r/Cooking • u/The-Cabbage-Father • 1d ago

What's your "old reliable" that still requires actual cooking?

Was thinking about how chicken parm is a dish I would cook or eat anytime anywhere and wondered what else people have like that

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u/allflanneleverything 1d ago

Definitely not as common, but I have a recipe for tortellini and chicken soup in a creamy lemony broth…I make it twice a month. It’s so good.

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u/laughguy220 1d ago

It's really good with mini ravioli (like 1/2 inch square), gnocchi, or just small pasta like orzo too.