Who here likes to cook?

Do you like to cook? If so what is your favorite/best thing you can make? Sorry if this post sucks, but I'm hungry.

I want to get into cooking, I want to learn to make my own Thai and Indian foodlamprey263

I l;ove to. I make some mean brownies. I can cook basic meals; it isn't that hard.

im so dope at cooking.

I mostly prefer smoking meats, but i make some sick spare ribs and pulled pork.

It's called a microwave... :Prockguy92

[QUOTE="rockguy92"]It's called a microwave... :PSunsha

I love to cook. My favorite is anything on the grill(ribs, steaks, chicken etc...) But i really like making fish and chips

I love to cook. My favorite is anything on the grill(ribs, steaks, chicken etc...) But i really like making fish and chips

POPEYE1716

just punch the mona lisa why dont you, never put ribs on a grill. Good lord.

My passion in life! I want to be a chef when I grow up and go to culinary school.

Just a couple of my creations:

Frenched rack of rabbit, spiced carrot puree, parsnip soup

Compressed melon salad, pickled watermelon rind, basil oil, chocolate balsamic pudding

Filet Mignon 'en bleu', caremalized onion puree, butter poached potatoes, chive garlic butter

Tomato 'tartare', mango 'egg yolk'

Liquified caramel popcorn; popcorn broth, caramel air

I'm really into a more whimsical and modern approach to my food and cooking :P

Work for me.rockguy92

[QUOTE="rockguy92"]Work for me.Sunsha

[QUOTE="rockguy92"]Work for me.Sunsha

I think they are. :Prockguy92

i LOVE cooking. while i dont know if i have a favorite dish. my three favorite ingredients are mushrooms, cheeses, and tomatoes. the things you can create using those ingredients is incredible

my favorite meal ever is steak, maceroni and cheese. and greenbeans (I mean these properlly not boxed. i bake my maceroni with tomato soup its incredible. and i love the natural appeal of steak dishes let the flavor of the meat just come out, no puns)

Not really. I do not have the patience for it. For the most, I stick to simple meals that require no more effort than taking it in-and-out, flipping it over, etc. In that sense, I guess you could say I am kind of your stereotypical guy, other than fact I almost always opt to use the oven, as opposed to some other folks who often settle for the convenience of the microwave.

I love to cook. I would like to become a chef later in life but I don't think I'm good enough for that. I'm usually good at baking cakes and such.

I love to cook, today I shall either make beef wellington or roast duck breast with a red wine and shallot sauce on greens and garlic mash, I will decide when I go shopping.

My passion in life! I want to be a chef when I grow up and go to culinary school.

Just a couple of my creations:

Frenched rack of rabbit, spiced carrot puree, parsnip soup

Compressed melon salad, pickled watermelon rind, basil oil, chocolate balsamic pudding

Filet Mignon 'en bleu', caremalized onion puree, butter poached potatoes, chive garlic butter

Tomato 'tartare', mango 'egg yolk'

Liquified caramel popcorn; popcorn broth, caramel air

I'm really into a more whimsical and modern approach to my food and cooking :P

Tim_Q

If you really did those, they look damn tasty. Looks like you could be a professional cook to me. I'm looking to go to a cooking school, but want it more so I can cook for myself as I find it incredibly satisfying when I make a good meal, plus cooking relaxes me.

I know how to make a few things.....beef tongue (best cut of the cow), hot dogs, spaghetti, BBQ steaks, baked chicken, beef stroganoff, and all the usual side dishes (mashed potatoes, brocolli, rice, etc.) but my best creation by far is garlic chicken. Six thighs browned, then cooked with garlic and mushrooms in white wine and chicken broth. Best. Food. Ever.

I really wish there were a cooking union here on GS.

If you really did those, they look damn tasty. Looks like you could be a professional cook to me. I'm looking to go to a cooking school, but want it more so I can cook for myself as I find it incredibly satisfying when I make a good meal, plus cooking relaxes me.

I know how to make a few things.....beef tongue (best cut of the cow), hot dogs, spaghetti, BBQ steaks, baked chicken, beef stroganoff, and all the usual side dishes (mashed potatoes, brocolli, rice, etc.) but my best creation by far is garlic chicken. Six thighs browned, then cooked with garlic and mushrooms in white wine and chicken broth. Best. Food. Ever.

I really wish there were a cooking union here on GS.

Rekunta

beef tongue best cut? its 100% muscle, no fat.... I mean if you thinks its tasty... eat the hell out of it.

But in terms of what makes a good cut of meat on a technical level, beef tongue is worse than flank steak :P

I make a mean beef and mushroom risotto.

[QUOTE="Rekunta"]

If you really did those, they look damn tasty. Looks like you could be a professional cook to me. I'm looking to go to a cooking school, but want it more so I can cook for myself as I find it incredibly satisfying when I make a good meal, plus cooking relaxes me.

I know how to make a few things.....beef tongue (best cut of the cow), hot dogs, spaghetti, BBQ steaks, baked chicken, beef stroganoff, and all the usual side dishes (mashed potatoes, brocolli, rice, etc.) but my best creation by far is garlic chicken. Six thighs browned, then cooked with garlic and mushrooms in white wine and chicken broth. Best. Food. Ever.

I really wish there were a cooking union here on GS.

SoBaus

beef tongue best cut? its 100% muscle, no fat.... I mean if you thinks its tasty... eat the hell out of it.

But in terms of what makes a good cut of meat on a technical level, beef tongue is worse than flank steak :P

[QUOTE="SoBaus"]

[QUOTE="Rekunta"]

If you really did those, they look damn tasty. Looks like you could be a professional cook to me. I'm looking to go to a cooking school, but want it more so I can cook for myself as I find it incredibly satisfying when I make a good meal, plus cooking relaxes me.

I know how to make a few things.....beef tongue (best cut of the cow), hot dogs, spaghetti, BBQ steaks, baked chicken, beef stroganoff, and all the usual side dishes (mashed potatoes, brocolli, rice, etc.) but my best creation by far is garlic chicken. Six thighs browned, then cooked with garlic and mushrooms in white wine and chicken broth. Best. Food. Ever.

I really wish there were a cooking union here on GS.

Rekunta

beef tongue best cut? its 100% muscle, no fat.... I mean if you thinks its tasty... eat the hell out of it.

But in terms of what makes a good cut of meat on a technical level, beef tongue is worse than flank steak :P

what cow has a fat tongue? im not saying you are wrong, but im saying im skeptical.

[QUOTE="Rekunta"][QUOTE="SoBaus"]

beef tongue best cut? its 100% muscle, no fat.... I mean if you thinks its tasty... eat the hell out of it.

But in terms of what makes a good cut of meat on a technical level, beef tongue is worse than flank steak :P

SoBaus

what cow has a fat tongue? im not saying you are wrong, but im saying im skeptical.

[QUOTE="SoBaus"]

[QUOTE="Rekunta"]Actually tongue is very fattening. Lots of fat. Maybe not the best cut, but best to me. Nothing beats the taste. Some A1, mashed potatoes. Mmmmm. It's hard to find though-most major chains don't have it. :(Rekunta

what cow has a fat tongue? im not saying you are wrong, but im saying im skeptical.

i believe you then. Still counterintuitive for me.... then again im not the best cook :P

You are probably a better cook than me, but im not about to eat your cow tongue either way. :P

Its always gonna seem gross for me.

[QUOTE="Rekunta"][QUOTE="SoBaus"]

what cow has a fat tongue? im not saying you are wrong, but im saying im skeptical.

SoBaus

i believe you then. Still counterintuitive for me.... then again im not the best cook :P

You are probably a better cook than me, but im not about to eat your cow tongue either way. :P

Its always gonna seem gross for me.

I'm (almost) a vegitarian but I enjoy food as long as I can stomache it. I got a weird situation with meat, I find I suddenly don't want to eat it, but then sometimes I can. I have to trick my mind into thinking it's not meat, which is easy to do with burgers or sausages, or if it's sliced or diced into very small sections and curried. If it's too meaty, too raw then I vomit as soon as it touches the roof of my mouth.

Oh and I love to cook pancakes.

I'm (almost) a vegitarian but I enjoy food as long as I can stomache it. I got a weird situation with meat, I find I suddenly don't want to eat it, but then sometimes I can. I have to trick my mind into thinking it's not meat, which is easy to do with burgers or sausages, or if it's sliced or diced into very small sections and curried. If it's too meaty, too raw then I vomit as soon as it touches the roof of my mouth.

Oh and I love to cook pancakes.

Evil_Saluki

Thats called a diet... i hate fish, to the point where i would murder the entire sea if i could. But i ate canned tuna every other day.... gagging the entire time.... so technically i think im ready for gay porn.

I like to cook, I just never really have the time or patience to do it anymore. I am going to try making a goat cheese cheesecake fairly soon though. It just looked too good not to make.

Contrary to popular belief, cooking can be easy...and delicious.

I enjoy cooking though I am out of my brother's league (certified executive chef) though he will eat my cooking and is surprised how well I do compared to him. I smoked a NY Strip Loin for him and out parents and turkey breast (for his wife) last week and everyone enjoyed everything. I prefer to BBQ and grill but can cook in the kitchen.

I dont know how to cook :cry: I wish to learn it though. I can make instant noodles and sandwiches if that counts for anything :P

I like finding new recipes, drooling over them and then failing to cook them, either because I cant find some ingredients or due to other problems (my inability to cook included).

[QUOTE="POPEYE1716"]

I love to cook. My favorite is anything on the grill(ribs, steaks, chicken etc...) But i really like making fish and chips

SoBaus

just punch the mona lisa why dont you, never put ribs on a grill. Good lord.

[QUOTE="SoBaus"]

[QUOTE="POPEYE1716"]

I love to cook. My favorite is anything on the grill(ribs, steaks, chicken etc...) But i really like making fish and chips

POPEYE1716

just punch the mona lisa why dont you, never put ribs on a grill. Good lord.

Don't boil them!!! Talk about ruining food.

You can put ribs straight over coals, I have, you just have to keep the heat low so you don't burn them.

[QUOTE="rockguy92"]It's called a microwave... :PSunsha

I dont know how to cook :cry: I wish to learn it though. I can make instant noodles and sandwiches if that counts for anything :P

Sandulf29