I’ve got a few recipes that I’ve basically mastered, but I need to expand my cooking repertoire. I like things that are light but satisfying like chicken, fish, etc…I know how to make fish en pappillote, a few different pasta sauces, a couple types of bread, lemon-pepper chicken…but I need ideas of what to cook next! (like I say, light-ish stuff, not interested in making meatloaf or anything involving junk food.)
Ideas?
Amber Rose - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
Shawarma! With chicken! When you’re done, send some to me. It looks yummy.
Gabe Newell - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
Everything
Zara - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
you should learn to cook fruit cake healthy and a teensy weensy bit unhealthy.
2 - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
These might be too simple for you, but Asparagus with garlic (and a bit of salt/pepper) cooked in tinfoil on the grill is very satisfying and healthy. Also, a chicken breast with a green chile (from a can, the soft kind) and a slice of cheese (if you want) is another very simple surprisingly flavorful, pretty healthy recipe. Good Luck!
rebecca - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
how about one of my recipes touch of honey bread 2 1/2 to 3 cups flour 1 cup oat bran not cooked
1 pkg yeast dry active 1/2 tsp salt 1 1/4 cups water
2 tbl honey 2 tbsp. margarine
combine the flour oat bran yeast and salt heat water honey and margarine till very warm.
add dry ingrediants beat till mushed 3 minutes. stir remaining igrediants till a stiff dough forms
knead 8 to 10 minutes on floured surface.place in a greased bowl cover let rise 30 minutes till it has doubled in size. do this 2 times. covered in a warm place. pucnch dough down repeat step 2. bake in a heated oven at 375 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes cool
C.M. C - said
April 7 2011 @ 19:04
Alex, you want to learn to cook, well you have to start not being fussy. If you come across a contributor called SandyPaw, ask her for her meatloaf recipe, you will be very surprised. People like Califgir, Buttercup, Sugar Pie, Miz Lamb, we are here to help and guide, all you need to do is ask