/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>>304502
i've also been into making homemade pizza, burgers too. with fries of course!

>>304503
If you like a bit of spice, try chorizo on your pizza, and a little bit of sharp cheddar mixed in with your cheese. Good shit

I coocked concrete today with other students in university. You mix cement with sand and gravel then add water.

>>304504
I have not long ago made own pizza too and cheddar is really nice on it. For different kinds of pizza I use mozzarella. If mozzarella is so done it gets color it's really delicious
Maybe not 'cool' but today we're making meat with sauerkraut. Easy, healthy and tasty

Bread cheese is practically flavorless and can be used to give anything a gooey cheesy texture while absorbing and for all intents and purposes being those flavors.

Homemade thai garlic chicken is always nice. Something that's cool...
Pork, veal, lamb gyro is great. As a fast food type of meat it has to be over seasoned.

>>304502
No. Just weird ramen shit.

It's not really cooking, but I've found a new appreciation for dehytraded mashed potatos. Just a teaspoon of tiny dots is like a whole meal if you a bunch of water at high heat. Apparently like 10 of the little beads is like a whole potato becaise potatoes are 99% water and the remaining starch coils up easily. I recently had the idea to put a tiny amount (like, less than a spoon) of them in a large pan full of water with a tiny bit of cheese and some vetetable oil into the water. At first, it was just a thin and foul-smelling soup, but when the water finally cooked off it turned into a rubbery taffy-like substance from the surprising amount of starch, and then eventually it turned what tasted like a hybrid of a pancake and hashbrowns. It filled up a whole dinner plate despite the lack of ingredients, and actually tasted pretty good.
It was actually so good I tried it again. The first time I had tried it I put the cheese in only after the mush had become semisolid, which was okay. Later, I thought of putting the cheese into the boiling water while the beats were disolving, which is what created the aformentioned foul-smelling soup; despite my initial regrets, it actually had a better effect and made the potato-taffy into a uniform substance that browned perfectly in the pan.
This morning I had no cheese and wondered what would happen f I mixed an egg into the mush, with results that left something to be desired. I may have put the egg in too early because most of the egg started to cook in the lukewarm water before the tiny amount of kernels could dissolve, but still ultimately mixed together to a point that was edible and enjoyable. It was still pretty good in the end though, because it tasted like a kind of kybrid of scrambled eggs and hashbrowns, only with a unique texture.
It's probably a stupid waste of time, energy and water, but I will definitely explore using potato starch in more meals going forward.
If it wasn't obvious, I've had a lot of free time in my hands recently...

I like making tuna patties occasionally

>>304526
Surprisingly canned tune works well with shwarma seasonings.

>>304502
tried making some custom barbeque sauce for pulled pork sandwiches. It was good, but it didn't turn out as barbeque sauce.

>>304525
how do you get/make the potato balls?

I made some cornmeal pancakes that came out surprisingly tasty. I also baked a loaf of soda bread that is okay, better than I thought it would turn out anyway.