I try to cook, and there are a few things I can do well, but I suck at timing.
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Do you like to cook?
Kris 'engaged' Bedient
· 20 years, 5 months ago
I try to cook, and there are a few things I can do well, but I suck at timing.
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A girl named Becca
· 20 years, 5 months ago
I do really love to cook. However, I have a limited repertoire, and I don't do it very often. Does that count?
Sarah THE chicken
· 20 years, 5 months ago
Somebody Gimme a Frying pan...I'm ready!
*third post, getting closer...Muwahahaha*
Doktor Pepski, kommie
· 20 years, 5 months ago
tell the iron chefs to bring it on! I am not afraid
stealthlori
· 20 years, 5 months ago
if i have time to spend on the process of cooking, getting into the preparation, experimenting, enjoying the chemistry of it, I love it. Particularly baking, or making complex soups or stews.
however, if it's just the typical oh-i-have-to-get-dinner-on-the-table-again-tonight, it's usually a chore.
nate...
· 20 years, 5 months ago
I absolutely love it... as anyone who knows me can tell you. :)
I'm amazed there's nobody here (yet) who's in the business, though!!! *sniff* Just a few short years ago, that one vote would have been me. heh I miss it sometimes... but I'm glad I got out and moved on.
siobhan's a londoner
· 20 years, 5 months ago
LOVE to cook but my philosophy is why cook when you have a boyfriend who loves to cook and is better than you?
I'm more of a baker anyway...btw anyone got any ideas on what to bake for my trainign weekend? I've got limited time and money and no decent cake tins at the mo. I might do scooby doo cakes or something...
you have to use HEAT?
damn. then some of my favorite recipes/concoctions don't count as "cooking". like innumerable salads, and summer fruity things, and gazpacho, and smoothies, and ceviche not that i've ever made it ... /slinks away sadly
and carpaccio.
i didn't mention sushi because in that general category sometimes the accompaniments to the fish are cooked (edit: With Heat! :D). also, i'm not a fan of plain-raw-fish sushi/sashimi. i like rice and nori and caviar and assorted slivers of other stuff, plus the fish. :)
but carpaccio CAN involve cooking
CARPACCIO from this website. and in sushi, the rice is always cooked. and sometimes the contents. so shove it ;P rice krispie treats are good: rice krispies, marshmallows, butter. Muddy Buddies are teh yummies: butter, chocolate and peanut butter melted together in a pan, then poured over chex cereal and tossed with powered sugar. then there's my favorite: chocolate saltines: brown sugar and butter melted and candied, then poured over saltines. then topped with chocolate morsels that are smoothed out when they have melted. You must first create an account to post.
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