I am an average cook, I feel I can cook pretty decent as long as I watch a video and follow steps.
(I thought this was going to be a "who cooks their fish" thread
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(I thought this was going to be a "who cooks their fish" thread
My wife and I grew up around restaurants in our families. As such, we're both scratch cooks with no prepared foods in our pantry. I cook mainly traditional french recipes from The Lot region of France. My wife is a generational Italian cook. We also do alot of grilling and smoking of meats and vegetables. Most of the veggies we incorporate are not available in our area so, we have a fairly extensive raised garden to grow what we need and a hot house for winter veggies.
This weekend, I'm working on several different pate recipes and making a large batch of confi du canard. Some for canning and some to enjoy immediately.
BTW, my wife is a writer for The Examiner and publishes tested recipes and restaurant reviews.
I am an average cook, I feel I can cook pretty decent as long as I watch a video and follow steps.
(I thought this was going to be a "who cooks their fish" thread)
I had and cooked in my own restaurant for five years. Both my wife and I love to cook so around the house we try different "fusion" foods, sort of a mash-up of Chinese/Indian/Mexican, basically anything with some zing to it.
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"One of my personal favs are tounge tacos"
^this man knows what he is talkng about! haha
i work at a pizza bar and been working there for a year this october, i've learned pretty quickly and managed to climb my way pretty fast![]()