Recipes / Discussions on cooking from Team-BHP Master Chefs

mclaren1885 · 3rd September 2007, 11:48

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Originally Posted by moralfibre

They always will Rahul

. Proven would be when they eat what you cook LOL.

Kiran, next time your in Bangalore I shall make you the taste mule. You can then post your review here. Though, I can warn you that you will put up an expression like the food critic does in Ratatouille

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Ajaybiz · 3rd September 2007, 12:06

Yes i can but only Rice, Dal, Boiled Eggs or Omlet or Bhurji whenever parents and wife goes out and my Kid will be with me.
Also expert in noodels and cutting fruits like Apple, Pomogranet, Mango etc

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shuvd · 3rd September 2007, 12:18

I can make tea, maggi, toast and burnt eggs.

bblost · 3rd September 2007, 12:32

I can, but I choose not too!

vikram18 · 3rd September 2007, 12:46

I cook regularly, everything is doable. I ran a bakery once so, in the words of ICEr Sam, "I guess I am what you call...qualified"

theMAG · 3rd September 2007, 13:03

I cook as well as I clean. Which is to say, not at all.

I hold the unique distinction of burning (unintentionally) 3 pots of rice sequentially. After this interesting event, an access control - my own dog, has been taught to discourage me from entering the kitchen ever.

I am therefore the expert on consuming cooked food instead.

iraghava · 3rd September 2007, 13:47

Well, I can cook since I've living alone for 7 years now so can do the basics rather well i.e. Tea, Freshly Brewed Coffee, Breakfast, Chawal, Dal, Paneer dishes, Home made Pizza, Egg items etc.

Haven't cooked Non-Veg. ever though, prefer eating it well cooked!

benbsb29 · 3rd September 2007, 13:52

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Originally Posted by iraghava

Well, I can cook since I've living alone for 7 years now

OFF TOPIC
Ishaan, what a loner you are. 7 long years, and still no company?

V-16 · 3rd September 2007, 13:55

Well if any of you married guys ( or the other, happy guys) need any recipes, just holler and ill try to comply. Those who have been to my place can see my home and office full of books, the majority being car books or cook books. (now im boasting again but who said modesty was one of my virtues?

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iraghava · 3rd September 2007, 14:28

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Originally Posted by benbsb29

Ishaan, what a loner you are. 7 long years, and still no company?

There is company Benny, but off & on! Overall status is still single na!

Quote:

Originally Posted by V-16

Well if any of you married guys ( or the other, happy guys) need any recipes, just holler and ill try to comply. Those who have been to my place can see my home and office full of books, the majority being car books or cook books. (now im boasting again but who said modesty was one of my virtues?

)

Sir, do you keep a count of the books you have? I'm sure after my next visit if a few go missing you won't realise it now would you?

V-16 · 3rd September 2007, 14:59

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Sir, do you keep a count of the books you have? I'm sure after my next visit if a few go missing you won't realise it now would you?

[/QUOTE]

I did have that problem earlier but from the last few years, they are all stamped and numbered...

Aise hi thodi itni collection kar lee hai?!

DCEite · 3rd September 2007, 16:30

I know how to make Nimbu Pani, Rooh-Afza Sharbat, Jalzeera etc.

Zappo · 3rd September 2007, 16:39

Oh you bet I can.

Lived away from home for long. Although now my wife cooks (and does it mighty well, the reason I am ballooning by the day

) and I live that part to her but I do cook almost every damn thing if and when required. And I just love to experiment in the kitchen. My experiments do not only limit themselves to the ingredients but even the tools and mediums. So it can be gas stove, OTG based stuffs or even MW cooking.

mobike008 · 3rd September 2007, 16:47

Though i lived as a bachelor for many years i contribute to cooking in following ways:-

Grocery shopping
Washing rice
Getting the dining table ready
Clearing the dining table after the meal
Washing utensils
Making Ice for the drinks

I already think thats a lot of contribution to cooking and the kitchen

Bass&Trouble · 3rd September 2007, 19:10

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Originally Posted by benbsb29

OFF TOPIC
Ishaan, what a loner you are. 7 long years, and still no company?

The hand, he has the hand.

3rd September 2007, 12:06	#77
Ajaybiz BANNED Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,440 Thanked: 320 Times View My Garage	Yes i can but only Rice, Dal, Boiled Eggs or Omlet or Bhurji whenever parents and wife goes out and my Kid will be with me. Also expert in noodels and cutting fruits like Apple, Pomogranet, Mango etc .
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3rd September 2007, 12:18	#78
shuvd Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Calcutta Posts: 1,081 Thanked: 7 Times View My Garage	I can make tea, maggi, toast and burnt eggs.
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3rd September 2007, 12:32	#79
bblost Team-BHP Support Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 11,008 Thanked: 15,366 Times View My Garage	I can, but I choose not too!
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3rd September 2007, 12:46	#80
vikram18 BHPian Join Date: May 2007 Location: pune Posts: 607 Thanked: 27 Times View My Garage	I cook regularly, everything is doable. I ran a bakery once so, in the words of ICEr Sam, "I guess I am what you call...qualified"
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3rd September 2007, 13:03	#81
theMAG Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Avon, CT Posts: 7,217 Thanked: 1,807 Times View My Garage	I cook as well as I clean. Which is to say, not at all. I hold the unique distinction of burning (unintentionally) 3 pots of rice sequentially. After this interesting event, an access control - my own dog, has been taught to discourage me from entering the kitchen ever. I am therefore the expert on consuming cooked food instead.
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 13:47	#82
iraghava Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bhaiyyaland Posts: 8,033 Thanked: 265 Times View My Garage	Well, I can cook since I've living alone for 7 years now so can do the basics rather well i.e. Tea, Freshly Brewed Coffee, Breakfast, Chawal, Dal, Paneer dishes, Home made Pizza, Egg items etc. Haven't cooked Non-Veg. ever though, prefer eating it well cooked!
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 13:55	#84
V-16 Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2005 Location: mumbai Posts: 4,594 Thanked: 950 Times View My Garage	Well if any of you married guys ( or the other, happy guys) need any recipes, just holler and ill try to comply. Those who have been to my place can see my home and office full of books, the majority being car books or cook books. (now im boasting again but who said modesty was one of my virtues?)
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 14:59	#86
V-16 Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2005 Location: mumbai Posts: 4,594 Thanked: 950 Times View My Garage	[quote= Sir, do you keep a count of the books you have? I'm sure after my next visit if a few go missing you won't realise it now would you? [/QUOTE] I did have that problem earlier but from the last few years, they are all stamped and numbered... Aise hi thodi itni collection kar lee hai?!
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 16:30	#87
DCEite Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NCR Posts: 3,418 Thanked: 2,570 Times	I know how to make Nimbu Pani, Rooh-Afza Sharbat, Jalzeera etc.
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 16:39	#88
Zappo Team-BHP Support Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 5,922 Thanked: 2,699 Times	Oh you bet I can. Lived away from home for long. Although now my wife cooks (and does it mighty well, the reason I am ballooning by the day ) and I live that part to her but I do cook almost every damn thing if and when required. And I just love to experiment in the kitchen. My experiments do not only limit themselves to the ingredients but even the tools and mediums. So it can be gas stove, OTG based stuffs or even MW cooking.
	() Thanks

3rd September 2007, 16:47	#89
mobike008 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 11,705 Thanked: 14,875 Times View My Garage	Though i lived as a bachelor for many years i contribute to cooking in following ways:- Grocery shopping Washing rice Getting the dining table ready Clearing the dining table after the meal Washing utensils Making Ice for the drinks I already think thats a lot of contribution to cooking and the kitchen
	() Thanks