Food and Recipe Thread

What have y'all been cooking up(literally) lately? :eyes:

I'll start: made myself a good cuppa coffee and a broccoli omelette for brekky today!

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Yesterday I bought a Kitchenaid blender. I have created a delicious potato and leek soup and also some smoothies. In both instances I made too much

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I made this zucchini bread bundt cake (with chocolate chips and cream cheese frosting) and it made for a very decedant breakfast (and occasionally dessert) for us.

Zucchini Bread (Better Than Ever!) - Sally's Baking Addiction <- highly recommend this recipe (and site, in general! I always get great results with her recipes)

I didn't have applesauce (added for extra moisture) but I substituted it with the same amount of ripe banana and it turned out ridiculously good.

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Tried my hand at making a Gyudon beef bowl on Wednesday (with ground beef since thinly sliced beef is hard to find here) Bad lighting aside it turned out really well, and I had enough leftovers after that it's taken care of breakfast for the rest of the work week.

It's adapted from this recipie if anyone wants to try it.

made some coffee and reheated some spinach ravioli

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I made some chili the other day. It's not great compared to when I usually do this, which is already nothing special (although people do seem to love to eat it).

I put this discrepency down to the beans being by the brand Edgell's, which are just a shit brand; these things have no texture to them. I only used 'em because the pantry is full of them on account of an initially successful but ultimately ill-fated venture into one of those meal delivery services? Where they send you the ingredients once a week for enough recipes to cook something every night without thinking about it? Anyway, that was good for a while but then we fell off doing it and just accumulated ingredients, including Edgell's Shitty Beans I Should Just Throw Out The Rest Of.

scones bitch

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Not a huge fan of cooking so I mostly stick to simple stuff like steak.

How difficult is it to scone from scratch


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Semi-old pics of Chicken Marsala {accidentally reduced the sauce way too much sadge} and Pasta Primavera

God i forgot how gross it looks when you can't smell and taste it

if by "from scratch" you mean "out of a box of mix" like 20 minutes