Do you cook?

[Darien]

And I don't mean merely scrambled eggs, omlets and grilled cheese.

cup noodles and variants don't count either.

 

[notfred]

not often.

 

[Aves]

Nope. I'd like to learn but I never have the time.

There is no poll option for my situation.

 

[LH]

Yep. BTW, whats there to learn? If you can follow directions, you can cook. I cook all the time..

 

[Keego]

I cook when it's convenient. Right now, in college, it's not that convenient. My biscotti is to die for

 

[ChinamanatNCSU]

I can cook but there's no way to cook in the dorms. mebbe when I move out, but for now all the cooking I'm doing is making biscuits in the toaster oven

 

[Jokeram]

i never did when I was in the dorms... but now I do.... quite often too

 

[TheOmegaCode]

Not any more, now my great grandma lives on the other house on our acre... but I can still bake like a fiend

 

[VirusDub]

I cook whenever I get the chance. And when I want to impress people, I make Provencal chicken. It takes about 4 hours, but I've had people tell me it's the best chicken they've ever had.

 

[Mitzi]

Do you cook?

Yeah, whenever I get the time I cook something exciting. I find it very rewarding and enjoyable.

 

[OS]

-

 

[Juniper]

It happens to me, when there is no more junk food lying around, so the only option left is cook.

 

[OS]

-

 

[CJZ]

Yes, I have to. There is no decent (for the price) Korean restaurant around here so I have to make my own dinner.

 

[Eli]

Not really.. I want to learn though..

 

[amnesiac]

I cooked every day last week.

Stuff I've made this week:

Campanelle with pancetta and spinach
Yakisoba with garlic chicken
Santa Fe Omelette

*
I'll probably go home to the 'rents house more often to cook.. my mom is remodeling her kitchen. She spent more on appliances (ALL Viking) than most people spend on cars.

 

[AaronP]

well, I grill steaks, burgers, and chicken, other than the easy stuff like eggs, toast, noodles, etc... that's about it.

 

[lawaris]

<<

<< It happens to me, when there is no more junk food lying around, so the only option left is cook. >>



You could always gnaw on a pair of leather shoes or something. >>

 

[MikeO]

Yes, I love cooking ..but not as much as I love eating what I've cooked

 

[Sciolist]

Where's the option for people who cook every day for their family, not necessarily love it but have to do it? If I only had to cook sometimes, or if I had enough time to plan and cook a great meal, or if people that wolfed it down appreciated the effort, I might love it. I'm fueling three males upon whom subtleties/nuances of cooking are lost. I work full time outside the home but am nonetheless the one who is expected to get food on the table and cleaned up.

 

[udonoogen]

like i tell most people ...

i dont cook. i heat.

its all about the frozen costco food, man. =) other than that or find roommates/housemates that cook that can teach you. or wash their dishes while they cook. hahaha. thats what i do. im slowly learning.

 

[Nefrodite]

well i've baked a turkey with all the trimmings and stuff, thats about as complex as i've gotten

cookings not that hard with so many cookbooks around, just follow the instructions

 

[Jeffwo]

I voted "YES"

 

[minendo]

I cook dinner for myself just about every night of the week. Of course there are those lazy nights where I don't want to cook a d@mn thing because I have had a rough day of school, but I generally cook every night.

 

[Pepsei]

<< Yep. BTW, whats there to learn? If you can follow directions, you can cook. I cook all the time.. >>



not true... have you ever tried to make Zablione? that is a bitch to make, even with directions.


er, i failed so i made creame bulee(sp?) instead

for the last dinner party.

<- not ironchef dessert