COOKING GENERAL /COGE/

your favorite recipe?
cooking books you would recommend?
healthy and tasty food?

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Diced lean beef, potatoes, beans, diced tinned tomatoes, peppers, onions, chilli and seasoning. Chuck it all in a pot and cook for hours, god tier chilli stew.

>tfw you're a price winning cook and they hand you a fucking broom

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Ground beef
Broccoli
Rice

Also oatmeal with berries and honey

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>Also oatmeal with berries and honey
a man of culture

As a uni student who is enslaved by dining hall food, this thread is torture. I fucking love to cook, but I can't until I get home for summer. Cooking makes eating healthy so much easier. Until then it's the same thing every day, oh well.

But here's one of my favorite recipes I love to make:
>cook ground turkey in a pot then remove and strain
>in same pot lightly cook some garlic in a bit of olive oil
>add onions, carrots, celery, oregano, red pepper flakes, and tomato paste
>once it's all softened up a bit pour in a bit of red wine and add back turkey
>once reduced add some milk (fat amount up to you)
>let it reduce a lot more before adding a can of crushed tomatoes
>reduce it to the consistency of your choosing
>serve with whatever you want, could be pasta, rice, cauliflower rice, or even plain
>really easy to adjust macros by adding more turkey, reducing oils/fats, or serving with higher or lower carb foods

Is French Toast /ourbrek/? Contains good amount of carbs, fats, and proteins and tastes delicious, only downside is its easy to fill yourself up eating it.

Rice, low cal, filling. Some meat like chicken or beef.

1 meal a day supplement with maybe a yoghurt or some cereal

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JAPANESE CHICKEN CURRY
6 lbs chicken
3 lbs onion
5 lbs carrot
5 lbs potatoes
Garlic
Curry Powder 1.5 tbsp
Garam Masala 1.5 tbsp
Cayenne Pepper 1+ tsp (depends on how hot you like it)
Oil
Chicken Stock
Butter
Flour

>Chop all your root vegetables
>Brown the chicken in your pot on med-high, building up fond on the bottom.
>Set aside chicken for later, saute onions for 5 minutes in the pot, then add garlic for an additional minute.
>Deglaze with chicken stock, scrapping all that good brown fond off the bottom, then add seasonings and salt/pepper to taste.
>Add back the chicken, your remaining root vegetables, and add more chicken stock until everything is covered. Bring to a bubbling simmer then set heat to low and simmer for 2 hours.
>In the last half hour, melt 4 tbsp of butter on low heat, whish with equal amount of flour until a blonde roux forms, then add to the main pot to thicken the curry.
>Salt/pepper to taste, and make adjustments as you wish to the recipie. Serve over rice or eat straight.

Potatoes are better than rice if prepared correctly

t. Martin O'Shaunessy

Scooby has a bunch of vids on this.

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>rice
>low cal
Lmao, 100g is like 350kcal, nigger.

>favorite recipe?
Braised beef shanks and oxtails in red wine
>recommended cookbook
Joy of Cooking 100%. I buy it as a housewarming gift every time one of my friends gets a place. It's not the fanciest, and doesn't have glossy pictures, but if you're new to cooking, it holds your hand through basic techniques,outlines ingredient information, and gives some historical/cultural background to the dishes and ingredients. If you're somewhat experienced, it's still a great reference for dishes you've never prepared before, especially from other cultures.
>healthy and tasty?
Roasted broccoli. Cut into florets, mix with olive oil, season with salt/pepper/red pepper. Cover baking dish with foil and poke holes in it. Cook at 400 for about 45 minutes, turning once halfway through.

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I have a bunch like this.

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Eggs and waffles. With eggs I usually get cage free organic eggs, and add some pink sea salt, pepper, and ghee butter to give it flavor.

Waffles I buy all the ingredients for normal waffles but I also add Quest cinnamon crunch powder to the mix for that special taste.

And coffee is...well coffee.

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Potatoes have starch which leads to bloating, although they are nice
100g of rice is 130kcal idiot, also explain how Japan is the healthiest country on earth and how they eat purely rice stupid user

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Nice

Cooked vs. Uncooked

If you think 100gr of uncooked rice has 130kcal I hope you're not cutting.

Guess I'll put this here since no one gives a shit about my chicken thread.

Lazy curry chicken - put lots of curry powder on raw chicken. Go back over with buffalo sauce. Bake. That's it.

Also, dont open air bake your chicken. It dries it out. Wrap it all in tin foil to hold in heat and moisture.

You can also put separated baken fat or a tablespoon of butter in with raw chicken to help tenderize the chicken as it cools. It will simmer in the fat, tenderizing the meat.


Another food hack is those on the go water flavor packs. I like the lemonade and sour apple ones. You can put a pack in oatmill to get essentially lemon pie. You can also put them in protein shakes. Maybe only do this once a day to three days if on keto. 3 or more a day will fuck your keto or your stomach health. I noticed stalled weight loss with 3 artfitical sugar drinks a day. 1 was ok.

Lemon and lime juice is nice to have for a little spritz in my water.

Cinnamon is nice for oatmill and shakes.

Kimichi and sauerkraut are nice to have on hand. Very easy side you can buy premade. 3 oz is very low sugar. Supposedly good source of k2.

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It says cooked in the image

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>FFXIV and Protein Waffles.

you are my nigger.

It literally says cooked in the image.

Have you ever eaten rice before?

100g is not much.

Uncooked rice contains less bioavailable calories, that's one reason people cook it.

>low cal
Okay

fucking plebs.

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Use London broil, a bit more than recommended.
Add a can of corn.

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Made some today, should last me a couple more days.

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Grilled chicken and curry with jicama, red onion, red bell, habeneros, brown rice, and sweet potato and green onions

Trick to curry is fresh grind your corriander, cumin, chili pepper, mustard seed, and nutmeg. Old spices are flavorless and all you need is a cheap coffee grinder and a grater for the nutmeg.

Can be frozen for later. Also when grilling chicken put that shit as close to the charcoal as possible.

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>tfw the board about food and cooking is so shit and off-topic it needs a dedicated general thread for cooking

Adding cream rather than flour makes for a much creamier curry. Also cooking for 4 hours is ridiculous. Also using curry powder rather than making the mix yourself with fresh ingredients lacks flavor.

Looks good, what is it?

Looks like fucking rice a roni with chopped pork in gravy

oh wait woops
my bad boys

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>Cook fuck ton of whole grain penne
>take 2-3 cans of light alfredo sauce and mix unflavored whey protein in, along with garlic, herbs and parmesan cheese

Easiest meal prep ever.

That sounds fucking terrible.

Well fucking solve your problem then, don't be a pussy. It's tons more cheaper to cook for yourself, so get to it and be creative.

Based old-style peasant gains boy here
Bone broth:
>Vegetables
>Meat
>Bones
>Spices
>8-24 hours to simmer (1hr if fish)
cheap as fuark

Fermented vegetables:
>literally any vegetable you can think of
>submerge in its own juices+water w/ salt
>let be for at least a week
cheap as fuark

how many chickens died for this waste of food?

disgusting.

>6 lbs chicken
>3 lbs onion
>5 lbs carrot
>5 lbs potatoes
>1 pot
How in the goddamn fuck

It's the hairdryer user!

Do you pronounce it (ko-gi) or do you pronounce it (koo-ji)

I love day long marinaded chicken/pork/beef on open charcoal. With rice.
>tfw ywneber do it as good as your mama.
>tfw ywneber be 8 walking up on the weekend when its warm and smell that dry grass and sweet charcoal smoke.
Never understood suicide before but now...

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>protein waffles
>sunny side up eggs
>coffee with just a little bit of cream
>Warriorbro
How can one man be so based?

It's to be made in a cauldron. Don't worry about flavor though. A tablespoon of premixed curry powder will be enough to flavor all 3 gallons.

I do not care if it is Jow Forums, but gumbo is the best thing to ever bless the culinary world.

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I suck ass at cooking, so I'm curious to see what recommendations and recipes you might have whipped up.

God I wish I could get into FFXIV. Tried 3 times to no avail, even with a friend who has been playing for so long helping me. Just can't get into it.. Been playing WoW for too long, to used to it. Anyways, great photo hairdryer-kun

Beef stew:
Tools:
7-quart cast iron dutch oven
Cutting board
Knife
Ingredients:
4lbs chuck beef
Bacon
Marrow bones
Bone broth or beef stock
Parsnips
Celery
Celery root
Rutabaga
Turnip
Potatoes
Garlic
Butter
Heavy cream
Red wine
Oregano
Parsley
Basil
Thyme
Pepper flakes
Black pepper
Salt
Fresh ground nutmeg
Fresh ground cumin
Fresh ground mustard seeds
Bay leaves

Directions:
>Heat the dutchie up
>Put butter and chopped bacon bits into the oven so that the fat in the bacon comes out
>diced onion in until transparent
>diced all other vegetables in and let them sweat for a while stirring ocasionally
>deglaze with red wine
>stir
>add beef stock
>add cubed beef and the marrow bones
>add all the herbs and spices
>let simmer until beef is brown and marrow begins to turn soft
>add cream
>add more red wine
>simmer for another 20-30 minutes

Wah lah

Barley > rice

I appreciate the variety of ingredients and seasonings here, though I would rarely have all of that on hand. The broth would be heavenly with the nutmeg and herbs though.

buy an electric wok boiz

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Buy it freeze dried.

>2kg venison
>200g shallots
>500g oxtail
>300g mushrooms
>2 carrots
>6 rashers bacon
>lots of chilli
if you're on keto, the above, fully seasoned (use wine + brandy + your imagination) is fucking delicious. cook for 6 hours in a dutch oven at 175c

How do you grill chicken without it smoking the everliving fuck out of my house? I bought a cast iron grill pan because I wanted to grill chicken but it smokes way too much.

how do you guys eat your oats? I'm tired of fucking porridge with fruits. Everything online is gay ass cookies and shit. I am aware of making my own granola but surely there's alternatives.

foodwishes.blogspot.com is my favorite cooking youtuber

>I prefer a... penne

Are you retarded?

I watch Townsend and sons and binging with babish.

I think both like to shoot guns and now a days that's the only prerequisite I need. Only helps that the food is dank

coaches oats (toasted and cracked)
ginger powder
clove powder
cinnamon powder (ceylon not fucking trash poison cinnamon)
local raw honey
kerrys gold irish butter

Sup waffle user

i tried lots of different things. here's what taste good for me.
milk and oats into blender
then i tested all of this (one at a time or mixed):
appel
pineapple
pear
strawberry
banana
honey
rasperry
i guess you can mix it with whatever you like. my favorite is strawberry, banana, honey mix. make a nice smoothie and drink it on your way to the gym.

Anyone got good receipes for someone on a cut?

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i don't change my diet on a cut/bulk. i just eat more or less, depending on how much calories i want that day.

I wish I had it as simple as you.

why? what's your problem?

Any good slowcooker recipes?

I'm gaining weight despite being on a 700kcal deficit.

I love this. I use standard macaroni though

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You've miscalculated how many calories you're eating or your tdee

I dunno what it is. I'm using My Fitness Pal to count calories and I used a TDEE calculator, more specifically, this one:

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Are you measuring food weights and portions correctly?

I'm using a scale and I'm confident I am.

Not him but:
Then go lower. I and the same problem for a year. Drink more water.

How much water should I be drinking? I got my asshole ripped by my GP for drinking 4 litres a day.

1. Steak
2. Meat ookra and tomato base
3. Meat beans and tomato base sometimes garlic
4. Chicken broccoli
5. Chicken and salt

Poor Man's Soup

1 to 1 1/2 lbs ground turkey
1 can (10 oz) Rotel (I like the spicier kind)
16 oz. package frozen mixed vegetables, or fresh if you're not /poor/
6-8 potatoes peeled and diced
1 small onion diced
6 beef bouillon cubes
8 cups water
salt and pepper to taste

Brown up your meat in a deep frying pan or a pot, throw in the onions and get them nice and shiny, then throw in everything else and let it simmer on low for about an hour, or throw the meat and onions into a crock pot with everything else.

Usually I'll throw in corn, carrots, and green beans. The spicy Rotel makes it way better than the plain kind and I usually get about 6 servings from the one recipe.

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I just realized I mightve been eating hard goat cheese and always thought it was feta cheese.
So Ive been getting like 150 calories more than I tracked per 100g

I learned how to make teriyaki sauce yesterday. Holy fuck it's so easy. Never buying premade again.
2 parts mirin
1 part onions sauce
Reduce in sauce pan

If you dont have mirin you can just use rice vinegar and sugar to taste.

Chicken rice and broccoli with homemade teriyaki, fuck yes.

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>African bug soup

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Onions sauce, not onion sauce. My bad.

Okay I see there some bullshit auto translate going on with the s...o...y... word. I guess the mods on this board are mostly Jow Forumstards nowadays. what a shame.

hello newfriend

>tfw using Jow Forums for 4 years and Jow Forums for twice as long
K bud

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like i said, hello newfriend

how healthy is bone marrow? does it make a difference in nutrition if i cook bones in my soup or not? i know it tastes much better with bones but what about nutrition?

Does the sticky have information on what kinds of food keep your appetite sated for less calories? I am eating primarily meat, veggies, and beans currently but at enough of a deficit that I feel hungry all day right now

Why not go to the cooking board? That's the cooking general.

because noone there lifts huh?

nobody there would eat 35 egg whites and a multivitamin a day and share his secret with us.

Fit cooking repositzory:
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go to the sub-folder:
fit_body_mind_health -> food_meals_nutrition_supplements -> FIT_Meals

Hi all, I'm tryna cut and am on a low-calorie high-protein diet. I like it, but I need egg ideas because I only eat scramble. I hate the yolk by itself when its all watery and crap

real g

make omelettes or boil them and mix into salad

>he doesn't know

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