but Euro food is best by far

I'll post my recipe for a fish head tom yum coconut soup. Sooo good

that sounds fantastic

@Louis Loire - NY for real. My grandma taught me a lot of Polish recipes. Some nights I just have to have a Polish meal of latkes, golabki, pierogies, and kielbasa.

simple Euro recipes require excellent ingredients that is the only thing that can be hard

Exactly. It's mostly peasant food. I think the simplicity of Euro food is what makes it so good.

as Gordon Ramsey would say SIMPLE RUSTIC QUALITY INGREDIENTS lol

This is how they STILL do it in France

you have local markets and bakers and you buy fresh baked bread every morning

And you eat meals with others... it's a beautiful tradition

@Louis Loire - NY lmao Gordon is my muse. I love that dude. Inspiring cooking.

plus mostly everyone in France cuck or non cuck is woke on the Monsanto question

makes a massive difference

When I visited NYC, the farmers markets they had every weekend were amazing. We have some farmers markets with decent produce and meats here in Florida, but nothing like NY

I go very often its the only place to get real stuff and raw milk or at least low temp pasteurized most people don't realize once you get about 45 mins north of the city NY turns into farms

https://youtu.be/r5kKeKSfyOE @here

Tartine bread in San Francisco is nationally renowned for their modern approach to old world techniques with baking.

For all of you home bakers I highly recommend their book https://www.amazon.com/Tartine-Bread-Chad-Robertson/dp/0811870413

Everything I know about bread is here.

The guy who wrote it is named Chad... nuff said

The Chad Baking

^ new alt-right baking channel featuring @Marlow @Louis Loire - NY and @Alexander B. - SC

Dude we're gonna have such awesome food in the ethnostate

we do really have to get together and film some cooking alt right style I think that could catch on

there are a few good youtube channels I follow European Kitchen being one

I'm a manager at a McDonalds, I"m the real cook :^) :^) :^)

@Louis Loire - NY first step, turn on the gas. Gonna want that oven real hot folks

616 all day baby

That bread looks so good 😋

Anyone got any great steak marinade recipes they'd like to share?

What kind of flavor profile are you going for, my dude?

I've been big into the soy sauce based stuff lately, like last week I did a soy ginger marinade with some chili garlic in it that turned out pretty awesome.

Oosh nice

Have you ever used fish sauce?

= parts "three crabs" brand fish sauce and sugar. Then add minced ginger/garlic/shallot/scallion/mint/basil makes for an amazing marinade if you enjoy Asian flavors

Whisk the sugar around in the sauce, and as it sits it'll slowly dissolve in.

I have actually never cooked with Fish Sauce. I definitely have to try it out

A sidenote on soy, use it conservatively as it is likely that it lowers testosterone.

Fish sauce is one of my favorite things to use as a marinade. You can't substitute the flavor of fish sauce with anything else. It's really unique, especially if you love those Asian flavors as much as I do

Hungarian Cucumber and Tomato Salad