Recipes

Slice granny smith apples.

Toast 2 slices of bread.

cook steak ( I like mine medium rare)

Put em together.

Taste!

Slice granny smith apples.

Toast 2 slices of bread.

cook steak ( I like mine medium rare)

Put em together.

Taste!

T_REX305

i want some Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.jediknight52501

Salara

It's a recipe I use sometimes. It's pretty good If you don't mess up.

[QUOTE="jediknight52501"]i want some Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.shoe_crap78

[QUOTE="shoe_crap78"][QUOTE="jediknight52501"]i want some Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.jediknight52501

Roll Peanut Butter into a ball heat up the Chocolate put the Peanut Butter Balls on wax paper pour the Chocolate on the Peanut Butter Balls. enjoy.jediknight52501

And how do you put Peanut Butter in a ball?

Cup of Dirt:

Get pudding

Smash up some Oreos

Get gummy worms

Put the pudding in a bowl

Put 2 gummy worms inside

Put Oreo bits on top

Done!

Cup of Dirt:

Get pudding

Smash up some Oreos

Get gummy worms

Put the pudding in a bowl

Put 2 gummy worms inside

Put Oreo bits on top

Done!

shoe_crap78

that sounds good.jediknight52501

There's a Recipe I know of that involves making Peanut Butter and Jelly Squares, don't have the recipe now at the moment so I can list it here. I also like chocolate mud pies with gummy worms for Dessert, quite delicious. :DToph_Girl250

[QUOTE="Toph_Girl250"]There's a Recipe I know of that involves making Peanut Butter and Jelly Squares, don't have the recipe now at the moment so I can list it here. I also like chocolate mud pies with gummy worms for Dessert, quite delicious. :Djediknight52501

[QUOTE="jediknight52501"][QUOTE="Toph_Girl250"]There's a Recipe I know of that involves making Peanut Butter and Jelly Squares, don't have the recipe now at the moment so I can list it here. I also like chocolate mud pies with gummy worms for Dessert, quite delicious. :Dshoe_crap78

I put olive oil couple of times while cooking steak or chicken. Then add in herbs, diced garlic and onions, a lot of pepper, and small pinch of salt. Some cook I am :lol:istreakforfood

[QUOTE="istreakforfood"]I put olive oil couple of times while cooking steak or chicken. Then add in herbs, diced garlic and onions, a lot of pepper, and small pinch of salt. Some cook I am :lol:jediknight52501

Why jedi?

i am not a fan of salt and pepper.jediknight52501

[QUOTE="jediknight52501"]i am not a fan of salt and pepper.Noteldnep

Pepper is fine but it doesn't go always in any food like the salt.

Pepper is fine but it doesn't go always in any food like the salt.
tmaclabi

That it doesn't. Also, when on the wrong food, pepper makes the food too spicy/hot. 

[QUOTE="tmaclabi"]Pepper is fine but it doesn't go always in any food like the salt.
Noteldnep

That it doesn't. Also, when on the wrong food, pepper makes the food too spicy/hot. 

To me Pepper doesn't taste that hot, for me it's actually a little minty :P 

[QUOTE="jediknight52501"][QUOTE="istreakforfood"]I put olive oil couple of times while cooking steak or chicken. Then add in herbs, diced garlic and onions, a lot of pepper, and small pinch of salt. Some cook I am :lol:tmaclabi

Why jedi?

To me Pepper doesn't taste that hot, for me it's actually a little minty :P 
tmaclabi

Depends on the food though, I suppose. 

[QUOTE="tmaclabi"]To me Pepper doesn't taste that hot, for me it's actually a little minty :P 
Noteldnep

Depends on the food though, I suppose. 

[QUOTE="Noteldnep"]

[QUOTE="tmaclabi"]To me Pepper doesn't taste that hot, for me it's actually a little minty :P 
jediknight52501

Depends on the food though, I suppose. 

Make the chicken spicy :D

[QUOTE="jediknight52501"][QUOTE="Noteldnep"]

[QUOTE="tmaclabi"]To me Pepper doesn't taste that hot, for me it's actually a little minty :P 
tmaclabi

Depends on the food though, I suppose. 

Make the chicken spicy :D

How many times do you need to use a recipe before you can cook the recipe based from memory?dancingbeatle

Maybe around 10 times for me, then I seem to remember naturally. 

How many times do you need to use a recipe before you can cook the recipe based from memory?dancingbeatle

I think it depends on your cooking skill and memory of course but for me I think it will took me 7 - 9 times.

[QUOTE="dancingbeatle"]How many times do you need to use a recipe before you can cook the recipe based from memory?tmaclabi

I think it depends on your cooking skill and memory of course but for me I think it will took me 7 - 9 times.

How many times do you need to use a recipe before you can cook the recipe based from memory?dancingbeatle

I think this depends a lot on the recipe actually. I got a standard recipe of a bearnaise sauce in my head however, I tend to have difficulties with the proportions of things. The recipe in my head is like 2-3 persons but if I wanted to make enough for 5 persons, that's when stuff gets kinda tricky for me.  Fortunately, many dishes can be rather forgiving since they don't require 100% correctness, like a bolognese for example. On the other hand, there are recipes that are gonna massively fail if you don't know the proportions, like a bobotie and the whole milk in bread thingie.

Point is, to me, remembering the "steps" and the actual ingredients isn't the biggest problem, instead it's the proportions of (mostly) liquids that are the problem to memorize. A soup wouldn't be much of a problem, but as mentioned earlier, the amount of bread and milk in a bobotie for example, since you put it in a oven, it's not very forgiving and that's the hardest thing to memorize, the stuff that really requires exact values to be turned out right. 

With that said, as some others have stated, I'd probably say it's about 10 times for me as well if I wanted to really memorize *THAT* specific shrimp soup. But maybe only 3-4 times to actually memorize properly what's actually in (and how to) the shrimp soup. 

Hershey's Hot Cocoa:

1/2 cup of water

1/2 cup of milk

1 tbsp. of sugar

1 tbsp. of cocoa