Cooking Style

[hasanhh]

We each have settled into our own favorite way of cooking.

Kettles, woks, pans, grills, microwave . . .

l prefer baking just about everything. The reason is it may take somethings a little longer, but it saves on 'the mess.'

For example, l can set my potatoes in,and by the time l have a pizza slice or hamburger ready to bake, then when l put that in everything will be done at the same time.

So what is you favorite way of cooking and why?

[Guest]

1 hour ago, hasanhh said:

So what is you favorite way of cooking and why?

Stove top

Using pots and pans.....

Here is how it typically goes

[hasanhh]

15 minutes ago, starlight said:

Here is how it typically goes

Now l do not believe that for one dang second.

And if it did happen, old gladiator gal will either smack your head or take you on a snake hunt.

[Hameedeh]

1 hour ago, hasanhh said:

So what is you favorite way of cooking and why?

The toaster oven makes things crunchy, but if the package I pull out of the freezer says Do not cook in Toaster Oven then I open the Microwave. 

[ali_fatheroforphans]

On 1/16/2020 at 1:06 PM, hasanhh said:

what is you favorite way of cooking and why?

I love using the microwave to warm up the food my mum cooks. So yeah that's my preferred cooling method.

[notme]

My signature method is the crock pot, but I actually only use it a few times per week. The rest is a mix of baking, microwave steaming, and stovetop grilling. I prefer whichever method is the right balance of good taste and texture, less work, and less mess.

On 1/16/2020 at 1:06 PM, hasanhh said:

So what is you favorite way of cooking and why?

But my favorite method is to announce to my husband "I don't feel like cooking today" and then wait for him to order a pizza. 

[shadow_of_light]

Boiling. It is easy and I don’t need to regularly check the food.

[habib e najjaar]

Frying 

Yaas... bring on the health advice. 

[hasanhh]

22 hours ago, notme said:

But my favorite method is to announce to my husband "I don't feel like cooking today" and then wait for him to order a pizza. 

You sound like Kate Bundy.  

[hasanhh]

21 hours ago, shadow_of_light said:

Boiling. It is easy and I don’t need to regularly check the food.

l do some of this, for rice, noodles, emptied-out-boxes. But l always stay-with-the-stove.

Like last night, l dumped in whole wheat noodles, lentils, last of a box of brown rice, something else, a couple of chunks-of-cheese . . . brought it to a boil . . . turned the heat way back . . . waited for it to 'blurp' and then shut the heat off . . .

After it cooled for a few minutes, l ate it.

[notme]

5 hours ago, hasanhh said:

You sound like Kate Bundy.  

Checking Wikipedia.... 

I don't know who that is. Should I be offended? 

[hasanhh]

5 hours ago, notme said:

Checking Wikipedia.... 

I don't know who that is. Should I be offended? 

From the Fox TV program, "Marred, with Children"

In short, daughter Kelly has a Mother-comes-to-school-day and to keep tis short, the other girls ask Kate questions. To answer one question like your post suggests, , Kate picks up the phone and says, ~"Hello. pizza man."