| 4/28/2009 10:16:57 AM |
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runtan
El Paso, TX
age: 57
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Ok ladies i love a home cooked meal and yes i love to get in the kitchen!!! We know most of you ladies like fine treatment from your man. So how about some ideas here on a romatic dinner. I admit sometimes my creativity in the kitchen needs help ! 
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| 4/28/2009 10:19:13 AM |
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cocopuffs375
Suffern, NY
age: 23
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From what I put in another thread
I'm going for a roast beef with potatoes carrots..slow cooked all day....greek salad.....with home made cheese cake for dessert ...and dont' forget the wine...
But mac and cheese and cherries with whipped cream for dessert is always just as nice....
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| 4/28/2009 10:21:02 AM |
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smilinpixie
Greene, ME
age: 35
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anything someone takes the time to cook me is good.... but then again, I am somewhat domestically challenged...
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| 4/28/2009 10:25:03 AM |
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tar_to_the_heel
Greensboro, NC
age: 34
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by domestically challenged, pixie means homeless  
women cook casseroles......men cook meat...period.....you don't have to get fancy, just get something she likes, and find a good grade of it (ex.- she likes steak, at least get angus if you can't afford kobe......she likes fish, get sashimi grade tuna as opposed to halibut)........make a salad from baby greens, and make it exotic with crumbled goat cheese and/or dried fruit, and add a few vegetables and make her some drinks...easy as pie
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| 4/28/2009 10:26:32 AM |
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cocopuffs375
Suffern, NY
age: 23
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by domestically challenged, pixie means homeless
women cook casseroles......men cook meat...period.....you don't have to get fancy, just get something she likes, and find a good grade of it (ex.- she likes steak, at least get angus if you can't afford kobe......she likes fish, get sashimi grade tuna as opposed to halibut)........make a salad from baby greens, and make it exotic with crumbled goat cheese and/or dried fruit, and add a few vegetables and make her some drinks...easy as pie
Cook me dinner tonight....
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| 4/28/2009 10:27:48 AM |
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runtan
El Paso, TX
age: 57
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Cook me dinner tonight....
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| 4/28/2009 10:32:47 AM |
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awakeing
Walled Lake, MI
age: 38
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Look at you!!!
Wow a superman in the kitchen!
Lucky girl.
Anyway in this economy I've found I've started with trying to see
what meat is on sale first then I rack my brain on what to make.
If you want to have the energy to enjoy the meal with her then stay away
from fried foods. It's so much work and you'll be tired.
Let's think oven...do you want to a light meal that feels refreshing or a
stick to your ribs feel comfort kind of thing?
If you go light think Salmon.
If you want comfort think pot roast.
A great light desert is Angel Cake with fresh strawberries whipped cream.
Comfort...Peach cobbler!
Veggies are best when they are fresh and you either steam them or
lightly roast them.
A beautiful and simple side that I make that always looks elegant is..
Fresh green beans, still whole. Place them on a cookie sheet with
cherry tomato's cut in long halves. Coat them with olive oil and sprinkle
with Romano cheese and roast for 10 mins.
Simple, looks greats, taste to die for!
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| 4/28/2009 10:36:04 AM |
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runtan
El Paso, TX
age: 57
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Look at you!!!
Wow a superman in the kitchen!
Lucky girl.
Anyway in this economy I've found I've started with trying to see
what meat is on sale first then I rack my brain on what to make.
If you want to have the energy to enjoy the meal with her then stay away
from fried foods. It's so much work and you'll be tired.
Let's think oven...do you want to a light meal that feels refreshing or a
stick to your ribs feel comfort kind of thing?
If you go light think Salmon.
If you want comfort think pot roast.
A great light desert is Angel Cake with fresh strawberries whipped cream.
Comfort...Peach cobbler!
Veggies are best when they are fresh and you either steam them or
lightly roast them.
A beautiful and simple side that I make that always looks elegant is..
Fresh green beans, still whole. Place them on a cookie sheet with
cherry tomato's cut in long halves. Coat them with olive oil and sprinkle
with Romano cheese and roast for 10 mins.
Simple, looks greats, taste to die for!
great ideas thank you
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| 4/28/2009 10:36:34 AM |
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runtan
El Paso, TX
age: 57
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by domestically challenged, pixie means homeless
women cook casseroles......men cook meat...period.....you don't have to get fancy, just get something she likes, and find a good grade of it (ex.- she likes steak, at least get angus if you can't afford kobe......she likes fish, get sashimi grade tuna as opposed to halibut)........make a salad from baby greens, and make it exotic with crumbled goat cheese and/or dried fruit, and add a few vegetables and make her some drinks...easy as pie
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| 4/28/2009 10:39:00 AM |
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tar_to_the_heel
Greensboro, NC
age: 34
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That sounds great with the beans and tomatoes
I like doing big tomatoes similar-- cut in half and dig out about an inch or so in the middle and drizzle olive oil and spices to your liking, fill with bleu cheese, and drizzle more olive oil on that and bake until blue cheese starts running down the side of the tomatoes (about 7 minutes at 350-- keep an eye out though)......its different and you definitely have to like tomatoes and bleu cheese, which a lot of people may not like one of those two, but its great
Also OP, if you're gonna be drinking, you want it to be a light fare.......fish and asparagus make a great meal, and while its cooking, prepare a fruit plate with grapes, pineapple, canteloupe, kiwi- whatever- and place some flavored cream cheese in the middle for dipping......its an erotic blend...visually stimulating food does something to a woman's mind
coco...what you want baby?
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| 4/28/2009 10:40:59 AM |
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kinkycapitalist
Atlanta, GA
age: 56
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If I cooked as well in the bedroom as I do in the kitchen I would be in the movies? Dirty Movies! Very Very Dirty Movies.
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| 4/28/2009 10:41:56 AM |
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tjer1l
Jacksonville Beach, FL
age: 55
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go buy the martha stewart cook book, dozens of great recipes and ideas for all kinds of meals from simple snacks to elaborate dinner partys
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| 4/28/2009 10:47:15 AM |
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cocopuffs375
Suffern, NY
age: 23
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That sounds great with the beans and tomatoes
I like doing big tomatoes similar-- cut in half and dig out about an inch or so in the middle and drizzle olive oil and spices to your liking, fill with bleu cheese, and drizzle more olive oil on that and bake until blue cheese starts running down the side of the tomatoes (about 7 minutes at 350-- keep an eye out though)......its different and you definitely have to like tomatoes and bleu cheese, which a lot of people may not like one of those two, but its great
Also OP, if you're gonna be drinking, you want it to be a light fare.......fish and asparagus make a great meal, and while its cooking, prepare a fruit plate with grapes, pineapple, canteloupe, kiwi- whatever- and place some flavored cream cheese in the middle for dipping......its an erotic blend...visually stimulating food does something to a woman's mind
coco...what you want baby?
I think Im in love!!  heck fix everything!!!
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| 4/28/2009 10:49:44 AM |
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bassguy1966
Pepperell, MA
age: 44
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Some people can cook, and some can't. If you are a rookie in the kitchen, stick with simple meals, like chicken or steak on the grill. Throw together some rice and a salad, and you're good to go.
If you do know what you are doing, check out allrecipes.com
That website has some amazing dishes, and many are very simple. You'll just have to read through, and find your comfort level. I've been cooking since high school, and did all the cooking in a long term marriage. You do it enough, you'll get good at it.
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| 4/28/2009 10:57:09 AM |
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maryg2
Philadelphia, PA
age: 41
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TAR, u rock, dude! altho i would pass on the asparagus cuz i dont like it, the rest sounded dreamy!! 
**and, OP, u can always whip up something plenty and fast from Rachel Ray...girl after my own heart 30 mins or less and tastes good!....and i may not be wonderfully exotic in the kitchen, but i can throw a hell of a party!!
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| 4/28/2009 10:57:41 AM |
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judit0606
Big Stone Gap, VA
age: 53
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 Welll, this is a wonderful idea that I'm glad you've discovered, OP! I've found that some men ARE great cooks, for sure! AND, since I enjoy cooking right along beside HIM, it makes for that little  EXTRA blend of a variety of receipes which guarantees that you will BOTH like whatever is fixed AND mixes up the romance, quite a bit, also!
 GOOD LUCK, OP!
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| 4/28/2009 10:59:19 AM |
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hsprin
Savannah, MO
age: 34
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Men who cook are great. And too me it doesn't matter what he cooks for me, cause it's the point that he did and it came from the heart. My ex once cooked me dinner one night that was little pizza's and beans & weenies n some wine. lol I laughed my butt off. We had been working all day and stayed at his house and it was not much to choice from. It was memoriable and it still makes me laugh.
Now I never dated a man that "really" knew how to cook so but just to try to sweet. Now I am a cooker and love to cook and make everything from scratch. But even if you don't know how to cook I enjoy cooking with someone and them just helping out and just having a little fun in the kitchen together.
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| 4/28/2009 10:59:25 AM |
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tar_to_the_heel
Greensboro, NC
age: 34
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^^^^^^^^yeah, all that what judit said, or you end up trying to stuff her in the oven
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| 4/28/2009 11:01:41 AM |
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tataman
Jacksonville, FL
age: 42
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cooking is so easy a child can do it.. and even if you think you can't, if you can read you can follow a recipe..............
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| 4/28/2009 11:19:23 AM |
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sensual_latin
Pleasanton, CA
age: 44
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FOR DINNER...
FOR LUNCH (JAMAICAN)...
AND AFTER EATING...
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| 4/28/2009 11:21:03 AM |
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runtan
El Paso, TX
age: 57
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FOR DINNER...
FOR LUNCH (JAMAICAN)...
AND AFTER EATING...
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| 4/28/2009 11:26:41 AM |
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judit0606
Big Stone Gap, VA
age: 53
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^^^^^^^^yeah, all that what judit said, or you end up trying to stuff her in the oven
Too FUNNY!!! BUT, I'm NOT sooo sure about WHO would end up in THAT OVEN, Darlin!
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| 4/28/2009 11:56:40 AM |
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justjelly
Cumberland, KY
age: 32
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a guy i have been talking to and going out with made me spagetti last night i was very good and it made me feel good that he wanted to put in the effort to cook for me instead of just going out to eat it was nice
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| 4/28/2009 11:59:44 AM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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I love it when a man makes sauce the way HE likes it. Different regions have different ways of making it and I like to enjoy the subtle variations.
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| 4/28/2009 12:13:03 PM |
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ckngraj
Rochester, NY
age: 43
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That sounds great with the beans and tomatoes
I like doing big tomatoes similar-- cut in half and dig out about an inch or so in the middle and drizzle olive oil and spices to your liking, fill with bleu cheese, and drizzle more olive oil on that and bake until blue cheese starts running down the side of the tomatoes (about 7 minutes at 350-- keep an eye out though)......its different and you definitely have to like tomatoes and bleu cheese, which a lot of people may not like one of those two, but its great
thats sounds yum yum good i may have to steal this one just a question what kind of bleu cheese do you use?? the crumbly ot nah??
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| 4/28/2009 12:15:52 PM |
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hsprin
Savannah, MO
age: 34
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a guy i have been talking to and going out with made me spagetti last night i was very good and it made me feel good that he wanted to put in the effort to cook for me instead of just going out to eat it was nice
This is funny, I was going to say something about spaghetti, it seems every guy I have ever dated has cooked me spaghetti, I think that is the ONE thing that is in the guy's handbook and they are required to learn to cook!
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| 4/28/2009 12:16:58 PM |
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evileddy
Ottawa, ON
age: 37
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Best chefs in the world are men.
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| 4/28/2009 12:18:08 PM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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Best chefs in the world are men.
Don't tell Alice Waters that!
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| 4/28/2009 12:22:32 PM |
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bellbottomblues
Waukegan, IL
age: 57
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Love to cook , hate the clean-up .
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| 4/28/2009 12:26:31 PM |
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justjelly
Cumberland, KY
age: 32
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This is funny, I was going to say something about spaghetti, it seems every guy I have ever dated has cooked me spaghetti, I think that is the ONE thing that is in the guy's handbook and they are required to learn to cook!
this spagitti had tomatoes onions mushrooms and basil and he actually got real garlic and minced it up instead of using the powder it was very good very flavorful
plus i got to sit on the couch and watch t.v while he cooked
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| 4/28/2009 1:44:58 PM |
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ginamaria310
Lincoln, RI
age: 55
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T..anything Italian is romantic.....
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| 4/28/2009 1:52:07 PM |
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beu24
Virginia Beach, VA
age: 51
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I don't cook. But, I do have a male cook and he is awesome. We use to have a woman cook she was ok. Men are the best cooks.
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| 4/28/2009 2:56:54 PM |
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kinkycapitalist
Atlanta, GA
age: 56
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Sure I cook and bake.
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| 4/28/2009 4:48:48 PM |
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okaydude
Mesquite, TX
age: 54
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I don't cook. But, I do have a male cook and he is awesome. We use to have a woman cook she was ok. Men are the best cooks.
Damn...you are all that
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| 4/28/2009 5:01:11 PM |
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josh_p
Los Angeles, CA
age: 24
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This is funny, I was going to say something about spaghetti, it seems every guy I have ever dated has cooked me spaghetti, I think that is the ONE thing that is in the guy's handbook and they are required to learn to cook!
Those men you dated cooked you spaghetti because Italian food is romantic and spaghetti is probably one of the easiest Italian food to cook; I could be wrong though.
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| 4/28/2009 5:02:16 PM |
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clownkilla
Sarasota, FL
age: 40
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The kitchen is for women!If your a man and you are cooking dinner for a date their is a good chance the person you are dating is a man also!Your I don't cook shit for nobody clown. 
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| 4/28/2009 5:16:55 PM |
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beverduster
Chandler, OK
age: 66 online now!
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if i want something to eat, i better cook it . it isnt going to get done just laying there
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| 4/28/2009 5:26:48 PM |
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sandrahall
Mc Kenzie, TN
age: 35
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First I would start the dinner off with a nice bottle of Santa Barbara Pinot Noir. A nice seafood appetizer like raw clams with lemon juice. Meanwhile nice music is in the background. Make sure the table is set just right with the perfect lighting. After awhile of visiting, a small bowl of cold gazpatcho and warm thin bread sticks and warm butter dipping sauce. To drag things out a little longer a small caesar salad on cold crip plates, make sure you have the good cheese to shred at the table, fresh is always best. The main course should include Norwegian fresh salmon lightly grilled in a lite sweet and sour baste along with wild rice and farm fresh asparagus first lightly steamed then lightly sauteed in a little hint of butter and garlic. More wine, more music, more talk. If for some reason your still hungry and light chocolate mouse with a dollop of fresh made whipped cream and simi sweet shavings on top. As the evening was coming to a close and if things were going well, maybe some Irish coffees to end the evening.
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| 4/28/2009 5:28:59 PM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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What yummy culinary imagery!! Oh man, I'm not even a lesbian and I'd like to date you!
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| 4/28/2009 5:42:46 PM |
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zqua
Fort Myers, FL
age: 50
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I'd start her off with some breaded veal appetizers and a dry red California wine.
First course: steamed stuffed artichokes. Put Pecorino Romano cheese pieces in the leaves.
Don't be a mamaluke: use Pecorino Romano - not Parmesan.
Simple Sauce:
3 cans of plum tomato puree.
dash of sugar
dash of sea salt.
red wine.
Thicken with a couple of spoonfuls of tomato paste. (keep it on the thin side)
If you want meat in the sauce: meatballs made from veal, pork and beef, not too much bread crumbs, egg, spoon of sauce, Romano cheese. Steam bake in oven then add to hot sauce, let stew for a couple of hours.
Homemade pasta: made with eggs, semolina and farina flour. al dente, of course.
Dessert: cannolis stuffed with sweetened ricotta cheese and chocolate chips.
Then, Napoleon Brandy and if she's really cool: Dominican, Cuban seed, cigars.
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| 4/28/2009 5:49:40 PM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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Oh, you just stop with the foreplay right now, you.
Everything sounds molto delizioso 'cept the cigars (che puzzo!)
OMG...HOMEMADE pasta? *****sigh*****
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| 4/28/2009 5:49:47 PM |
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lilmissala1957
Hartselle, AL
age: 53
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I don't know about all the appetizers and stuff but here is a sure to please easy to prepare meal:
My version of Chicken Primavera: Batter boneless skinless chicken breast in Italian bread crumbs. Put in to baking dish that is sprayed with Pam. Cook uncovered until the breading is a golden brown on about 375. When the chicken is ready cover it with a mixture of Italian Flavored Diced Tomatoes and Italian Flavored Tomatoe Sauce. Cook about 30 more minutes then cover with a combination of mozzarella and sharp cheeses. Put back in the oven to melt cheese. Serve with a good fresh garden salad and either garlic bread or rolls. You can even add a baked potatoe if you like to your menu.
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| 4/28/2009 5:51:49 PM |
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maryg2
Philadelphia, PA
age: 41
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Sure I cook and bake.
OMG, HE does look like the cook i have!!....what a coincidence!!
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| 4/28/2009 5:55:20 PM |
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zqua
Fort Myers, FL
age: 50
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Oh, you just stop with the foreplay right now, you.
Everything sounds molto delizioso 'cept the cigars (che puzzo!)
OMG...HOMEMADE pasta? *****sigh*****
The cigars are only for extra cool chicks.
I only got into cigars recently. You've got to try them, it's a whole nother world of goood.
You're not supposed to inhale, just savor the smoke in your mouth and since I'm a non-smoker that's easy for me.
Also, you dip the end of the cigar (mouth side) in the brandy and then light it.
Drinking and smoking - makes my Mama proud.
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| 4/28/2009 5:56:46 PM |
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zqua
Fort Myers, FL
age: 50
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OMG, HE does look like the cook i have!!....what a coincidence!!
Gee, he looks like me,except for the towel.
(I'll bet he wouldn't deep fry like that.)
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| 4/28/2009 5:57:04 PM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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Well, I'm not that cool, because I don't like any kind of smoking...but the whole menu sounded PERFECT from beginning to end! Food Tease!!!
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| 4/28/2009 6:07:10 PM |
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10_2ur_biz
Highland, CA
age: 45
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You can cook all day , but a woman she wants to go out and eat. They love to Dress up and watch you perform your gentleman duties( Car doors , Ordering their food, The chair) A first date Rose is always a good choice too. Not that this is your first date , but I personally would leave the home cooked meals to a later date, as you may intimidate her by your excellent skills in the kitchen.
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| 4/28/2009 6:09:32 PM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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10 is right...cooking at home isn't a first date idea for sure. After you've gotten to know each other a little (and yes, she's seen that you have manners in public), dinner at home is a great date idea. It's fun and relaxing...watch a DVD afterwards (or part of a DVD afterwards...)
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| 4/28/2009 6:13:51 PM |
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boni333
Kent, OH
age: 46
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Make mine chicken!
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| 4/28/2009 7:40:03 PM |
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sandrahall
Mc Kenzie, TN
age: 35
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Actually the way things are going. I might start playing for the other team. No...just kidding. Maybe?
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| 4/28/2009 7:45:13 PM |
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classylady09
Whittier, CA
age: 34
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Men who can cook are so sexy!!
Fettucini Alfredo... cook the pasta, add some chicken, some mushrooms, sauce in the jar and presto! You can combine that with red wine, go to Trader Joe's for good wine at affordable prices. Hey you can even get a flower bouquet for under $10.
Damn I need some romance in my life.
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| 4/28/2009 9:24:17 PM |
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sweetpea266
Saint Joseph, MO
age: 45
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I agree Maryg, I love Rachel Ray! I get a lot of good ideas from her and so easy when you get home from work to fix. Tar I love blue cheese and I had not thought of baking it in the over with tomatoes I'm gonna try that soon, thanks.
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| 4/28/2009 10:01:04 PM |
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leodizdren
Newark, NJ
age: 33
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here's a simple dish, quick and very tasty, unless you allergic to seafood :
Bleu Fish Fillet
5-6 pices bleu fish,
2 cups lemon juice
white pepper
1 stick margarine or butter
all you do is season fish to taste, melt butter, pour over fish, add lemon juice, bake in oven 350 degrees for 1 hour.
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| 4/29/2009 3:11:54 AM |
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goodgato
Fort Lauderdale, FL
age: 46
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Actually the way things are going. I might start playing for the other team. No...just kidding. Maybe?
LOL
Pinch-hittin' for a minute, eh? (j/k!!!) If we all lived closer, what a great potluck dinner party we could have! But PLEASE, SOMEBODY let me bring out the Pictionary game. I really miss that game -- it's a hoot after a little vino.
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| 4/29/2009 3:33:12 AM |
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smilinpixie
Greene, ME
age: 35
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by domestically challenged, pixie means homeless
women cook casseroles......men cook meat...period.....you don't have to get fancy, just get something she likes, and find a good grade of it (ex.- she likes steak, at least get angus if you can't afford kobe......she likes fish, get sashimi grade tuna as opposed to halibut)........make a salad from baby greens, and make it exotic with crumbled goat cheese and/or dried fruit, and add a few vegetables and make her some drinks...easy as pie
not homeless you brat.... just know where my skills lie, and the kitchen isn't where.... I tend to cut off my fingers....
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| 4/29/2009 10:16:13 AM |
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sandrahall
Mc Kenzie, TN
age: 35
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here's a simple dish, quick and very tasty, unless you allergic to seafood :
Bleu Fish Fillet
5-6 pices bleu fish,
2 cups lemon juice
white pepper
1 stick margarine or butter
all you do is season fish to taste, melt butter, pour over fish, add lemon juice, bake in oven 350 degrees for 1 hour.
Did you say cook fish for one hour in for @350 in 2 cups of lemon juice??? Are you sure???
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| 4/29/2009 10:41:02 AM |
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tar_to_the_heel
Greensboro, NC
age: 34
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What he meant to say was put a piece of coal in a tin cup and fill with vinegar and ammonia and put it in the microwave for 15 minutes......and run like hell
DISCLAIMER- ANY IDIOT WHO TRIES THE ABOVE DESERVES TO SEEN FLYING DOWN THE STREET IN FLAMES.
ck, yes, i use bleu cheese crumbles, store bought, usually at a fresh market though, the better the cheese the better the final product
So i saw a recipe earlier today that looked fantastic!!
Ingredients:
1 and 1/4 pound sushi grade Ahi Tuna
freshly chopped cilantro
flavored olive oil
seedless Roma tomatoes....diced
mango....pitted and diced
Cut up the tuna into 1/4 inch cubes and stir with cilantro and olive oil (drizzled), add in diced tomatoes and mango as you see fit, serve in chilled martini glasses.....garnish with salmon roe...........omfg........i want this right now!!
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| 4/29/2009 10:50:46 AM |
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msbevzie
Oregon, OH
age: 47
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HMMMM where or how did I miss this thread HMMM some interesting things from men and dealing with cooking...
I don't make casseroles...not very often
I love makin fresh green beans with tomatoes, and fresh garlic also some spices and bacon with parmesan cheese on it...this can be done with any veggie...
I don't use cookbooks just creativity...
Sometimes I make fresh fish with asparagus, artichokes, fresh spices, fresh garlic, and feta cheese...
A nice greek salad, grape tomatoes, romaine, cucumber, red onion, mild peppers ...with feta cheese and pita bread...greek dressing
and redskins with fresh parsley and butter and fresh garlic...
I make alot of fish, chicken, and steak meals...
ANYTHING a man fixes for me would be romantic...just him cooking would be awesome
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| 4/29/2009 10:51:03 AM |
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maryg2
Philadelphia, PA
age: 41
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| 4/29/2009 11:19:33 AM |
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msbevzie
Oregon, OH
age: 47
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AWWW darn and I clicked in here again figures I'm hungry and tryin to starve myself
Just kiddin...I was told I have to eat 5 meals a day to lose weight or become a twig...damn bodybuilder family members..
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