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You have been blessed by the three food fairies: you can now... (mander.xyz)

submitted 3 weeks ago by Mothra@mander.xyz to c/casualconversation@piefed.social

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...eat as much [food item 1] as you want, without suffering any unwanted consequences

... always find [food item 2] at a bargain price, discounted or on sale (but you can't resell them)

...eat [ food item 3] and be sure it will always be be of excellent quality, rich and full of flavor

My three items would be chocolate, steak and cheese. Maybe. I'm not too sure about the steak, maybe I should say eggs instead.

What would be your three blessed foods?

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[–] lvxferre@mander.xyz 1 points 20 hours ago* (last edited 20 hours ago)

So… You just make the ramen and dump the contents of a tin of sardines

Yup, pretty much. The canned sardines in tomato sauce are already cooked, so you simply remove the bones, cut them into pieces, heat them up (sauce included) and mix them with the already cooked noodles.

How do you cook liver for polenta?

Cut the liver into stripes. Season it with salt, black pepper, garlic, and smoked paprika. Then sauté it on high fire, and add some already prepared tomato sauce (store bought or homemade). Then serve it over the polenta.

Note: the polenta I used in my uni times was instant polenta (made with pre-cooked cornmeal, it gets ready after 15min), but it works well with traditional polenta too.

I also like it pan-fried. And I also hate the mess in the kitchen afterwards. But if there's something even worse, it's to deep-fry chicken liver, I tried it once and… well, the oil spills on my arms were not fun.