In dire need of recipe help!

First, this is what it looks like when we have been eating all-you-can-eat-chinese-buffet. Om nom nom. It was absolutely delicious!

Second, I need some inspiration for recipes! I don’t care if they are vegetarian or vegan or packed full of meat or fish, I just need some serious help getting the cooking going. The thing is – I absolutely love food, eat it, look at it, take pictures of it, discovering new food I haven’t tasted before… however, I can not cook. It is not that I am so terribly bad at cooking (well, not anymore!), it is just that no matter how hard I try, I can not find enjoyment in cooking. The more I cook, the more I dislike it. I enjoy making salads and things that does not involve boiling or frying or any kind of heat, but the moment heat is involved I don’t like it. But, a girl has to eat, so I need some suggestions! All I am asking is that they are simple enough so I can possibly pull them of without hurting myself or others in the process. Another thing is that I need to be able to find the ingredients in Japan, and cook them in Japan, which means no big turkey to put in the oven I do not have. Please share any recipes you might have which are easy, fun and taste decent. Thank you very much!

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  1. Helene says:

    Asparges stekt i panne toppet med parmesan og tomatchutney:D

    • Sushi Bird says:

      Det høres kjempegodt ut! Nå må jeg bare finne ut av hvordan jeg lager den tomat-tingen. Ja, for så basic nivå er jeg på – jeg må slå opp hvordan man koker vann og sånn. Men det pleier å gå bra til slutt, tusen takk for godt tips, dette skal prøves 😀

  2. nora says:

    I discovered recently a salad with couscous and lentils (hope these ingredients are easily to be found in Japan). Boil the couscous and the lentils according to the instruction on the package. Then I add oil, mustard, vinegar, fresh cucumber, white cheese and onion. I guess you can have with your salad and some fresh fish. Hope u like! 🙂

    • Sushi Bird says:

      Thank you so much! I will have to try this. I have made couscous before, so this should be doable, even for me.

  3. Gitte says:

    Jeg har nylig oppdaget at man kan putte mye spennende i vanlige pannekaker. Pesto, kesam, soltørkede tomater og baconbiter feks. Vips så har du noe godt, enkelt og mettende som er søtt og salt på en gang.

  4. Helene says:

    Tomatchutney kan lages på mange måter,her er min variant: Kutt tomater,vårløk (evt rødløk) og basilikum i små biter,surr det hele i panna med olivenolje eller hvilken som helst annen olje til tomaten og løken er myk. Så er den ferdig:D

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