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Anyone like to partake in a little cooking as a hobby?

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I cook every night...not for a hobby but because my wife sucks at it and I gotta feed all these damn mooches that live here...or kids...whatever.
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DoingOK, Thanks for your great recipes. Thanks for your service and get well!
 

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Torture for me since I can't eat regular food yet.....but it smells oh so good. Thick-cut Angus ribeyes for the family. :love:

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I just recently learned how to properly make scrambled eggs…. I am not saying I never knew how or did them wrong, just go about cooking them differently. I also fry up some tomatoes, mushrooms and sour dough toast. Been one of my quick and delicious go to meals from time to time.
 

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My daughter's birthday is tomorrow and I'm making her favorite meal. Filet mignon with a port wine reduction sauce and rosemary roasted baby potatoes. I'm going to try and reverse sear the tenderloins. Never tried that before. I finished up the port wine reduction tonight. Pic is what I start with (beef broth, port wine, honey, shallots and rosemary).....it then gets reduced significantly and strained through a cheesecloth.

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My daughter's birthday is today so I made her breakfast. Made scrambled eggs and fingerling potatoes/onions and used my homemade queso that has sausage, chorizo and peppers in it. She enjoyed it. I'm now prepping dinner by dry brining some filets in Maldon sea salt flakes and pepper.

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My daughter's birthday is tomorrow and I'm making her favorite meal. Filet mignon with a port wine reduction sauce and rosemary roasted baby potatoes. I'm going to try and reverse sear the tenderloins. Never tried that before. I finished up the port wine reduction tonight. Pic is what I start with (beef broth, port wine, honey, shallots and rosemary).....it then gets reduced significantly and strained through a cheesecloth.

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I reverse sear my steaks, haven’t done the other way in years.
 

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I do all the cooking in my house. I have everyone fooled into thinking I'm good at it!
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I do a lot of sous vide as of late. Great taste and texture, never dry chicken. If I remember to take photos, I'll share.
 

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It's not fancy, but I made my kids something I loved as a child. Probably triples your cholesterol. Cavatappi pasta plus Italian seasoned diced tomatoes, bacon and Velveeta cheese. Throw it in the oven and melt it all together. Kids love it.

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mothers day breakfast for the wife
Smoked salmon on bagel with dill cream cheese, capers, etc


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Some surf and turf : filet, crabs, zuppa and shrimps


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Had pinto beans and corn bread Sunday. Finished them yesterday. Grilled pork chops to go with them. Simple meal, but comfort food on a rainy day. I’m from a large family and we had soup beans once a week while growing up. Told myself I’d never eat another pinto bean when older, now I still enjoy them.
 

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Made something different for the kids and wife for lunch. I made a white sauce which started with a roux of butter, flour and EVOO which I added garlic, shallots, cream, parmesan cheese and some herbs. On top of the white sauce I added shredded mozzarella and romano cheese. Added some slivers of red onion along with some fresh prosciutto on top. Cooked it and then added baby arugula tossed with a little EVOO, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar. Voila'

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This is my go to quickest meal. I fry up some mushrooms and tomatoes in the same pan. I toast some sour dough bread, add butter to a pan, mix 3 eggs in pan with butter. I will take it off and on the heat a few times while constantly mixing it. I’ll add salt and pepper and then once it is pretty close to being done I mix in some sour cream.
 

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DoingOK said:
Made something different for the kids and wife for lunch. I made a white sauce which started with a roux of butter, flour and EVOO which I added garlic, shallots, cream, parmesan cheese and some herbs. On top of the white sauce I added shredded mozzarella and romano cheese. Added some slivers of red onion along with some fresh prosciutto on top. Cooked it and then added baby arugula tossed with a little EVOO, lemon juice and balsamic vinegar. Voila'

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God it’s like a gourmet restaurant over there! Kids are spoiled!


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This is my go to quickest meal. I fry up some mushrooms and tomatoes in the same pan. I toast some sour dough bread, add butter to a pan, mix 3 eggs in pan with butter. I will take it off and on the heat a few times while constantly mixing it. I’ll add salt and pepper and then once it is pretty close to being done I mix in some sour cream.
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Sounds like the Gordon Ramsay scrambled eggs to me. I cook em the same way


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