Do you have a recipe or a food that you think you cook particularly well?

My brownies and lasagna.

My beef stew and Japanese curry.

People ask me for homemade pies the most. Strawberry and apple, some peach or cherry. All our local fresh fruits (not store-bought)

I’m good at popping popcorn. I use virgin olive oil and Jolly Time popcorn. Use an electric stove burner on high. They key to getting good popcorn is shaking the pot vigorously throughout the popping process.

Paella
Stuffed Shells
Meatloaf
Eggplant Parmesan
Pipian
Chicken Mushroom

I can make several recipes very well. Family especially likes my omelettes and soup.

Crock pot chili

Lasagna

Spinach and mushroom enchiladas

Macaroni and cheese

Vegetarian chili

Oatmeal cookies with dried cranberries and walnuts

Roasted butternut squash, potato and red pepper tacos

My Grandmother’s Sunday Gravy that I adapted into my version.

Revealing my recipe became part of a legal dispute with my ex wife.

@Kardamom Id be interested in the spinach mushroom recipe if you’re willing. Looking to keep protein but use less red meats. :)

This thread is making me hungry, since yesterday when I asked it. I started thinking of all the things – lasagna, beef stew, oatmeal cookies with dried cranberries and walnuts, everything sounds good.

I am good at making Froot Loops. I grab two handfuls, in a bowl, and add skim milk. Then I smoosh the Froot Loops so that they all soften in the milk.

Also bacon and eggs. I pre bag, and freeze in 4 strips at a time on a ziploc freezer bag. That way I only cook what I need. Also I cook the bacon first, and fry over easy eggs in the bacon grease.

In the late 90’s I worked at A&W as a fry cook. My burgers where as good as SpongeBob SquarePants. How? I found the instructions hiden in a pile of stuff, and I followed the instructions.

Cornish hens baked on a bed of wild rice (with liquid for the rice)

Now that sounds tasty!

Pork chops, biscuits, pies, and bread.