Your spelling got already corrected, so I won't do it! Looooove a white choco cheese cake!Yummy!!!
Souffles are a bastich of a thing, it's all in the temperature of your oven unfortunately, and also make sure that the eggs you're using are extra fresh...I'm bloody impressed you'd even give it a go!
i'd be in the crowd, cheering you boys on...How very cool you blokes can all cook!!!
experimenting is the only way. i'm no specialist, but I never seem to get a complaint (and no, it's not because they're slowly dying of food poisoning
).
Didn't know how to boil an egg 10 years ago (really!!!), but then I got pregnant, and had a lot of time at home to practice.
If you love the taste of beautifully cooked food, you cannot be a bad cook. And once you're confident, you will mix and match tastes based on instinct.
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I found the best BBQ tool was a post hole spade. Once cleaned by open fire throw on the hot plate and the curve makes it great for flipping steaks and sausages!
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Its also based on your parents, mum isnt the best cook when it comes to meats but she does good baking of cakes and biscuits.
Dad always did the fry ups until he ended up needing a quadruple bypass!
I didnt know alot about cooking myself when I moved out those skills wern't really in me...but now I can cook and always put on a good feed when required.
Dad always said pile the food on the plate never let guests go hungry.
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Well I have figured out what I shall be cooking for the other half.
Chicken breast, butterflied and stuffed with spinach, mushroom and feta.
Then wrap it in bacon and fry it to cook the bacon. When the bacon has cooked, roast it in the oven to cook the chicken.
It's fairly easy, as long as you have a sharp knife. And the chicken is so moist and just a dream to eat.
Now I have to figure out a sauce to go with it, and a salad too.
Then dessert, of course.
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I've always had a soft spot for men who can cook. Most think that they are doing you favour if they invite you over and do a BBQ then expect you to make the salad. Ones that can realy cook, and I'm not necessarily referring to the gourmet types but those that know how to put something together that tastes palatable impress me more than those that spend megabucks in some 'fancy diner' that in the end only comes out as an expensive bowl movement.
I cook all the time! The house has an indoor electric char grill with down-draught extractor fan, a huge kitchen with extractor above the microvave and bench oven as well as a full wall grill fan oven. The BBQ, well. it sits in a gazebo 200 meters away, and it's wood fired. *choke*
I love to cook Asian based meals, from India to China, although I used to run an Italian Trattoria restaurant. Got some wikkid pasta and authentic Italian recepies. How does sweet potato Gnocci with baby sweet basil leaves, sun dried tomato and Chorizo pan sautee`d in extra virgin olive oil sound?
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