im horny for food 24/7.
Anonymous (ID: UoVxfcDe) Canada No.514902711 >>514903441 >>514903461
>>514902605
Hey good thinking, what’s a good bone broth recipe? I love soups and stews especially in the colder months
Anonymous (ID: 7uBm2yHR) Ireland No.514902803
>>514900945 (OP)
If people were able to do this collectively every so often it really would reduce prices on a lot of foods.
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514902810
>>514902072
this
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514903119
>>514902464
i cooked it for some neighbourhood kids that were sleeping over, they loved it
Anonymous (ID: p0Jg5SHC) Germany No.514903167 >>514903305
>>514900945 (OP)
> I literally stopped buying food and switched to my preps
OP stopped eating food and started to feed on fodder. Must really suck to be poor.
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514903270
>>514902691
kek i literally just finished a week long fast i was drooling throughout like a retard thinking of food but yeah, sghetti hits the fucking spot every now and then
Anonymous (ID: UoVxfcDe) Canada No.514903305
>>514903167
It sure does but it also has an upside. I could give a fuck if society collapses because I have no attachment to decadence or luxurious living. It’s as much of a fantasy to me as being able to fly
Anonymous (ID: 7n3BjOO4) United States No.514903356
>>514900945 (OP)
thats like eating a jar of pasta sauce
Anonymous (ID: mx3gLP1d) United States No.514903408
>>514900945 (OP)
how many years have you been posting this slop?
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514903441 >>514916277
>>514902711
i simmered a couple beef bones with an onion and bay leaves yesterday to break my fast
unrelated to bone broth but gochujang goes hard as fuck in any soup
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514903461 >>514914443 >>514915646
>>514902711
Honestly, I kind of wing it but, I will freeze all bones I get (regardless of animal) but the chicken bones work by themselves as well. bring a stockpot to a rolling boil, add the bones in, and boil for at least like 4 hours (longer the better). Remove the bones and then add in onion, garlic (not that chink shit), black pepper, basil (fresh or dried). Bring it back to a boil and add in meat or noodles (whatever you prefer).
Anonymous (ID: jcXlFqCi) United States No.514903532 >>514903861
>>514900945 (OP)
you just made crave buckwheat like a mofo. haven't had it in like 2 years. i have to order it on amazon and it's low quality russian shit completely coated in pesticides. have to wash it like 10 times before the water doesn't run muddy.
Anonymous (ID: jcXlFqCi) United States No.514903577
>>514900992
ask your local platform pig farmers. they will explain it to you.
Anonymous (ID: 63sR0jRL) India No.514903580 >>514903665 >>514903703 >>514903781 >>514912006
>>514900992
He bought a thermos and puts corn in it and makes threads with them, that's it.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514903665
>>514903580
at least it's not poop rahmdeep
Anonymous (ID: HbQFEmIs) United States No.514903703 >>514904531
>>514903580
>corn
Brotha... WHERE? Indian culinary excellence right here.
Anonymous (ID: hQqBe9g8) Israel No.514903781 >>514904960
>>514903580
in india, do dogs step in indian shit?
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514903861 >>514904495
>>514903532
buckwheat actually fucking slaps
salt it right, butter it up and put greek yoghurt on top then have it with a tomato sauerkraut salad
getting cravings for it rn, its always the simple things
Anonymous (ID: Bv2RegH4) United Kingdom No.514903927
>>514900945 (OP)
>stopped buying food
>now eating food bought some time ago
>will have to replenish food eaten with new food bought at higher prices
Oh dear.
Poland isn't sending their best today.
Anonymous (ID: iO5/Ozvd) United States No.514904004 >>514904537
>>514900945 (OP)
Mf can't even afford his buckwheat. That sucks man.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514904199
Also, pickling vegetables is your friend, go to a dollar store and get sealing mason jars, get pickling salt, (white or pickling) vinigger and water. Don't seal them all the way, wait 10 days and bam.
Anonymous (ID: jcXlFqCi) United States No.514904495 >>514905010
>>514903861
the traditional method is just melting butter into it and salt of course.

my personal trick is mixing some sour cream into it, and then searing that over high heat a for couple of minutes til the sour cream starts to brown a tiny bit.

i also like to undercook my buckwheat a bit, so it's al-dente. the traditional eastern euro preparation usually ends up with a very soggy product.

it's the best under some jus or meat gravy,
Anonymous (ID: 63sR0jRL) India No.514904531 >>514904603 >>514904717
>>514903703
I put coffee in thermos, maybe put peas in water to they become big the next morning. Is thermos most efficient way to cook noodles now?
Anonymous (ID: jcXlFqCi) United States No.514904537
>>514904004
that is buckwheat.
Anonymous (ID: jcXlFqCi) United States No.514904603 >>514904705
>>514904531
go away stinky jeet. you are not wanted in european discussions.
Anonymous (ID: 63sR0jRL) India No.514904705
>>514904603
Im indo european you're Spanish
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514904717 >>514905368 >>514915894
>>514904531
begone with you, go back already.
Anonymous (ID: P3WVdMRs) Mexico No.514904778 >>514906552
>>514901463
Bro, you catched some random pigs and cooked them??? Both impressive and disgusting
Anonymous (ID: iqwT+cg9) Slovenia No.514904960
>>514903781
We kill this schlomo last.
Anonymous (ID: gKAkCXil) United States No.514905010
>>514904495
hmmmm
you know what, ill try that
not so sure about al dente buckwheat tho
Anonymous (ID: IMU+glT9) France No.514905020 >>514905568
These poolish cunts are something else
Anonymous (ID: 63sR0jRL) India No.514905368 >>514906063
>>514904717
You're canadian, europian-indo
Anonymous (ID: 9Mg7TMDN) United States No.514905444 >>514905532
>>514900945 (OP)
I just go to food banks. I love to see them run out of food and the boomers behind me starve. They have been alive too long
Anonymous (ID: geEn6IbW) United States No.514905532
>>514905444
based
Anonymous (ID: P3WVdMRs) Mexico No.514905568 >>514906062 >>514906167 >>514906238
>>514905020
we gotta admit this nigga has willpower
Anonymous (ID: S9k/RMBB) United Kingdom No.514905661
>>514900945 (OP)
Famed Polish soup anon tell me your ways.

Do you have some recipes foe tasty and easy soups? Also do you cook small batches at a time or if not how do you store them, freezing?
Anonymous (ID: IMU+glT9) France No.514906062 >>514916846
>>514905568
Maybe he needs to redirect some of that willpower into killing himself
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514906063
>>514905368
My ancestors are farmers from France and the steppes of Russia you rancid fuck. You are from the actual toilet of the world. When they finally send all of them back say hi to your 15 brother cousins dopinderjeet. Have fun with the asteroid hurling towards your dump of a country.
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514906167
>>514905568
insane aura
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514906238 >>514917362
>>514905568
he can barely speak fucking English and is most likely using a translator or AI to respond. I wonder who's cranking the generator to power is iphone.
Anonymous (ID: zg9sDlVk) United States No.514906552
>>514904778
no I raised it
Anonymous (ID: fZGTbLfd) United States No.514907241
HE'S BACK
Birb (ID: EmVgjRio) United States No.514907339 >>514907865 >>514908005 >>514915710
>>514901167
How about some chicken parm baked ziti?
Anonymous (ID: FRP6pi57) Denmark No.514907395
>>514900945 (OP)
Doesn't get more Polish than this, kek. You are a funny bunch.
Anonymous (ID: qPrshrQc) United Kingdom No.514907481
>>514900992
slop made by goys
but its not goyslop
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514907865
>>514907339
yummy...
Anonymous (ID: FRP6pi57) Denmark No.514908005
>>514907339
Sprinkle some bacon on it and I'm in.
Anonymous (ID: Q6hy0eqp) United States No.514910543
>>514900945 (OP)
>Let's see who can last longer with these insane prices!
You probably could last quite a while considering you weight 150kg
Anonymous (ID: SbjTAHqS) Russian Federation No.514911110 >>514911342 >>514917833
>>514900992
It's the famous huzarszki barzszjzcz bzjalokapusziazny dzupnopopzierdzoleny.
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514911342
>>514911110
based chonker
Anonymous (ID: iSh2uR9H) Greece No.514911631
>>514900945 (OP)
Gotta love how good old suicide isn't enough for poles and they always invent new ways to kill themselves.
Constantly poking both Russia and Germany.
Volunteering to fight in Ukraine.
Creating food so god awful it almost looks British.
Anonymous (ID: iSh2uR9H) Greece No.514912006 >>514915990
>>514903580
That thing is called buckwheat, Suckdeep.
It doesn't give you explosive diarrhea, like most of your foods, but it kills you in other ways. It's so bland and boring that after a few months of eating it you will enter a state of deep depression and most likely turn to alcoholism.
Anonymous (ID: un/SNHTE) United States No.514912779 >>514913942 >>514913976 >>514914062
dude you must come here just to get berated the thread is always filled with people making fun of your food hahaha. That was funny when you stuck your arm in the soup to trigger the germophobes
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514913942
>>514912779
link?
Anonymous (ID: Zh+RWFEd) United States No.514913976
>>514912779
why did you stop buying food then?
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514914062
>>514912779
>thermos and soup are the same person
Uh.
Anonymous (ID: e3AtgTZ5) United States No.514914093 >>514914239
>>514900945 (OP)
When i came here 10 years ago I thought you were so based but I realized your really just a fat loser from Poland you might as well be a namefag
Anonymous (ID: e3AtgTZ5) United States No.514914145
>>514900992
Im sure its against your jewish food laws kike kys
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514914239
>>514914093
Soup anon's threads get purged.
This fat faggot's threads stay up.
They are not the same.
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514914443 >>514914781
>>514903461

I should add that the smaller bones are something you would want to wrap in cheesecloth beforehand, because it'll make the bones easier to fish out
Anonymous (ID: ilf8AOIc) Austria No.514914453
>>514901463
based
Anonymous (ID: R6YtpDPV) United States No.514914608
>>514900945 (OP)
is that the cabbage soup your sister-wife made for you?
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514914781 >>514914955 >>514915202
>>514914443
I usually use a metal strainer and two pots just in case. It ensures all the uneatable product is removed and just leave the delicious broth
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514914869 >>514915152 >>514915202 >>514915271 >>514915436 >>514916362
Do any anons bake their own bread? Here's some focaccia bread I made a bit ago
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514914955 >>514915152
>>514914781

Also a great idea. Yummy looking broth, btw
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514915152 >>514915826
>>514914869
That stuff is amazing with extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinigger. There's a European market near me that bakes in it store and it's incredible.
>>514914955
thanks anon, it's super simple and kicks the shit out of the boxed stuff from the big box stores
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514915202 >>514915320 >>514915826 >>514915965
>>514914781
very rich colour
>>514914869
nice
i bake my own cakes
Anonymous (ID: IMU+glT9) France No.514915271
>>514914869
Dayum
Anonymous (ID: IMU+glT9) France No.514915320 >>514915728
>>514915202
That's really you?
Anonymous (ID: XlKpr+rd) United States No.514915436
>>514914869
I sometimes do
nothing fancy though
Anonymous (ID: RwIsrNX5) Spain No.514915560
>>514900945 (OP)
You've been posting your disgusting lentil stanley cup soup for months now, you can't be THAT proud of rations nigger.
Anonymous (ID: FPoAGgcQ) United States No.514915646 >>514915925
>>514903461
>boil for hours
Just simmer it, with just a few bubbles rising every 10 secs.
You're just wasting energy
Anonymous (ID: RTy7YMky) United States No.514915710 >>514915751
>>514901167
>>514901463
>>514901768
>>514907339
you guys are killing me
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514915728 >>514915844 >>514915848
>>514915320
yep
im not the best but i get it done
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514915751 >>514915965
>>514915710
bro im already dead
Anonymous (ID: WmAX4ghG) United States No.514915816
>>514900945 (OP)
bro eating literal dookie for dinner
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514915826 >>514916439 >>514916602
>>514915152

Focaccia bread is also GOAT when it comes to Italian Style Pizza.

I bet it does kick the shit out of the boxed stuff, but to me space in the fridge and freezer are at a premium and the boxed stuff does come compact.

>>514915202

I hope the lady you baked that for gives you her heart back. Otherwise, she's a bitch.

My cakes are simple and made in loafpans, but I've never met anybody who didn't love them.

Pic related is some MΓ€mmi cake I baked, due to the lack of fermented rye flour availability in the US and so I adapted the pudding into a cake and ate it with fresh berries, whipped cream, and ice cream because I'm a goddamn American! Finnish food doesn't look like much, but it's delicious and always hits the spot.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514915844 >>514916439
>>514915728
Please heat it before application next time, anon.
Or do it before they cool.
Anonymous (ID: IMU+glT9) France No.514915848 >>514916717
>>514915728
Those eclairs look fucked up anon but the cake looked elite tho
Anonymous (ID: npGwgAcl) United States No.514915894
>>514904717
Saw the pindia challenge pic. Thought it couldn't be that hard, I'll just pick the smaller towns and not the big cities... mfw.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514915925 >>514916060
>>514915646
I tried that originally but it kept being too watery, I don't mind making it the day before so all the ingredients come together. I'll try a quicker time next time.
Anonymous (ID: RTy7YMky) United States No.514915965 >>514916112 >>514916717
>>514915751
i am dropping weight and have been eating sliced apples with peanut butter on them once a day, i am living and eating vicariously through chef anons.
>>514915202
this looks amazing
Anonymous (ID: oxDW5NXw) Russian Federation No.514915990
>>514912006
We call it Greece porridge. It has a better taste, price, weight loss and health impooovement properties than rice. All you need to cook it is water, a bit of heat and salt.

Of course, you are not supposed to it it by itself, add some feesh or meat or cheese.

I agree with OP, it's the best food in the world, but you need to have some variety to avoid getting tired of buckwheat being too perfect.
Anonymous (ID: cduEA1oN) United States No.514916060 >>514916164
>>514915925
Simmering makes for better aroma
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514916112 >>514916316 >>514916320 >>514916752
>>514915965
bro, get the chunky peanut butter with granny smiths. One of the best fucking snacks hands down.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514916164
>>514916060
I've heard that as well. I'll give it a shot.
Anonymous (ID: 2Ev4TWWn) Romania No.514916196
>>514900945 (OP)
>I literally stopped buying food
so what's in the urine sterilizer?
Anonymous (ID: E4iwGxYv) Australia No.514916277 >>514916400
>>514903441
High fructose corn syrup in that. Look into making your own gochujang
Anonymous (ID: RTy7YMky) United States No.514916316 >>514916383 >>514916492
>>514916112
yeah buddy, i like the chunky, but i found something recently..
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514916320 >>514916492
>>514916112
Depends where you are. You don't buy out of state apples.
>me, laughing at people in washington state complaining about mcintosh apples
Anonymous (ID: bfWyvhiz) United States No.514916362 >>514916905
>>514914869
I've been making cauliflower dough for my low carb diet. Lost 30 lbs so far.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514916383
>>514916316
Does it say hydrogenated? Emulsifier?
Check your labels.
Anonymous (ID: cduEA1oN) United States No.514916400 >>514916483
>>514916277
>Look into making your own gochujang
That's always a good idea, but are you really sweating a couple grams of HFCS?
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514916439 >>514916477 >>514916905
>>514915826
kek thanks i guess
that looks FINE bro, would demo
>>514915844
yeah yeah i know i painted the chocolate on instead of dipping it in
ive learnt my lesson
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514916477 >>514916873
>>514916439
that was more a "I know what you did, anon" than a "fix yourself"
Anonymous (ID: E4iwGxYv) Australia No.514916483 >>514916564 >>514916901 >>514916932
>>514916400
I make my own kimchi and it's so much better with homemade gochujang
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514916492 >>514916555
>>514916316
peanut butter and honey is God tier, my dad used to make sandwiches when we went dear hunted with it.
>>514916320
Thankfully I'm in the farmer belt of Ontario so when I get them from fruit stands they are all local
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514916555
>>514916492
*hunting
Anonymous (ID: XlKpr+rd) United States No.514916564 >>514916832
>>514916483
I'm going to get a good haul of spicy peppers this year so I was planning on making cheong with them one batch with honey the other with white sugar
Anonymous (ID: cduEA1oN) United States No.514916602 >>514917071
>>514915826
>the lack of fermented rye flour
This doesn't sound like much of a limitation; what's the nature of the fermentation?
Anonymous (ID: Y8coc17U) United Kingdom No.514916671 >>514916987
>>514901951
Based. Everyone mocks baked beans until they try them.
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514916717
>>514915848
thankee, i have a lot more pics somewhere but i gotta go grab smokes and milk now
>>514915965
>i am living and eating vicariously through chef anons
youre just like me fr
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514916752 >>514917509
>>514916112
nice chook
Anonymous (ID: E4iwGxYv) Australia No.514916832
>>514916564
Throw some apple in it
Anonymous (ID: yizwyRgV) No.514916842
>>514900945 (OP)
If you have to budget your money for food then they already won Wojtek
Anonymous (ID: P3WVdMRs) Mexico No.514916846
>>514906062
Ayy Lmao. Don't worry, mr fancy pants, nature is going end this nigga's suffering soon (too bad we won't know exactly how)
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514916873
>>514916477
aight
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514916901
>>514916483
based
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514916905 >>514917139
>>514916362

I've heard cauliflower dough's getting rather big though I've never tried it before. Anyways, congrats on your weight loss! How many more pounds do you have to shed?

>>514916439

>kek thanks i guess

It was a compliment, so no "i guess"ing! Anyways I really should learn to bake cakes in different shapes and sizes, but basic loaf pan cakes are a great way to finish off the odds and ends of the dessert ingredients in the kitchen since the shape of the cake is going to be fixed.

I took no pictures, but I just got back from visiting family and decided to melt some chocolate Easter bunnies, mixed two mashed bananas into each loaf, and then added semi-sweet chocolate chips to each one. Rather decadent, but it was chocolatey and tasty.

I'm taking a break from baking because my belt feels too tight.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514916932
>>514916483
That's next on my list, I made some pickled daikon and cabbage that turned out fantastic.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514916987 >>514917153
>>514916671
I have had baked beans and will continue to dislike them.
Anonymous (ID: wItFwePK) Argentina No.514917043 >>514917184
>>514900992
He cook with a thermos, you will get used to him, desu is a cool trick for camping
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514917071 >>514918144
>>514916602

To make traditional MΓ€mmi, you need fermented rye flour I think to thicken the dish into a pasty pudding texture. I tried making it without it and it came to have the texture of a good chocolate syrup, so I poured it out on vanilla ice cream and the flavor was still wonderful even if the texture wasn't right.

I'm not an expert, but I think that was the problem.
Anonymous (ID: P9Yehc3q) United States No.514917139 >>514917439
>>514916905
lol
>i took no pictures
no need, that description already has my stomach growling
Anonymous (ID: Y8coc17U) United Kingdom No.514917153 >>514917261
>>514916987
You haven't.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514917184
>>514917043
He could cook it if he added hot roasted grain to hot water, but he isn't doing that. That is a hot soak.
Anonymous (ID: dqqwheQq) United States No.514917261
>>514917153
Soupy baked beans are shit.
Reduced baked beans are passable shit.
I do not want or like baked beans.
Anonymous (ID: P3WVdMRs) Mexico No.514917362 >>514917646
>>514906238
Hamsters??? For me, blud could be from mongoloid to kaczynski tier
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514917439
>>514917139

I forgot to ask in my previous post, but that slice of cake you posted. Is its filename the name of it? Looks like a lot of thin cakes folded on top of itself
Anonymous (ID: OMILh/9Y) United States No.514917498
>>514901141
possibly mashed up pomegranate
either way, baby food
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514917509
>>514916752
thank you, beer can chicken is also heavily underrated. Season the outside using oil as a base with paprika, onion, garlic, and basil and you're good to go. I usually put a diced up onion inside the chicken first before the beer can.
Anonymous (ID: ShqCS81J) Canada No.514917646
>>514917362
nice try padre, but we went when the soviets started pushing the nazis back.
Anonymous (ID: dDa8UY15) United States No.514917833
>>514911110
That cat is BUILT
Anonymous (ID: cduEA1oN) United States No.514918144 >>514918354
>>514917071
Seems like if you just reduce the total liquid and you'd be good to go
Anonymous (ID: 4EPFDUGf) United States No.514918354 >>514918500
>>514918144

Possibly, but I think I'd like to try it again with fermented flour. I probably should have used fermented barley flour to see if I can get the effect, even if the flavor is going to be different.
Anonymous (ID: cduEA1oN) United States No.514918500
>>514918354
Fermentation is super simple, you can probably just make it from rye flour at home; doesn't parse much different than a sourdough starter