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Simple pasta aglio e olio for today from the movie Chef. Super easy to make really delicious with just a few ingredients.
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Used this recipe


Inspired us to have this for dinner tonight :hat

No fresh parm tho...b/c the wife is preggo.
 
Alright fellas. Decided to not only cook more meals at home, but expand my cooking itinerary. Any suggestions?

I prefer just going on YouTube and finding recipes there. There are a lot of good cooking channels that have easy recipes for beginners. Plus I like to see how a dish is prepared instead of following a recipe from a book. Some of my favorite channels are:

Binging With Babish (Most of the recipes are from movies and shows)
Food Wishes
Souped Up Recipes
Tasty
Sam The Cooking Guy
You Suck At Cooking (for ***** and giggles :lol:)

Even Gordan Ramsey and Jamie Oliver have some simple and good recipes on their channels.
 
I prefer just going on YouTube and finding recipes there. There are a lot of good cooking channels that have easy recipes for beginners. Plus I like to see how a dish is prepared instead of following a recipe from a book. Some of my favorite channels are:

Binging With Babish (Most of the recipes are from movies and shows)
Food Wishes
Souped Up Recipes
Tasty
Sam The Cooking Guy
You Suck At Cooking (for ***** and giggles :lol:)

Even Gordan Ramsey and Jamie Oliver have some simple and good recipes on their channels.

Binging with Babish also has a series called Basics with Babish which is pretty helpful.
 
TBH I didn't even know there were different techniques, but upon doing some searching I guess I use the "no-flip" technique.
Yea, one of the few times I have ever said to myself, "Those are some decent looking eggs."

Breakfast sidenote: Bacon made on the George Foreman is unmatched man

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- Au Cheval
- West Loop, Chicago
- Single (two patties) Cheeseburger with bacon and egg
- Fries with egg with mornay and garlic aioli
- Bread & butter pickles
Your Bacon picture inspired me to pick up some Turkey Bacon from Trader Joe's. Thanks for that.
 
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Inagine eating "turkey bacon"

Buddy of mine doesn't dig on swine. Always brings over that turkey bacon and turkey sausage crap if we are doing brunch at the house.
Somewhat related but I ate dinner at a friends house once and he made spaghetti but instead of ground beef he used ground turkey with the sauce. It wasnt terrible but my taste buds were so let down
 
Buddy of mine doesn't dig on swine. Always brings over that turkey bacon and turkey sausage crap if we are doing brunch at the house.

Somewhat related but I ate dinner at a friends house once and he made spaghetti but instead of ground beef he used ground turkey with the sauce. It wasnt terrible but my taste buds were so let down
How bad is it for someone that doesn't usually eat Turkey Bacon/Ground Turkey?

Growing up, pork wasn't in the house so I have eaten WAY more Turkey Bacon vs. Regular Bacon
 
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