What's an ingredient you use a lot when you cook?

mostly italian seasonings, onion, olive oil, garlic, pepper, salt... cheese.

 

Haha, when I was a kid, I used to eat tomato soup on my noodles instead of spaghetti sauce! I still would if I wasn't the only person who would eat it.

 

Garlic Salt

 

If you filled it with seasoning and veggies I'm sure you could make it seem more appetizing! A little parmesan sprinkled on top... Mmm

 

Trout = delicious fish

 

cheese. doesn't really matter to me, i just love cheese in general.

on the rare occasion that i cook. :hat:

 

I really cant cook for shit.. but on the rare occasion when I do manage to pull something off I guess it'd have a dozen mushrooms in it. I can make a decent pizza and that's about it.

 

I can't even make a decent pizza.

 

Cheese, Garlic, Worcestershire sauce. And lot's of pepper.

I am a big fan of Italian foods.

 

Season salt
Lemon pepper
Garlic powder.

I use these the most and often. By the way, I am not a picky eater. I'll eat damn near anything.

 

Salt and pepper. The things I cook vary too much. I dread moving out because I know I will have to buy all of the spices I use. That stuff is expensive.


Oh but I put hot sauce on just about everything I eat - but I don't cook with it.

 

garlic, red onion, sea salt

green pepper, tomato, cheese....

 

I have a tendency to use alot of hot sauce.

 

Puppies.

 

Garlic and onion. On an unrelated note, girls refuse to talk to me.


Also tomato (organic), feta, mozzarella, portobello, spinach. I'm not on organic food as a matter of course, theres just a taste that get's destroyed in the mass market side of tomato farming.

 

I use alot of garlic salt,season salt,and Hidden Valley salad dressing & seasoning mix...

 

Onion, garlic and thai peppers.

 

lets see. lemon, garlic, rosemary, black pepper, salt, nutritional yeast, and italian seasonings.

 

It's really good with tuna in it!

 

beer.