Trying to learn how to cook!!!

what are some easy recipes that dont take a lot of preperation or time to cook. im trying to learn how to cook!!!

Answer #1

Try this:

make a pot of rice - 1 cup rice, two cups colc water, a touch of butter, a little salt. Bring to a boil, turn down and simmer until water is gone. Keep a lid on the pot all the time you are cooking, except when you check to see if there is any water left. Just stir a little right to the bottom - you will be able to tell right away if your rice is ready. While the rice is cooking, put a pot of vegetables on. I use frozen veggies, add a little water, bring to a boil, then turn down and simmer until ready. Touch with a little butter and salt. Last, put a filet of whatever fish you like in a pan - a small cake pan works well. Add enough milk to jsut cover the fish. Add a little pepper, if you want. Put it in the oven for about 20 minutes at 350F. To check, use a fork and stick it in the fish - it should flake apart easily. Once all is cooked, make a bed of rice on a plate. Take the fish from the milk and lay the it on the rice. Arrange some veggies around the rice. There you have it - a very simple and tasty meal - poached fish, rice and veggies! Have fun!

Answer #2

Umm There’s Tacos, Spaghetti, Hamburgers Umm that’s all I got right now lol

Answer #3

If you were closer to me, I’d love to teach you!

However, here’s a site that offers some simple recipes: http://collegeuniversity.suite101.com/article.cfm/quick_and_easy_recipes

Answer #4

steaks and pork chops are easy spaggettie tacos chicken alfredo chili and cornbread oh enchiladas and rice and beans is easy

if you need directions just ask me id be glad to help

Answer #5

PASTA!

Most packages give the cooking times . Just use plenty of water, and add a little salad/cooking oil so it doesn’t get all sticky. The cooking times are short, and if you turn it off a few minutes ahead, you can add anything you like - chopped-up vegetables, canned tuna fish or shrimp, and of course tomatoes… cook it all for a minute or two and then serve. So easy!

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