not my favorite but all my nieces and nephews love this, It's called "Silly Noodles" and basically what i do is toast sesame seeds throw in soy sauces, mirim, brown sugar, diced peppers, garlic powder, and half a packet of chicken ramen broth powder (yes from instant ramen lol) and usual i have a few packs of uncooked udon noodles. I simmer the sauce down to a thin glaze like sauce and toss udon noodles, takes about 10 minutes to throw together lol called it silly noodles because the kids always act silly and goofy when i ask them what they want to eat haha.

i like these breakfast quesadillas with egg, what i do is scramble 2-3 eggs, add salt, pepper, green onion, oregano and 1/2 milk once im done with that i turn the stove on medium and melt 1 tsp of butter after i cook some ham, add rosemary to it and then add the egg on top cooking it on both sides, after i take it off and put a tortilla with some cheese on top on low heat, let the cheese melt and add the egg on top followed by a second tortilla, press it lily so it sticks and cook it till the edges are somewhat brown on both tortillas onece done enjoy :)

https://youtu.be/Mo4hH-6kKBQ?si=3RCPupAD-2FIZ7Sd
Here’s a YouTube video I found, recreating Yeti’s Superb Soup, from Twilight Princess :)
I, myself, change out the fish for specifically pork shoulder, bc the longer you cook pork shoulder, the more tender it gets, makes for good meat in stews. And I add mushroom and other veggies I like, it’s kind of a versatile foundation as a pumpkin soup/stew depending on how thick you want to blend it.

Another dish I like making is Hungarian Goulash :P

https://youtu.be/e0Nb3z2ykV8?si=PqjlKLo3IjrEf-MU

This recipe I’d judge as a good foundation to start on, but it’s another dish you can add and build to your own taste :) bonus carbs when you eat it with a roll or something :)

Taco Soup in the crockpot.