Break-me
07/22/23 05:07AM
Cooking time
Drop your recipes for all us horny degenerates because I know some of yall live off of top ramen.
Edit: please state the recipe
I'll start with a simple garlic bread grilled cheese.
Mix garlic in softened butter
Spread on bread
Put cheese in middle (not those yucky craft single slices)
Add second peice of garlic buttered bread
Cook till desired toastedness
Eat
NeedyKitty
07/22/23 05:15AM
Slutmtfgirl said:
Hey NeedyKitty, do you want to tell them the recipe for Rule 34 Soup, or should I?


You can, I will def drop some stuff in here too tho!
gusfring456
07/22/23 05:23AM
Srolen from the internet
Recipe for consumable liquid:

Wash and drain the rice.
Place the rice, cinnamon stick and 4 cups of water into a bowl. Cover the bowl and refrigerate overnight or a minimum of 4 hours (the longer the better!).
Add 1/2 of the rice & 1/2 of the soaking water and some of the cinnamon stick in a blender.

A mixing bowl with rice being soaked in water and cinnamon sticks

Soak the rice with cinnamon
Rice and milk being blended in a blender

Blend rice with the soaking water

Puree until it’s very smooth and forms a paste like texture. About 4 minutes long.
Using a very fine strainer (or some cheese cloth) pour the mixture over a pitcher. Strain out as much liquid as possible, pushing on the solids with a spatula or spoon.
Repeat this process for the rest of the rice & cinnamon mixture.

Rice & water mixture inside a blender

Blend until rice is fine
Straining the rice & water mixture thru a mesh strainer

Strain rice & water mixture

Stir in the milks, vanilla (optional), and 4 cups of water. Stir well.
Taste and add more sugar or water if needed.
Chill and stir before serving over ice.
Break-me
07/22/23 05:28AM
gusfring456 said:
Srolen from the internet

Wash and drain the rice.
Place the rice, cinnamon stick and 4 cups of water into a bowl. Cover the bowl and refrigerate overnight or a minimum of 4 hours (the longer the better!).
Add 1/2 of the rice & 1/2 of the soaking water and some of the cinnamon stick in a blender.

A mixing bowl with rice being soaked in water and cinnamon sticks

Soak the rice with cinnamon
Rice and milk being blended in a blender

Blend rice with the soaking water

Puree until it’s very smooth and forms a paste like texture. About 4 minutes long.
Using a very fine strainer (or some cheese cloth) pour the mixture over a pitcher. Strain out as much liquid as possible, pushing on the solids with a spatula or spoon.
Repeat this process for the rest of the rice & cinnamon mixture.

Rice & water mixture inside a blender

Blend until rice is fine
Straining the rice & water mixture thru a mesh strainer

Strain rice & water mixture

Stir in the milks, vanilla (optional), and 4 cups of water. Stir well.
Taste and add more sugar or water if needed.
Chill and stir before serving over ice.

Please state what the recipe is for
Broken_Gizmo
07/22/23 07:14AM
I don't have any recipes of my own to share, but i have to bring up for those who haven't heard of them a YouTube channel called Feast Of Fiction where they make foods from throughout pop culture, found out about it when someone on 4chan posted the video where they made giant jawbreakers like in Ed, Edd, n' Eddy.
As cool as that is, the one where they made edible water balls from A Bug's Life won't be topped for me.
NeedyKitty
07/22/23 07:22AM
Broken_Gizmo said:
I don't have any recipes of my own to share, but i have to bring up for those who haven't heard of them a YouTube channel called Feast Of Fiction where they make foods from throughout pop culture, found out about it when someone on 4chan posted the video where they made giant jawbreakers like in Ed, Edd, n' Eddy.
As cool as that is, the one where they made edible water balls from A Bug's Life won't be topped for me.


I am more of a Tasting History with Max Miller kind of gal
NeedyKitty
07/22/23 07:34AM
Here y'all go

ibb.co/9h0JYDB
WooshyWashy69
07/22/23 09:59AM
Stolen from "Today I Learned": Egg Yolk Mango Ice Cream
You can make nice ice cream with frozen mango and raw egg yolks--about 2/3 of egg yolk to mango. I haven't gotten sick yet using free-range eggs, but you can also pasteurize an egg for an hour at 130 F to kill salmonella. It's disturbingly creamy and has a soft-serve texture. A tamper with the blender has been useful in my experience.
JakobFrost
07/22/23 11:02AM
I love Tomato Soup Cake and Chocolate Sauerkraut Cake. Watching Dylan B. Hollis's content made me love cooking.
Shissei
07/23/23 07:22AM
My pinterest is filled with creamy and unique pasta recipes, quick potato recipes, and sweet treats.

Icing on the cake is literal honey and sugar melted and poured into a mold. Add gelatin if you want it to be a little chewy.

Let it set and you have this amazing honey hard candy that also helps with sore throat.
Break-me
07/24/23 05:34AM
Bump
doltscanttag
07/24/23 05:44AM
Kinda disappointed that no one's posted a recipe with "thyme" in it yet...

Here's a rissole recipe I saw on TotallyOnTV a little while ago. Gimme a sec and I'll hook my VCR up so you can watch it. Yes, I still record TV shows on VHS. What of it?
TotallyOnVHS said:
[Opening Scene: Cookin' with Bones Logo]

[Upbeat Music Playing]

[Camera pans to Clayton the Marowak standing in the chef's kitchen, wearing his white apron with the "Cookin' with Bones" logo displayed]

Clayton: "Welcome back, my fellow cooking enthusiasts! Today, we have something truly special in store for you. We're going to make mouthwatering rissoles using a unique ingredient: Wooloo meat!"

[Camera zooms in on a plate of fresh Wooloo meat]

Clayton: "Now, Wooloo meat is tender and succulent, perfect for creating flavorful rissoles. But before we dive into the recipe, let's talk a bit about this delightful ingredient."

[Cut to Clayton holding a Wooloo plush toy]

Clayton: "Isn't Wooloo adorable? But don't let its cuteness fool you. This fluffy Pokémon provides us with meat that's both lean and rich in flavor. It's truly a treat for the taste buds!"

[Cut to Clayton in front of a cooking station with prepped ingredients]

Clayton: "To make our Wooloo meat rissoles, we'll need some finely minced Wooloo meat, onions, garlic, breadcrumbs, herbs, and a pinch of salt and pepper. Let's get started!"

[Camera focuses on Clayton's hands as he begins the cooking process]

Clayton: "First, we'll finely chop the onions and garlic. Ah, the aroma! Nothing beats the smell of sautéed onions in the kitchen."

[Clayton sautés the onions and garlic in a skillet]

Clayton: "Next, we'll mix the minced Wooloo meat with breadcrumbs, herbs, and our sautéed onions and garlic. This will ensure our rissoles are bursting with flavor and have the perfect texture."

[Clayton expertly combines the ingredients and shapes them into patties]

Clayton: "Once our mixture is well combined, we'll shape them into delightful little patties. These will be perfect for a quick and delicious meal or as appetizers for a gathering."

[Clayton places the patties on a sizzling grill]

Clayton: "Now, we'll cook our rissoles on a hot grill. The sizzling sound and the aroma filling the air are already making my taste buds dance with excitement!"

[Close-up shots of the rissoles cooking on the grill]

Clayton: "Remember, it's important to cook the rissoles thoroughly, ensuring they're cooked all the way through. We want them to be juicy and tender."

[Clayton removes the cooked rissoles from the grill]

Clayton: "And there we have it—our delicious Wooloo meat rissoles, cooked to perfection! But we're not done yet."

[Camera pans to a serving plate with a side of fresh salad]

Clayton: "To complete our meal, let's serve these rissoles with a refreshing salad made from crisp greens, cherry tomatoes, and a light vinaigrette. It's the perfect balance to complement the savory flavors of our Wooloo meat."

[Clayton plates the rissoles alongside the salad]

Clayton: "Voilà! Our Wooloo meat rissoles are ready to be enjoyed. Let's dig in and savor these delightful creations together!"

[Clayton takes a bite of the rissole and smiles]

Clayton: "Mmm! The Wooloo meat adds a unique richness to these rissoles. It's tender, flavorful, and truly brings out the best in this dish. I'm sure you'll love it!"

[Camera pans to a close-up shot of the rissoles]

Clayton: "Well, that's all for today, my friends. I hope you enjoyed this fantastic recipe using Wooloo meat. Remember, cooking is an adventure, and exploring new ingredients can lead to delightful surprises."

[Closing Scene: Cookin' with Bones Logo]

[Background Music Fades Out]

Clayton: "Until next time, keep experimenting, keep cooking, and keep enjoying the wonderful flavors of life. Happy cooking!"

[Screen fades to black]

If you can't get any wooloo meat in your area, use lamb instead.
doltscanttag
07/24/23 05:50AM
Slutmtfgirl said:
I do appreciate that in addition to being a funny joke, this is also a legitimate recipe

Good jokes do have an air of truth to them. Also, what joke?
NeedyKitty
07/24/23 05:51AM
I want to try croquembouche
potatofries
07/24/23 07:26AM
I got a good Steamed Hams recipe for y'all:

Step 1: Get some Krusty Burgers
Step 2: Call them Steamed Hams

Voilà
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