For those who like to cook

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For those of you who like to cook, what meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner ) do you most like to cook for; and what??

Myself, breakfast and home fries
 
For those of you who like to cook, what meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner ) do you most like to cook for; and what??

Myself, breakfast and home fries

That's a tough one since I cook a LOT.
Favorite time of day meal dinner for sure.
Favorite thing to cook probably rib eye steaks with mushrooms, sausages baked potato and brussel sprouts.

Or pan fried rock fish and shrimp with fries.
Or a crock pot full of taco seasoned beef for tacos and burritos.
Or maybe a big left over ham bone in a pot of pinto beans and cornbread (just a little overcooked).

Starting to see what happens here?:D
 
New Years Day ribs
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That's a tough one since I cook a LOT.
Favorite time of day meal dinner for sure.
Favorite thing to cook probably rib eye steaks with mushrooms, sausages baked potato and brussel sprouts.

Or pan fried rock fish and shrimp with fries.
Or a crock pot full of taco seasoned beef for tacos and burritos.
Or maybe a big left over ham bone in a pot of pinto beans and cornbread (just a little overcooked).

Starting to see what happens here?:D

Where's mine...............
 
Big brown shrooms cleaned and trimmed, stem side down first. Flip them over after that have a grill mark or 2. When you see the moisture come up inside the cap they're ready. Sometimes they get seasoning, sometimes they don't, they have plenty flavor on their own.
 
Dinner is my favorite to cook. But since being on swing shift for the last couple years I don't get to cook as much.

Used to make a lot of stir-fry's, with chix, shrimp, or beef, and an assortment of veggies, usually whatever we have on hand at the time.
Make a pretty good sausage and peppers dish too.
 
Today it's black eyed peas with a hambone, rice, collard greens, and cornbread. Mmm Mmm.
 
I love to smoke ribs on my grill with a smoke box attached to side of grill . I put cherry wood in box and smoke them between 200 & 250 degrees no coals in grill for at least 3 hours and drink some beer while watching it. Absolutely tender fall off the bone
 
I use the 3,2,1 method. Dry rub, 3 hours of smacking at 230, 2 hours wrapped in foil covered pan with a can of beer to steam them on the smoker at 230, then 1 hour on the grate of the smoker to firm them a bit. Fall off the bone tender. Works every time.
 
I like to cook a lot. Most of what I like to make falls into the pasta category, but there is a bunch outside that.

Here are a few examples..

Spam and cheese sliders
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Fried rice and spam
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Vegetable lasagne
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Fried squirrel
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Mac and cheese bacon bowls
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Mushroom Alfredo Florentine over shells
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Chicken Parikash
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And a few more favorites...

Deluxe dogs
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Sweet Italian sausage Alfredo Florentine over bow tie pasta
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Halupkis
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Chicken hearts and gravy over egg noodles
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Poached salmon in a butter cream sauce over angel hair pasta with green beans
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Salmon Alfredo with broccoli over linguine
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Kielbasa and baked beans
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