- cutielb wrote:
Hi people! Thanx for all the sweet messages you've sent... anyone has a cooking habit he or she like to get rid of ? or share? If you have some secret recipe that tastes fantastic and not very common pass on the salt :wink:
- alexandra wrote:
- cutielb wrote:
Hi people! Thanx for all the sweet messages you've sent... anyone has a cooking habit he or she like to get rid of ? or share? If you have some secret recipe that tastes fantastic and not very common pass on the salt :wink:
- cutielb wrote:
lots of shrimp :lol: :lol: :lol: alexandra
- MaaaD wrote:
- alexandra wrote:
- cutielb wrote:
Hi people! Thanx for all the sweet messages you've sent... anyone has a cooking habit he or she like to get rid of ? or share? If you have some secret recipe that tastes fantastic and not very common pass on the salt :wink:
- cutielb wrote:
lots of shrimp :lol: :lol: :lol: - alexandra wrote:
i thought there was something more "elaborated" :roll: Sara1983
- cutielb wrote:
Hi people! Thanx for all the sweet messages you've sent... anyone has a cooking habit he or she like to get rid of ? or share? If you have some secret recipe that tastes fantastic and not very common pass on the salt :wink:
Oh me I cooked "good macaroni" over the weekend
it was great!!!! with white sauce & black olives
with a lil amount of spices ^^ that's all
you can try it :wink:
no books used, just opened the fridge
saw olives, then white sauce
then thought about the whole cook :!: :D Chocoholic Well now girls, they do say that the way to a mans heart is through his stomach! kanelli . Lots of advertising on there, which clutters the place up, but the number of recipes is staggering, and they are reviewed by users, so you can more easily choose the best recipe to try. alexandra
- Chocoholic wrote:
Well now girls, they do say that the way to a mans heart is through his stomach!
very true! :) Palkid7
- MaaaD wrote:
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So I guess u r into cooking ?!?!:lol: :lol:
What can u cook ?! :?:
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- Chocoholic wrote:
Well now girls, they do say that the way to a mans heart is through his stomach!
Oh yeah :lol: Nick81 ^ and vice-verca You'll be surprised at what the consequences of a nice candlelight dinner can be when YOU, the guy, cooked for your girl. Even better than taking her out for dinner. Of course you'd better know how to cook... :lol: alexandra
- Nick81 wrote:
^ and vice-verca
You'll be surprised at what the consequences of a nice candlelight dinner can be when YOU, the guy, cooked for your girl. Even better than taking her out for dinner. Of course you'd better know how to cook... :lol:
dude...r there guys who cook for their GF? :shock: :shock: :shock: i thought that was a mith :? that's sweeeeeeet :P Nick81
- alexandra wrote:
- Nick81 wrote:
^ and vice-verca
You'll be surprised at what the consequences of a nice candlelight dinner can be when YOU, the guy, cooked for your girl. Even better than taking her out for dinner. Of course you'd better know how to cook... :lol:
dude...r there guys who cook for their GF? :shock: :shock: :shock: i thought that was a mith :? that's sweeeeeeet :P - Nick81 wrote:
:oops: Oh it's worth it... Besides she'll be washing the dishes afterwards :lol: :lol: XRW-147
- alexandra wrote:
dude...r there guys who cook for their GF? :shock: :shock: :shock: i thought that was a mith :? that's sweeeeeeet :P
When one does apprenticeship and/or works in restaurants to pay their way through uni you'd tend to pick up a ladle or two :wink: alexandra not like that X...that's cheating i ment the real struggle and effort to cook it must be such a funny view...the kitchen all messed up, the food almost burned :lol: :lol: :lol: Nick81 hey I am a real chef! I am famous for my pasta and steak with pepper sauce! 8) XRW-147
- alexandra wrote:
not like that X...that's cheating
i ment the real struggle and effort to cook
it must be such a funny view...the kitchen all messed up, the food almost burned :lol: :lol: :lol:
How is that cheating if I learnt how to cook? :P
Unless of course it is not the food you are interested in eating :wink: alexandra ok guys...i got it1 we have 2 chefs in here... what's in the menu for today? :lol:
- Nick81 wrote:
- alexandra wrote:
- Nick81 wrote:
^ and vice-verca
You'll be surprised at what the consequences of a nice candlelight dinner can be when YOU, the guy, cooked for your girl. Even better than taking her out for dinner. Of course you'd better know how to cook... :lol:
dude...r there guys who cook for their GF? :shock: :shock: :shock: i thought that was a mith :? that's sweeeeeeet :P - Nick81 wrote:
:oops: Oh it's worth it... Besides she'll be washing the dishes afterwards :lol: :lol: - alexandra wrote:
Me and the ex used to fight about who's cooking...bcoz we both hated doing the dishes... :wink: ...so cooking got faster better more elaborate...while the dishes were a grouchy subject... alexandra
- constantine wrote:
- Nick81 wrote:
- alexandra wrote:
- Nick81 wrote:
^ and vice-verca
You'll be surprised at what the consequences of a nice candlelight dinner can be when YOU, the guy, cooked for your girl. Even better than taking her out for dinner. Of course you'd better know how to cook... :lol:
dude...r there guys who cook for their GF? :shock: :shock: :shock: i thought that was a mith :? that's sweeeeeeet :P - Nick81 wrote:
:oops: Oh it's worth it... Besides she'll be washing the dishes afterwards :lol: :lol: - alexandra wrote:
Me and the ex used to fight about who's cooking...bcoz we both hated doing the dishes... :wink: ...so cooking got faster better more elaborate...while the dishes were a grouchy subject... - Nick81 wrote:
now guys no need for fight...u can both cook for me...i will wash the dishes (in case the food will be good)...fair exchange, dont u think cons? :wink: constantine
- alexandra wrote:
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i will wash the dishes (in case the food will be good)...fair exchange, dont u think cons? :wink:
As long as the dishes are taken care of...i am a happy camper... :lol: ...bring on the battle of the iron chefs... 8) alexandra
- constantine wrote:
- alexandra wrote:
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i will wash the dishes (in case the food will be good)...fair exchange, dont u think cons? :wink:
As long as the dishes are taken care of...i am a happy camper... :lol: ...bring on the battle of the iron chefs... 8) - alexandra wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
just keep in mind that i want something sweet also :P Nick81
- alexandra wrote:
- constantine wrote:
- alexandra wrote:
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i will wash the dishes (in case the food will be good)...fair exchange, dont u think cons? :wink:
As long as the dishes are taken care of...i am a happy camper... :lol: ...bring on the battle of the iron chefs... 8) - alexandra wrote:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
just keep in mind that i want something sweet also :P - constantine wrote:
- constantine wrote:
peach crumble mate...with vanilla on top...dang...gave the dessert away..
i love vanilla....cons is the Df Master Chef for today 8)
now pass the dishes cons...i will keep my word constantine
- alexandra wrote:
- constantine wrote:
peach crumble mate...with vanilla on top...dang...gave the dessert away..
i love vanilla....cons is the Df Master Chef for today 8)
now pass the dishes cons...i will keep my word - constantine wrote:
will take you up on that...am very serious...as serious as fayz about his scouring pads..when it comes to "not" doing dishes... :wink: Nick81 DOH! Guess you're gonna have to wait to see me cook... I just got a confirmation that I am indeed going to the UK. And I am leaving on Sunday! I am not even back in Dubai and I already have to make plans for another trip... :lol: alexandra
- Nick81 wrote:
DOH! Guess you're gonna have to wait to see me cook... I just got a confirmation that I am indeed going to the UK. And I am leaving on Sunday! I am not even back in Dubai and I already have to make plans for another trip... :lol:
when cons saied the "VANILLA" word he won u all
sorry! :wink:
wish u luck in the UK the_zooter Cons - can't you just get a dish washer?!?! Or better still, just go out for dinner. Then you neither have to cook the food, nor wash up afterwards!! :lol: alexandra
- the_zooter wrote:
Cons - can't you just get a dish washer?!?!
Or better still, just go out for dinner. Then you neither have to cook the food, nor wash up afterwards!! :lol:
u missed the point here Z baby...
see, we were talking about the cooking as a strategy to win a girl's heart (even if her stomach will suffer :lol: ) it's not supposed to be practical...as girls r always into complicated things!
ohhhhh and who cares about washing dishes after the meal----> time for dessert.... :oops:
cant believe i just saied that :? Nick81 :lol: :lol: the_zooter
- alexandra wrote:
- the_zooter wrote:
Cons - can't you just get a dish washer?!?!
Or better still, just go out for dinner. Then you neither have to cook the food, nor wash up afterwards!! :lol:
u missed the point here Z baby...
see, we were talking about the cooking as a strategy to win a girl's heart (even if her stomach will suffer :lol: ) it's not supposed to be practical...as girls r always into complicated things!
ohhhhh and who cares about washing dishes after the meal----> time for dessert.... :oops:
cant believe i just saied that :? - the_zooter wrote:
Hmmmm, dessert! Hot Chocolate Fudge Cake!! Yummy :P :P :P Sara1983 Anyone wanna learn how to make "Homous" its easy, I know how to make good Homous :D
** Here's the method & the ingredients, some stuff here I don't use (salt, baking soda, lemon)
**Quantities Ingredients
2 cups dry chick peas.
1/2 tsp. baking soda.
2 tsp. salt.
6 cloves garlic (or 10 complete bulbs for Colin Meagan).
3/4 cup lemon juice.
1/2 cup ground sesame (Tahini, found at specialist shops)
olive oil and/or wine vinegar to taste
seasoning to taste
**Method (Don't just sit there you sad websurfers, rattle those pots and pans! This is not a java routine!)
Wash chick peas thoroughly.
Soak the chick peas in the baking soda water for one full night. The water should cover the chick peas by an inch.
Strain and wash the chick peas the next morning.
Boil the chick peas until they are well done (soft enough to be mashed).
Blend them in the food processor or liquidiser.
Thoroughly mix the processed chick peas with the minced garlic, lemon juice and ground sesame.
If the homous is too thick at this stage, add a small amount of water and/or olive oil and/or wine vinegar.
If you want to be posh, garnish with a sprinkle of paprika or cayenne pepper. Liban Just get it in canned form and spend the time you would have wasted doing something more productive. Like coming on the DF :) Sara1983
- Liban wrote:
Just get it in canned form and spend the time you would have wasted doing something more productive. Like coming on the DF :)
hahaha :P I don't like the canned homous, I like the one I make :D Liban Congratulations! Sara1983
- Liban wrote:
Congratulations!
:P :book: :D cutielb Sarah your hommos recipe is great! Anyone has a sandwich specialty that he or she is good at? mine is labneh, green olives, thinly sliced tomatoes and a little drop of olive oil with three mint leaves. :D constantine
- cutielb wrote:
Sarah your hommos recipe is great! Anyone has a sandwich specialty that he or she is good at? mine is labneh, green olives, thinly sliced tomatoes and a little drop of olive oil with three mint leaves. :D
not bad...am tempted to try it out at home...sandwiches aye...hmmm...the bread is the most crucial bit in this equation for me personally...the best one i had so far was a pastrami wich in an authentic jewish deli in new york...the meat packing district...where harry met sally was shot...man was that a ton of meat...personally i would make salmon with fresh cream/bit o cheese...thin diced capsicum all bunched in and put in the sandwich toaster...till the bread outside is light brown...dang now i am hungry :? cutielb
- constantine wrote:
- cutielb wrote:
Sarah your hommos recipe is great! Anyone has a sandwich specialty that he or she is good at? mine is labneh, green olives, thinly sliced tomatoes and a little drop of olive oil with three mint leaves. :D
not bad...am tempted to try it out at home...sandwiches aye...hmmm...the bread is the most crucial bit in this equation for me personally...the best one i had so far was a pastrami wich in an authentic jewish deli in new york...the meat packing district...where harry met sally was shot...man was that a ton of meat...personally i would make salmon with fresh cream/bit o cheese...thin diced capsicum all bunched in and put in the sandwich toaster...till the bread outside is light brown...dang now i am hungry :? - cutielb wrote:
Nice Constantine, well you mentioned 2 things which are my favs: the film and the salmon :wink: bon appetit ma petit! constantine off the topic...cutielb...you work at DMC right...we are neighbours then...are you in media or advertizing... cheers me PS have PMed you