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No comment.Do you avoid the sunlight?
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No comment.Do you avoid the sunlight?
Nigga he’s br*tish what sunlight?Do you avoid the sunlight?
Because you are secretly Welsh?What makes you think I'd eat anything with l**ks in it?
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How about a yummy carrot
Brussel sprouts my niggaHow about a yummy zucchini
I'm still waiting for that saladWhat makes you think I'd eat anything with l**ks in it?
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First week is A for asparagus. But I'll go easy on the Brit and allow a few brown additives.Someone dox mound dweller so we can drop off one type of vegetable for him to try to cook with for free every week. Vegetable of the Week type of deal.
I swear to fuck you can make vegetables tasty @Mound Dweller

Yes yes I'm sure literal shit looks nice and shiny if you top it off with a bit of glitter too@Mound Dweller THATS PORK ON TOP YOU NANCY BOY THATS NOT ISLAMIC ITS HARAM AND DELICIOUS
As an American we have far greater capacity for self defense than your anarcho-tyrannic Commoncuck brain can imagine.Any who dare defile my Sovereign Commonwealth with the unclean taint of v*g will rapidly find themselves in a Self Defence Scenario in REAL LIFE.
Yes yes I'm sure literal shit looks nice and shiny if you top it off with a bit of glitter too![]()
Is there a good guide on how to prepare asparagus? I've tried cooking it once, a few years ago (it's not really common here), and it had the texture of eating wooden sticks. I tried it again, about a month ago, this time from a restaurant, and it was decent. Did I fuck something up during cooking, pick them up during the wrong season, or what? This one vegetable has managed to escape my gluttony so far.First week is A for asparagus. But I'll go easy on the Brit and allow a few brown additives.
Probably sous vide + finished on panIs there a good guide on how to prepare asparagus? I've tried cooking it once, a few years ago (it's not really common here), and it had the texture of eating wooden sticks. I tried it again, about a month ago, this time from a restaurant, and it was decent. Did I fuck something up during cooking, pick them up during the wrong season, or what? This one vegetable has managed to escape my gluttony so far.
How? You brits have no guns and you don't have enough vitamins to be a worthy combatantAny who dare defile my Sovereign Commonwealth with the unclean taint of v*g will rapidly find themselves in a Self Defence Scenario in REAL LIFE.
Then you leave me no choice but to launch my very own offensiveAs an am*rican we have far greater capacity for self defense than your anarcho-tyrannic Commoncuck brain can imagine.

It's offensive alright
I don't feel comfortable with sous vide, microplastics and all that. Would a boil, then pan, be a reasonable method?Probably sous vide + finished on pan
There's no microplastics in sous vide though. The bags are made for that purpose, and sous vide temp is not high enough to pose a risk of any material melting on the foodI don't feel comfortable with sous vide, microplastics and all that. Would a boil, then pan, be a reasonable method?
The last time I think I simply tried to roast it in an oven.