right now the sauce itself is done, picture related. ill add the tuna in a bit.
please rate
Landon Long
looks more like jumbought than sauce
Xavier Rivera
Not fresh tomatoes/10
Camden Cook
7 liters of beef stock
Lincoln Gonzalez
youre right i suppose, i like to make it very thick. but i eat it with pasta.
right now im still having some more onions in the pan. gonna add them too.
nigga pls
Nathan Roberts
just added the onions and the tuna.
Matthew Price
Are you fucking serious? >board is called food and cooking >nobody is cooking
Cameron Gonzalez
hi tc
Zachary Russell
Spag bol, simmering down at the moment.
Brandon Sullivan
hi :3
Eli Harris
Roast butternut squash soup with chilli, crème fraîche and ciabatta.
Picnic grub.
Jose Lewis
holy shit I though this was a picture of me at first
Austin Foster
>crème fraaaaîche >cafeteria fraaaaîche
Henry Mitchell
its ankh, from ankhstream.net
Parker Barnes
Wtf he looks like my twin
Matthew Sanchez
i heard his dad is a real stud, maybe you are twins
Chase Smith
This is fucky
We both have the same eye color, the same hair color, the same mouth shape, the same nose
Only difference is my eyes are a bit bigger
Carter Cruz
>"hurr durr all mexicans look the same" goddamn racist.
Ryder Richardson
I'm not mexican
Nolan Adams
...
Jackson Hall
Okay he looks way less like me in this picture
Gavin Jackson
cube steaks and onions in mushroom soup cooked inside slow cooker
Angel Reed
Done.
Jayden Gutierrez
Fish tostada wraps with salsa
Colton Howard
Chickpeas, onion, bell pepper and pumpkin stew, with some garlic and basil. With white rice.
Dominic Parker
I made Dinuguan, a special Filipino delicacy made by simmering pork blood in vinegar.
It was actually really quite scary sifting through a cup of raw pork blood, and even scarier pouring it into a hot pan and having that iron-y, gamey, mineral-y aroma hit your nostrils like a frying pan to the noggin.
It got a lot better when I added copious amounts of Pinoy vinegar and stewed it for hours.
Tasted pretty good, but it was a lot of trouble and i'm still not sure if I'm 100% comfortable with that raw taste of pork blood.
Ordering Dinuguan at my local Pinoy cafeteria? Yes, heap it on. Cooking it up from scratch? Maybe I'll stick with Adobo.
Still a positive experience.
Connor Diaz
sautéed some onions, garlic, cherry tomatoes and canned white beans with some paprika and cumin topped that shit with fried eggs but no herbs, unfortunately
Anthony Baker
That sounds really interesting! Where are you form and how did you get the pork blood?
Blake Davis
California. Made a special trip to Seafood City, which is sort of like the 99 Ranch for Filipinos.