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My cooking just sucks!!!!!!!!!!! My cooking sucks I attempted to make dinner for myself and it tastes so bad I would not even feed it to my dog. The thing is that I tried to make spagetti. It is all mushy and the sauce is something less then desired. I should of known better then to try and cook me being the one who burns mac and cheese. Please someone come and cook for me so I do not starve to death or atleast teach me how to cook so I do not starve and go broke eating out all the time. | |
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Find yourself a guy who can cook and likes to cook for you.
That's what I did I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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there seems to be a shortage here in chicago... | |
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ermm are you THAT bad? lol
naw cant be | |
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omg surreal life is on...bbl! | |
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I bet Christopher loves to cook
I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Christopher said: ermm are you THAT bad? lol
naw cant be shocking isn't it and yes I am that bad...I am a lost cause so to speak | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: Christopher said: ermm are you THAT bad? lol
naw cant be shocking isn't it and yes I am that bad...I am a lost cause so to speak i can cook i guess...but i dont do it to much unless you count pasta at all hrs.. | |
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natsume there already sick of corey they wanna choke him! | |
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A basic red sauce for any Italian recipe
(A.K.A. Spaghetti Sauce!) Ingredients: 1-28oz. can of crushed tomato, stewed tomato or puree 1-6oz. can of tomato paste 2-3 cloves of garlic (or more) Olive oil Basil, parsley, oregano, salt, pepper to taste 1/4 cup of red table wine (more or less) Directions: 1. Crush garlic with the side of a knife and mince. (I use a garlic press). 2. Add olive oil to a sauce pot turned on to medium-low heat. Add garlic and gently sauté. 3. (Savor the aroma of the cooked garlic!) Lightly cook garlic until it starts to change color. 4. Don't overcook, as the garlic will be bitter if left too long. 5. Add canned tomatoes, tomato paste, and wine. Add spices to taste. 6. Reduce heat to low, cover the pot, and simmer. Stir occasionally as the mixture cooks 7. If you wish, add more minced garlic or spices. Hints and Tips: Allow your sauce to cook as long as possible, at least 1-2 hours or longer. The longer it cooks, the better it will be. Depending on the type of tomatoes you use, your sauce may be to thick or to watery. If to thick, add a little water. If to thin, simmer uncovered, until it thickens. Always make more than you will use for the meal. You can easily freeze the left over sauce. Use extra for pizza, eggplant Parmigiana or as a basic ingredient for barbecue sauce. If you have any meat, you can add it to the sauce for extra flavor. You can use chicken, veal, lamb, pork or meatballs. Use fresh herbs and spices, if possible. They will make any sauce taste vigorous! If you use dried herbs, place in your hands and rub your hands together. Then, sprinkle into the sauce. This seems to unlock the flavor of the spices! Go easy on the salt, canned tomatoes already have salt. You can use fresh tomatoes for your sauce. The tomatoes should be very ripe. Blanche the tomatoes in some boiling water and remove the skin. Puree in a blender or food processor. Some people like to remove the seeds of the tomato by straining. I just use the whole tomato. I usually don't use oregano in my sauce. (Sometimes, I do, though.) Be careful about how much spices you add! Oregano can be a strong spice! If you added too much spice, don't worry. Just dilute your sauce with another can or two of tomatoes. If you use stewed tomatoes, make sure you crush them with a fork! | |
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Christopher said: natsume there already sick of corey they wanna choke him!
DAMNIT! I don't even get TV. Poor Corey. I heard he's totally pussy whipped by Susie and won't do a goddamn thing without her. Pathetic! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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I add catfood to my spaghetti sauce. Mmmm
I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Natsume said: I add catfood to my spaghetti sauce. Mmmm
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and...BAM!!!
sounds yummy WHO ME? | |
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2the9s said: A basic red sauce for any Italian recipe
(A.K.A. Spaghetti Sauce!) Ingredients: 1-28oz. can of crushed tomato, stewed tomato or puree 1-6oz. can of tomato paste 2-3 cloves of garlic (or more) Olive oil Basil, parsley, oregano, salt, pepper to taste 1/4 cup of red table wine (more or less) Directions: 1. Crush garlic with the side of a knife and mince. (I use a garlic press). 2. Add olive oil to a sauce pot turned on to medium-low heat. Add garlic and gently sauté. 3. (Savor the aroma of the cooked garlic!) Lightly cook garlic until it starts to change color. 4. Don't overcook, as the garlic will be bitter if left too long. 5. Add canned tomatoes, tomato paste, and wine. Add spices to taste. 6. Reduce heat to low, cover the pot, and simmer. Stir occasionally as the mixture cooks 7. If you wish, add more minced garlic or spices. Hints and Tips: Allow your sauce to cook as long as possible, at least 1-2 hours or longer. The longer it cooks, the better it will be. Depending on the type of tomatoes you use, your sauce may be to thick or to watery. If to thick, add a little water. If to thin, simmer uncovered, until it thickens. Always make more than you will use for the meal. You can easily freeze the left over sauce. Use extra for pizza, eggplant Parmigiana or as a basic ingredient for barbecue sauce. If you have any meat, you can add it to the sauce for extra flavor. You can use chicken, veal, lamb, pork or meatballs. Use fresh herbs and spices, if possible. They will make any sauce taste vigorous! If you use dried herbs, place in your hands and rub your hands together. Then, sprinkle into the sauce. This seems to unlock the flavor of the spices! Go easy on the salt, canned tomatoes already have salt. You can use fresh tomatoes for your sauce. The tomatoes should be very ripe. Blanche the tomatoes in some boiling water and remove the skin. Puree in a blender or food processor. Some people like to remove the seeds of the tomato by straining. I just use the whole tomato. I usually don't use oregano in my sauce. (Sometimes, I do, though.) Be careful about how much spices you add! Oregano can be a strong spice! If you added too much spice, don't worry. Just dilute your sauce with another can or two of tomatoes. If you use stewed tomatoes, make sure you crush them with a fork! thanks | |
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I love my cooking. It's one of my bragging points. 8)
No comment from anyone with a 2 in their name. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Supernova said: I love my cooking. It's one of my bragging points. 8)
No comment from anyone with a 2 in their name. HAHA that does not exclude me Supernova puts snake heads in her sauce. Apalling!! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Supernova said: I love my cooking. It's one of my bragging points. 8)
No comment from anyone with a 2 in their name. Listen Rosalita, I will have a cook-off with you any day of the week! Name it! Oh, and | |
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Natsume said: Supernova said: I love my cooking. It's one of my bragging points. 8)
No comment from anyone with a 2 in their name. HAHA that does not exclude me Supernova puts snake heads in her sauce. Apalling!! Oh, da horror! This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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2the9s said: Supernova said: I love my cooking. It's one of my bragging points. 8)
No comment from anyone with a 2 in their name. Listen Rosalita, I will have a cook-off with you any day of the week! Name it! Oh, and I'm sure you're good at Cooking 101, but that's beginner stuff, bud, I'm beyond that. Stick around. See how it's done! This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Buuuck Buuuck! | |
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whats your best dish 2the9s and supernova?
we already know natsumes is catfood/pasta ? | |
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Christopher said: whats your best dish 2the9s and supernova?
we already know natsumes is catfood/pasta ? I bet Corey would LOVE my catfood pasta. I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Christopher said: whats your best dish 2the9s and supernova?
we already know natsumes is catfood/pasta ? Name it! Leek soup. Chicken Kiev. Ratatouille...etc etc. | |
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Where's the big-mouth gourmet?? | |
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anything italian 9s! | |
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Christopher said: anything italian 9s!
Italian, Greek, American cuisine, I don't care! I'll do it! a pinch of edit [This message was edited Thu Jan 16 21:29:04 PST 2003 by 2the9s] | |
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I like a good old stir fry!
Yummy!! Anything with any of garlic, onion, chilli etc. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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Ha! Supernova went to play with her EZ Bake oven!
Sad... | |
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2the9s said: Christopher said: anything italian 9s!
Italian, Greek, American cuisine, I don't care! I'll do it! a pinch of edit [This message was edited Thu Jan 16 21:29:04 PST 2003 by 2the9s] ohh how about veggie Lasagna with rosemary garlic bread and a fresh salad! | |
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