She's not the prettiest girl at the dance..
but texture and taste = perfect! Not-too-crisp outside with a light, yet slightly chewy, and very moist interior!
If you have a crockpot, it is mucho easy-o to make a nice pot of stew/chili/etc. that can be very filling (and therefore cheap! you know, unless it's like.. lamb chili.
s7409651 wrote:I don't think I've ever had chili!
Must try.
If was closer I'd insist you drop round and me and the Mrs would cook you one.
Staggering admission!!
Well, I guess I've had similar meals to chili.. Like, with rice or pasta.. But never have I had a bowl of what has been referred to as 'chili', no... Not a very South African thing at all. thanks for the almost invite
Though I am still in the states for 2 weeks.. Maybe I'll have to try some here
louise wrote:what am i not cooking - everything. i lack the skill.
I could so make a terrible sexist joke but I will refrain
I also can't cook at all but I wish I knew how, cooking is really interesting to me. And food is good.
i welcome sexism. 40% of my week will be covering feminism. ugh.
the thing i find about cooking, the few things i can cook arent worth eating once ive spent all that time making them. and then cleaning up. it totally takes the fun out of eating.
louise wrote:what am i not cooking - everything. i lack the skill.
I could so make a terrible sexist joke but I will refrain
I also can't cook at all but I wish I knew how, cooking is really interesting to me. And food is good.
i welcome sexism. 40% of my week will be covering feminism. ugh.
the thing i find about cooking, the few things i can cook arent worth eating once ive spent all that time making them. and then cleaning up. it totally takes the fun out of eating.
eww feminism.. I had a socio professor last year who liked to sneak feminist stuff into the material we were studying (it wasn't very subtle) and it got old pretty fast lol.
but yeah the effort isn't worth it one bit- the problem is that I'm too impatient/hungry so I can never wait around preparing something..