making some pasta bolognese, listening to slayer, drinking a lagunitas hop stoopid. smells fucking delicious in here.
who likes cooking??
who likes cooking??
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Ellestin
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
i was a cook for 6 or so years in a prime restaurant. i can cook like a fucking maniac tbh. thats problem one of the few things RC doesnt know about me after all these years.
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make me a sandwich!
ahemm...
Listening to Kingdom Come and Candlemass, editing photos I took at the last show, planning to buy stuff for coocking sushi (rolls), getting ready to go to the other city for a few days, feeling like a woman as I dunno which t-shirt to put on.
Demilich
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why didn't i know this already?
i love cooking, don't know TOO much about it, but i hear i'm pretty decent at it!
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So, I guess now I know who's passive and who's active when it's about you and Peters.
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I love cooking for others, and can barely be bothered to grab a jar of joghurt and a spoon for myself.
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Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
Like everyone else apparently, I like cooking and I'm good at it too, especially when we do it together and make fancy shit (Like in an hour or so!). I don't think anyone likes whipping together standard mac'n'cheese fast&easy bachelor meals very much though if ya know whaddamean.
When you make a tasty dish you've never made before and it maybe even has a fancy name, it feels great.
When you make a tasty dish you've never made before and it maybe even has a fancy name, it feels great.
Chromatose
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I've been thinking about having a go at making my own bread loaves. Just need to get a bread pan, the rest seems simple enough.
It takes me weeks though to finish a loaf of bread otherwise, so I have a feeling it will be less cost effective as I'll be throwing out stale bread often. Go preservatives.
It takes me weeks though to finish a loaf of bread otherwise, so I have a feeling it will be less cost effective as I'll be throwing out stale bread often. Go preservatives.
Demilich
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Yeah, when its just for me I am far too fucking lazy to make anything more than a sandwich or something on the BBQ, but if its for my family and/or girlfriend, WATCH OUT! I'll gladly spend an afternoon in the kitchen, as long as I have good music to accompany me
bolognese sauce: grate a carrot and an onion, sweat them in a saute pan with olive oil over low/med heat and add garlic, s&p, chili flakes, oregano. add some ground beef and brown it, then add some tomato paste and red wine and let it reduce for a few minutes. add diced tomatoes, a little milk, and more s&p to taste.
also i've made pancakes a couple times recently and if you find a recipe...all it is is flour, sugar, salt, baking soda and powder, butter, milk/buttermilk and eggs...but separate the eggs and beat the egg whites until they're fluffy then fold them into the batter, your pancakes will be fluffier than gaahl's bunny slippers
also if you take a can of tuna and mix it with your hands with a couple eggs and some panko bread crumbs, form into little patty shapes and let it sit 10 minutes, then coat with more bread crumbs and fry em you can make some pretty sweet tuna croquettes. if you do it with canned salmon and chives instead they become salmon cakes.
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I made bocconcini and semi-dried tomato stuffed chicken breasts the other night. They were the bomb-diggity. I like cooking, and I'm good enough at it.
MFJ
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one of my favorite pasta dishes ever (next to Carbonara). my recommendations: use heavy cream instead and simmer for a minimum of 90 minutes before you add the dairy. then some more
did a variation on that sauce with italian sausage and mushrooms. five fucking stars, this cost like $7 too.
