Jump to content


Photo
- - - - -

Cooking (mis)adventures


Old topic!
Guest, the last post in this thread is over 60 days old. Posting in this thread will be considered a bump, so please make an attempt to be courteous if you go ahead with it.

If the last post is over 6 months old, it may instead be a better idea to start a new topic. If you aren't sure about what to do, feel free to ask a staff member for help, or try to locate a 'general questions'-type thread if it exists in this (sub-)forum.


  • Please log in to reply
3 replies to this topic

#1 31 May 2012 - 12:14 PM

trickybilly Offline
Lord Frisbee
Bobomb says: "I need a hug!"
Join Date: 10 Jul 2009
Location:
Posts: 863
Age: 28
 

I like to cook and hope you too. There is much fun in the kitchen (and I call myself a man lol) which always ends with a smile satisfied or ironical :p If you're able too make your own food share some of your best/worst/interesting recipes.

Best
1) Best thing I've ever made was chicken breasts stuffed with ham, cheese, a special mixture of like 5-6 spices and vegetables. It was like from a cooking book or an elegant restaurant
2) German chocolate cake using a recipe of some old German/Austrian Emperor, forgot the recipe since I do not like cakes that much.

Worst/funny (made it today, still edible)
Improvisation: mixed cheese with cream added 3 eggs and ham and started boiling the whole thing lol. I was not sure what will come out of this a spaghetti or a soup :p Then added mushrooms and pasta. It is edible but everything tasted better by itself haha

Nothing is not.


#2 31 May 2012 - 12:35 PM

AkitoKitty Offline
Regular Member
"It's dangerous to go alone!"
Join Date: 04 Dec 2008
Location: LocationIn Mimiga Village. :O
Posts: 40
 

xD I can't even imagine it. I think the best food I've ever made was a Swiss roll cake. The worst I've ever made..Okay, I tried to make mac n' cheese from scratch. I barely remember it, but I remember putting raw pasta in a pot and then some sandwich cheese. I didn't try to boil the pasta or anything. It was clearly inedible lol xD
edit: I wish I was were a Mimiga! ^o^ :toroko2:

#3 31 May 2012 - 02:50 PM

Wild Desu Offline
teerz in the rain
"Run, rabbit run. Dig that hole, forget the sun."
Join Date: 12 Jun 2009
Location: Location;_;
Posts: 1,302
Age: 20
 

I just began taking up some cooking, actually. I don't have many stories though.

Best things:
1. a few weeks ago I made some delicious foccacia bread for when some of my family came over. It had roasted garlic and rosemary and hnnng it was delicious.
2. For the same gathering, I made cupcakes using the book I got the bread recipe from. They were filled with cannoli cream and topped with homemade cocoa whipped cream. Everyone who ate them said they were delicious. Even though I got these from a cookbook, I'm still pretty darn proud. I sure impressed my family (since I'm the one who never does anything notable).
3. Aaand I also made fried mozzarella. I have been making this for maybe 2 years now, and I think I improved it a lot. It uses olive oil so it isn't as bad as normal fried mozz. Also topped with my dad's sauce and fresh basil :D

Worst things:
1. I used to not even be able to make a grilled cheese correctly. I'd crank the stove onto high and it'd burn and be naasty.. this coming from a person who likes slightly burnt food
2. I tried making a smoothie with yogurt, some old juice, and raspberry jam since the other 2 things lacked flavor. It was all liquidy and tasted real gross.

Autism levels have reached critical mass

tumblr_inline_miqm9lEKHd1qz4rgp.gif

#4 31 May 2012 - 03:45 PM

Mosaic Offline
Executive Member
"Fly, Fly, Fly!"
Join Date: 23 Apr 2012
Location: LocationUnited States
Posts: 148
 

Oh man, I like this thread! Cooking is great. Food is great. One leads to the other and it's a party on your plate. And then in your belly. Right. I imagine I will be posting here frequently, but we will see.

Oh, and @trickybilly, there is no shame whatsoever in a man who knows his way around the kitchen. In fact, it's a very manly thing to be able to put together a lovely meal for a lovely lady. Word.

Anyway, some of my recent exploits

1. I have become known in several of my circles of friends for candied curried bacon. You put some brown sugar and/or maple syrup on a bunch of bacon, put some curry powder on it, too, and bake it for about 20 minutes at 400º F, turning halfway through the cook time. It's delicious.

2. I recently made a shepherd's pie for the first time. It turned out pretty well! It was a bit tricky, though, because only one of the large burners on my stove works, so I couldn't boil the potatoes and sauté the onions at the same time. It all worked out fine in the end, though. It was also my first time making mashed potatoes from scratch, since that's the top layer of the pie. I put garlic in the potatoes, but I (somehow) didn't think to put any in with the meat, too. Next time there will definitely be garlic with the meat; I find a general rule is more garlic = more better.

3. My family salsa is also a big hit with I think everyone for whom I have made it. It's very simple and it's not spicy, but it's very, very flavorful nevertheless. It's a bit unusual because there's no cilantro in it, but that's because my dad doesn't really care for cilantro that much and so he never uses it in the salsa. Anyway, it's tasty.

All this talk makes me hungry. Hmm... also, if I ever think to take pictures of my creations, I'll post them, too. :D



Old topic!
Guest, the last post in this thread is over 60 days old. Posting in this thread will be considered a bump, so please make an attempt to be courteous if you go ahead with it.

If the last post is over 6 months old, it may instead be a better idea to start a new topic. If you aren't sure about what to do, feel free to ask a staff member for help, or try to locate a 'general questions'-type thread if it exists in this (sub-)forum.



0 user(s) are reading this topic

0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users