Cooking thread; share your favorite dishes/recipes!

[Epps]

So yeah, I need some new ideas for cooking. My mom just had surgery and needs to recover for 3 or 4 weeks which means she can't cook. With me being the only other person at home who can cook I am basically screwed (not that I mind cooking). Anyway next to the traditional Dutch dishes, Asian food and our favorite dishes I want to try out some new recipes. So here's my question for you guys; hat are your favorite dishes and could you give/link me to a recipe?

[LieuTennet]

if you can see it, my friend and his friend made this.
https://www.facebook.com/home.php?filter=lf#!/video/video.php?v=620774820424&subj=30319015
it's soooo good

[ninji]

For the best peanut butter cookies you will ever eat in 10 minutes, all you need is:

• 1 cup granulated sugar
  1 cup crunchy peanut butter (natural)
  1 egg

[Google]

http://allrecipes.com/

[Epps]

Jeez is this all? I thought more of you guys would be able to cook...

[Google]

1. Posting a thread about cooking and asking for recipes
2. Realizing that we're all guys and most of us make [a female] cook.
3. ???
4. PROFIT.

[LOOK IT'S ADAM!!!]

well what kind of stuff are you looking for? i've been cooking for myself and others for a few years now.

[jameless]

LoL. K Epps here's a simple yet very tasty meal I sometimes make for the family.

• 1 lb. (you can convert) steak (the cuts used for London Broil work best here)
• 1 stick butter (try not to use margarine as butter tastes better in this application
• soy sauce (to taste)
• cooked white rice (assuming you know how to make white rice)

1. Cut the steak into 1 inch cubes (you can convert)
2. melt butter in a pan
3. cook the steak in the butter
4. cover the steak with the soy sauce (to desired taste) while it is cooking

The blood, butter, and soy sauce make a delicious sauce that comes out fantastic over some white rice. It's a super simple recipe but is a hit around the house and they make me make it at least twice a month.

[Young Greezy]

Cut up two onions, mince a few cloves of garlic (depending on how much you like garlic, 2-4 cloves should suffice), and add a can of lentils, and stick it all into a frying pan with some olive or vegetable oil (whichever you prefer). Season with salt, pepper, and any other desired seasonings you think would go well. Fry it all up together until the onions become soft, the garlic mellows out and all the juices and seasonings mix together.

Boil a bag of Egg noodles until they're ready

Mix together.

Amazing dish, and no meat so it's a lot cheaper.

If you want to see good easy recipes, you should check out this guy I watch on youtube, Jack Scalfani. He makes recipes that are awesome and delicious, and easy as hale.

[LieuTennet]

Heres a really good tasting sandwich.

2 slices of bread
Lettuce
tomato
swiss cheese
meat most likely steak.

use a toothpick with a green olive to hold it all together

[miht]

my rents own a take out so i know how to cook =3

[Nick]

1. Get in Your Car
2. Turn The Key
3. ????
4. DELICIOUS PROFIT!!!!

[Epps]

1. Posting a thread about cooking and asking for recipes
2. Realizing that we're all guys and most of us make [a female] cook.
3. ???
4. PROFIT.

1) Go live on your own.
2) Don't know how to cook.
3) ????
4) STARVE TO DEATH!!!!

well what kind of stuff are you looking for? i've been cooking for myself and others for a few years now.

Stuff that doesn't take +1 hour to cook mostly. I don't feel like standing in the kitchen for a long time when I am just making dinner for me and my stepdad (mom can't eat nor cook nor do anything due to surgery). Of course some brilliant good tasting things are welcome for those once-a-month days on which I just WANT to cook a huge meal.

LoL. K Epps here's a simple yet very tasty meal I sometimes make for the family.

• 1 lb. (you can convert) steak (the cuts used for London Broil work best here)
• 1 stick butter (try not to use margarine as butter tastes better in this application
• soy sauce (to taste)
• cooked white rice (assuming you know how to make white rice)

1. Cut the steak into 1 inch cubes (you can convert)
2. melt butter in a pan
3. cook the steak in the butter
4. cover the steak with the soy sauce (to desired taste) while it is cooking

The blood, butter, and soy sauce make a delicious sauce that comes out fantastic over some white rice. It's a super simple recipe but is a hit around the house and they make me make it at least twice a month.

Do that a lot actually as well using wine, sake etc. I usually trow in some veggies as well since the folk here at home aren't all that into meat only dishes.

Cut up two onions, mince a few cloves of garlic (depending on how much you like garlic, 2-4 cloves should suffice), and add a can of lentils, and stick it all into a frying pan with some olive or vegetable oil (whichever you prefer). Season with salt, pepper, and any other desired seasonings you think would go well. Fry it all up together until the onions become soft, the garlic mellows out and all the juices and seasonings mix together.

Boil a bag of Egg noodles until they're ready

Mix together.

Amazing dish, and no meat so it's a lot cheaper.

If you want to see good easy recipes, you should check out this guy I watch on youtube, Jack Scalfani. He makes recipes that are awesome and delicious, and easy as hale.

I hate lentils xD

Heres a really good tasting sandwich.

2 slices of bread
Lettuce
tomato
swiss cheese
meat most likely steak.

use a toothpick with a green olive to hold it all together

SANDVICH IS SPY!

1. Get in Your Car
2. Turn The Key
3. ????
4. DELICIOUS PROFIT!!!!

1) Go live on your own.
2) Don't know how to cook.
3) ????
4) STARVE TO DEATH!!!!
Seriously, learn how to cook -.-

[Nick]

Epps I know how to cook, just no recipes worth telling

[Young Greezy]

Just take out the lentils then epps. You can add any meat you want, just make sure it's fully cooked and in manageable pieces

[LOOK IT'S ADAM!!!]

i don't know about where you live, but over here we have a thing called costco. they sell bulk food for cheap, and i live off their stuff. one of my favorites uses their big bag of chicken parts. i don't cook all that often, i usually have about 5 roommates to rotate through cooking duties with so my recipes are usually a bit involved also, i don't use measuring cups all that much, so you'll just have to guess what would taste good.


baha tacos:

• chicken thighs
  
• little bit of chili powder
  
• flour
  
• ground peppercorn mix
  
• butter
  
• hot sauce, a kind of fruity one, like tapatios.
  
• lemon juice
  
• onion, sliced
  
• various taco condiments
  
• tortilla shells

1. mix flour, pepper, and chili powder until it looks kinda pinkish
   
2. melt butter, add it to an equal amount of lemon juice, stir in a little hot sauce
   
3. dip a chicken thigh into the butter/lemon, then dredge in the flour mixture
   
4. repeat previous step.
   
5. cook it in any way you wish. my preferred method was on an oiled george foreman grill, but a cast iron pan with a bit of oil in the bottom works great
   
6. when golden brown and delicious, remove from grill.
   
7. DON'T CLEAN THE PAN. use the leftover oil to sautee the sliced onion.
   
8. while the onion is grilling, cut the chicken into strips, across the muscle grain.
   
9. remove onions from grill when translucent
   
10. put everything on tortilla shells, enjoy

chicken cordon bleu:
all ingredients listed are "per person"

• chicken breast
  
• some form of pig (bacon, prosciutto, ham, whatever) must be thin
  
• a slice of white cheese (swiss, mozzerella, jack, just not cheddar)
  
• egg (only need one for every third person or so)
  
• handful of bread crumbs, panko works best
  
• butter
  
• salt and pepper to taste
  
• plastic wrap
  

1. place a chicken breast between two pieces of plastic wrap, use a large, smooth, blunt object (like the side of a large serving bowl) to carefully flatten the chicken to less than 1 cm
   
2. preheat oven to 350 degrees (Fahrenheit)
   
3. cover with your choice of ham, leave about 1 inch uncovered along one side
   
4. do the same with your cheese
   
5. roll it up, wrapping it with plastic wrap as you go. refrigerate until firm
   
6. beat your egg, add in salt and pepper
   
7. melt some butter and stir into bread crumbs, don't saturate them , just make them feel oily
   
8. take the wrap off, dip your roll in the egg mixture, then in the bread crumbs.
   
9. place on cooking sheet, cook in oven until chicken is done(about 25 minutes)

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