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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Recipe Thread Wed Apr 09, 2008 6:48 pm | |
| Simple Pot Roast
Ingredients:
Chuck Roast 4lb +/- 1 lb carrots 8 Red potatoes or about 4 potatoes Can of onion soup 2 packets beefy onion Lipton soup mix Garlic powder
Prep:
Peel carrots, cut into 4” sections. Wash potatoes, cut into large pieces.
Cooking instructions:
In a 4 quart pot add roast, can of onion soup and soup packets. Add almost 3 qts water or until about 1 1/2" from pot lip. Add garlic powder to taste. Add carrots and potatoes, cover and bring to boil on medium low. Stir making sure potatoes and carrots are mostly covered by water. Simmer on low with lid on til potatoes and carrots are soft to the fork poke.
Plate: Cut off a chunk of meat, slab on your plate. Scoop out carrots and spuds. Munch
Last edited by PeaceMarauder on Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:54 am; edited 1 time in total | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:53 am | |
| Sounds good! I have a couple I want to post but have to make time to type them up. In a painting frenzy right now! Maybe later today. | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:32 am | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Fri May 02, 2008 4:28 pm | |
| I have started playing around with a bread machine a relative gave to me. It's a little bit of a challenge modifying the recipes for high altitude but so far the results have been delicious. Anyone else here bake bread? | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Fri May 02, 2008 7:52 pm | |
| I have a bread machine, haven't used it in years though | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Sun May 04, 2008 10:42 pm | |
| I made my second loaf but it didn't turn out as well as the first. i was adjusting for high altitude and over adjusted, so the bread consistency was tough enough that a big bubble formed under the top crust and the loaf wouldn't let go of the kneading paddle, so it had to be pretty much mangled to get it out. next time I won't add so much gluten.
I'm going to wait a week before trying again. I don't want to eat too much bread and regain the weight I've been losing. I don't have a scale so I don't keep track of pounds lost but my formerly tight jeans are now getting baggy. Don't want to reverse that trend even if home baked bread is tempting and delicious. | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Mon May 05, 2008 1:17 am | |
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OddEvie
Number of posts : 487 Registration date : 2007-10-27
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:46 am | |
| Okee dokey… I don't cook, so... I recently purchased a DVD of old Popeye the Sailor cartoons, and they included a couple of recipes… using spinach (Popeye brand… of course… heh!). Don’t know if they’re any good, but here they are: POPEYE’S PARTY DIP ½ cup plain yogurt ½ cup cottage cheese 1 can (13.5 oz) Popeye Chopped Spinach, well drained 1 green onion, sliced 1 tsp chili powder ¼ tsp dill weed 1 tsp lemon juice Combine yogurt and cottage cheese, and stir until smooth. Stir in spinach, onion, chili powder, dill weed and lemon juice. Place in serving dish. Cover and chill until ready to serve with fresh vegetables, crackers or bread sticks. Servings: Makes 1-½ cups. POPEYE’S PARTY PIZZAS 2 pkgs refrigerated, ready-to-bake pizza dough 1 tbsp olive oil, divided 1 tbsp pizza seasoning, classic Italian or spicy, divided 1 can (13.5 oz) Popeye Chopped Spinach, well drained 1 yellow pepper, thinly sliced into rings 1 large tomato, diced 1 cup coarsely grated mozzarella cheese 1 cup crumbled Gorgonzola cheese Preheat oven to 400°F. Unroll each pizza dough on lightly greased pizza pan. Brush each dough with oil and sprinkle seasoning over top. Divide remaining ingredients between both pizzas, and place on dough in order they are listed. Bake 15 to 20 minutes until each crust is golden brown. Note: For one 12-inch pizza, cut ingredients in half. Timesaving tip: Pre-baked pizza crusts can be used in place of ready-to-bake pizza dough. Servings: Makes two 12-inch pizzas. | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Tue Jun 17, 2008 7:30 am | |
| Hyu guh guh guh guh guh | |
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Slopmaster
Number of posts : 42 Age : 44 Location : Phoenix AZ Registration date : 2007-11-05
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Thu Jun 19, 2008 5:32 pm | |
| Toms recipe for roast beast sounds delicious and btw I could post a recipe but its just for pancakes, that would be tasty plagerism. | |
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Starfireone
Number of posts : 384 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:48 pm | |
| mmm that spinach dip sounds good too. I want the pancake recipe! | |
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HPCerri
Number of posts : 61 Location : The Sticks Registration date : 2007-11-13
| Subject: Roasted Vegetable and Pasta bake Sat Oct 11, 2008 11:21 pm | |
| 1 lg red bell pepper 1 lg zucchini 1 yellow summer squash 1 yellow onion 1 carton mushrooms Slice into bite sized pieces and put on a baking pan. season with Salt and pepper. drizzle with olive oil. Roast at 450 degrees for 20 minutes.
In the meantime boil a package of penne pasta for 10 minutes (or half the time pasta takes to cook at your alititude) Drain.
Shred about 1 to 1 and 1/2 cups of fontina cheese, and the same of mozzarella cheese. More or less depending on how cheesy you like it.
butter or grease a large baking pan--like a lasagna pan. In a bowl mix together the veggies, the pasta the cheese and at least 2 cups of your favorite marinara sauce. Add some basil and oregano or italian seasoning. Add the cheeses. Mix it all well and put in the buttered pan. Sprinkle some shredded parmesan cheese on top. Bake at 450 degrees for another 20 minutes or until golden brown on top.
You can add more or less veggies , cheese and sauce as you like. It's yummy. But it does make a lot. I was handing containers of it out to my sisters. LOL
Smoochies, Cerri
OOps my bad. This came from Giada DeLaurentis on the food network. Credit where credit is due. Cept I fiddled with it. Heheheh. | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Sun Oct 12, 2008 9:47 am | |
| Wally finally got some corned beef for sandwiches in so I bought 8 packs for Reubens! Ingredients: Rye Bread Sandwich sliced corned beef sauerkraut Thousand Island dressing Prep: Toast or grill Rye. Toss meat in a pan and heat, place on bread, heat sauerkraut and put on bread. Either coat bread with thousand island or pour on. EAT!!!!!! | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:23 pm | |
| Mmmmm Reubens!
I have been baking all our bread, even the hamburger buns. It tastes great but my loves still don't look totally neat and even. | |
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HPCerri
Number of posts : 61 Location : The Sticks Registration date : 2007-11-13
| Subject: MMMMMMMM bread Sun Oct 19, 2008 4:34 pm | |
| But MoD, uneven loaves are called "Artisan Bread" ! LOLOLOL! You're an artist so it fits. 'Sides, who cares how they look? They get eaten before anyone can see them. I can't make bread cause I eat the whole dang loaf in 2 days. But ooooooooh, fresh bread.
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:01 pm | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:21 pm | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:03 pm | |
| Tarragon Chicken Peace Marauder
INGREDIENTS:
Chicken Breasts Tarragon Corn Flour or Fine Cornmeal Fresh Rosemary Capers Butter Oil or such White Wine Instructions:
Heat equal parts butter oil and water on medium in a 10 inch sauté pan. Powder chicken in corn flour. In heated sauté pan, place powdered chicken, sprinkle with tarragon, capers and add wine to taste. Toss rosemary in oil/water. Cook til white.
Serve with:
Sauted Broccoli Sauted Squash and Zucchini Or all combined | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Tue Jun 02, 2009 2:06 pm | |
| BBQ Shrimp as remembered by Tom Thurber INGREDIENTS: 20 large shrimp, peeled or 1 lb 48/50’s or bigger (smaller number), tails on, optional 1/2 cup Worcestershire 1/2 cup orange juice 1 tblsp chopped garlic 1/8 cup chopped chive 1/8 cup olive oil 1 tblsp crushed red pepper 1 tblsp Tony Chachere’s Creole Seasoning 1 tblsp Tabasco In a 10 inch sauté pan on medium high heat, add oil and garlic.. After roasting garlic add Worcestershire, red pepper and Creole seasoning, bring to a boil. Add OJ and return to boil. Add shrimp and cook for 3 minutes. Pour whole shebang in a bowl, sprinkle with chives and serve! | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Tue Jun 02, 2009 3:29 pm | |
| Thanks neck!
Would it be good with crusty bread for mopping the sauce? | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Tue Jun 02, 2009 4:58 pm | |
| Yes, yes it would | |
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mistressofdoom
Number of posts : 265 Registration date : 2007-10-29
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Fri Jun 12, 2009 4:56 pm | |
| I made the BBQ shrimp, with a few changes because of what I had on hand and it was tasty, a pretty good approximation of what we had in New Orleans considering the shrimp I used had been frozen. Neck, do you know the story of why this dish is called BBQ? I'm kind of curious about the name since it isn't "BBQ" in the grilling sense. | |
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PeaceMarauder N-File
Number of posts : 1771 Location : 50 Miles Past The Middle Of Nowhere Registration date : 2007-10-28
| Subject: Re: Recipe Thread Fri Jun 12, 2009 5:49 pm | |
| - mistressofdoom wrote:
- I made the BBQ shrimp, with a few changes because of what I had on hand and it was tasty, a pretty good approximation of what we had in New Orleans considering the shrimp I used had been frozen.
Neck, do you know the story of why this dish is called BBQ? I'm kind of curious about the name since it isn't "BBQ" in the grilling sense. that slurry you cook it in is the bbq sauce | |
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HPCerri
Number of posts : 61 Location : The Sticks Registration date : 2007-11-13
| Subject: Krab Salad Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:27 pm | |
| poop! I typed it all up and the server was too busy. blehh
8 oz cream cheese 1/2 to 1 cup mayo or Miracle whip Salt and pepper to taste Garlic, finely chopped or powder, to taste 1 or 2 pkgs Krab, chopped or flaked chopped celery to taste chopped scallion to taste chopped green or red bell pepper to taste (optional)
Cream cream cheese and mayo. Add spices, stir. Stir in Krab and vegetables. Let chill for about an hour. Serve on crackers, crusty bread, or whatever strikes your fancy or tantalizes your tastebuds.
MMMmThink I may go make some tonight.
Smoochies
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