What would you name your cookbook (burger, organic, seafood, sausage)

[NewbieHere]

A pinch of this, a dash of that. I never measure anything, I never taste anything, but somehow thins have always turn out well.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by NewbieHere

A pinch of this, a dash of that. I never measure anything, I never taste anything, but somehow thins have always turn out well.

I too do a lot of pinching but I do always taste as I go along. the only thing I really measure is ingredients when I bake.

[Threestep2]

Herve This-Benkhard; as entertaining as a phone book but he explains the basics.

[adjusterjack]

Originally Posted by hertfordshire

LOL ... I saw the thread title, and my first thought was "Lazy AF"

My first thought:


"To Serve Man"

[NewbieHere]

Originally Posted by nmnita

I too do a lot of pinching but I do always taste as I go along. the only thing I really measure is ingredients when I bake.

I don’t even do that. I just throw in rough amount.

[Mouser]

Originally Posted by nmnita

I had put together several of our old family favorites, yes, dating back to the early 1900s and had planned to put them into a cook book for our girls. Well that ended when our moving van was stolen when we relocated from Dallas to NM I will never forget that morning we go the phone call from the moving company. We lost so much and I am not talking about the cost as much as family memories including the family Bible that went back to the 1800s. But life goes on and I hope someone enjoyed all those recipes that were in one of the many boxes.

Sorry to read this

[adams_aj]

"Cook with Wine. . . and put some in the food too".

[Hawk4042C]

Hawk's "Keen Eye Recipes & Guides"!

[WMak70]

"1,000 ways to use an electric can opener".

[LilyMae521]

I'll never write a cookbook... I have a loose-leaf pad with all my recipes and notes for variations, which I'm hoping someone will treasure when I'm dead.

But if I were to write a cookbook, I would name it "Do It Your Way" (cue Frank Sinatra) and it would be recipes with different variations so you could adjust the outcome to your particular tastes or needs. Kind of like those books for children that had different endings.