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10.26.2005

Dinner Tonight

For all you taker-outers out there, there's hope. Her name is Rachael Ray and she brings it home.








If you're interested in saving a buck, there's always cooking on the homefront. And take it from me, I can't cook - even if something extemely valuable is at stake. I'm serious. You think any moron can make Ramen Noodles? Guess again. I'm no moron, but I served up the worst bowl of Ramen you've ever seen - tastebuds couldn't even salvage this wreck.

Basically, I need The Joy of Cooking to boil water.

In the past few months, I've learned a valuable lesson about cooking. Don't give up. Just find a trusty source of secrets, and you'll surprise even yourself. My secret? (I guess it's not much of a secret anymore) is Rachael Ray. I had Chili-Garlic Roasted Broccoli for lunch yesterday, and I'm never ordering out again.
:: posted by chumpsrock, 11:57 AM


1 Comments:

Oooh I watched that episode and the broccoli caught my eye. I think I'll try making it now.
Blogger Maddie, at 11:41 PM  

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