Who is the very best cook that you know?

@rocketj1 (6955)
United States
September 8, 2008 9:15pm CST
What would you say is their specialty? My great grandmother was known for her pies. And my great aunt was great with short ribs. How about you? Who could cook for you ANYTIME!
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6 responses
• Canada
19 Oct 08
my grandpa, he is amazing, he can cook perogies, and cabbage rolls, and nuggis, there really good, and its all home made!
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@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
20 Oct 08
Go Grandpa!I've had perogies and cabbage rolls, but what are nuggis?
@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
20 Oct 08
Sounds wonderful! Hope he passes those recipes on to you! Thanks:)
• Canada
20 Oct 08
okay there are like a mini perogie, realllyyyy small, and its with spicy spices, mushrooms, and spaghetti type sauce, its so good! we usually hveit atew years!
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@RevSkull (271)
• Tokelau
9 Sep 08
For all the stuff I like most...my darling wife. For the best Italian food, my friend Mario's Mother (she came over from Italy after WWII). For more sophisticated and modern fair, my talent soon to be 20 year old step son.
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@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
9 Sep 08
Smart man, putting your wife at the top of the list! You know what side your bread is buttered on don't ya!lol
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@RevSkull (271)
• Tokelau
9 Sep 08
Well I can guarantee that if my wife butter's it, it will always fall butter side up!
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@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
9 Sep 08
That really made me laugh!
@Bluepatch (2476)
• Trinidad And Tobago
9 Sep 08
The best cook I grew up with was my grandmother. She could cook anything and made these old time dsert recipes that no one has ever matched. All my sisters grabbed her recipe books when she passed away. She had several with handwritten recipes that were a treasure of old time Trinidadian cooking.
@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
9 Sep 08
Hey, I think I'm chasing you around. I just responded to your black-eyed peas post. I know nothing about Trinidadian cooking and I'd be really interested to learn more. Hope I catch you posting them somewhere.
• India
9 Sep 08
For me it will be my mother.Hope this is true with many.I do it as a hobby.I do it mostly in a celebration.I recommend all to learn cooking.It has lot in it to give if you are a learner.
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@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
10 Sep 08
I agree. Do you have cooking shows on television in India? We have a marvelous thing called "The cooking channel" (am i right, americans?:))These shows are very popular! Thanks for your response.
• United States
9 Sep 08
my granmother use to be my favorite,i loved the way she made tomato gravy and only one of my aunts can make it like her out of 13.my mom i love to go there for breakfast homemade biscuts and gravy and sausage balls...i really don't know who would be my favorite on any dinners i am always the one who cooks them, but if i had to pick someone who could cook for me anytime it would be my mom, she knows how i like everything
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@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
10 Sep 08
Hey newlands, Can't say I've heard of Tomato gravy. What's that like? Is it a southern thing? I'm a northern girl myself. Thanks :)
• United States
10 Sep 08
tomato gravy is really good!i don't even like to eat tomatos but love the gravy.kinda weird huh??but you should try it and i'm not sure it probably is a southern thing?!?!?
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@Ramyaa (62)
• India
11 Sep 08
My mom is the best cook i have ever known.she makes all dishes deliciously, especially biryani. Not only me, my cousins n uncles also like them most. And the secret behind these recipes is that My Father taught her cooking. So sweet na...
@rocketj1 (6955)
• United States
11 Sep 08
It's hard to find someone better than mom, isn't it? I am not familiar with biryani. What is that made from? Thank you for your response:)