What is your favorite meal to cook?

[Anonymous]

[Telekinetic-Potato]

The other day I made pasta with not your mother's tomato sauce (the garlic one) and tossed in a little Hungarian paprika with bacon that was about to go bad.

Bacon tasted fine but I spent that night on the toilet posting on here. So my nose may have been off that day.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Everything I can fry, because I fry things in a frying pan. Yes, it smells because it's frying, so what? I can open the window, usually 😆

Ummm since I cook not to cook but to eat something I like then... It's gonna be either fake bolognese involving stuff I fancy at the moment OR the super efficient beef + potatoes, which is not really cooking in that case, it's just dropping things in a pan really.

I believe I can fry !

[AviatorTom]

@Maybe_Maybe_not Can you touch the sky?

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I think about every blight, and yaaay!

[Account]

Omelette with cheese, peppers, mushrooms, onions, salt, pepper sometimes I throw some french fries too.

[jennifer_bloom]

Eggs since it can be done in the microwave in 60 seconds with butter and a giant mug.

[chefmaster]

My favorite dish to make might be menemen. The fact that it is simple yet delicious is what draws me to it. The fresh smell of tomatoes, the slight spiciness of peppers, and the creamy texture of eggs combined make the flavors that emerge each time a completely different pleasure. The best part of menemen is that you can add whatever you want to it. Sometimes I put sucuk, sometimes a lot of cheese. And when I eat it with fresh bread, it truly gives me an indescribable happiness. Every time, I get excited as if it is the first time I make it.

[electromagnetic]

Boiling the water for whatever my partner decides to make.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

hahaha

[AviatorTom]

I'm a simple guy who loves Italian food. When I was younger a neighbor Italian-American family declared me an honorary Italian.

Pasta and sauce is my favorite thing to cook. It's easy to do, and tastes delicious.

[Anonymous]

I don't have a single favorite, but these are some of the ones on my short list.

• Pasta alla vodka (scratch sauce)
• Red wine braised short ribs
• Osso buco
• Coq au Vin
• Brisket or spare ribs on the smoker
• Sous vide ribeye finished over super hot charcoal
• Cilbir

Okay, now I'm hungry.

[RebelinSteel]

Spaghetti bolognaise or a really nice curry, not from a recipe but just what I fancy in it.

[nolabels]

I absolutely hate cooking, but I'll say that I can and do make the finest grilled cheese sandwich known to mankind when I desire to do so.

[yourturkishgf]

@nolabels cooking is good tho

[DrPepper12]

Chicken Parm
Martzoh ball soup
BBQ anything
Shrimp any way you like it

I truly like baking more tho

[Anonymous]

I don't do a lot of cooking. My boyfriend is a great cook though and I'm learning a few things from him.

[Ms_Facesitter]

Spaghetti, his mother's recipe. For the smile on his face.

[exitseven]

I cooked a standing rib roast last year. It was expensive but really excellent.

[SuchSightsToShowYou]

Microwave burritos.

Three minutes in the microwave, turn them over at 1:30, and BOOM, you're done.

And cleanup is easy too. Just throw away the paper plate.

[Iron_Man]

Nice

[LiamJHayden]

Pumpkin Spinach Lasagna for my vegan friend. I finally perfected the recipe last Thanksgiving.

[goaded]

Stir fry noodles and vegetables with soy and a hint of chilli sauce.

[Anonymous]

Hmm, lots of favorites, but if I had to choose one it would probably be grilled fish like mahi mahi or swordfish with a good sauce, of which I have a few I like to make.

[Iron_Man]

Well, it’s my favorite meal to eat pretty much besides homemade American beef stew

[mandyfire98]

Baked ziti or spaghetti carbonara

[Kathryn1993]

Meatloaf and mashed potato.

[Agape93]

Venison stew and cornbread

[lightbulb27]

boiled water and tea. so easy!

[lilaccc]

fried rice. omelette. instant noodles.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I'm sure instant noodles do not count as cooking lol

[Jackson2005]

You cook them in the microwave don’t you?

[lilaccc]

like Asian people when cooking something, you need a pan, need spices, etc.

for instant noodles, i still need pan just to boiling the water (since my place didn't have water heater).
is it still didn't count as cooking? oh okay it's fine :)

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

That's because cooking has two meanings lol. It means heating food and/or preparing food in order to eat it. So when you cook instant noodles you're right about one meaning, and wrong about another one 😅

[lilaccc]

i see..

(and by the way, i forgot to mention. i also didn't have microwave at home.)

[Rosexøxø]

Mashed potatoes! And 🤔 breaded chicken 😊

[Rosexøxø]

I don't know maybe melt some butter and make corn as the side.

[Saggitariusdiva]

noodles🤤😺

[Jackson2005]

Spaghetti all the way couldn’t live without it!

[PrettyCrumblBb]

Chille Rellenos with beans and rice.

[bobby_bush_eater]

Stir Fry's or fried rice

[Kingofkings1992]

Spaghetti with garlic bread

[Crazzyyworld]

Garlic chicken soup

[Anonymous]

Pasta or risotto.

[FunkyMonkee]

Breaded chicken.

[art84]

Ribs

[Anonymous]

Buffalo wings

[RowdyYates]

Hamburgers