I feel like everyone can cook, but some people have a divine ability to imagine flavours and understand the magic of heat circulation in an oven and all the rest. I mean, I can cook, because I can follow recipes. But I can't look at what's in my fridge and somehow make a cake from that.
Fried rice is literally my favourite thing to make because it's so delicious and so easy and will last a few meals if you make it in bulk.
Yep, I cook every night. As well as breakfast and lunch of course ::)I just ate dinner and now I'm hungry again! :O
I cook all sorts of things, really. Buddha bowls, pasta, curry, soups.
These are probably some of my favourite, easy recipes:
Sweet potato and chickpea Buddha bowl: https://minimalistbaker.com/sweet-potato-chickpea-buddha-bowl/
Tuna pasta with rocket and pesto: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/tuna-pasta-rocket-parsley-pesto
Chicken noodle soup: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1869/chicken-noodle-soup
Lentil bolognese: http://www.themostlyvegan.com/weeknight-lentil-bolognese/
And for those nights when I don't feel like cooking ;):
Poached eggs on avocado toast: http://kitchen.nine.com.au/2016/05/05/13/32/poached-eggs-with-avocado-and-feta-smash-on-sourdough
Posh beans on toast: http://rockmystyle.co.uk/posh-beans-on-toast/ Literally just finished eating this because its soooo good
I once burnt 2 minute noodles. True story.I can sympathise a bit- I once dropped a phone in a pot of boiling water... while cooking noodles :-[
I once burnt 2 minute noodles. True story.
I think the burning (pun semi-intended) question is: what flavour were the noodles?I want the answer to this too :P
^Strawberries, do you cook every night, or do you make big batches of stuff?every night, but I actually don't cook every night cos there's often like some sort of free food/event so I don't have to cook haha :P
The hardest part about cooking is deciding what music to listen to D: