i would like to learn to cook. I use to "cook" sometimes, but I have´t
enough time and patient, its for that I am looking for new recipts,
easy to cook and healthy, is it posible?
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Yes, it is. Have a look in your local bookstore for for a healthy diet
cookbook. They are plentiful. Try some recipes and then come back to
us with questions. We'll be happy to help!Cheers
Bronwyn -
In my opinion, time isn't as important as patience. Most recipes give
a good indication of the time required and many are designed to
minimize the time involved; thus, some time management and scheduling
is required.
"Cooking" and it's time involved, is mostly preparation- if you have
all of your ingredients sliced, diced, minced and measured (most of
your time), you'll find that the actual cooking process can be quite
easy and pleasant. If however, you haven't the patience for the
preparation (slicing an dicing), you may find yourself rushing through
an onion chop with a sharp knife and minimizing the mass of a finger in
the process.
If it's the "preparation" part that you don't care, which is the case
with most if not all cooks, seek out quality cooking equipment that
make that process faster and easier.
Lastly, if ultimately the finished dish isn't rewarding enough to
justify all the prep., you've more than likely latched on to a less
than worthy recipe- if on the other hand, the dish is divine, the
recipe worthy of culinary awards and you still don't find the effort
involved worth it, it's time to sell all your kitchen gadgets and stock
your freezer with TV dinners. Kev -
txas said:
i would like to learn to cook. I use to "cook" sometimes, but I have´t
enough time and patient, its for that I am looking for new recipts,
easy to cook and healthy, is it posible?It is.
modom
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On 9 Jan 2006 02:52:20 -0800, "Bronwyn" <[email hidden]>
connected the dots and wrote:~Yes, it is. Have a look in your local bookstore for for a healthy
diet
~cookbook. They are plentiful. Try some recipes and then come back to
~us with questions. We'll be happy to help!
~
~Cheers
~BronwynAsk your mum what cookbook she started with. In the US, Joy of
Cooking, [censored] Farmer, Settlement are all good basic cookbooks.
Information on how to cook most foods, from simple to complex.maxine in ri
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txas said:
i would like to learn to cook. I use to "cook" sometimes, but I have´t
enough time and patient, its for that I am looking for new recipts,
easy to cook and healthy, is it posible?anybody can cook...here is a link to the oldest Internet online
cookbook...
http://www.recipesource.com/check it out...if you have problems with any of these recipes there
are lots of people reading this newsgroup who will offer you helpful
advice!Regards,
Bill
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