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Does anyone here cook? What are your go-to dishes? | Started by: KellyC on Oct 21, '19 00:41 |
I can make a mean bacon cheeseburger. | |
Reply by: Shock at Feb 10, '20 06:43 | |
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I just bought an air fryer and made some killer fish n chips :D |
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Reply by: FastValentino at Feb 10, '20 06:50 | |
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Any pasta I'm all about my sauces | |
Reply by: ProjecT at Feb 10, '20 11:49 | |
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Homemade pizza, homemade burgers, pulled pork in the slow cooker | |
Reply by: Uncledrunky at Feb 10, '20 13:52 | |
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Take three ramen noodle blocks, some sour cream, ketchup, and a little bit of mayonnaise. Boil it all together and then throw it away because this sounds terrible. You just wasted so much food, are you proud of yourself? Someone starving could have eaten that. Don't listen to me. |
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Reply by: KingRevan at Feb 12, '20 02:05 | |
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Lasagne. Every day | |
Reply by: DiegoC at Feb 12, '20 03:53 | |
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I make a killer sloppy joe.....and not from a can! | |
Reply by: Kevin__Kelly at Feb 12, '20 04:22 | |
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I cook all the time i love my stir fry |
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Reply by: BobThe at Feb 12, '20 05:41 | |
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Reading about all these dishes made me hungry. Someone go cook me something. | |
Reply by: a-true-soprano at Feb 12, '20 06:31 | |
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Anything with pasta, easy, quick and tastes mint | |
Reply by: Pratster at Feb 12, '20 09:05 | |
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Steak I have to go with that...when I can afford it LOL Best on the grill by far |
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Reply by: SamWinchester at Feb 12, '20 10:22 | |
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My go to dish is carbonara or aglio olio. Easy to make even for people who don't cook like me. |
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Reply by: Ayahuasca at Feb 12, '20 15:55 | |
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I like to cook Potato soup, on cold days. |
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Reply by: Taylor at Feb 13, '20 00:10 | |
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Oxtails, Black Eyed Peas, Hot Water Cornbread, Cabbage and home-made peach cobbler...I'm just a Southern Boy with Southern taste. |
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Reply by: BumpyJohnson at Feb 15, '20 01:31 | |
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Crawfish etoufee, oysters Rockefeller, sashimi, any seafood pretty much | |
Reply by: Mikki at Feb 15, '20 01:55 | |
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Buy an insta pot and just cook any recipe that is specifically written for that. Makes everything really easy |
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Reply by: PurpleRain at Feb 15, '20 05:29 | |
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pork souvlaki, oven roasted honey balsamic glazed fingerling potatoes, Caesar salad |
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Reply by: Kerrie at Feb 16, '20 00:36 | |
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I just made a pot of beef stew the other day, it was ridiculously good. It worked wonders for the cold weather. | |
Reply by: AlanaBurke at Feb 16, '20 02:22 | |
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take a 12 oz can of cheap beer, set half of it aside, stick it up the posterior of a chicken, use it as a stand, and cook until the breast is 165 f. use the rest of the beer and the dripping to make gravy.
Bam! Beer can chicken |
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Reply by: Philli-Stein at Feb 16, '20 02:52 | |
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Hamburger Helper | |
Reply by: PanchoVilla at Feb 16, '20 02:55 | |
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