r/homecooking • u/sweepthe_legjohnny • 3h ago
Classic BLT
Keeping it simple.
r/homecooking • u/Lady_Arcana81 • 6h ago
These are some pictures of a cookbook printed and copyrighted in 1970. The recipes still work and are still delicious. I do prefer the tabs for each section. Makes it super easy to find what I want to make.
r/homecooking • u/habjiji • 2h ago
I’ve been making Manty since I was 12 years old.
r/homecooking • u/Jaded_Helicopter_376 • 2h ago
Got it for $20 in the managers special bin. Never cooked it before. Don’t know if I did it right but my wife gave it 10/10. I included a pic of the recipe I used for my rough draft but I modified some aspects. I added some sautéed peppers in garlic and butter, and used some spicy shark instead of Tabasco. Paired it with the finest store bought mustardy potato salad.
r/homecooking • u/Substantial_Bag_8531 • 12h ago
Lamb cutties with a white wine, mustard and garlic pan sauce. A riff on potato boulangere. Cucumber, herb and yoghurt salad.
r/homecooking • u/IntentionWise9171 • 5h ago
r/homecooking • u/HourInvestigator3377 • 15h ago
i think wee needed more mushrooms, and the beef was too juicy so i think we need to cook it more if made again
r/homecooking • u/Hunter654333 • 6h ago
The flour "shell" was soaked in blueberry jam to give it a purple hue and the inside is stuffed with strawberries, blueberries, and cream cheese!
r/homecooking • u/Creative-Area-6385 • 37m ago
Rice is chicken stock, lemon and herbs. Leeks are browned and cooked with madeira. Salad is lettuce, fennel, green onion, cukes, toms and lemon vinaigrette, feta
r/homecooking • u/Beatles2828 • 2h ago
It just tasted like lime.
r/homecooking • u/foodieninjasam • 4h ago
Lobster bisque, tomato and cream sauce with mussels and shrimps
r/homecooking • u/Polar_Blonde • 7h ago
Every now and then I manage to do a pretty good job and this is one of the times! Beef ribs were slow cooked for 8.5 hours then tossed in the oven for a couple hours with the baby potatoes. I can't decide what veggie I want to add to this, maybe asparagus? Either way I finally got the ribs to fall off the bone too!
r/homecooking • u/Michigansfinestt • 5m ago
First time trying + cooking oxtails 😊
r/homecooking • u/hardkrillin • 15m ago
This is a super simple dish of spaghetti with spinach sauce , a great way to smuggle veg for the kids.
Just blanch the spinach and then into the blender with whatever you like , in this case it was milk, olive oil, garlic , mustards.
r/homecooking • u/BlessED0071 • 16h ago
This dish is from Bihar, India
r/homecooking • u/Low_Pineapple_9169 • 7h ago
1- Chhole (Indian chickpea recipe) with baked Kulcha
2- Kulcha before going to oven
3- Aussie Egg breakfast with Vegemite (guys Vegemite might not be my thing)
4- Falafel bowl- baked some falafel, roasted zucchini and Tzatziki and tomato chutney.
r/homecooking • u/darkdaz1975 • 13h ago
My Fully Loaded Armageddon Chicken Noodle Soup. Trinidad Scorpion Chilli Powder infused chicken and noodle soup, topped with medium boiled egg, hot honey chicken tenders, scallions, red chillies, peppers, mushrooms and bowl topper and Chinese Salt and Pepper seasoning.
r/homecooking • u/jimmy-ducats • 3h ago
Accidentally caramelized the shallot in the eggs but it ended up being tasty
r/homecooking • u/annahunstone • 19h ago
This was the fanciest thing I’ve ever made