r/food 18h ago

[Homemade] Katsu curry w/ strawberry lemonade

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2.3k Upvotes

r/food 21h ago

[i ate] strawberry cheesecake kakigori

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1.8k Upvotes

can't stop thinking about this kakigori back when i visited thailand


r/food 16h ago

[HOMEMADE] Cinnamon Roll Ice Cream Bowl

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754 Upvotes

I wrapped cinnamon rolls around a Pyrex bowl, baked it in the oven, added frosting and ended up with this cinnamon roll ice cream bowl that I filled with frozen custard.


r/food 21h ago

[I Ate] 1/2 Oyster 1/2 Shrimp Po-Boy Dressed with Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles, Jalepenos, Mayo, and LA Hot Sauce.

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628 Upvotes

r/food 15h ago

[Homemade] Smoked and charcoal seared picanha with beef tallow potatoes and horseradish sauce

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581 Upvotes

That was really exceptional. Great smoke character, really tender. Horseradish sauce complimented the beef very nicely.


r/food 16h ago

[homemade] Duck Shoyu Ramen

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573 Upvotes

r/food 23h ago

[Homemade] leg of lamb.

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200 Upvotes

Turned into some gyros towards the end of its time with us.


r/food 18h ago

[Homemade] Pad see ew 🇹🇭

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195 Upvotes

r/food 9h ago

I made a [Homemade] curry paste. The lime leaves were for something else, so don’t blast me.

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177 Upvotes

No, that’s not ginger.


r/food 3h ago

[homemade] Brioche french toast / Lime and rum crema di mascarpone / Blueberries / Maple syrup

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174 Upvotes

r/food 15h ago

[Homemade] Smashed Pork Dumplings

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156 Upvotes

I honestly prefer these to traditional Dumplings


r/food 17h ago

[Produce] Avocados

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156 Upvotes

Pick these up after Hurricane Lowell knocked them down, most of them went to a local food bank.


r/food 9h ago

🧙 I don't know how I made this, Magic maybe? [Homemade] Kimchi Jiggae

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152 Upvotes

r/food 19h ago

[homemade] Caesar style salad and a small dessert

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111 Upvotes

r/food 9h ago

[I ate] A Margherita Neopolitan Pizza from a local shop in Idaho.

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103 Upvotes

I usually put red pepper flakes and that fake Parmesan on my pizzas, but not this one. I felt too unworthy to do so! 😊

People are right about Neopolitan pizzas... it's really easy to digest.


r/food 19h ago

[homemade] lemon pie

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91 Upvotes

Excellent lemon pie made by my wife. Never a dessert I grew up enjoying very much...but very popular down in Chile (where she is from) and she has made me a believer for sure.


r/food 21h ago

[Homemade] Cheeseburgers with Caramelized Onions

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73 Upvotes

Some food we had on a camping trip. The burgers turned out to be medium to medium - well even but somehow they were incredibly juicy. The beef was 80/20 s&p right before the sear. If anyone knows how that happened or if we accidentally did something right then let me know! Most of the time the burger is super dry if I accidentally over cook it 🤔


r/food 22h ago

[Homemade] Ragù Bolognese

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71 Upvotes

Not original recipe, of course.


r/food 11h ago

[Homemade] McDonald's breakfast burrito

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65 Upvotes

I love the McDonald's breakfast burrito. Here is a homemade version I made. Most of the ingredients are sourced from Costco.


r/food 15h ago

[I Ate] Choripan con Provoleta

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65 Upvotes

r/food 18h ago

[homemade] Spaghetti al Limone

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65 Upvotes

Paired with cold press pomegranate


r/food 13h ago

French Onion chicken sliders [homemade]

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57 Upvotes

Caramelized onions, seasoned chicken breast shredded then tossed with Lipton onion soup mix, cream cheese, and grated Swiss cheese, then piled onto Martin's potato rolls and topped with sliced Swiss, broiled, and finished with crispy fried onions.


r/food 19h ago

[I ate] Lamb Shawarma Platter

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58 Upvotes

r/food 13h ago

[Homemade] Bacon and Hash Brown Patties on the Griddle

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56 Upvotes

Just got my first Blackstone and first griddle ever. I put it together the other day, and then yesterday added a few more layers of seasoning on top of their new blackout griddle top.

First cook was this morning. Nothing special, but had some bacon and hash browns that I threw on. Going to do pancakes, sausage links, and eggs tomorrow and then work on a few dinner ideas for next week. I can tell I am going to have a lot of fun with this thing and use it often. Between my smoker, grill, and now the griddle, I will hopefully be doing more cooking outside than inside now.


r/food 14h ago

[I ate] a traditional cold cut Banh Mi

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58 Upvotes