Favorite Food To Cook?

[Shady]

Jun 2, 2021 7:01:49 GMT -8 Retread said:

Jun 1, 2021 2:03:30 GMT -8 Shady said:

There is literally nothing I enjoy cooking. I enjoy eating and I like a lot of types of food, but I find cooking really, really tedious 😂

I have one word to share with you ...

Crockpot!


Dump stuff in, at breakfast time. Let it cook all day. No stirring, or anything. If you forget about it and it cooks a couple of hours longer than expected, it doesn't burn. Easy-peasy.

I’m vegetarian and my husband isn’t, so wouldn’t work for us. Still tedious preparing the stuff anyway. I never said I don’t cook. I just don’t enjoy it. 

[Willow]

I cook a lot that said I cook a pretty mean steak dinner. I've had many people remark it's the best meal they have ever had.

[Retread]

Jun 8, 2021 12:23:13 GMT -8 Shady said:

Jun 2, 2021 7:01:49 GMT -8 Retread said:

I have one word to share with you ...

Crockpot!


Dump stuff in, at breakfast time. Let it cook all day. No stirring, or anything. If you forget about it and it cooks a couple of hours longer than expected, it doesn't burn. Easy-peasy.

I’m vegetarian and my husband isn’t, so wouldn’t work for us. Still tedious preparing the stuff anyway. I never said I don’t cook. I just don’t enjoy it. 

Well that changes everything. In that case I have two words to share with you ...

Two Crockpots!

[charlie]

Definitely a decent curry for scratch, something very satisfying about it. I always love cooking a different country's taste and getting it spot on (though doesn't always happen!)

Chaz

[Willow]

Jun 15, 2021 4:02:04 GMT -8 charlie said:

Definitely a decent curry for scratch, something very satisfying about it. I always love cooking a different country's taste and getting it spot on (though doesn't always happen!)

Chaz

Thai or Indian curry?

[stevecureboi]

I adore cooking.
I tend to make a wide range of things too so as not to get bored.
Asian food is probably my favourite. Nepalese chilli chicken is superb. Any Indian curry as long as it's not korma. Various Thai stir fries (when I can get or grow the Thai basil). Last night I made pan fried sea bass with sweet Thai chilli sauce.
But there are gems in all regional cuisine. Italian. Hungarian (the soups are to die for). English ( a lot of folks mock English food, but I think that's mainly as they haven't really tried any). French food tends to be a bit over fussy and too rich for me.
But, for simplicity, pan seared duck breast is probably my favourite. No fat needed. Just salt & pepper &, if you get it just right it is incredible.

[Wesley2005]

May 30, 2021 8:06:36 GMT -8 kannibal said:

Random Question, lol

As a Chef I get asked this endless amounts of times, heck even multiple times a day. At the end of the day when I get home, whatever is easiest and quickest to cook is my favorite. -coughtakeoutpizzaorderingcough- At work, I cook everything from breakfast foods to pastries. I work in a retirement community so a lot of what I cook is geared towards their taste. However they rather eat chocolate chip cookies for every meal.

So what are some of your favorite things to cook?

I LOVE to cook my homemade Lasagna! IT is like a big puzzle and it is very comforting to prepare! Even better to eat!

[Linette]

Ever since this heat wave kicked in I have been hooked on Greek salad, it's so easy, cheap, and yummy to eat. 

[twistedpingu]

Love cooking curries & lasagne

[Wesley2005]

Jun 23, 2021 4:34:05 GMT -8 twistedpingu said:

Love cooking curries & lasagne

What are curries? If I may ask..?

[twistedpingu]

Jun 23, 2021 15:04:39 GMT -8 Wesley2005 said:

Jun 23, 2021 4:34:05 GMT -8 twistedpingu said:

Love cooking curries & lasagne

What are curries? If I may ask..?

Curry*

[Meryl]

A roast dinner.  Whether it be beef, chicken, pork or lamb chops.  I love the whole process of the preparation.  I find it very theraputic, especially with some favourite music in the background

[Wesley2005]

Jun 23, 2021 23:50:35 GMT -8 twistedpingu said:

Jun 23, 2021 15:04:39 GMT -8 Wesley2005 said:

What are curries? If I may ask..?

Curry*

AHH! Okay! I feel dumb! Sorry!

[speaks]

Jun 15, 2021 4:02:04 GMT -8 charlie said:

Definitely a decent curry for scratch, something very satisfying about it. I always love cooking a different country's taste and getting it spot on (though doesn't always happen!)

Chaz

I love to make Korma I don’t do it from scratch I buy the kits you get in the grocery store. The spice paste and yogurt is ready to go.

[STLUEE]

Casseroles