I wanted to become a chef
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cooking is fun and i think everyone should learn how to cook
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don't belittle yourself, it's still cooking. :3ColdTooth wrote:
me, who cooks via store-bought bags/boxes: hmmm...
currently forming a grocery list/recipes i want to make for the weekFarfocele wrote:
let them cook
SOUNDS DELICIOUS TBHKaaruumii wrote:
absolutely true and real, cooked a burger yesterday and it was better than most fast food burgers i had easily, if anyone is curious i used pre made patties (raw ground beef made in a patty shape) buns that i stole from the grocery store then i toast them while my pan is heating up, 100% REAL murican cheese 🦅 then for seasoning i used salt and black pepper on the patty while cooking and a sauce that i made with one part ketchup one part mayo then a little bit of cayenne pepper, paprika and garlic salt then i actually cook the meat (the most important part is prep first then meat last otherwise you will have to do everything while your meat is getting cold)
overall was really good but i shouldve added onion powder to the sauce rip
i still do but "chef" is more of a word that describes my confidence and skill set in the kitchen rather than being a legitimate working class position anymoreShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
Proceeds to make instant noodlesShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
and somehow overcooks themAsian Warlord wrote:
Proceeds to make instant noodlesShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
While reading the instructionsCerno wrote:
and somehow overcooks themAsian Warlord wrote:
Proceeds to make instant noodlesShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
hey come on, he's a quick learner!Asian Warlord wrote:
While reading the instructionsCerno wrote:
and somehow overcooks themAsian Warlord wrote:
Proceeds to make instant noodlesShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
Don’t, unless you know how to organize everything.ShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
this guy has personal experience lmaoAireunaeus wrote:
Don’t, unless you know how to organize everything.ShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
It has been stressful during the few weeks lol but i do agree that cooking is fun (when you know what to do)Polyspora wrote:
this guy has personal experience lmaoAireunaeus wrote:
Don’t, unless you know how to organize everything.ShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
it is so good it made you end stream !fluffypuppyboy wrote:
that's the entire thread. i never have anything to say anymore so i just don't.
i shall become the silent observer of OT from this day forward.
i love making reese's puffs and cinnamon toast crunch
i should buy some cinnamon toast crunch whenever i go shopping
that actually sounds so goodkeremaru wrote:
i love cooking
i love making reese's puffs and cinnamon toast crunch
i should buy some cinnamon toast crunch whenever i go shopping
no need to force yourself to post, feel free to lurk or just leave entirerily
I just dont like cleaning
Organizing actually isn’t the hard part, it’s preparationAireunaeus wrote:
Don’t, unless you know how to organize everything.ShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
Cleaning is hard too.ShinRun wrote:
Organizing actually isn’t the hard part, it’s preparationAireunaeus wrote:
Don’t, unless you know how to organize everything.ShinRun wrote:
I wanted to become a chef
let them cook
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god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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Wait ur cr0w????? I thought it was just some random lurker 😭fluffypuppyboy wrote:
god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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i had to check too XDAireunaeus wrote:
Wait ur cr0w????? I thought it was just some random lurker 😭fluffypuppyboy wrote:
god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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i was there when he changed his nameFarfocele wrote:
i had to check too XDAireunaeus wrote:
Wait ur cr0w????? I thought it was just some random lurker 😭fluffypuppyboy wrote:
god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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i was there when he changed his nameFarfocele wrote:
i had to check too XDAireunaeus wrote:
Wait ur cr0w????? I thought it was just some random lurker 😭fluffypuppyboy wrote:
god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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Every time a name change is made a good friend dies somewhereFarfocele wrote:
damnlostsilver wrote:
i was there when he changed his nameFarfocele wrote:
i had to check too XDAireunaeus wrote:
Wait ur cr0w????? I thought it was just some random lurker 😭fluffypuppyboy wrote:
god you're so fucking coolabraker wrote:
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the community when i change my name: “hey who tf is this guy”
how much money does it cost you to change names? you've changed names quite a bit
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I’ve spent easily almost 500 on name changes alone
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
I thought the last one was the last.fluffypuppyboy wrote:
I’ve spent easily almost 500 on name changes alone
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
Topic Starter
That’s what you get for thinking, pastry boy
fluffypuppyboy wrote:
I’ve spent easily almost 500 on name changes alone
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
Literally me rn.fluffypuppyboy wrote:
That’s what you get for thinking, pastry boy
oh godfluffypuppyboy wrote:
I’ve spent easily almost 500 on name changes alone
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
mans richfluffypuppyboy wrote:
I’ve spent easily almost 500 on name changes alone
it’s costed 100 for 2-3 name changes now
me frfrKarmine wrote:
Literally me rn.fluffypuppyboy wrote:
That’s what you get for thinking, pastry boy
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
Some stuff is really really easy to make.Achromalia wrote:
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
You can try by making some simple white rice. It barely requires attention.
mm, true! i know that at least,, thankfullyNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Some stuff is really really easy to make.Achromalia wrote:
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
You can try by making some simple white rice. It barely requires attention.
there are also very convenient tools for that, i alternate between cooking my rice on the stove and using a rice cooker instead, they're interchangeable for me
cook ramen in a potAchromalia wrote:
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
first get water in a bowl to the amount you want in the end
second you put it in a pot and boil aka high heat
third you put the ramen in the pot of boiling water saving the seasoning packet for later
after like 3 - 4 mins of cooking turn off heat then put into bowl
once you are ready to eat put the seasoning packet in, heat kills the flavor so its best to add it later like this
boom u made ramen
yippee i know this too!! prepared/cooked the noodles one or two weeks ago i thinkKaaruumii wrote:
cook ramen in a potAchromalia wrote:
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
first get water in a bowl to the amount you want in the end
second you put it in a pot and boil aka high heat
third you put the ramen in the pot of boiling water saving the seasoning packet for later
after like 3 - 4 mins of cooking turn off heat then put into bowl
once you are ready to eat put the seasoning packet in, heat kills the flavor so its best to add it later like this
boom u made ramen
but these are not necessarily very substantive foods, i'm afraid, and i need to expand my palatable diet and palette of options... of course, there are youtube tutorials and cooking/recipe blogs for this, but it may be useful to ask people here directly since that represents what people actually put into practice, so i thought of having both in unison
Topic Starter
cooking is a skill
same thing as anything else
practice makes perfect, failing is ok
same thing as anything else
practice makes perfect, failing is ok
you can find tutorials to cook stuff like ribs or chicken in an oven and let it slow cook so you dont really have to do much other than pre heat your oven and prepare the meat and seasoning then put it in the oven then eventually it will be done ezAchromalia wrote:
yippee i know this too!! prepared/cooked the noodles one or two weeks ago i thinkKaaruumii wrote:
cook ramen in a potAchromalia wrote:
hmm,, what methods do you recommend for people who cannot pay attention and are easily exhausted and lost all the time? :O also silent observation is cute youre just like me waow (i dont seem to be doing very well at that lately, though, i just normally have been a lurker for everything else outside of these forums)
first get water in a bowl to the amount you want in the end
second you put it in a pot and boil aka high heat
third you put the ramen in the pot of boiling water saving the seasoning packet for later
after like 3 - 4 mins of cooking turn off heat then put into bowl
once you are ready to eat put the seasoning packet in, heat kills the flavor so its best to add it later like this
boom u made ramen
but these are not necessarily very substantive foods, i'm afraid, and i need to expand my palatable diet and palette of options... of course, there are youtube tutorials and cooking/recipe blogs for this, but it may be useful to ask people here directly since that represents what people actually put into practice, so i thought of having both in unison
my sister did it once with chicken and it was actually some of the best chicken ive tried in my life
Robertss
There's such a big difference in cooking for myself and cooking for others though. Like if it's just me, I'll just whip up something quick and easy. If it's others though, you can be damn sure I'm bringing my A-game, prepping like a Michelin chef.
(My favourite quick and easy meal rn is mushroom pasta - it is so delicious!)
(My favourite quick and easy meal rn is mushroom pasta - it is so delicious!)