Why don't we have a food thread? We should have a food thread

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Any suggestions on making homemade BBQ sauce? I wanted to make this (similar to the sauce that the BBQ chain Jim and Nick’s serves, their Morgan Co. White Sauce):

But I also want to make a more traditional BBQ sauce (tomato-based, perhaps?).

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I have recently discovered this stuff:

Nom. Just throw a spoonful in with almost anything for an instant spice and flavour kick.

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ohhh, i freaking love gochujang!

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After my recent experience with finding vermin wandering around my rice container, I decided to try something different. Instead of the usual grocery store rice I had been buying in 5 pound bags, I instead decided to try gourmet rice in a small bag.

I’m sad to say I could tell a difference.

The resulting rice had a noticeably lighter and cleaner taste. I suppose I will have to buy more of it in the future.

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Relevant Second Thought video:

Here’s a Nebula link as well. If you’re a subscriber, they’ll get a larger revenue share than if you watch it on YouTube:

Warning: May lead to socialist tendencies.

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I’m already a Socialist!

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I’m still a bit too ignorant of theory to figure out exactly what flavor of Leftist I am… but I’m definitely down with power to the workers, and food for all!

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2 posts were split to a new topic: That sure is a nice means of production you have there

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I think this is great!

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Sounds like such a fun and well done project, too, with tons of social support.

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Would I? Nope also wtf?

“We can print chicken, beef, vegetables, and cheese. Anything that can be turned into a paste, liquid, or powder.”

mmmmm powder mmm?

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i’d eat it.

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I would also, but it’s certainly not the best looking cheesecake I’ve ever seen. It definitely looks 3D printed.

I’m much more interested in the types of food that could be enabled by this preparation method than by merely trying to reproduce existing foods, in much the same way that polymer 3D printing enables designing and producing products that cannot be created through other means.

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It does seem well suited for snacks or hors doevres, something compact.

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Okay, we’re nearing “The Jetsons” territory here…now we just need PFVs.

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