too lazy.
just some ctm, saag, daal, naan, rice and curry potatoes
Both meals came w daal, potato, nan and rice and were only like 14-15$ Not bad for amount of food I got tbh. Just one of those daals is enough for like 3-4 ppl shoulda just gone one meal combo and one a la carte.
Garlic cheese naan
i tried making beyond sausage italian sausage for dinner
it was the experience of eating these chinese bean curd things
but in a sausage shape and a strange italian context
it was ok when drowned in sauce and u just dont think about bean curd but i dont think i cld eat it again lmao
i dont really vibe w dry bean curd like that like that
nature valley wafer bars so good. S*** taste like a Reese stick. Also not all dry and crumbly like regular nv bars you can even eat those on carpet without a vacuum and you def gonna need a broom and dustpan if you eat on hard floor
DO NOT sleep on these if you see them at korean/Asian market

Also had no idea mango lassi was so expensive damn near 6$
the last spot I used to got before it closed would just give me them s***s for free whenever they took too long w my order or whenever the manger was in a good mood
Place you're going to is just taxing
Somehow you got caught between two extremes (free and six dollars) because I usually see it offered for 2.50/3
Need that good free extreme back
Taco Bell is coming out with chicken wings coated with queso dust π€«π€«
Taco Bell is coming out with chicken wings coated with queso dust π€«π€«
QSO dust
Taco Bell is coming out with chicken wings coated with queso dust π€«π€«
What does Taco Bell know about chicken wings tho
What does Taco Bell know about chicken wings tho
Under the same corporate umbrella as Pizza Hut and KFC so they know something.
Under the same corporate umbrella as Pizza Hut and KFC so they know something.
Get his ass
@boruto_dad where did you get those plates you always use?
And do you have any recommendations on where to get affordable knives/cookware?
@boruto_dad where did you get those plates you always use?
And do you have any recommendations on where to get affordable knives/cookware?
i got them from muji!!
for cookware/knives i got most of mine off amazon lolol
but in ny theres a bunch of restaurant supply stores and ive gotten stuff from those before
like on bowery
i also like lodge for castiron stuff a lot
cast irons really cheap really hardy and great for a lot of stuff depending on the type of pan/pot u hav--baking, braising, deep frying, stewing, griddling, etc
i have a large round griddle i make tortillas, pizzas, flatbreads on and also griddle w
and then a pot/pan duo where the pan is like the pot lid lolol
but tbh if i were 2 just choose 3 things to use to cook w/ id get classic stainless steel lmao
-small frying pan
-pot
-a big giant saute pan
i got them from muji!!
for cookware/knives i got most of mine off amazon lolol
but in ny theres a bunch of restaurant supply stores and ive gotten stuff from those before
like on bowery
i also like lodge for castiron stuff a lot
cast irons really cheap really hardy and great for a lot of stuff depending on the type of pan/pot u hav--baking, braising, deep frying, stewing, griddling, etc
i have a large round griddle i make tortillas, pizzas, flatbreads on and also griddle w
and then a pot/pan duo where the pan is like the pot lid lolol
but tbh if i were 2 just choose 3 things to use to cook w/ id get classic stainless steel lmao
-small frying pan
-pot
-a big giant saute pan
Do you have anything in particular that you like off Amazon and I eat very simply right now so I appreciate how you broke it down at the end:
small frying pan
-pot
-a big giant saute pan
-a few knives
-look into cast iron and I should be good?
Do you have anything in particular that you like off Amazon and I eat very simply right now so I appreciate how you broke it down at the end:
small frying pan
-pot
-a big giant saute pan
-a few knives
-look into cast iron and I should be good?
mhm
tbh id consider what types of foods ud be trying to cook tho
this is similar to the giant pan i have
amazon.com/Cuisinart-726-38H-Classic-Stainless-Stir-Fry/dp/B000ND3GQY/ref=sr_1_64?dchild=1&keywords=stir+fry+pan+11+inch+steel&qid=1633112777&sr=8-64
ig its actually a stir fry pan?? no clue what the official name is lmao
i like it for doing fried rice esp or anything that requires searing then idk adding other s*** to it (eg beef broccoli, jambalaya, etc), as well as cooking pasta in it, and i like that it can go in the oven so i can use it if i need to bake or anything
i like that u can do a lot and add a lot without having things spill out... u can be pretty reckless
but u cant really make an omelette or fry eggs in it so i think the smaller frying pan is better for that
then the pot is better for idk soups and boiling pasta n whatnot... making rice, making grits/polenta/etc
for instance tho if all u want to make is like foods u can just stick somewhere, leave it overnight, and then have it, something like a crockpot might be more useful to u

finallyyy
in af
chicken mushroom with mushroom sauce with onions, vegetables rice
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