COMPLETELY un-SW related

[suprmanwannabe]

hey guys.......as i stated in a post a couple days ago, my wife is going to be having our child next wednesday. it is going to be a C-section and she will be out of commision for a lil while. i want to help her out around the house. here is my problem. i cannot cook much of anything. i want to be able to do the cooking so she doesnt have to worry about it, but i know we'll get sick of the three meals i know how to cook. does anyone have any decent/simple recipes that i could use? i would greatly appreciate any help anyone could give. thanks guys!

[Phoenix]

I'm not sure what you guys really like or anything and I'm not chef myself. BUT some of the best simple recipes I have found are on:

www.kraftfoods.com

On the side there you can do your searches. Foodnetwork.com has great recipes but they are complicated - even the 'easy' ones require 20+ ingredients. Joe is a meat and potatoes kind of guy so I stick to the kraft site if I need to use up ingredients. Like cheeseburger mac recipe. For some reason everyone loves that stuff!

[punisherad]

foodtv.com

cooks.com


Salads as main dishes
spaghetti w/ homemade meatballs
Chicken parmesean


I am not sure of your cooking level, but you don't have to cook difficult things. Just mix up some simple and easy meals. Now I am not trying to sound like a woman lol, but my Girlfriend likes racheal ray. Her stuff is easy and is healthy, if that is the way you want to go. You can also just watch the food channel. Believe it or not it will help you cook. Hope that helps.

[bountyhunter]

K this is awesome here. Drive to a Burger King and ask for a few whopppers with fries (if you feel crazy go onion rings). Srry this is the best of my abilities on this advice as i just found out a few months ago dont leave the spoon in what your heating up in the microwave.

[kenny]

YEAH GO GET SOME WHOPPERS!!! good meal