Do you use tempeh??tacossssssssssssssssssssss
Weeeeeirrd! I went out to eat tonight and had fish tacos with sour cream and a mango salsa. I got a stomach virus right after xmas so I haven't been eating much, finally over it though they were goodtacossssssssssssssssssssss
Oh man i love those bbq ducks hanging in the windows1/2 a bbq duck that was hanging in a window in china town with rice and cabbage.
Orange juice/molasses/brown sugar/cayenne glaze.Oh man i love those bbq ducks hanging in the windows
I've tried heaps of diff ways of cooking duck but it never tastes as good as china town ducks !!!!
Totally agree with everything you said ttt , I feel the same way about food and trying new things just because you can !As pathetic as it sounds, i have to thank everyone for posting pics and descriptions of what they've had to eat, and what they truly enjoy. I'm presently working towards getting myself a doctorate in clinical psychology, for no other reason than being a "professional" and providing me and the missus with a life and house that we want, but the more i cook, the more i read, the more i watch, i just love food above everything else. My potential qualifications be damned, i keep going back to the idea of getting dug into the food industry, and one day opening my own restaurant. Nothing makes me happier than the gratification of giving people great food!
So for my new years, i just want to say thankyou to everyoine who has contributed to this thread. People don't need a lawyer, they don't need a psychologist, they dont need a financial adviser, but everyone should have good food, and i just want to say thankyou for the variety of meals you've brought to my attention. The only reason i ever learnt to cook was to be able to learn and try new dishes so as to please friends and family, and without you, i'd just be any other line chef, just cooking what i know. You guys inspire me to try cooking god knows what, for no other reason than why not, and that is what i live for, trying the unknown. Thankyou. sorry for becoming such a soppy bastard, but i find few things in life so important as a good meal.
As pathetic as it sounds, i have to thank everyone for posting pics and descriptions of what they've had to eat, and what they truly enjoy. I'm presently working towards getting myself a doctorate in clinical psychology, for no other reason than being a "professional" and providing me and the missus with a life and house that we want, but the more i cook, the more i read, the more i watch, i just love food above everything else. My potential qualifications be damned, i keep going back to the idea of getting dug into the food industry, and one day opening my own restaurant. Nothing makes me happier than the gratification of giving people great food!
So for my new years, i just want to say thankyou to everyoine who has contributed to this thread. People don't need a lawyer, they don't need a psychologist, they dont need a financial adviser, but everyone should have good food, and i just want to say thankyou for the variety of meals you've brought to my attention. The only reason i ever learnt to cook was to be able to learn and try new dishes so as to please friends and family, and without you, i'd just be any other line chef, just cooking what i know. You guys inspire me to try cooking god knows what, for no other reason than why not, and that is what i live for, trying the unknown. Thankyou. sorry for becoming such a soppy bastard, but i find few things in life so important as a good meal.
I know the feeling.Tip top thats a nice post an all and i know what your saying but seriouslly, leave the cooking to the cooks. Cooking is a job that i would describe as a young mans game that will leave you with nothing but stress, heart ache, and misery at the end of the day. Its a wonderfull passion to explore in a comfortable stress free environment like your home but a horrible life of drinking, servitude, underapriciation, burns, and cuts, that will leave you toothless, single, fat, and broke, when it finally spits you out after exshausting your spirit. Sit behind a desk, excersize, get rich, love your wife, watch sunsets, and enjoy your weekends. Dont even think about throwing it all away to open a restaurant. I almost did it, ive watched many go down in flames, families destroyed, money lost, lives ruined, and am thankfull it was never me walking away with nothing. Trust me, stay in school and build that life youve got your sights on.