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Cap'n Carageous 11-06-2005 03:08 PM

Two Weeks Ago I couldn't Even Spell Shef, Now I Can Spell Giada De Laurentiis!!
 
To be honest I have been cooking since I was twelve. My Dad owned a cafe and I became a pretty good griddle cook. In my early twenties I became a very good grillemaster by watching others and experimenting on my own. I have several recipes for marinades and BBQ sauces to my credit. I have been told many times that I should open a restaurant.

But about a two weeks ago my wife and I began to watch Everyday Italian . Mama used to say "skinny people can't cook" but this woman is the exception. Maybe her head is too big for that tiny body and yes, she puts the 'wonder' back in 'Wonder Bra' but she sure can cook!! Wife says there's NO WAY she can eat what she cooks and stay that tiny though. Regardless, I have tried several of her recipes and had great success. My wife now refers to me as "The Cook".

The secrets are extra virgin olive oil (that's olive oil that no man has ever even looked at real hard) and garlic.

Now, as soon as I find out what sautee' and couscous mean, I'm gonna be the cat's meow. (That's just a figure of speech, I would never cook a cat. Heck, I don't even know how to skin one!)

Botnst 11-06-2005 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Cap'n Carageous
To be honest I have been cooking since I was twelve. My Dad owned a cafe and I became a pretty good griddle cook. In my early twenties I became a very good grillemaster by watching others and experimenting on my own. I have several recipes for marinades and BBQ sauces to my credit. I have been told many times that I should open a restaurant.

But about a two weeks ago my wife and I began to watch Everyday Italian . Mama used to say "skinny people can't cook" but this woman is the exception. Maybe her head is too big for that tiny body and yes, she puts the 'wonder' back in 'Wonder Bra' but she sure can cook!! Wife says there's NO WAY she can eat what she cooks and stay that tiny though. Regardless, I have tried several of her recipes and had great success. My wife now refers to me as "The Cook".

The secrets are extra virgin olive oil (that's olive oil that no man has ever even looked at real hard) and garlic.

Now, as soon as I find out what sautee' and couscous mean, I'm gonna be the cat's meow. (That's just a figure of speech, I would never cook a cat. Heck, I don't even know how to skin one!)

First of all, there's more than one way.

B

Ali Al-Chalabi 11-06-2005 03:13 PM

Yeah, she's hot and can cook, but she doesn't have the personality of Rachael Ray.

And yeah, I don't think she eats a whole lot of what she cooks.

Cap'n Carageous 11-06-2005 03:29 PM

I wish I were in her circle of friends. They eat VERY well!!!

Point here is, as well as I have eaten all my life, I got into a rut. Watching the Food Network has opened my eyes to a lot of new and exciting dishes that even I can cook. By that I mean don't be afraid to try and create something different. The worst that can happen is that it doesn't taste like you thought it would or maybe you poison yourself and other people, but that's the beauty of the quest!!! Maybe one day I can actually say.......




BAM!!!:D

MTI 11-06-2005 04:48 PM

I guess the Food Network Porn thread got lost in the last crash. ;)

Glinko 11-06-2005 05:37 PM

She's like 4 feet tall, and her head is the size of a basketball.


But yes, she's pretty hot.

Frank X. Morris 11-06-2005 05:40 PM

Howdy All,
All that can't be better than Hamburger Helper, cup-a-noodles & MRE's :-)

Glinko 11-06-2005 05:42 PM

Save the money and just eat salt with a spoon. :)

MedMech 11-06-2005 06:19 PM

Were food network watchers too tivo is great for recording shows so you can study before you cook.

Cap'n Carageous 11-06-2005 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by MedMech
Were food network watchers too tivo is great for recording shows so you can study before you cook.

Now I understand what Mrs. McKeal (3rd grade) meant when she said 'punctuation is the difference between whether people understand you or whether they don't.';)

Glinko 11-06-2005 07:36 PM

Is that a black clown in your avatar!?!??!?!!!?!?!! :mad: :rifle: :rifle:

Frank X. Morris 11-06-2005 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Cap'n Carageous
Now I understand what Mrs. McKeal (3rd grade) meant when she said 'punctuation is the difference between whether people understand you or whether they don't.';)

Howdy Cap'n,
Pick a couple of these and put them where you want ,',',',',',',',',',',',',',',,',',' and save the rest for the future ;-)

Cap'n Carageous 11-06-2005 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Glinko
Is that a black clown in your avatar!?!??!?!!!?!?!! :mad: :rifle: :rifle:

Yeah it is, Honky. You gott's a problem with dat? Homey D. Clown is my assumed name cuz da man want to keep Herman Simpson down!! It's all part of my work/release program and if you don't like it, dat's o.k., but don't be suprized when Homey go up side yo head!!

Glinko 11-06-2005 07:52 PM

lol

Kuan 11-06-2005 09:20 PM

She might be hot, but she can't cook.


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