Any cooks in the house?
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Any cooks in the house?
If anyone has an interest in cooking, this forum might be of interest. It's still pretty new and small, which is nice, I get lost on the bigger cooking forums. You might see one or two familar faces
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Re: Any cooks in the house?
Great site. Mind blowing chocolate muffins look good, but no recipe, just ingredients listed??
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You caught me, I don't really follow or write recipes very well, especially for baking . I kinda just throw stuff in there... That was more of a tips post if I remember correctly, things to add to any recipe.
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Re: Any cooks in the house?
I love to cook, just made gumbo last week
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Re: Any cooks in the house?
cool. i sent a link to my wife...she loves to cook, and i love to eat! thanks.
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Spent a bit of time on it and as you say it's small but easy to navigate Coincidence, I have this book, which is quite old. One of those Sally Ann buys. Also have the French one from the same series.
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My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, maybe a bit of meat.
But when a roast lamb and vegies needs doing, I'm your man. Pretty good at them. Get invited to people's houses to do it. They supply the materials, I put them together. And supply some nice after dinner booze.
But when a roast lamb and vegies needs doing, I'm your man. Pretty good at them. Get invited to people's houses to do it. They supply the materials, I put them together. And supply some nice after dinner booze.
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What's boring about that? We eat like that all the time. Only eat flesh when there's no alternative.HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...
Simple potstiller. Slow, single run.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
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(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
The Reading Lounge AND the Rules We Live By should be compulsory reading
Cumudgeon and loving it.
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The way I do it.blanikdog wrote:What's boring about that?HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...
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I'm a pretty good cook when I want to be ,at least others say so (It mite be just different or they do not have to cook it),being by myself I either eat the same for a month or as most times give it away.
just made 6 loaves of bread 3 rye and 3 ,wheat/rye/barley, the grain I used was from a farm store.just ran it threw a roller mill several times.the trick to doing this is to toast the grain a bit so it is "crispy"
just made 6 loaves of bread 3 rye and 3 ,wheat/rye/barley, the grain I used was from a farm store.just ran it threw a roller mill several times.the trick to doing this is to toast the grain a bit so it is "crispy"
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HookLine wrote:The way I do it.blanikdog wrote:What's boring about that?HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...
Simple potstiller. Slow, single run.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
The Reading Lounge AND the Rules We Live By should be compulsory reading
Cumudgeon and loving it.
(50 litre, propane heated pot still. Coil in bucket condenser - No thermometer, No carbon)
The Reading Lounge AND the Rules We Live By should be compulsory reading
Cumudgeon and loving it.
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Re: Any cooks in the house?
I have a recipe for a great coffee cake.. I cook alot. I am normally more of a griller myself. But can find my way around the kitchen pretty good most think. If anyone is interested in the coffee cake I will post it for ya.
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