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1. What is your favorite meal(s) to cook?

   

   Discussion by erikag23 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   i can use some new recipes!

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   Reply by portugalchicky · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   Here are some other great comfort recipes sheppards piehttp://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/sunny-anderson/shepherds-pie-with-mushroom-onion-gravy-recipe/index.htmlRueben Mac & Cheesehttp://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/reuben-mac-n-cheese-recipe2/index.htmlChicken in…

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   Reply by portugalchicky · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   In the winter I love COMFORT food like stews, chili, home made mac & cheese last night I split pea soup with chorizo but you could use diced ham instead(my husband loves soup) Makes about 10 cups, serving 4 or 5 1 1/2 pounds cured chorizo sliced thin1 onion, chopped1 rib of celery, chopped fine2 garlic cloves, minced1…

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   Reply by ddelo23 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   I think I am the most NON picky eater ever. I thank my dad for that everyday, god rest his soul! When we were younger, we were FORCED to at least try something. If we didn't like it and didn't want to eat it ever again, we didn't have to. But we were made to try everything. Of course, my fat arse never turned down…

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   Reply by Mye · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   D and I eat a lot fish, a quick easy meal is 2 flounder fillets covered with thin tomatoe slices jalapenos salt, garlic, red pepper flakes, a little olive oil put it in aluminium foil and bake, like 20 minutes, fish cooks fast, then open the tin foil, put a little bit of shave parm on top and let it brown for like 5…

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   Reply by mbcdefg · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   Angie, I usually do about 8-10 minutes per side. I like it rare, though, so IDK if you want to cook it longer than that. I also sprinkle some pepper and salt (or sea salt) on each side after I flip it.

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   Reply by justkris10 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   I don't eat red meat either, so I stick to what I know and that's usually chicken or ground turkey. I usually just sautee a crap load of garlic (<3) in one pan and at the same time cook up some cubed chicken breast - add the garlic along with FRESH (which is the key) asparagus, broccoli, bean sprouts, green peppers, re,d…

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   Reply by ddelo23 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   This is a good post for me. It's not that I CAN'T cook, it's just that while other girls were helping their mom's with stuff growing up, I was beating the crap out of boys and strictly playing sports, so I never really learned recipes. I'd offer one up for you, but honestly... I DON'T HAVE ANY! :)

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   Reply by ddelo23 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

   Terrell LOVES LOVES LOVES to cook - so much that he actually wants to go to culinary school and do something in that field once we have the money to do so. BUT he gets home later than I do - so it's tough for him to have the meal ready in time for my beastly self demanding food on the table in a timely fashion!

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    Reply by ffbride_0813 · October 2009 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› New Jersey

    My other favorite is broccoli rabe and pasta. I saute the brocolli rabe with tons of garlic and then add a little of the pasta cooking water and a bit of vegetable better than boullion and then toss with pasta. Super simple and delicious.