Try to learn some easy recipes

i loved cooking. in fact i've started cooking at 12 years old. but i don't think i can help you with the recipes that's easy to do. because almost all of the recipes i knew takes a lot of time. but if you like doing the ones that you can leave while simmering you can try this one. ingredients: kenchi (beef) in thin cube-like cuts soy sauce calamansi butter carrots cut into thin and short pieces mushroom sliced into pieces cream of mushroom 1. boil kenchi into soysauce and calamansi (try mixing the soysauce and calamansi in pan so you can taste it first before putting the beef. it should have balance taste of sour and salty.) add some water. 2. boil until beef is tender 3. put the butter in another pan. use it as a cooking oil. 4. put the carrots and the mushroom. let simmer until cook. 5. put the beef together with the sauce and the cream of mushroom. 6. let boil until cream of mushroom is cooked.

I like cooking. When I was a teen my mom worked from 4 pm until 12am and dad worked from like 8 in the morning until 8 at night. So I learned to cook when I was a teen, Me and my sister use to take turns cooking, Well not really turns back than she was only good at frying so I do most of the cooking. I started off with easier things and worked my way up, I find one of the easiest things to make is an eye roast which a lot of people call a roast beef. Just trim the fat off and put into a 350 degree oven and bake for about an hour and a half, Though small potatoes in the bottom of the baking dish that you are using to cook the meat in, about an hour into the cooking throw a can of gravy into the bottom of the pan, than simmer some fresh corn on the cob, roast beef, browned potatoes and fresh corn. It's the easiest meal, not a lot of dishes and best of all it looks like you did a lot.

I have been the cook in my household for years on end. Cooking is a sort of hobby for me. I do stir fry dishes as well and they are easy and wuick. tasty as well. Good luck. HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

i have cooked..but i cook only when such circumstances arises..for instance when my mom is unwell or when she is out of station...there was a situation where i had to cook..i was very new to cooking and i tried out a recipe and it came out well..its just by seeing how my mom does..i think if u practice cooking and if u do a recipe for two or three times u become an expert in it.."practice makes a man perfect"...well i know to cook many south indian dishes and few north indian stuffs..

Hi gxnfly! I do cook and I am the one who prepares our daily meals everyday. I learned how to cook only when I got married and I am quite proud of what I have accomplished since then. I have a lot of cookbooks and still search in the internet for new recipes that are mouth watering yet very simple to do. I never knew I could enjoy cooking so much because I never cooked when I was still single and young but now, I do enjoy cooking and especially feel happy when hubby loves the dishes I have made. Take Care and God Bless! Happy Mylotting!

Yes I do cook. I can cook any local dishes and some pasta dish too. Oh I can also prepare some easy to do snacks and deserts. I cook for my love ones every now and then. Sometimes for my friends too and also in other ocassion when being asked. Cooking is my passion.

I cook but I really cannot say that I enjoy it these days. I am always working seven days per week for alot of hours each day and I really do not have the time to cook something slowly and the way that I would really like to cook it. We are always in a hurry around here to get something to eat and lay down or get some other things done. I do like to cook when I have the time to though.

I think I am good cook & I always like to try new receipes. If it is for my child or husband, I don't care it is difficult or easy.

I think there are a lot of recipes online that you can experiment with. Nowadays there are lot of ready to cook packets available that are so very convenient to cook.

Yeah, I love to cook and I guess I have a talent for it. I can easy come up with new recipes out of the left-overs in the ref. It's not that I love experimenting, I also don't like food wasted so I always have new dish out of the left-overs. You are right, a lot of Chinese recipes are easy and quick fix like stir-fries (I love them) But coming here to US I found out too that there are lots of easy American dish too. And when I ran out of ideas, it is easy to find too, like the 30-minutes meal by Rachael Ray. She has a lot of different recipes for "hamburger" alone and that I think is awesome because you will never get tired of eating hamburgers. You can check this website http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/show_tm for more ideas for easy fix meal. Have fun cooking.

I love to cook & cook a lot - easy recipes and hard ones. I have to admit I don't often use a recipe anymore, but there are some great ones to be found on the internet. I too like chinese recipes - especially when I want something quick, easy and tasty!

I have been cooking since I could reach a counter. And most of my family is from the south, so the women definitely spent a lot of time in the kitchen....as did I because of this. I guess b/c I've always known my way around the stove and cupboards I have taken for granted that others are new to it. But I will tell you this once you start cooking and get really good at it, you will be amazed how much you will begin to enjoy it. My mother, who loves to take short cuts with cooking has influenced me as well. She is from up North. She can take a potatoe, a small piece of left over meat from the night before, plus a little of this and a little of that and make a really good meal.... And you are right definitely start with the easy one dish meals first. My suggestion is check out casseroles....oh and I have a really simple one (my momma thought up years ago when we were kids and my brothers played baseball.) if you like pork chops....and don't want to spend anytime slaving over the stove. Good luck and check out a variety of one dish cook books....oh and if you want to learn short cuts...watch Rachel Ray....I learned how to make meatballs in 30 minutes on her show, with homemade marinara (YUMMMMMMM)

I try to cook simple, but other times I cook a little more elaborate. I guess it all depends on how comfy you feel about your cooking. Sometimes my cooking stinks, other times it's not so bad :)

I am the cook in my household.I love to cook.I love to try new recipes. Allrecipes.com and foodnetwork.com is a great place to look. Just use fresh ingriedients. Good Luck!!!!!