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im partial to peanut butter, banana, and dorito sandwiches

my personal fav is ice....and toast too!!! does it count if i put the butter on the toast and don't actually make the butter myself?

sldr4Christ1985 wrote:im partial to peanut butter, banana, and dorito sandwiches

Would you go crunchy or creamy peanut butter with that? You got your crunch from the 'riotos, but then you also have your creamy from the banana..... Alas, decisions, decisions.........

Personally, I make some mean cinnamon rolls. The recipe has been in the family for generations. And then I make some awesome Orange Julians. Mmmmmmmmmm.... oranges......... *drool*

Peanut butter cookies,
brownies
green bean casserole
tunafish casserole.

hmmm, peanut butter with banana sandwich as well! And jelly as well!

hm.... i usually don't make food lol

Y'know what's really good? What my family calls a fluffer-nutter. It's marshmallow fluffy stuff on one slice of bread and either crunchy or creamy peanut butter on the other side. YUMMYNESS!! lol.

Let's see...the favorite foods I make are Chicken parmesan with linguine noodles, mixed steak and chicken fajitas, and peanut butter blossom cookies. I also have a very simple recipe for cheesecake that rocks..

Ramen with lots of other stuff thrown in (egg, turkey, roast beef, veggies, or whatever)

TOAST!!! possibly one of the best foods ever

rice (just plain rice...)

Oh yes and also, beef stew. The stuff from the store sucks.

[quote="panegryst"]Ramen with lots of other stuff thrown in (egg, turkey, roast beef, veggies, or whatever)[quote]
Ooh, somebody does that?! I always wanted to make soup out of ramen noodles so last year at college I bought some chicken ramen noodles, fresh brocoli, and a carrot. It was delicious, a very filling meal. Good memeries...

I used to make pizzas out of plain bagels. Those were good. Also oatmeal with a banana, chopped walnuts, lots of brown sugar, and when we had it, wheat germ. Good food...

going WAY off-topic:
on the Spirited Away special edition DVD, the 'making-of' special feature documents how, when production was nearing completion, Hayao Miyazaki made 'poor man's salt-flavored ramen' in a giant pot for the animation team. It was the best ramen I have ever seen - it had all kinds of strange and wonderful fixin's and add-ins.

back on topic: my family makes fluffer nutters too. They are awesome. (yes, we call them 'fluffer nutters' too.) I also like to make a cookie sandwich: turkey and a chocolate chip cookie on white bread (or wheat, or rye, it doesn't matter.)

I love to cook everything with Mongolian fire sauce. I stir fry or grill my veggies with it and marinate Mahi Mahi in it, before pan-fying. I love to cook a good rib roast and slow-cooked ribs. My stir fry is one of my favorites. I guess I love to cook. ^___^ I'm not very good at baking.

true_noir_chloe wrote:I love to cook everything with Mongolian fire sauce. I stir fry or grill my veggies with it and marinate Mahi Mahi in it, before pan-fying. I love to cook a good rib roast and slow-cooked ribs. My stir fry is one of my favorites. I guess I love to cook. ^___^ I'm not very good at baking.

You make Mahi Mahi? O_O I love Mahi Mahi.

And on today's menu we have teriyaki chicken with a side order of fettucine alfredo, with chocolate chip cookies for dessert. ^___^

When December rolls around, I make one heck of a great cheeseball. Other than that, well, I can make ramen noodles pretty well.

My favorite food is potatoes au gratin I can cook it too! I also love any type of pasta dish or soup... but my brother always teases me that I add almond extract to absolutely everything.

Edit: It isn't true... I only add the extract to all baked goods!

I like to heat up canned, tomato-based foods. (i.e. beefaroni, spaghetti-o's)
I also like to make TOAST. Toast is great.

Olorc wrote:my personal fav is ice....and toast too!!! does it count if i put the butter on the toast and don't actually make the butter myself?

buttering the toast _does_ count.

Ducky wrote:My favorite food is potatoes au gratin I can cook it too! I also love any type of pasta dish or soup... but my brother always teases me that I add almond extract to absolutely everything.

Edit: It isn't true... I only add the extract to all baked goods!

Jon-kun makes fun of you for that? He said he'd teach me to cook, too!
I used to add vanilla or orange extract to tea.

sldr4Christ1985 wrote:im partial to peanut butter, banana, and dorito sandwiches

i have to bring this up now
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/banana.php

panegryst wrote:back on topic: my family makes fluffer nutters too. They are awesome. (yes, we call them 'fluffer nutters' too.) I also like to make a cookie sandwich: turkey and a chocolate chip cookie on white bread (or wheat, or rye, it doesn't matter.)

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people called them fluffernutters, actually. There was actually a marshmallow spread and peanut butter product they made back in the....40's or 50's, I think, and they called it Fluffernutter.

XD Back on topic. I like to take instant ramen, cook it, then drain out the water and put soy sauce, oyster sauce, mushrooms, and a fried egg on top. Mmmm, yummy~!

I have many but I really like honey chilli chicken and tacos (seperately ofcourse!).

I made noodles the other day using rice flour and some all purpose flour. It was lotsa fun and I like eating them like pasta. ^_^

Ramen noodles (no flavoring) with tomato sauce. *drool* That should give you an idea of my cooking skills too. -_-

Cool stuff, Mave!

Getting hungry reading this thread! LOL
Lets see . . .
Salad with LOTS of stuff thrown in, scrambled eggs/omlettes, hamburgers with special ingridients thrown in, some random but good soups . . .
^^

All that work and only five noodles?

Sorry, just had to say that. Wow, that looks impressive, Mave.

raskel wrote:Jon-kun makes fun of you for that? He said he'd teach me to cook, too!

LOL.... he totally rags on me for it whenever we are in the kitchen together. He claims I add it to everything ... he isn't a bad cook though lol as long as he remembers you need a pot or pan of some sort between the food and the element on the stove....

And Mave, that pasta looks really good! Homemade pasta is the best!

I wish that I could cook. I know it doesn't involve any magical esoteric skills, but I have zero experience .

The favorite thing that I can make: ramen noodles. Lasagna runs a close second, but again we're talking pre-made stuff.

i can make a mean bowl of ramen!

(Hey! My computer swallowed the post!! no fair!)

I can make chocolate chip cookies and california roll sushi.

...does it count if we still need the recipes?