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Adventures in Cooking


March 13th, 2007 by Ed
Filed under: Food

While I’ve never been a "hopeless kitchen klutz" who couldn’t boil
water, It’s also true that I haven’t done a huge amount of cooking and
most of what I did was of the very basic "open it and heat it up"
variety. I’d open something up and toss it in the microwave and nuke it,
hopefully not cooking the taste clean out of it.

In recent times however, I’ve taken a much greater interest in learning
more. I’ve even made up a recipe Inspired by suggestions by my wife, I
created a tasty (though really carb loaded) pasta dish made with ramen
noodles. (sometime I’m going to have to repost the recipe, it was up
here once but got lost in a crash).

These days I’m learning a lot about an assortment of main and side
dishes and there’s even a few Appetizer
recipes
that I’d like to try. For example this White
Pizza Dip
sounds really good, but I can easily see using it as a
base for a full blown pizza. Of course, before I can do that, I’m going
to have to get the dough recipe figured out, I found one that can be
made up in a bread
machine
, but the problem there is if I want to make more than one
dough it could take most of a day.

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1 Comment

  1. stevia (1 comments.) on 21.09.2007 at 05:01 (Reply)

    Thought of doing adventures.. Recently i heard about a plant stevia. The word stevia came from a natural plant which can be safely replace with sugar and it is same as artificial sweeteners. It has gained instant popularity in Japan and is becoming widely available in the U.S., Canada and Europe.
    Think it can replace sugar, because the plant has zero calories and it doesn’t affect glucose levels, so diabetics can use it freely.

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