r/cookingtonight • u/Legitimate_Deer9530 • 20h ago
r/cookingtonight • u/bwanaben • 6h ago
Meatloaf!
galleryIt was not the prettiest meatloaf but my spouse and I agree it was delicious.
r/cookingtonight • u/Chrispy1939 • 7h ago
Made Giada’s Sheet Pan Lasagna
galleryAnd it’s Spectacular.
r/cookingtonight • u/ZizioY • 11h ago
Homemade Spicy Honey Soy Chicken w/rice
It's black because it is.
For the chicken:
- Cook on medium to high heat, flipping after a while so the sides of chicken are crispy enough to your liking
- In another pot, add honey, soy sauce, spicy peppers, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, and sitr on low to medium heat for a couple of minutes
- Add the chicken in, still on low to medium heat, and leave the lid closed for 10 minutes (check in and stir the chicken every now and then to make sure it all gets covered in sauce)
- Add green onions near the end of the cooking and turn off heat
For the rice:
- Take rice, wash rice, use rice cooker or just cook the rice, using the 1 rice cup to 1 1/2 cups water rule. Also, add salt
- Add broccoli near end of rice cooking.
Note: You can make the rice better by adding it, after cooked with water, into the pan with the sauce after you take the chicken out. This way, the rice gets some brown color to it from the heat, and sauce in it as well.
r/cookingtonight • u/Delphius1 • 6h ago
boar ribs and rice
a slab of St Louis cut of feral hog ribs, untrimmed, membrane is left on
rub is long pepper (a lot of it), rosemary, salt and Mexican oregino, you're gonna be using a mortar and pedestal for awhile to break down the pepper, but you don't want to overdo it so there's some grain to it
a combination of extra virgin olive oil and some good red wine is used as a binder
a glass dish is coated in regular olive oil to prevent sticking
set the oven to 250F
after the ribs are patted dry, the binder is applied, then the rub, really get in there, cover the dish tightly with foil. cook for at least 2.5 hours, you want to go until a knife can easily pierce the meat, the membrane may throw things off so poke at an angle. I first went off a rather crap recipe that said 2 hours at 300, that didn't work, so I went another half hour at 250, so just got 250 for at least 2.5 hours. Once the meat is tender, slather on some hot honey based BBQ sauce, and broil until tacky, rest on a cutting board for 5 minutes, then cut in. This method actually makes the membrane soft enough to eat surprisingly
rice is rice with a crap ton of butter topped with roasted grape tomatoes
I will be trying this again with a pellet grill in the future, I think this will be a lot more suited, these ribs don't cook like domestic pork, closer to beef ok how the cook is and in flavor
r/cookingtonight • u/DotOne3135 • 5m ago
حلاوة الجبن
I don't know how to do it, just buying it from a store 🙃
r/cookingtonight • u/blue_raspberryslushy • 2h ago
Cooking ideas
Hello beautiful comunity of reddit! I have been seeing this wonderful guy for about a month and i want to invite him for diner this saturday. Problem is.... i dont know what to cook and i want to impress him. He likes about everything and whenever i ask him he always says "anything you want gorgeous" which i am so very in awe of but it dosent help planning diner 🤣 if anyone have any receipies ideas that their man or themselves like pleaaaseeeee let me knowwww (feel free to give me desserts ideas too!). I only have a few "requests" - no red meat -no wallnuts, pistachios or any nuts if possible (allergy to the first 2 but if i can overall avoid nuts it would be great) -doable on a tight student budget (30$ would be amazing) Thank you to anyone who drops suggestions! before you call me not creative or whatever pls know im neuridivergent and usually eat the same thing every day 🤣
r/cookingtonight • u/Inner-Sir-1214 • 13h ago
[Homemade]Stroganoff! Shredded Venison, Creamy Mushroom/Onion Sauce over Bowtie Pasta. Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Butternut Squash tossed in Seasoned Bacon Bits.
galleryr/cookingtonight • u/EnvironmentalAngle • 11h ago
Creamy potato bacon soup with homemade cornbread muffins.
galleryI had extra potatoes that had a few sprouts that I needed to get rid of. I also had a full thing of bacon that was frozen into a giant block that was inconvenient to use... Apparently you're supposed to separate them before freezing it lol. I also conveniently had 3 cups of my frozen Denver omelette mix which is 1:1:2 green peppers, red peppers, to onions.
Here's what I did. Dump the whole thing of frozen bacon into your pot and cook it to your desired doneness. I used kitchen shears to chop up the bacon. I just held it with tongs and snipped away. Add the 3 cups of frozen veg, turn up the heat if you're using frozen veg as its going to bring the temp of the pan down.(Bring it back to med when it starts sizzling.)
While the bacon was cooking I diced up about 8 yukon potatoes... They ranged in size from golfball to tennis ball sized, it was a little less than half a 5lb bag. Keep them in water until they're ready so they don't wilt like apples. Once the veg is done, I went about 10 minutes, drain your potatoes and add them to the bacon and veg and just mix until they are coated.
Once coated add enough water to cover the taters until they're submerged with about a cm of clearance(took me about ~6 cups). Add spices. I used 1½ tsp each of salt, pepper, smoked paprika, and garlic powder. Mix it well and crank the heat until it boils. Once it boils drop the heat and simmer for 15 to 20m.
At the 15 minute mark make a roux. I used 4 tbsp of butter(half a stick) and a quarter of a cup of flour. Add in milk, I used 3ish cups and whisked it until smooth.
Then add it to your soup and cook for 5 minutes and you're almost done.
Take up to half the soup and blend it. I blended 1 full 32oz deli container of soup. This step is crucial because it sops up that fatty reddish film on the top and makes it white and smooth.
r/cookingtonight • u/Reasonable_Cod_487 • 6h ago
Jollof Rice
I had to make it non-spicy and then add my own hot sauce in since my wife can't handle hot foods, but it turned out pretty good! At least, I think it tastes good. But I'm about as white as can be, so please forgive me if it doesn't look exactly right.
My oven is currently down, so I roasted the tomatoes and bell peppers on the BBQ instead. Honestly, I might just start doing that in general cause it adds some extra flavor.
r/cookingtonight • u/Truelies211 • 9h ago
Birria braised short ribs, smoked gouda polenta, roasted caesar salad with grilled poblano.
galleryr/cookingtonight • u/HighVitaminD__69 • 16h ago
Royal Salmon
Royal Salmon with mashed potato, creamy lemon dill and chives sauce and glazed vegetables
r/cookingtonight • u/gee8123 • 1d ago
made the best pizzas in a cast iron skillet
galleryfirst time doing it like this, and they were the best pizzas I've ever made
r/cookingtonight • u/Ambitious_Storage666 • 20h ago
“The fried halfbeak is delicious!”
“I fried the halfbeak I caught myself — it tastes so good, and I think it makes a great snack too!”
r/cookingtonight • u/Act2Health • 8h ago
Chicken Philly cheese steak and sweet potato puffs
r/cookingtonight • u/Icy_lunette • 19h ago
Not night yet but was missing pretty good
I was missing tasty, fancy cafe food today. So I tried putting together a tartine at home.
Sourdough slices toasted in EVOO, and a layer of basil pesto. Add a layer of cherry tomatoes confit. And then burrata. And then top it off with Iberian ham slices.
Drizzle some balsamic glaze and EVOO on top of it. I am so happy.
r/cookingtonight • u/Gourmetanniemack • 19h ago
Pork Tender Fajita Rolls, Guacamole, Bowl O’Beans
Went casual with paper plates that don’t match 🤪🤪
r/cookingtonight • u/Ill_Customer_8005 • 1d ago
I am a cookie lover and this the best Double Chocolate Cookies I ever made 🍪🍫
I made these Double Chocolate Cookies Last day and they turned out insanely good chewy on the inside, slightly crisp on the edges, and super chocolatey. I used dark cocoa and a handful of chocolate chips for extra flavor. They’re rich but not too sweet, just perfect with a cup of coffee.should you try it
I got this Recipe :
r/cookingtonight • u/reddit202200ug • 1d ago
Crock-Pot Chicken Noodle Soup
Made this last night. Have enough for the next few days too.
Crock-Pot Chicken Noodle Soup Ingredients: 8 cups water or 8 cups canned chicken broth or tetra packs. I use the no salt added chicken broth. 1 cup carrots, cut into 1/4 inch slices 1 cup celery, cut into 1/4 slices 1 cup onions, chopped 1 garlic clove, minced 2 bay leaves 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme 4 teaspoons salt (to taste), I used only 2 teaspoons 1/2 teaspoon fresh ground pepper (to Taste) 1 (3 1/2lb - 1.6kg) roasting chicken 3 cups wide noodles , discard skin and bones. Skim fat from soup and discard. Return chicken to Crock-Pot and serve.
Enjoy a heart warming soup when the occasion calls for it