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what to cook?

timberland · 2011-09-13 11:46:53

hi im not very good or experienced at cooking and have agreed to cook for the other half tonight. she has been away for the last few weeks and due back into town today. i need some advise and also some tips on what to cook. as i said im not that experienced so anything too fancy would be out of the question. please help

13-09-2011 11:46am

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timberland

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hi im not very good or experienced at cooking and have agreed to cook for the other half tonight. she has been away for the last few weeks and due back into town today. i need some advise and also some tips on what to cook.

as i said im not that experienced so anything too fancy would be out of the question.

please help

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#2 13-09-2011 11:53am

trackguy

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timberland wrote: »

hi im not very good or experienced at cooking and have agreed to cook for the other half tonight. she has been away for the last few weeks and due back into town today. i need some advise and also some tips on what to cook.

as i said im not that experienced so anything too fancy would be out of the question.

please help

Do you like curry? A thai green/ red curry is easy and quick.

Buy a jar of red/ green curry paste, a tin of coconut milk and pack of chicken fillets. You'll need some rice too.

Fry your paste for a few minutes, add the coconut milk and bring to the simmer. Add in your chopped up chicken and simmer for about 15 minutes.

Serve with the rice. Easy!

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#3 13-09-2011 12:12pm

timberland

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i love curry but she isnt too keen and ive never made it before so it could be a bit of a risk. i was thinking something Italian maybe???

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#4 13-09-2011 12:13pm

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^ If you only want it to be something you've made before there's no point in asking here as we're not gonna know what you've cooked in the past!

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#5 13-09-2011 1:53pm

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Moved to Cooking & Recipes...

If you are not an experienced cook - why not check out the Easy Peasy Recipes thread?

Also, if you still want ideas from other posters you really need to give us more info, such as your likes/dislikes. This'll help narrow things down a bit.

tHB

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