So you think you can cook?

I can cook a few dishes. Not really that much of a chef.

 

I can start the fire alright (to the extend that I won't DIE stranded on an island)... just that never manage to get the meat done right @_@bbb

Plus, not a big fan of those gas grill... hate the smell >.<

 

i can cook won ton meen

 

I guess I am an okay cook... but I am probably better off eating outside or have take away because the price is probably the same or maybe even more expensive...ive already spent 80bucks on groceries this week (for dinner)...=/ If i'd eat out it would probably be a bit cheaper and no dishes or sweating in the kitchen...& also when I only cook for myself I fix some easy and quick meals....

 

80 bucks. I didn't know that Sydney is so expensive -huh
I stick to my nuddles

 

I am guessing that you are only cooking for yourself?

*checks*

Yup, that's it. If you happens to cook for 2, it will still be around the same price ($80AU you said?)... No idea why that happens, but personal experience.

Too much noodles make you sick MAV -nono

 

oo chocolate cake..i thought you meant all you do is get a box of fresh strawberrys and then dip them in cream and choccie sauce and voila a desert hahaha

 

well actually eating outside is a much better option since when you eat outside there are less chores and definitely much less in price..... i mean for someone to cook lets say oyster sauce with beef you gotta buy the veggies marinate the beef make the sauce cook the rice blah balh balh and then you have ONE dish......but then for outside prolly wait 10 mins and you get the same thing

 

Laziness, that's not a good enough excuse to not cook...

 

i wont deny laziness but then when you work till like 7-8 and you got like 2 hours left before you sleep you really dont wanna waste 1 and half hours cooking

 

A hour and a half??? I usually cook a full meal in under 30 min @_@bbb

That very same meal includes my lunch next day

 

wow hmmmm well the rice itself for it to be cooked takes you at least 25 minutes then the preparing of the food depending of what you eat i guess if its not needed to be marinated then its easy just some ham some veggie then thats it

 

Rice in ricecooker = 15 min
Food prep = 15 min
Actual cooking = 10 min...

Still less than 30 min I prepare the food (for cooking) while the rice is cooking in the ricecooker...

 

you time yourself?

 

Kind of... Since many times I usually start "cooking" like half an hour before a show I follow So if I overrun, I end up either screwing up my food (burnt it or whatnot) or miss the first 5-10 minutes of the show...

NOOOOOOOO >.<

 

^Tivo the show or get a dvr box that way you'll have good food and a tv show w/o the commercials

i think this weekend i'm goin to try to make a seafood pasta w/ a red sauce

 

Naw, no TiVo for me

I want to follow the show while it's on... Plus, it's just not the same when you don't place yourself in time constrains...

 

using tv to control her time pretty cool

 

Well there are more to control my time... such as gym schedule, pool schedule, school schedule, all kinds of schedules

 

so u regulate urself thats something i need