ON THE GRILL
Cooking 101 for bachelors Before cooking became my passion, ROB PLUMMER
career and way of life, it was a necessity. Not that I would have starved to death if I hadn’t learned how. Hungry Man TV Dinners would have saved me, or at least tided me over. Rather, it allowed me to better myself as a
young cook, impress my family, friends and the ladies (I mean let’s face it, what woman doesn’t love a man who can cook?) and it saved me a bunch of cash that was better put towards my beer fund. Cooking for yourself might scare you –
though I’m not quite sure why it would – but it’s a skill that I believe we are all born with and can learn to embrace. You might already have begun to hone this
skill and you’re on your way to becoming the next great chef. Or maybe you’re content with microwaved hot dogs and Alphagetti. Whatever your style, learning to cook is an
invaluable tool that can be used your whole life through. First, focus on the truest time tested style
of cooking: barbecue. (Also known as Fire Cooking, Soul Food, 2 Zone Cooking, Man Baking, Cowboy Cooking, etc.).This style is the best to begin with because it encompasses
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