What is your trademark dish to cook?

[sandrajo]

I mean, what is the dish that people associate with you most, or that you most like to cook?

[Jugglering]

My cauli cheese (with extras) is quite famous.... as are my curries lol (but they're not in the same league as Whiffey's). As you know, I just love cooking - give me fresh ingredients (veggie !) and I am in heaven.... I have trouble walking past the fruit & veg stalls in the market without ogling all the gorgeous foodstuffs....

[DrFilth]

toast
beenz on toast

[puddicat]

Havent got a signature dish, good at most things from homemade soups dinners indians roasts dont really do sweets, but bake loads of cakes

[stonekicker]

sounds weird...but bacon, macaroni and cottage cheese cooked and mixed together - never come across anyone else making that. Sounds weird but tastes fab and is hungarian in origin

[Eve]

A good old fashioned Sunday roast with a fruit pie or crumble for dessert or a meat pie if you asked my other half :)

[tiggerblue10]

Steak pie, baked cheesecake and chocolate fondants.

[delbel]

It depends on my mood and the season. In the winter I cook a mean curry and in the summer it has to be Chicken marinaded in a harissa paste, cooked on my old faithful George Foreman accompanied by cous cous, spicy potato wedges and a Greek salad. Yum

[tracey ann..]

lasange home made it is so easy to make and no comparrison to shop bought my mates love it

[Bohne]

The only thing that comes to mind is the
Crispy fried duck, that people expect if they are invited for New Year's Eve Dinner...

[Jillius]

meat and tatie pie which I am just in the middle of making now.

[SRH]

Risotto with wilted rocket, peas, basil, feta cheese served in big pasta dishes and topped with 'raw' rocket and a sprinkle of crispy chorizo on top. Takes 20 minutes to do and tastes and looks great - great if friends come round because you don't spend hours in the kitchen.