I'm an 18 year old college kid. I have the privilege of being able to live at home for free while I attend college but I want to contribute by cooking dinner some nights.
But I have no idea how to cook. Like i don't know how to season anything, how to time foods so all the food finishes cooking at one time (like the sides and the main meal). I don't know anything.
What are some simple, yet tasty dinner meals to cook for a beginner? Don't need full recipes, just titles but if you want to give me full recipes and/or instructions please email me. Thank you :)
P.S. I have a 7 year old brother so nothing too exotic.
What are some simple dinner meals to cook for someone who never cooks?
2016-01-07 10:46 am
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2016-01-07 1:38 pm
Simple dinners that both adults and kids enjoy are pizza, hamburger, cheese burgers, quesadillas, tacos and you can always make breakfast for dinner. Pancakes wrapped around breakfast sausage makes a fine dinner. Tuna casserole is a simple dinner and to get kids to eat it, top it with crushed potato chips which also add great flavor.
Most children like pasta dishes and learning by seeing is the best way. Try this Youtube recipe for baked Ziti. The only change I would make is to add your favorite jarred pasta sauce instead of the plain tomato sauce. Serve the ziti with a salad and a baguette or Italian bread. Some sorbet and Gelato and a few cookies (all store bought) would be a good dessert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toqnm1eoiMY
Most children like pasta dishes and learning by seeing is the best way. Try this Youtube recipe for baked Ziti. The only change I would make is to add your favorite jarred pasta sauce instead of the plain tomato sauce. Serve the ziti with a salad and a baguette or Italian bread. Some sorbet and Gelato and a few cookies (all store bought) would be a good dessert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toqnm1eoiMY
2016-01-08 5:55 am
Got a crock pot (also known as a slow cooker)---lots of simple recipes...put in a roast, potatoes (cut into quarters), carrots, an onion, mushrooms, add water to partially cover...several hours later dinner.
Biscuits and gravy...yeah it's breakfast food, but delicious anytime...lots of easy recipes online...but for extra easy go with canned biscuits
Get the easy cookbook "A Man, A Can, A Plan".
Biscuits and gravy...yeah it's breakfast food, but delicious anytime...lots of easy recipes online...but for extra easy go with canned biscuits
Get the easy cookbook "A Man, A Can, A Plan".
2016-01-11 3:20 pm
When I was a young teenager, many moons now past, I was also a college student................but I had some knowledge of what my mom and gran taught me as a youngster. This was not good enough, I enrolled in a basic cooking course two nights a week at college for six months. I enjoyed it that much that I took the little more advanced course, which at the end of it surprised even me what I could dish up out of basics.
Think about it.
Think about it.
2016-01-10 2:28 am
I took a cooking course at my local community college. You can take one as an elective.
Simple meals are cooking a starch, a veg or two and a protein. So you could cook some rice, make a stir fry of some beef strips and broccoli.
Or bake some potatoes, bake some pork chops covered with sauerkraut or mushroom soup and serve some peas or a green salad.
Or make a casserole like one of these: http://www.countryliving.com/food-drinks/g1279/casserole-dinner-recipes/
You can borrow cookbooks from your college library or your village library to help you get started. This is a skill you'll be able to use for the rest of your life. Good for you for wanting to learn and helping out your family.
Simple meals are cooking a starch, a veg or two and a protein. So you could cook some rice, make a stir fry of some beef strips and broccoli.
Or bake some potatoes, bake some pork chops covered with sauerkraut or mushroom soup and serve some peas or a green salad.
Or make a casserole like one of these: http://www.countryliving.com/food-drinks/g1279/casserole-dinner-recipes/
You can borrow cookbooks from your college library or your village library to help you get started. This is a skill you'll be able to use for the rest of your life. Good for you for wanting to learn and helping out your family.
2016-01-08 9:25 pm
The way to learn to cook is to just jump right in.
Start simple, and try more complicated things later.
Learning to cook is a good idea- you save money, and you are in control of your own food and what is in it.
Start simple, and try more complicated things later.
Learning to cook is a good idea- you save money, and you are in control of your own food and what is in it.
2016-01-08 8:17 pm
Also check out a few of the easy dinners I've suggested before in this answer:
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140131114036AAnxW10
(scroll down a bit in my answer to the part that starts with "Some simple things to cook for a beginner might be:" )
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140131114036AAnxW10
(scroll down a bit in my answer to the part that starts with "Some simple things to cook for a beginner might be:" )
2016-01-08 7:58 pm
Assuming you're not a yank, here are some typical everyday meals that british people eat:
Cottage pie
Lasagna
Pie and mash
Egg and chips
Pasta in cheese sauce
Sausage stew
Pasta Bolognese
Chicken curry and rice
Gammon steaks with chips and veg
Roast chicken with boiled small potatoes and veg
Fried beef steak with potatoes and veg
Mashed potatoes and sausages
Beef stew
Jacket potato with tuna and sweetcorn
Fishfingers, baked beans and chips
Hotdogs and bun with ketchup and mustard
Roast pork, potatoes, veg and gravy
Pork chops with potato and veg
Smoked salmon, scrambled eggs on toast
Cottage pie
Lasagna
Pie and mash
Egg and chips
Pasta in cheese sauce
Sausage stew
Pasta Bolognese
Chicken curry and rice
Gammon steaks with chips and veg
Roast chicken with boiled small potatoes and veg
Fried beef steak with potatoes and veg
Mashed potatoes and sausages
Beef stew
Jacket potato with tuna and sweetcorn
Fishfingers, baked beans and chips
Hotdogs and bun with ketchup and mustard
Roast pork, potatoes, veg and gravy
Pork chops with potato and veg
Smoked salmon, scrambled eggs on toast
2016-01-07 10:20 pm
cooking finish is a matter of practice!! the more you cook the easier it is to get the whole dinner on the table at one time.
as to how to season foods you need either a good cook book like Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book or a good website to print out some recipes from. Websites I recommend are
http://www.food.com
http://www.bettycrocker.com
http://www.recipegoldmine.com
as to how to season foods you need either a good cook book like Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book or a good website to print out some recipes from. Websites I recommend are
http://www.food.com
http://www.bettycrocker.com
http://www.recipegoldmine.com
2016-01-08 4:17 pm
I think simple dinner meal to cook is pizza.vegetarian pizza is good for health,and less time to make pizza .because the ready bread can buy from market and then simple work is need to cook pizza.children like pizza and this dish makes them healthy.i have used onion and capsicum as the only veggies,and add flavoring of sauce..
2016-01-08 5:07 am
I think simple dinner meal to cook is pizza.vegetarian pizza is good for health,and less time to make pizza .because the ready bread can buy from market and then simple work is need to cook pizza.children like pizza and this dish makes them healthy.i have used onion and capsicum as the only veggies,and add flavoring of sauce.
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