can you still eat soul food if youre dead inside? asking for a friend
this post was submitted on 24 Mar 2025
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"Cooking soul food is the only thing keeping me afloat." - a friend
I'm planning to make that tomorrow. Easy, filling, tasty, and healthy,
With Baguette is a gamechanger. It socks Up all the juice when you Dip it
In the other direction: we thicken the chili with instant mashed potatoes, melt sharp cheddar on top, scoop with corn chips, and dollop sour cream.
Oh shoot, I had a feeling I forgot something! We also do sour cream. Awesome!
I like to melt/dissolve a few slices of (real) cheese, it's my favorite method of thickening stew like thing tho
I have a preference for using masarepa to thicken. I've got a buddy that prefers masa harina.
I don't deny that it looks tasty, but what is it?
chili con carne
Oh, duh. The corn and the triangles threw me off; I subconsciously thought that was pita.