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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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Kiwi

Great site. Mind blowing chocolate muffins look good, but no recipe, just ingredients listed??

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.

I love to cook, just made gumbo last week

cool. i sent a link to my wife...she loves to cook, and i love to eat! thanks.

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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bd.

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.

HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...

What's boring about that? We eat like that all the time. Only eat flesh when there's no alternative.

blanikdog wrote:

HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...

What's boring about that?

The way I do it.

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"

HookLine wrote:

blanikdog wrote:

HookLine wrote:My day to day cooking is pretty boring, mostly vegies and pulses, ...

What's boring about that?

The way I do it.

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.
KS