Let's Cooking: TNL!

[Othello Harrington]

I am going to buy one tomorrow, the whole package is to much to pass on. Now if only it had a bacon cooker...


BRB calling Ron Popeil.

[Josh]

If you're serious, and I hope you are, get the Paula Dean one.

It is everything you could ever hope it to be.

[icarusfall]

I don't ever eat breakfast.

It would only languish in a dust covered corner.

[Josh]

It deserves a better fate than that. It makes a perfect breakfast sandwich in, like, 5 minutes start to finish. I never have one in the morning. I use it for a snack.

also: Rebecca picked up a 12" cast iron pan today. I cooked salmon in it tonight then made a sauce out of orange juice and some white wine for the fish and the broccoli rape, or whatever its called. I also made a mushroom saute with a garlic and white wine pan sauce. Timing this and the fish to finish at the same time was interesting.

I am so happy with the things I am cooking right now I don't even know what to say. Its SO STRESSFUL to cook for someone without really knowing what you are doing! I am learning though. I want to learn more. Can anyone recommend a good, free set of videos to watch? It doesn't have to be vegetarian. I'm looking for ideas/technique not recipes.

[Othello Harrington]

I'm serious Josh, 1 minute until sandwich is too good to pass up.

[icarusfall]

The Alton Brown book I'm Just Here For the Food, and Cooking, by James Patterson.

[Josh]

a good, free set of videos

Keep in mind I don't have television service.

[icarusfall]

I don't know of any videos other than to track down the episode of Good Eats about Knife Technique.

[Josh]

There are no other sites like the one I linked earlier with the hippie name?

[animegirl]

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...&oq=vegetarian

I saw some good stuff listed. I watch this chick on PBS, she is a crazy hippy lady named Christina and she cooks all vegan food that looks pretty good. Here is a pdf file with a bunch of her recipes:

http://www.christinacooks.com/recipes/pbs_recipes.pdf