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songofsunset:

So I cook a lot and a while back I was planning a tea party and got tired of constantly texting my friends like ‘do you remember if anyone dislikes cantaloupe? Will cantaloupe work???’ 

so I had us spend a couple hours creating and filling out an online spreadsheet of our food preferences. I made colored dropdown answers and floating label bars and it was pretty slick

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and it ended up that all five of us were online and filling out the chart at the same time and things

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got a bit

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out of hand

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In conclusion my friends are nerds and I love them.

Bonus: 

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bemusedlybespectacled:

if your “healthy diet” that “everyone should try”

  • ignores people with food allergies
  • ignores people with food intolerances or necessary dietary restrictions
  • ignores people with limited money, means of travel, or access to food

then it’s not universally healthy and it’s not for everyone

badfoodnetworkpuns:

lyinbrian:

badfoodnetworkpuns:

thelastunicorg:

ironbearicade:

thelastunicorg:

badfoodnetworkpuns:

livin-with-ocs:

badfoodnetworkpuns:

I’m hungry. I think someone should cook me something so that I can judge/eat it. Open your baskets! Your mystery ingredients are dough, tomato sauce, cheese, and pepperoni. You must incorporate all mystery ingredients IN MY DAMN PIZZA. ya you heard me, I’d like a pizza, por favor

So what I’m going to do is make a deconstructed pizza, with a kind of tomato-cheese soup served with pepperoni bread sticks.

AND YOU ARE CHOPPED YOU ARE SO SO CHOPPED GET OUT OF MY KITCHEN (but I’ll keep the bread sticks) 

My family doesn’t do a lot of “Italian” food, so I’m putting a sort of whimsical childhood twist on the dish. I’m going to stuff the sausage with the cheese, and then cover the whole thing in a cornmeal dough before I deep fry it. I’m going to serve it with a tomato, vinegar, and sugar reduction to really bring out the umami of the dish. I will plate my dish by impaling the sausage on a stick and drizzling the tomato reduction over it.

Stahp, please :( You’re killing it :(((

You like corndogs tho. I know you do. You can’t hide your shame from me.

I’ve lost my appetite and I’m laying on the floor behind the judge’s table crying 

Time’s up and I look at my competitors’ dishes and I realize I forgot the dough… How am I going to present this to the judge?
“Hello, today I’ve prepared for you a glueten-free, Atkins style pizza.”

I could forgive the no dough, but what I cannot forgive is this irrelevant side salad made only of raw cabbage drenched in truffle oil

letstalkabouttrek:

honestly there needs to be more awareness and support for disordered eating that’s not just about body image

shout out to people with spoilage or contamination phobias. to people with very specific food rituals that can’t be disturbed. to people with sensory processing issues that can’t deal with certain textures or flavors. to people that can’t eat food they didn’t see prepared. to people whose foods can’t touch one another because it makes all the alarms in their brain go off. to people whose severe anxiety is reduced to them being “picky eaters”.

your problems are valid; sometime’s it’s not as easy as “just try it”; it’s not rude to refuse food you don’t think you can eat; your diet is no one’s business but yours and your doctors’

haintxblue:

roachpatrol:

stick-arms:

mendelpalace:

swaaarm:

I made this today and can confirm it is the real deal. If you are poor and/or eat instant ramen all the time like me, you should give it a try.

Here’s some guy’s blog post where he makes it.

Example pics from that blog post: 

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I just tried it out myself, too. It is pretty legit. 

I’ve been adding egg to my soupy ramen for a while… got to try this take on it!

listen, if you’re poor, and buy green onion, don’t keep it in a bag in the fridge! put the bunch in a glass of water, so the waxy white part is submerged, and leave it somewhere it gets some sunlight. instead of rotting in the crisper drawer, the onions will stay fresh almost indefinitely, and can even replenish themselves. 

you can eat the stalks whole one by one, or just cut the greens off with scissors and let them grow back from the white base. just don’t let the water get too old or too warm, or submerge too much of the greens, or you risk losing a stalk to rot— just replace the water once or twice a week, do an occasional sniff test.

if the roots get real long, you can even upgrade your stalks to houseplant status. when potted, the upkeep’s a little higher, because you have to water them regularly, but the onions start to reproduce.

i’ve heard bok choy does fine in water too, but i haven’t tried it. see for yourself. 

I did not know this green onion tip and will be using it!