What is one food you want to try to cook that you haven't done yet?

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  1. ChristinS profile image36
    ChristinSposted 12 years ago

    What is one food you want to try to cook that you haven't done yet?

    I would like to try making homemade pasta noodles sometime.  I have never made them, but I bet they would be fun to try.

  2. ithabise profile image70
    ithabiseposted 12 years ago

    I would like to try my hand at authentic pizza. I'm one for working and reworking a recipe until it's perfect. I think I could do something wonderful with pizza.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      We have done many a pizza homemade and it is indeed a much better food experience than restaurant or heaven forbid store bought frozen.

  3. Trish303 profile image72
    Trish303posted 12 years ago

    Sushi =. I love the stuff, but have never tried to make.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I have done California rolls which are similar, it's all in the technique not hard to do, I use wax paper for rolling rather than the mats - MUCH easier smile also wet your fingers as you go along.

  4. vespawoolf profile image95
    vespawoolfposted 12 years ago

    I've always wanted to make rugelach. It's a Jewish pastry of Ashkenazic origin. My favorite type is filled with apricot and walnuts. Someday I'm going to bite the bullet and make them!

    1. ithabise profile image70
      ithabiseposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Mmm! Hurry and bite the bullet and share the recipe here! Sounds great!

    2. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      This sounds fabulous and like a great hub idea that hasn't been done yet perhaps too smile

  5. bwhite062007 profile image86
    bwhite062007posted 12 years ago

    I have never done my own turkey before. So who knows, with Thanksgiving coming up, this could be my year to try it out for the first time!

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I recommend brining it - you can't go wrong with a good brine.  The meat will fall off the bone.  I do the turkey every year despite being vegetarian lol - everyone loves my turkey wink

    2. bwhite062007 profile image86
      bwhite062007posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I will definitely try it! Thanks.

  6. Cristale profile image74
    Cristaleposted 12 years ago

    It may sound nasty, but rabbit. I have always wanted to try rabbit, not the making of it, but cooking it and trying a taste.

    1. Insane Mundane profile image58
      Insane Mundaneposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I've had it baked with BBQ sauce and it turned out great.  Rabbit is a better choice, when compared to a squirrel, because they have a lot more meat on their bones.  Now, will somebody bring her a pre-cleaned rabbit so she can cook the thing!  LOL!

    2. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I tried this as a kid and wasn't impressed, but it may have been the cook more than the meat itself? wink.  Good luck with it though.  You can have the rabbits in my garden if you like lol.

  7. Mama Kim 8 profile image85
    Mama Kim 8posted 12 years ago

    Hand pulled chinese noodles. It's a technique thats suppose to take years to master, but results in fantastic noodles with amazing texture. I'm a bit of a pasta/noodle fanatic. I've made just about all the other noodles out there but that one I have yet to try ^_^  There is just something fantastic about homemade noodles!   Good luck with your pasta noodles! I assume you're referring to the Italian variety ^_^ When it comes to those I just love spinach or sun dried tomato fettuccine tossed with a little butter and parmesan... mmmm ^_^

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I'd like to try just about any type of homemade noodle actually as I've never done it.  I have a raging gluten intolerance though so I have to do a "non-wheat" noodle smile

    2. Mama Kim 8 profile image85
      Mama Kim 8posted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Boy... I don't know how you and others cope with a gluten intolerance... I'd go crazy! It would be like living without chocolate or water  hmm  Sorry!  I hope you can find some good gluten free noodle recipes. A quick google search showed quite a few

  8. Insane Mundane profile image58
    Insane Mundaneposted 12 years ago

    I've thought about trying alligator meat, but I'm yet to order the stuff.  It is something about eating reptiles, that sort of turns me off.  However, I heard it was good...  Has anyone tried alligator meat before?

  9. Wesman Todd Shaw profile image76
    Wesman Todd Shawposted 12 years ago

    I'm not about to go vegetarian, and most certainly I'd not willingly adopt a vegan diet, however, I do not think I've ever eaten any tofu, and I'd like to try it.

    I wouldn't even think of tofu as a substitute for meat - that way, I'd have less of a problem with being disappointed in it.  I like to cook, so I think I'd like to get some of the stuff and see what I could do with it smile

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      being a vegetarian is a good thing, but not for everyone.  If you are going to experiment with tofu it is a "texture thing" with it - the best way to enjoy it is to get extra firm, freeze, thaw, then press out the water first smile good luck

  10. SherryDigital profile image59
    SherryDigitalposted 12 years ago

    I bought a pasta maker a few months ago and have been eyeballing it since, hoping for the day when I have enough courage to attempt gluten-free noodles. That day is not today. Perhaps tomorrow? Or next week, next week sounds better.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      hub about it when you do it and let me know if you are successful, perhaps I'll consider buying a pasta maker if I can do GF noodles in it smile

  11. securityproducts3 profile image38
    securityproducts3posted 12 years ago

    I really want to try and make stuffed mushrooms! It's not very hard, I just haven't had the time.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Those are fairly easy to do and very good.  There are a lot of different ways to do it also.

  12. Parksie profile image60
    Parksieposted 12 years ago

    Artichokes - they intimidate me but I heard they are yummy with melted butter.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      artichokes aren't so bad, it's a texture thing with them for most people.  They're very good in dips with spinach also smile

  13. AlexandraMorris profile image57
    AlexandraMorrisposted 12 years ago

    Always wanted to make my own ketchup. Sounds weird but i think it would be cool,since i put it on just about everything.

    1. ChristinS profile image36
      ChristinSposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I think homemade ketchup would probably be better than store bought even.  I know tomato sauces sure are.

  14. mismazda profile image60
    mismazdaposted 12 years ago

    A red velvet cake..it could be quite challenging...and I am scared that it will not come out right....maybe one day...but not just now. LOL..wink

 
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