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I don't know how to cook.

Get a BBQ dood. Plain and simple. Get a BBQ, and cook meat on it. Fish, Chicken, Beef, and Pork. It dont get any easier.
 
yeah obiwan is a chef :)

it can get easier than a BBQ actually, just do it real rough style. i say just strike up a fire outside and get those chicks roasting baby :D you can tell when they are done when they burn a bit lol.
 
appreciate all the advise, thank you. Had a little wild weekend, way too much booze. And the part where this dude thought the hammer in my pants was a shot-gun. ;) , anyways, its back to work from tomorrow on.
 
brunette said:
yeah obiwan is a chef :)

it can get easier than a BBQ actually, just do it real rough style. i say just strike up a fire outside and get those chicks roasting baby :D you can tell when they are done when they burn a bit lol.
lol
silliness
 
Subzeero said:
appreciate all the advise, thank you. Had a little wild weekend, way too much booze. And the part where this dude thought the hammer in my pants was a shot-gun. ;) , anyways, its back to work from tomorrow on.
lol
had weekends like that..........when i was younger
hmm hammer?
sure that was what he was after :rainbow:
lol teasing bro

the basics:
get a good grill (tabletop, stovetop or bbq)
get at least one non stick pan
suggest also a crockpot/slowcooker
suggest also a wok

easiest way for bros to get a quick tasty meal is to grill it
marinate the food in some of your fave flavours...ie herbs, salad dressing, bbq sauce (lo carb for me), keep in refrig til needed and grill it
you can also broil it in the oven

non stick pans you still need a tiny bit of oil but oils can be fun and can add flavour as well as mono/polysaturated fats
just do not overheat the pan or the oil

woks are good for steaming and stirfrying

slowcooker i use for chili and stews....the bonus is you throw all the stuff and go work out or golf or go to work and you come back several hours later and it's good to go

feel free to ask any questions
i will respond in a few hours now that i have some free time :rolleyes:
 
jenscats5 said:
Look around the 'net or buy a beginner's cook book......A lot of cooking is by trial & error as well as feel.....
personally i suggest the joy of cooking
believe it or not all the recipes work plus it gives lots of helpful tips

laurel's kitchen is good if you are more nutritionally minded
fanny farmer for more homestyle dishes

also throw in a basic cookbook from from of your favourite ethnic foods

my library is stacked with thai and sushi cookbooks lol
 
ok i have to make another shopping list now. seriously i am tired of shopping.. and i thought i was done. silly me.
 
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