The Home Cooking Thread

[Unabomber]

Made a couple of pizzas last night

frankfurther, pepperoni, green chilli

5 hour braised chilli beef

[rico]

Love haslet and will try your suggestion. I usually get 300g from Sainsburys thinly sliced as It's tasty and cheap 36p per 100g, you can't go wrong. The women behind the counter hates me though as her arms dropping off when she's finished slicing.

[SOCCERROO FOX]

Any sort of meat products on this baby

[Durnerz]

Finally decided to set up a website for my home cookery creations, enjoy! Feedback is much appreciated

www.whatscookingblog.blogspot.com

[I am Rod Hull]

Finally decided to set up a website for my home cookery creations, enjoy! Feedback is much appreciated

www.whatscookingblog.blogspot.com

I`ll give your chicken tikka masala a go this week.

Any pasta recipes would be nice, cheers.

[21st Century Fox]

Made a couple of pizzas last night

frankfurther, pepperoni, green chilli

5 hour braised chilli beef

I can only say, these deserve to be bronzed and put on a plinth. I tip my hat to you sir.

[Webbo]

I have to say I'm slightly suspicious of any man who can cook anything more complicated than a fried egg sandwich.

[Trav Le Bleu]

I made Yorkshire Pud last week for the first time. It rose and everything, but was a bit thin on the bottom, think I spread it out too much.

Still, I was pleased with myself.

[Rincewind]

eating a stew type thing now. A combination of tinned soup, meat veg and other delicacies that are tinnable and microwaveable

When I first moved into my flat though I was more adventurous. Every Sunday it was roast chicken or meat with baked potatoes veg and even a Yorkshire pud sometimes. Together with soup and sweet. Then I discovered that the pub I visited whilst waiting for it to cook did Sunday Lunch at a reasonable price. So ended my Gordan Ramsey days in the kitchen.

[Unabomber]

I can only say, these deserve to be bronzed and put on a plinth. I tip my hat to you sir.

Thanks, they were good.

I have to say I'm slightly suspicious of any man who can cook anything more complicated than a fried egg sandwich.

The best chefs in the world are men

[Trav Le Bleu]

eating a stew type thing now. A combination of tinned soup, meat veg and other delicacies that are tinnable and microwaveable

When I first moved into my flat though I was more adventurous. Every Sunday it was roast chicken or meat with baked potatoes veg and even a Yorkshire pud sometimes. Together with soup and sweet. Then I discovered that the pub I visited whilst waiting for it to cook did Sunday Lunch at a reasonable price. So ended my Gordan Ramsey days in the kitchen.

You should get ozleicester to try some of that meat veg, I bet he'd love it.

[I am Rod Hull]

I have to say I'm slightly suspicious of any man who can cook anything more complicated than a fried egg sandwich.

Cooking is great and quite relaxing.

[Rincewind]

Sorry I missed a comma out of my last post.

[Durnerz]

I`ll give your chicken tikka masala a go this week.

Any pasta recipes would be nice, cheers.

Thanks mate, shall get some pasta recipes up at some point soon.

[I am Rod Hull]

Thanks mate, shall get some pasta recipes up at some point soon.

Good man.

Just noticed that you`ve added spaghetti carbonara, i`v never attempted that before but often have it when out.

I need to go to the cheese shop

[21st Century Fox]

I've got an insanely good recipe for Turkey Burgers if anyones interested*

*it does require guesswork as I don't tend to measure anything.

[Durnerz]

Good man.

Just noticed that you`ve added spaghetti carbonara, i`v never attempted that before but often have it when out.

I need to go to the cheese shop

Its a cracker mate, if you're not a fan of italian cheeses use your favourite, as long as its a decent melter and not red leicester that will turn it orange

[Zingari]

I have to say I'm slightly suspicious of any man who can cook anything more complicated than a fried egg sandwich.

[cambridgefox]

made a paella with chicken and chorizo yesterday it was fannytastic even if i say so myself.Had to take a loan out for the saffron mind you.

[Zingari]

Sorry I missed a comma out of my last post.

Sorry but that's totally unforgivable!!

Webbo , can you ban Nighty until he rehabilitates himself ?

[Trav Le Bleu]

There's so much humour to be had from typos, poor grammar and bad punctuation.

EDIT: Yes, this post is editted because I made a spelling mistake.

[Zingari]

There's so much humour to be had from typos, poor grammar and bad punctuation.

EDIT: Yes, this post is editted because I made a spelling mistake.

Sometimes it can have disastrous results though Trav .

I followed a recipe on here to the letter and it said , “ ……now add some goats,milk cheese .

Those feckin goats weren’t half tough.

[cambridgefox]

Sorry but that's totally unforgivable!!

Webbo , can you ban Nighty until he rehabilitates himself ?

Ive got a picture in my head of Nightguard in a nighty.silk at that! we need photos!

[Trav Le Bleu]

Sometimes it can have disastrous results though Trav .

I followed a recipe on here to the letter and it said , “ ……now add some goats,milk cheese .

Those feckin goats weren’t half tough.

I'd have thought milking the cheese would have been harder.

[OriginalRobboFOX]

Man food last night:

Three pieces of bread grilled either side for a few mins then add a mix of spring onions (slightly withered), sandwich ham and beef (went off on 10/4/2012), and grated mature cheddar (slightly mouldy), grill again for couple of mins, bit of Worcester source to top it off.... Beaut.