More hospital food: “beef stroganoff”

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International-Fun-86@reddit

Looks like they use the same catering as the animal hospital.

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Early_Lion6138@reddit

Beef is so expensive that you would pay a fortune for this in a restaurant.

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No_Clock2390@reddit

Beef is so expensive that you would pay a fortune for this in a restaurant.

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Whos_Blockin_Jimmy@reddit

That’ll make you end up in the hospital.

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Flibs-@reddit

The beef doesn't look bad at all but the noodles look absolutely cooked to shit.

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metalshoes@reddit

It’s really not that hard to not murder noodles, just cook them less. Like a good little fuck you from the staff to indicate how little they give a shit.

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NewWayUa@reddit

Beef stroganoff must be served with mashed potatoes. But they had only shitty pasta. They tried to make something similar to mashed potatoes from pasta...

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BJntheRV@reddit

That beef looks like someone chewed it and spit it back out on the plate.

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Plum_Surprised@reddit

You guys are being judgmental. The noodles and the beef look equally abominable.

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RawChickenButt@reddit

Not really. I just had some canned venison my brother in law shit last season. It was delicious. I ate it cold.

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unclejoe1917@reddit

They just put the beef and noodles together in one pot and let it boil for a couple hours with no seasoning I see.

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voteblue18@reddit

Yeah it’s not bad, relatively speaking. I spent about six weeks in the hospital a few years ago and let me tell you, the food brought me no pleasure.

And I barely lost 5 lbs. WTF was up with that?

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sarapantera_@reddit

always order mac and cheese in any hospital it will always be good

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BostonRedPill@reddit

The “stroganoff” on navy ships looks similar. We used to call it “beef stroke-me-off”

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Ok_Wasabi_9512@reddit

It's a rough one when they finally let you have food, and it's inedible.

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Ocinea@reddit

How picky can one be when eating hospital food?! This doesn't even look that bad. Wow

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When I cooked at a nursing home you could get the noodles pretty decent if it was the last thing you cooked. But what most people do is get them going first, then they're done when you have a chance to drain them, then they go into steam trays for 40 minutes so they get double cooked and double cooked again.

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