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  1. hairytoes

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    I'm a bit of a gastro-head, I find being in the kitchen one of the most relaxing & enjoyable pleasures about - probably cos I love good food, wine & entertaining friends, but don't really have a lot of money.

    I got myself quite a lot of wild mushrooms at the weekend & made a great lasagne. Didn't go as far as making the lasagne though, just got it from Lidl's:icon_mrgreen:.

    I get a lot out of making a nice meal for people if they come over to my house, but I try not to be too poncy or anything.

    My favorite meal to make cheaply would probably be:

    Cullen Skink
    Steak Pie with champ & roasted root veg
    Dark Chocolate Brownies with ice cream.

    PS: My Chocolate brownie recipe is the fooking bollox & is guaranteed to get you into the knickers of any bird who tastes them!:50:

    Anybody else enjoy cooking, or is it just for big girl's blouses?

    Any favorite tried & tested recipes or cheap meals?
     
  2. PaulM1888 Moderator Moderator

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    Lasagne, chilli and a mean trifle with a glug of sherry are my 3 weapons of choice.

    Love cooking, love food, love food programmes :50:
     
  3. gh.CJ

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    Yeah quite into bit of cooking myself when get the time, i find it stressfull but rewarding tbh.
    Dont know loads of recipes tho
    BBQ chicken my fav to make
     
  4. hoopymo

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    Mon the microwave



    although i make french toast, does that count?
     
  5. hairytoes

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    aaaaah Chillie....

     
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    im making a toasty as i type this....


    aww its * beautiful
     
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  7. hoopymo

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    im microwaving a chicago town pizza as i type this.
     
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    i would love to have the time to cook. but hoopy has a fair point as well:celt_2:
     
  9. hairytoes

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    Aye, see?

    Closet Gastro.

    That's how we all start.

    Why go to the bother of making French toast, when normal toast will do?

    Just indulge your urges a bit further & the next time your in John Lewis's with the missus, you'll be bugging her to get those fancy pans you like the look of.
     
  10. hoopymo

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    I got one recently with that red bit in the middle that tells you when its heated enough.


    i also make crackin bacon, crispy as *, no fat.
     
  11. Fancy Pants

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    Aye mate I do enjoy a wee bit of cooking I tend to do a lot of experimenting .Spag ball from scratch has to be my best cheep munch tbh
     
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    i love cooking even when i takes some time . . but my boy and i have a great deal . . i´m cooking and he wash the dishes later :86:
     
  13. Deano-JVOH

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    Spaghetti Balls of Maze
     
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    Missus makes a * mean chilli...either with rice, or turn it all into nachos. A delight.

    For me, after many efforts it comes as follows for ye olde evenings when guests are around:

    Brocolli and stilton soup,

    Fillet steak - peppercorn sauce, asparagus, tatties (mashed and boiled) buttered mushrooms...favourite meal in the world.

    Sticky toffee pudding - have to cheat and get her indoors to do it. Not the * foggiest...have tried and failed on numerous occasions to get it right.
     
  15. Renfri

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    ...and clean all kitchen includin floor :icon_mrgreen:
    I'm wee slob I'm afraid :52: