TK holds your hand and explains ingredients from chickpeas to nooch so you'll feel confident knowing exactly what the f*ck you're cooking. Thug Kitchen 101 includes more than 100 easy and accessible recipes to give you a solid start toward a better diet.
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Click here to purchase from Rakuten Kobo The creators of the New York Times bestselling cookbook series Thug Kitchen are back to deliver you the sorta gentle, but always hilarious shove you need to take the leap into healthy eating. And then, ya know, f***ing vote.”Ĭheck out all of their incredible recipes at And as they say, eat like you give a f***.Also available on eBook for £8.99. At the end of their list, in the most on-brand way possible, they say, “Most importantly, register to vote. And they back that commitment up with a list of all of the nonprofits they support. Bad Manners was willing to take that risk to continue to “widen the table in our country’s conversation around food and add more chairs.” In the aftermath of deaths of numerous Black people at the hands of police, while many companies released vague statements about Black Lives Matter, Bad Manners took a very firm stance. It’s a risky marketing move to change your entire name and brand based on current events, but this sounds like a discussion that developed over a sustained period of time. We’re serious about being advocates for change and that starts with us.” They close the section by saying, “These changes are underway but will take a little while longer while we finish the work. They restate their commitment to inclusivity and empathy.
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Under the “Change” tab of their website is a full explanation including their commitment to change the titles of their cookbooks and website. So like any decent company, they apologized and vowed to do better. Critics pointed out that a company started by two white people using a word that had become a racist dog whistle was, at best, cultural appropriation, and at worst, contributing to dehumanization of Black people. However, the term “thug” has become increasingly divisive, especially in an age of police violence against Black people and the protests that follow. The company launched under the name “Thug Kitchen” to show their grit and make them stand out in an otherwise high-brow food scene. The creators of Bad Manners are also refreshingly self-aware. So if someone just handed you a block of tofu and you have no clue what to do with it, just search for tofu recipes, and they’ve got you covered. You can search by types of meals, or ingredients. The food is fun and creative, and the website is user-friendly. If you got this far in the recipe but fail at the assembling a sandwich part then we honestly don’t know what the f*** to say to you.” “Once the tempeh is browned on both sides then you are ready to make a bada** sandwich.”
“Yeah, you have better read this sh** all the way through before you started cooking hungry.” “No need to f***ing measure it out, just trust your 3rd grade teacher did an ok job with you and f***ing eyeball it.” Let me give an example of some instructions from my new favorite recipe, Hippie TLTA Sammie:
Luckily, they have a website, podcast, and, of course, all the social media. For some reason, my baptist pastor dad wasn’t interested in gifting me a profanity-ridden cookbook. I immediately asked my parents for one of their cookbooks for Christmas. Someone sent me a link to one of their recipes and I was laughing the whole time I was cooking. I was first introduced to Bad Manners under its former name, Thug Kitchen, about six years ago. The recipes have enough sass and profanity to make it feel like your friend is reading them to you over a glass of wine after a long day and she has zero filters left. It is an LA-based website and cookbook company chock full of amazing plant-based recipes exploding with flavor.
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