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Joined: 6/30/2005 Posts: 2,781
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Alright, For this project in Cooking class we have to make dinner for our Parents. But the thing is I am not that great at cooking. I need to know whats a simple and good dish to make. Thanks!
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Joined: 12/18/2004 Posts: 2,642 Location: Danville, IL
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Pork chops, some sort of dressing (Stove Top or whatever), green beans (or some veggie), bread and butter. Switch the dressing out with some sort of potato if you want. You could even serve some sort of fruit in a bowl or something too... try and cover all the bases. Very easy ;) http://robertlbryant.com
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Joined: 12/12/2005 Posts: 808 Location: Atomic FireBall factory... stealing FireBalls
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Look up some crockpot recipes. Very simple, impossible to mess up, and taste superb!
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Joined: 8/31/2005 Posts: 27
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My wife has been making Macaronni Casarol, its awesome. Its elbow macaronni, 10 3/4o of cream of chicken, mayo, shread cheddar cheese and shred colby with crushed wheat crackers on top. Not to mention it is from weight watchers, so its good for you =)
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Go with Roth's idea. Pork chops are damned easy to make. If you want to get fancy, get your parents to buy you a bottle of coconut rum and make rum porkchops.
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Joined: 5/21/2005 Posts: 702 Location: the US of A
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I was thinking maybe chicken parmesan. It's pretty easy to make, just make some spaghetti, throw some breaded chicken tenders in the oven with some tomato sauce and cheese on them, and then serve them both together.
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Joined: 8/8/2005 Posts: 112 Location: Lab 14
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Depending on how much exp you have, why not grill some burgers or steaks? With some homemade onion rings (or maybe just fries cooked in veggie oil) Nothing says dinnertime like the smell and taste of grilled food. If you want I have a couple different recipes for burgers, steaks, chicken and my specialty ribs.
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