Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
Do you know how to cook?
03/02/2011
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Yes & I love to cook. I really like to bake desserts from scratch. I can not pick a favorite dish but I do enjoy making meatloaf.
03/02/2011
WHITEMIKE
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Cooking with my wife is foreplay. We cook resturant qualit meals most of the time. I think it is a waste to eat at a resturant.
Originally posted by
Adam02viper
Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
03/02/2011
I'm trying to improve my cooking techniques, but I love to cook. My favorite dish to make is baked shrimp but I love trying new dishes when I have time.
03/02/2011
I like cooking. I cook pretty basic food but I do it pretty well (I think). My home made pizza is the best... way better taste than any pizza I've ever bought.
03/03/2011
Hell yes - I learnt to cook at a young age and I enjoy it.
I LOVE cooking roasts each saturday.
But I also enjoy cooking things like chicken Kievs, Cordon Bleu, Mongolian lamb, Rogan Josh and Beef Stroganoff.
And for desserts - Mango cheesecake and Triffle!!!
I LOVE cooking roasts each saturday.
But I also enjoy cooking things like chicken Kievs, Cordon Bleu, Mongolian lamb, Rogan Josh and Beef Stroganoff.
And for desserts - Mango cheesecake and Triffle!!!
03/03/2011
Is water wet?
I don't have a favorite dish to make - there's way too many. I just enjoy cooking and baking, period.
I don't have a favorite dish to make - there's way too many. I just enjoy cooking and baking, period.
03/03/2011
I enjoy cooking, it's the cleaning up that I am terrible at!
03/03/2011
I love to cook as does My Man. I also bake, which he doesn't do. (You have to read instructions to bake, and he doesn't care to do that.)
I have a lot of favorite dishes. I just made up a recipe for Chicken Croquettes this week, from left over full breast chicken Kiev, rice, egg, herbs and spinach, mixed with bread crumbs and rolled in bread crumbs, with a lemon-wine gravy. It was really good.
My best work are things like savory pies and casseroles, poached fish, stews, chicken and dumplings, pot roast, soup, (any kind except bean, the man won't eat it) and Italian dishes like Puttanesca Sauce and Bracciolli (pronounced "Brah-sshoolee" by Chicago Southern Italians.) Braccoollli is a flank steak, cut so it is long, then stuffed with home made bread cubes, mixed with egg, spinach, herbs, (Parmesan or Romano if you want, but I don't eat dairy products) and maybe some olives, then rolled so you can cut it against the grain. You then tie it up (I do a fancy tie, so they are all connected. It looks good.) Then fried in olive oil until brown and put aside while you make your gravy (Italian tomato sauce) in the left over stuff in the bottom of the pot. When the gravy is put together, you put the Bracciolli back in and cook it forever. Serve with yummy pasta, like Fusilli con Buco or Zitoni (really thick spaghetti like straws) Imported tomatoes, paste and pasta makes the best gravy dish.
If I don't know how to make something, I either look on the internet or get a book from the library (or from one of our 50+ cook books) and learn how.
The Man says he's a better cook than I am. He's wrong.
I have a lot of favorite dishes. I just made up a recipe for Chicken Croquettes this week, from left over full breast chicken Kiev, rice, egg, herbs and spinach, mixed with bread crumbs and rolled in bread crumbs, with a lemon-wine gravy. It was really good.
My best work are things like savory pies and casseroles, poached fish, stews, chicken and dumplings, pot roast, soup, (any kind except bean, the man won't eat it) and Italian dishes like Puttanesca Sauce and Bracciolli (pronounced "Brah-sshoolee" by Chicago Southern Italians.) Braccoollli is a flank steak, cut so it is long, then stuffed with home made bread cubes, mixed with egg, spinach, herbs, (Parmesan or Romano if you want, but I don't eat dairy products) and maybe some olives, then rolled so you can cut it against the grain. You then tie it up (I do a fancy tie, so they are all connected. It looks good.) Then fried in olive oil until brown and put aside while you make your gravy (Italian tomato sauce) in the left over stuff in the bottom of the pot. When the gravy is put together, you put the Bracciolli back in and cook it forever. Serve with yummy pasta, like Fusilli con Buco or Zitoni (really thick spaghetti like straws) Imported tomatoes, paste and pasta makes the best gravy dish.
If I don't know how to make something, I either look on the internet or get a book from the library (or from one of our 50+ cook books) and learn how.
The Man says he's a better cook than I am. He's wrong.
03/03/2011
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I enjoy cooking I hate to clean up afterwards
Originally posted by
Checkmate
I enjoy cooking, it's the cleaning up that I am terrible at!
03/03/2011
I adore cooking! And as for my favourite thing to make, it varies from day to day. My current favourite dish is this: link
03/03/2011
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Ya know what they say - A good chief never cleans up after themselves!
Originally posted by
phunkyphreak
I enjoy cooking I hate to clean up afterwards
03/03/2011
Yes. I'm a culinary school drop-out.
03/03/2011
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I went to Culinary School (Scottsdale Culinary Institute, Le Cordon Bleu), but had dropped out due to back issues -- I still really love to cook, it just hurts me to stand for so long...
Originally posted by
Adam02viper
Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
My fav things to cook would be pot roasts, home made chicken noodle soups, pastas, stir fry, random chicken recipes (using different spices/seasonings/mari nades - mixing what normally wouldn't be mixed). I haven't made something "different" in a while, I guess its time too. I used to make home made scalloped potatoes - start in the pan, and move to the oven. Hmm, I will have to dig up my recipe for that!
03/04/2011
I make killer pad thai
03/04/2011
I love cooking. I used to think that I sucked at cooking but I'm actually pretty good and kind of creative but honestly I like to stick to traditional hearty food like my grand mother makes.
03/04/2011
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i LOVE cooking! and i have a crazy addiction to food, it's even better!
Originally posted by
Adam02viper
Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
i love making pasta from scratch, it's my absolute favorite! i also really like making indian food. yummy-in-my-tummy!!
03/15/2011
Oh hellz yes. But I HATE dishes. Unfortunately the two go hand in hand.
03/15/2011
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Nope.. but I really want to learn how lol
Originally posted by
Adam02viper
Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
03/18/2011
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I love cooking. I've been "assigned" the role of house chef (and really don't mind the title). One of my favorite things to cook is also one of the easiest: Roasted vegetables. Preheat the oven to 425. Slice some zucchini (or eggplant or sweet potatoes or pretty much any other vegetable you have) about 1/2 inch thick. Toss with extra-virgin olive oil, salt, pepper and garlic powder. Place on a single layer on a greased baking sheet and bake for 8 minutes. Flip and bake for another 8 minutes. Goes great with chicken, fish or just about any dish. The roasting really brings out the vegetable's sweetness. *YUM*
Originally posted by
Adam02viper
Do you know how to cook, also do you enjoy cooking? If you do enjoy cooking what is your favorite dish to make?
04/11/2011
I follow recipes well... that's my thing. Can't wait to have an apartment with a stovetop and oven!
04/11/2011
I love to cook. I'm not an excellent chef though. There are some dishes I'm really good at making, but then there are certain ones I really suck at. I'm decent at following recipes, but I mostly like to just make things by taste. So there are things I have mastered and others I have not
My favorite things to make are soups and Japanese dishes.
My favorite things to make are soups and Japanese dishes.
04/11/2011
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That's how it is for me and my husband. We both love to cook and we are both very good at what we do. We love cooking together. It brings us closer.
Originally posted by
WHITEMIKE
Cooking with my wife is foreplay. We cook resturant qualit meals most of the time. I think it is a waste to eat at a resturant.
04/11/2011
I am a very good cook. I'm not always in the mood to do it, but when I am I really enjoy it.
04/11/2011
I've been told I cook great! I cook a little bit of everything.
04/11/2011
I cook a little. My wife loves to cook. If I am home, I am usually her sous chef.
04/12/2011
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I'll bet you cook yummy things from your garden ^.^
Originally posted by
wetone123
I've been told I cook great! I cook a little bit of everything.
05/11/2011
I love cooking. I'm good at stews, stir fries, salads, egg dishes..... Yea!
05/11/2011
Cooking? Of Course! I love my kitchen.
I've been told I make the best cupcakes in my city!
I've been told I make the best cupcakes in my city!
05/24/2011
BabyL0ve
I love to cook especially desserts such as turion, flan, and many more
05/24/2011
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