ANCIENT INDIAN COOKING
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COOKING ACADEMY 2 SERIAL KEY : COOKING ACADEMY 2
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BROWN RICE COOKING - RICE COOKING
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Tinkyada Brown Rice Pasta Tinkyada spaghetti style brown rice pasta. The package says it's 'not mushy' but even cooking it al dente and rinsing the pasta it's still pasty and mushy. It doesn't taste bad but the texture is definitely not spaghetti like, more along the line of chow mein noodles. I added capers, sun dried tomatoes, butter, chicken stock and pepper. Veggie Korma & Brown Basmati Rice I love Trader Joe's korma simmer sauce. This was so easy - slice up a few carrots, add some chopped broccoli, dice a potato, cut up half a block of tofu and add the bottle of sauce. Slowly simmer for ~40 min as 3/4 cup (dry) of brown rice cooks - 3 easy meals. Dinner & lunch for the next 2 days! Similar posts: jasmine rice cooking american cooking methods custom cooking aprons firewood cooking cooking guide 300 sherry wine for cooking cooking lamb steak waitress games and cooking games chinese cooking methods thai cooking methods |
ANCIENT INDIAN COOKING. INDIAN COOKING
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365.235 Arapahoe Nation In the spring of the year, when the leaves turn green, the Arapahoe Nation gathers by the sea. In the fall, when the harvest moon is low in the sky and the leaves turn red, the Arapahoe Nation gathers by the thousands at the place called Kanata. It is the time to bring new blood into the Arapahoe Nation, so they come. The Neuse and the Cherokee, the Red Hawk and the Running Wolves, the Cree, the Lumbee and the Chipewa gather to participate in the ceremony of the new blood. The little braves are but five or six years old. Many have come to achieve their first feather. They earn them by walking for miles or reciting the tribal aims or camping under the stars in the chill of the Fall night. All during the day, before the ceremony of the new blood, little braves and their fathers join in tribal games. The play ring toss and running games, games of sticks and balls and obstacle courses. None of the little braves know what is in store for them during the ceremony of the new blood. They only know that, as the sun sinks low on the horizon, the time draws nigh. Before the ceremony, the individual tribes gather around the cooking fires. There are no squaws to prepare the meal. The little braves and their fathers must cook the meat and prepare the potatoes themselves. A large pot of boiling rosin cooks the potatoes slowly, ever so slowly. Anticipation builds for the meal as it builds for the ceremony. When all is prepared, the Indian tribe stands around tables made of logs and eats hungrily as they speak of the dayis adventures. Sated by rich food and the dayis activities, the little braves and their fathers prepare for the ceremony. Ceremonial vests and headbands with feathers are made ready. Just as the sun slips below the horizon, the Nation moves to the gathering place by the lake called Teer. Twelve beats of the ceremonial drum call the Nation to the gathering place. The older little braves, in their third year of gathering, light the path for the little braves of the new blood. The torches are raised high and the ceremonial drum beats slowly, as an ancient heartbeat. The Great Chief of the Arapahoe Nation leads the new blood down to the waters edge and the site of the gathering. Total silence is mandated by the Chief as tens of hundreds of little braves move to their places. When all are gathered in, the torch bearers form a large circle of fire around the little braves. The ceremony is ready to begin. A lone warrior glides silently across the lake called Teer. His singular torch lights the water as he makes his way toward the gathered tribes. His canoe noses the shore and he brings his torch to the Chief who raises his hands and eyes to the Great Spirit. The Chief lowers the torch to the pillar of wood and calls down fire from the Great Spirit. The mystical union of man's small flame and the Great Spirit's fire consummate in a roar of thunder as fire leaps, ten... twenty... thirty feet into the air! The wide-eyed little braves draw close to their fathers as the ceremony continues... It is not the 1800's, it is 1994. The Y Indian Guide Program was begun in 1926 and continues in Raleigh, North Carolina with the largest program of its type in the nation. The Arapahoe Nation is over two thousand strong, fathers and sons and daughters. The basic goal of the program is to bring fathers and sons and daughters together.We earn feathers, go on outings and do crafts, all as one big wonderful excuse to be together as father and child. "Pals Forever"/ "Friends Always" are our slogans; "How! How!" is our greeting. Bright eyes of a six year old "little brave" and those of his "big brave" father are aglow with the reflection of the ceremonial fire as they look into each others eyes and exchange these words, " I will try to be patient.", whispers the little brave; "I will try not to be selfish.", whispers the father. They consummate the promises with a warm hug and begin a journey together. Their paths will be individual and separate, but they cross, as well as diverge, as the journey progresses. Both father and son will soon grow out of the Indian Guide program. They will not soon forget their adventures together; nor that warm hug. For Lee Crocker ( Running Cheetah) and Joseph Crocker (Swift Fox) From Night Owl Red Ti Plant Two Close-up shots of brightly colored Hawaiian Red Ti Plant. Scientific Name: cordyline fruticosa (Linnaeus) or Cordyline terminalis Kingdom: Plantae Order: Asparagales Family: Laxmanniaceae, Agavaceae Genus: Cordyline Common name: Ti plant, Hawaiian good-luck-plant, false palm, keulenlilie, Croto, red tree of kings. Ti plant is an evergreen tropical perennial growing up to 7' tall. This plant has a particular intense leaf color, green, orange, pink to red fluorescent. Ti plant is a fast grower, with inconspicuous small scented yellowish to red flowers that mature into red berries. In Hawaii it has medicinal applications and is used for lung infections and asthma; other applications are pom poms for Polynesian dancers, thatching, rain coats, food wrapping, and hula skirts . The Hawaiians used the root to make a beverage of low alcoholic content. After Cook's time, British sailors taught them how to make a more potent drink (okolehao). It is also the most sacred of all Hawaiian plants. In ancient Hawaii the plant was thought to have great spiritual power; only kahuna (high priests) and ali?i (chiefs) were able to wear leaves around their necks during certain ritual activities. It is native to tropical southeastern Asia, Papua New Guinea, Melanesia, northeastern Australia, the Indian Ocean, and parts of Polynesia. It is not native to either Hawaii or New Zealand but was introduced to both by Polynesian settlers. Cordylines are known to the tropical world by many names and are crowned as "King of tropical foliage". Similar posts: cooking on granite cooking prime rib for a crowd cooking recipes in tamil language cooking mama cheat campground cooking cooking plate pittsburgh cooking classes cooking gift sets |
COOKING FISH EN PAPILLOTE. EN PAPILLOTE
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Colombe Jacobsen - Tiny Kitchen Dinner Party - Thai Fish With Black Rice This dinner-party-ready meal from New York City chef Colombe Jacobsen is made en papillote (the French technique of cooking in parchment paper), which allows the fish to marinate in the tangy seasonings as it cooks. If your market doesn't stock black rice, plain white or brown rice also work well. Photo by Francesco Lagnese January 2009 _________________________ No messy pans: You can serve this dish right in its packet! (And the parchment keeps fishy odors from permeating your house.) Serves 6 The Ingredients * 2 cups black rice * 1 roll parchment paper * 1 banana leaf * 4 tsp. sesame oil * 3 stalks lemongrass * 6 tbsp. cilantro * 6 tbsp. mint * 6 tbsp. basil * 2 red Thai chilies * 4 cloves garlic * fresh ginger * 6 striped bass filets * 1 ? cups light coconut milk * 3 tbsp. lime juice * zest of 2 limes Preheat oven to 375°F. Cook rice according to package instructions; set aside. Cut parchment paper into six 24"-long sheets. Create six heart shapes by folding each sheet in half (so it is 12" long), then cutting a half-heart shape, keeping the fold intact. Rub banana leaf with 1 teaspoon oil, then cut into six rectangles, each about 4" x 6." Remove outer layer of lemongrass; cut stalks into 2" pieces. Chop cilantro, mint and basil. Thinly slice chilies. Grate garlic and ginger, then rub each filet with ? teaspoon garlic and ? tablespoon ginger. Assemble each packet: Set out one parchment heart, then place a banana-leaf rectangle on right half. Place ? cup cooked rice, two pieces of lemongrass and one filet on half of banana leaf. Drizzle with ? cup coconut milk, ? teaspoon sesame oil and ? tablespoon lime juice. Add 3 slices red chili and ? teaspoon zest. Top with 1 tablespoon each cilantro, mint and basil, plus two more pieces of lemongrass, then fold leaf over so it covers fish. Seal packet by making small folds all around the cut edge, then place on baking sheet. Repeat process with remaining filets. Bake in oven for 10 to 15 minutes, or until parchment has bubbled and browned. fish en papillote I have to say, if there's one thing I'm pretty sure I can do, it's steam a fish en papillote. You just wrap it in a parchment paper or foil pouch and leave it in a 400 degree oven for 25 minute or so. And then it tastes really good. Mmm. This was harder than when I did it last time because I HAD TO DRESS A WHOLE FISH. Dude, pulling out fish guts isn't fun. Also, holding a whole fish feels exactly how you think it would: a wet, fleshy dead thing. Similar posts: cooking light brunch recipes kerala cooking in malayalam language cooking substitute for shortening thai food and cooking substitute for dry white wine in cooking ceramic cooking cooking fish smoker gammon joint cooking times measurement conversion for cooking |
BARBIE COOKING FOOD. BARBIE COOKING
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Barbie Cooking Food. Cooking Without Oil Recipes. Barbie Cooking Food
The Ultimate Kids Cookbook Of Fun Foods For Fussy Kids: 120+ Superbly Delicious Energy-Boosting Meal Recipes For Kids And Enjoyable Kid Treats For Snacks ... Surely Delight Even The Pickiest Eaters! Some kids can be very hard to feed. So what can moms do to get them to eat right? Make foods that are fun to eat! Fun foods can be delightfully surprising to any child. It’ll spark off their imagination that they get curious enough to want to have a taste. If the food is delicious and they like it, they won’t even mind if they’re eating veggies or other healthy stuff. By giving kids a variety of foods that are fun to look at as well as good-tasting, even picky eaters will want to eat! Kid foods don’t have to be unhealthy and healthy foods don’t have to be expensive and difficult to make. There are many kid-friendly meals that are quick and easy to prepare and very cheap on the budget. With this recipe book, you will get some of these very amusing kid food ideas: 1. Bunny Salad 2. Brain Cell Salad 3. Fish in the River 4. Butchered Snake Bits With Barbecue Sauce 5. Dead Sea Soup 6. Snouts & Beans 7. Cheese and Fruitwich 8. Green Spaghetti 9. Popcorn Cake 10. Mixed Fruit and Toffee Corn 11. Kabibbles 12. Peanut Pitas 13. Diabetic Kid's Snackin' Corn 14. Chunky Date, Coconut and Almond Granola 15. Chocolate Snack Blocks Plus more kid-friendly recipes and kid treats that will surely delight any kid’s imagination and taste buds! Some kids can be very hard to feed. So what can moms do to get them to eat right? Make foods that are fun to eat! Fun foods can be delightfully surprising to any child. It’ll spark off their imagination that they get curious enough to want to have a taste. If the food is delicious and they like it, they won’t even mind if they’re eating veggies or other healthy stuff. By giving kids a variety of foods that are fun to look at as well as good-tasting, even picky eaters will want to eat! Kid foods don’t have to be unhealthy and healthy foods don’t have to be expensive and difficult to make. There are many kid-friendly meals that are quick and easy to prepare and very cheap on the budget. With this recipe book, you will get some of these very amusing kid food ideas: 1. Bunny Salad 2. Brain Cell Salad 3. Fish in the River 4. Butchered Snake Bits With Barbecue Sauce 5. Dead Sea Soup 6. Snouts & Beans 7. Cheese and Fruitwich 8. Green Spaghetti 9. Popcorn Cake 10. Mixed Fruit and Toffee Corn 11. Kabibbles 12. Peanut Pitas 13. Diabetic Kid's Snackin' Corn 14. Chunky Date, Coconut and Almond Granola 15. Chocolate Snack Blocks Plus more kid-friendly recipes and kid treats that will surely delight any kid’s imagination and taste buds! (9) 16th May 2008 - Barbecued local veal and asparagus The local produce market here in Lostwithiel has won awards for the quality of its food. On the way back from a meeting this morning we stopped in and I picked up a locally-reared rose veal cutlet and some locally-grown asparagus for lunch. Since it's technically summer I cooked them on the barbie, with my own patented bbq-wine-and-garlic reduction, and they were absolutely delicious. British-reared rose veal is an inevitable part of the milk industry in this country, and is not cruel to the animals - they are reared outdoors with plenty of space. 5212 554514666186 18500688 33137090 6059304 na a Sexy bbw cooking it up right at a bbq, I dont know who took this picture but they are both creepy and awesome. maybe I am too for enjoying it. barbie cooking food Treat your best friend to a beautiful Barbie birthday cake or a cool sundae! Help out at home and impress your family with Perfect Pasta or some Dippy Chicken! Not much time? Try a Two Minute Treat! Inside find recipes for all of Barbie's favorite foods. Simple step-by-step photographs show young chefs how it's done, and each delicious and nutritious recipe features a helpful tip from Barbie! With over 25 recipes and more than 200 photographs, this fun and yummy book introduces Barbie's recipes and why she likes to make them. Includes cooking-skills advice and kitchen safety tips. Similar posts: cooking magazines subscriptions cooking with onion french cooking equipment cooking classes in maine best thai cooking book cooking classes philippines cooking schools virginia french cooking techniques |
COOKING CLASSES BIRMINGHAM - COOKING CLASSES
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COOKING CLASSES BIRMINGHAM - FUNDAMENTALS OF COOKING Cooking Classes Birmingham
11th April 2008 Today I went to University to see Charis. We went to have some lunch, coffee and chocolate, mmm. It was lovely to see her as I've not in a long while, so we had a good catch up! Paul rang me aswell and asked me if I was free on the 18th June and I am but he wouldn't tell me why and I was rather integed! But 10 minutes later Inn sent me a twitter telling me Alanis Morissette was playing Birmingham academy on... 18th June. Haha, there we go then! After, I went to get my essay from the department and drop Meg some work off. I know I'm not a first class student but I've always wanted to get at least one first on an essay before I graduated. But, I kinda thought there was no chance now. UNTIL TODAY! I did it! ^_^ I'm so impressed and happy about this! ^_^ Paul's over tonight and I cooked us stir fry. Mmm... I just watched Dirty Sexy Money. I LOVE this show. Yuxi (Lucy) Xie '14 Yuxi Xie (Lucy) is from Birmingham, Alabama, and attended Vestavia Hills High School. Lucy was the valedictorian of her graduating class of 2010, president of the nationally known Vestavia Hills Math Team, one of Portico Magazine’s Annual Top 20 Most Likely to Succeed 2009, and held a degree of “Special Distinction” in the National Forensics League. At Dartmouth, Lucy is pursuing a major in Economics, with a concentration in Finance and International Trade, and a minor in Math and Public Policy. On campus, Lucy is the vice president of the Association of Women in Math, treasurer of Women in Business, and a member of the Parliamentary Debate Team. Lucy also volunteers at the Haven Adult Shelter on Saturdays cooking dinner for adults at the homeless shelter. After graduation, she plans to pursue a career in finance or economic public policy. Similar posts: kitchen cooking timer cooking equipments cooking world of warcraft roast pork cooking temperature free virtual cooking games pressure cooking gammon biofuel cooking oil |
COOKING CRAB LEGS RECIPE - COOKING CRAB
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Cooking crab legs recipe - Thai cooking classes christchurch - Tuscany cooking tours. Cooking Crab Legs Recipe
Crab with a Beurre Blanc and Corn-Spinach Orzotto Wine-Steamed King Crab with Herb Buerre Blanc recipe courtesy Cuisine at Home Magazine For the Crab: 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tbsp. unsalted butter 1/4 c. garlic, thinly sliced 2 tbsp. shallots, minced 2 lbs. king crab legs, cut into sections 3/4 c. sauvignon blanc 1/4 tsp. red pepper flakes 4 lemon wedges For the Buerre Blanc: Steaming liquid 7 tbsp. unsalted butter, chilled and cubed 1/4 c. heavy cream 2 tbsp. minced fresh parsley 2 tbsp. minced fresh chives Salt and fresh lemon juice to taste Heat oil and 1 tbsp. butter for the crab in a large saute pan over medium. Saute garlic and shallots until garlic is soft, about 2 minutes. Add crab, wine, pepper flakes, lemons, and bay leaf. Increase heat to high, cover and simmer 5 minutes, stirring after 2 minutes. Transfer crab, lemons and bay leaf to a bowl using a slotted spoon; cover and keep warm. Leave liquid in the pan. Simmer remaining juices until reduced to 3-4 tablespoons. Reduce heat to low and slowly whisk butter a few pieces at a time until melted. Off heat, add cream, herbs, and seasonings. Serve crab with sauce for dipping. -- Creamy Orzotto with Fresh Corn and Greens recipe courtesy Cuisine at Home 3/4 c. dry orzo pasta 2 tbsp. garlic, minced 2 tbsp. unsalted butter 4 c. collard greens or kale, stemmed and chopped 2 c. fresh corn kernels (about 3 ears) 2/3 c. heavy cream 1/4 c. Parmesan, grated 2 tsp. fresh lemon juice Cooked orzo Salt and pepper to taste Cook orzo according to package directions; drain and set aside. Saute garlic in butter in a saucepan over medium-high heat, about 1 minute. Add greens and corn and cook 3 minutes, stirring frequently. Stir in remaining ingredients. Simmer until heated through, 1-2 minutes, stirring occasionally. If orzo mixture is too thick, thin with a few tablespoons of hot water. Fish Head In Spicy Tamarind Gravy (Nonya Style) My mother-in-law cooked this last night. It's so delicious. It's spicy and a little sourish. This gravy goes well with fish, prawns (shrimps), squid or crabs. Some of the vegetables like brinjal, large onion, lady's fingers or tomato can be added in this dish. Here's the recipe. Ingredients: 600g seafood 2 fresh tamarind (asam) pods 2 rounded tbsp tamarind (asam) pulp 850ml water 1 tbsp oil (opt) 2 tbsp sugar 3/4 tbsp salt REMPAH (Rempah is the Malay term for spices pounded together) 10 slices galangal (lengkuas) 1/2 thumb size knob turmeric (kunyit) 30 shallots (bawang merah) 4 red chillies 1 tbsp prawn (shrimp) paste (belacan) Preparation 1. Prepare the seafood. (If prawns are used, trim off the sharp feelers and legs then rinse). 2. Remove the hard outer shell of the tamarind pod. 3. Prepare the tamarind marinade. 4. Prepare the rempah. Peel the galangal, turmeric and shallots. Deseed (if preferred) then roughly chop the chillies. Very finely pound/blend the galangal and turmeric, then add and coarsely pound/blend the shallots, chillies and prawn paste. Method: 1. In a large pot, combine the rempah, tamarind marinade and fresh tamarind. 2. Bring to the boil and add the seafood and the oil (opt). Simmer until the meat is cooked (about 3-7 mins, depending on the seafood used). 3. Add sugar and salt to taste. 4. Serve with white rice. Note: How to prepare Tamarind Marinade. 1. In a bowl, combine the tamarind and water accourding to the amount listed in the recipe. 2. Using your fingers, rub the tamarind pulp off the seeds. 3. Strain the mixture through a sieve. Discard the seeds. Use as required. Hope you like this recipe. Enjoy! Similar posts: caribbean cooking classes easy non cooking recipes cooking holiday italy fun cooking games girls cooking temperature for roast beef very best cooking cooking classes harrisburg pa family fun cooking spice guide for cooking cooking made easy recipes |
COOKING EQUIPMENT UK. COOKING EQUIPMENT
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Cooking Equipment Uk. Chinese Vegetarian Cooking. Cooking Equipment Uk
Sutton Hoo Weapons The Sutton Hoo collection was uncovered from an 8th century Anglo-Saxon royal burial mound. The burial mound contained a giant boat, weapons, jewellery, cooking equipment, pottery, etc. So there was lots of stuff and information about the find. Because McDonald's really care about health and safety at work If you ran a busy fast food joint, with all manner of cooking equipment and vast amounts of fat sloshing about all over the place, why wouldn't you leave all the rubbish blocking the fire exit? Similar posts: smoked meat cooking times cooking for two healthy reality cooking shows canola cooking oil fda cooking temperatures 5 star cooking games cooking secrets find fatafeet cooking channel |
ROTISSERIE BEEF COOKING TIMES : ROTISSERIE BEEF
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ROTISSERIE BEEF COOKING TIMES : AMERICAN COOKING SCHOOLS : SAN FRANCISCO COOKING CLASS Rotisserie Beef Cooking Times
DSCN2144 OK, at 4 in the morning pictures started seeming unnecessary... The next shot is of the pig @ about 9am, 6 hours into cooking! He had been basted with a half-gallon of my special BBQ sauce & was coming along pretty well by this time! Cooking time Its a rainy day and couldn't get out with my camera, finding images from around the house. Similar posts: rahat cooking biryani new orleans cooking classes bethesda cooking school cooking oil for cars cooking bags reynolds cooking mama cook off walkthrough polish cooking |
COOKING SPIRAL CUT HAM : COOKING SPIRAL
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Cooking spiral cut ham : Waitress games and cooking games. Cooking Spiral Cut Ham
Ham+Swiss+Puff Pastry=Breakfast To continue with the rut.... I have been on a puff pastry kick. Grill up some spiral cut or ham steak in a cast iron skillet. Make sure it is nice and browned and some of the juice has run off. Snacking while cooking here is a must. Take a 3 X 3 square of puff pastry Stretch it to about 4.5 X 4.5 Place a piece of ham in the center of your puff, put a slice of swiss over it, pinch the corners together and fold the sides in to create an edge. Bake at 400 for about 12 min. Split Pea Soup My mother made pea soup when I was a kid, but I didn't like it very much. I was a finicky eater and the soup was green! I've changed. I used my leftover spiral cut ham and ham bone to make this delicious soup. I made some rye bread to compliment the soup. Similar posts: asian cooking supplies aprons cooking school jacksonville microwave cooking center make playdough without cooking south carolina cooking free cooking academy 2 full version download cooking cocaine with baking soda cooking fresh beans |
COOKING MAMA 2 GUIDE. 2 GUIDE
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Cooking Mama 2 Guide. Indian Microwave Cooking Video. Cooking Mama 2 Guide
Japanese Curry Rice i cooked it. do you wanna try? Similar posts: cooking light quiche real life cooking games food network cooking with the neelys cooking beef tenderloin steak canola oil cooking oil cooking mama three cooking seasonally |
DORA IS COOKING GAME - DORA IS
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Dora 1 The Dora 1 submarine bunker in Trondheim. Dora was the german phonetical code for D ( Drontheim). Built by Organization Todt in 1941 - 1943, this submarine bunker was planned to be a part of a gigantic german navy base, with three submarine bunkers and accomodation for 200.000 soldiers. Dora 1 is roughly 150x100 metres, with 3 metre thick walls and a 3,5 metre thick roof. The bunker is also the final resting place for 5 serbian workers who fell into the concrete during a work accident. Local urban legends say that there are supposedly hundreds of bodies in the walls, and that the workers were thrown into the concrete when they died or became sick, but that is just a legend. In fact, when the 5 workers died in the accident, the engineers spent a week calculating how much the bodies would compromize the building. Dora Dora is a new puppy that my brother and his partner adopted. She is even cuter than any picture can say. She looks like a living, breathing stuffed animal. Similar posts: play real cooking games playing cooking game potato microwave cooking cooking eggs over easy red wine for cooking valentines cooking ideas preparing kidneys for cooking singles cooking class |
COOKING TIMES FOR LOBSTER : FOR LOBSTER
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Cooking Times For Lobster : Speed Cooking Ovens. Cooking Times For Lobster
Homemade Lobster Bisque One of my favourite soups of all time, the lobster bisque. It’s packed full of deep rich lobster flavor (as it should) and is the perfect start to any winter night. I’ve always thought it was really hard to make, but recently I decided to give it a try. I love lobster, either sitr-fried, boiled or grilled. There’s just something about the taste, flavour and texture that makes it unique. But what happens to the shell once you’re finished devouring the tasty meat? Usually trash. Ah ha, but there’s where this recipe shines. Surely, there must be a better send off for the shells than the trash. Indeed, my lobster bisque is made from leftover lobster shells. Of course, logically, it would make sense to use lobster shell + meat that has not been previously cooked/seasoned, but it just seems such a waste not extract every last drop of flavor out of these sea treasures. So here’s how I make the bisque: 1. gather lobster shells from leftovers (either from stir-fried, boiled or grilled lobster) 2. put the shells in a large pot 3. simmer at medium heat for a couple of hours until a layer of “redness” forms in the bisque 4. remove the shells, concentrate the bisque on high heat 5. add carrots + celery (optional) 6. add butter + cream, season to taste 7. add brandy (optional) 8. serve with lobster meat + cream Of course, this is a simplified version of lobster bisque. Bisque recipes usually include “liquidizing” the shells in a liquidizer/blender. The liquidizer step adds every last drop of flavor into the bisque and, more importantly, the intense red/orange color for the bisque. But until I get a liquidizer, this simplified version will have to do for now! PS: I sometimes do steps 1-4 to make a concentrated lobster sauce that I can save for later to use in a seafood risotto or pasta! Shrimp with Lobster Sauce (Ha T'zee Lung Ha Joing: Canton) Served This is really Lobster Cantonese with Shrimp substitued. That's where lobster sauce comes from.. It's a combination of chicken broth, eggs, ground pork, fermented black beans, soy sauce, dark soy sauce, sherry, cornstarch, chicken stock, sugar, garlic, and ginger, all rolled up into my favorite Chinese dish. Notice that it isn't clear like cheap takeout places. I've been eating and enjoying it for as long as I can remember. My parents took my brothers and me to Philadelphia's Chinatown a few times a month to a little restaurant called the Shanghai Garden. This is where my love affair with Chinese cuisine started, ,and where I learned to eat with chopsticks. These were some of my fondest memories and when I cook Chinese food now, it truly takes Comfort Food to a new level! Similar posts: cooking mama game tri tip cooking times brat cooking games cooking boneless ham cooking meat beef cooking guide tv cooking |
POTATO COOKING TIPS : COOKING TIPS
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Potato cooking tips : Cooking schools usa Potato Cooking Tips
Potato Salad with Sweet Corn When I got my very 1st bite on it raw in the middle of the forest of Mount Irau, I immediately fall for it. Never in my life did I know it tastes absolutely juicy and sweet. I swear by the trees, and the moss, and the mud. I then bought the sweet corns at one of the stalls at RM10 for 7 cobs. I do not know what should I do with it from the start in order to finish it within a week till I had lunch with Abner this afternoon. We came across an Indian grocery shop with loads of pretty nice potatoes laying on a big wooden tray. I picked about 4 potatoes, 1 onion and a cucumber. Yeah, I'm gonna make potato salad. Plus sweet corn. Mmm... mmm... So once I got home, I boiled some water in a saucepan and dumped in the washed potatoes. I waited for about 20 minutes to cook, then took them out from the heat and set aside to cool. While waiting, i played with this little-naughty-Meagan. Tik-tok-tik-tok... and I believe it's ready to peel the skins off the potatoes. Using a fork, I pressed and mashed it in a big bowl. Diced and lightly chop-chop the onion and cucumber. Set aside. And now it's time for cutting corn kernels. Hold the stem end of the husked ear of corn and rest the tip on the bottom. Use a sharp knife to cut off corn kernels into a bowl. Mix the diced onion, cucumber and corn kernels with the mashed potato. Add a pinch of salt to taste. Empty a small bottle (130g) of Japanese Kewpie Mayonnaise, mix well and refrigerate for few hours. Voila ~ Am keeping it for tomorrow's breakfast. Have a good yum-yum sleep y'all !! ~ Melle Week #5 Theme : Everyday Life This week's theme from the 52? weeks of 2009 group is 'Everyday Life' so I was looking for the mundane and although I enjoy cooking it is something I have to do each day. During the week I try and cook something in one pot that I prepare prior to doing the school run and is ready when we get home, these garlic cloves were part of the Curried Carrot and Sweet Potato Soup we had today, hearty winter cooking :-) Tip - after you've chopped the garlic rinse your hands in cool water and then rub them on your stainless steel taps, it gets rid of the garlicky smell. Similar posts: french cooking classes london cooking tuna on the grill cooking oil storage container academy cooking online cooking enthusiast catalogue cooking games online to play online girl cooking games only |
INDIAN COOKING POTS : INDIAN COOKING
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INDIAN COOKING POTS : CHINESE COOKING TECHNIQUES Indian Cooking Pots
Cook Indian City Life 2011... Delhi A chef prepares food in a giant cooking vat in one of the city's Sikh temples where food is prepared and given out for free to the poor. Cooking starts early int he day and continues all day and late into the evening. Visitors are invited to help out. First Nations Cooking Pot At Government House, Victoria, with the following note "This hand cast seal pot used by the West Coast Indians for cooking 1880-1890". Now does that mean they cooked seals in it? Similar posts: celebrity cooking lessons night cooking classes academy cooking online cooking courses newcastle cooking pizza grill cooking conversions cups grams leveling cooking and fishing to 450 cooking without fat cooking with stainless steel pans cooking xmas dinner |
JAPANESE COOKING BLOG. JAPANESE COOKING
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Japanese Cook Day Cooking TaroYaki (I believe that is what it was called). Octopus egg dumplings. Picture courtesy of Tyler Mushrooms king © Please don't use this picture on websites, blogs or other media without my permission Similar posts: radio cooking show aion cooking guide south indian cooking blog taste of home healthy cooking cookbook houston cooking lessons easy cooking videos mccain pizza cooking instructions lets get cooking recipes cooking turkey in roaster mexican cooking styles |
TV COOKING PROGRAMMES - TV COOKING
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14 Aug 2008: 4/366 Donnerstag Home, Germany Watching late-night TV with Benny. Every night from 11:15 - 12:15 is "Internationale Highlights" on the German cooking channel called TV Gusto. They repeat the same shows for years. I believe the Ainsley Harriet Gourmet Express program I was watching was from 2004. I've seen it about 18 times. And I still watch it. That one hour is the only time english cooking programs are shown. At least it wasn't Chefs at Sea. They've been re-running that for about 5 years now. I've seen it about 30 times. Yea, it's the little things. Going shopping We went to the Badger Farm Sainsburys, Finn chose to take his red shopping basket. Here he was captivated by massive TV screens showing a cooking programme (it involved butter, sugar and lots of eggs and mixing, which he likes a lot). At home we still have an old-fashioned TV, which is good as when he wipes his nose on it the bogies are easy to clean off with some Windowlene and a tissue. Similar posts: peanut oil cooking cooking pork tenderloin on the grill cooking skill calc cooking without sugar cooking without fat all fun cooking games lets get cooking new cool cooking games cooking by the seat of my pants cooking games 4 girls |
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Pulled Brisket Tacos with Roasted Tomatillo Salsa Ingredients: Tortillas: 2 cups masa harina (Mexican corn flour) 1 ? cup warm water 2 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons oil or butter (optional) For the Tomatillo Salsa 1 ? pounds fresh tomatillo or 3 11-oz. cans tomatillo 5 fresh serrano chiles 3 cloves garlic, unpeeled 1 yellow onion, peeled and quartered ? cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped 1 large white onion, coarsely chopped 2 teaspoons coarse salt For Tacos: Instructions Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl and stir with a wooden spoon until the mixture forms into a ball. Turn the dough onto a lightly floured surface, such as a cutting board or your counter top. Knead the dough for 3 to 4 minutes until it becomes smooth and no longer sticky. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and allow the dough to rest at for about ? hour. Divide the tortilla dough into 10 equal size pieces. Keep the dough covered as you work. Take one piece and roll it between your hands to form a ball. Open the tortilla press and lay a piece of plastic wrap on the bottom of the press. Sit the ball of dough on the plastic wrap and flatten the dough by pressing down on it with the palm of your hand. Now lay a second piece of plastic wrap on top of the dough. Close the press and press down firmly a few times until the tortilla is flattened. The tortilla should be thin and round. Cook the tortillas in a cast iron or non stick skillet. You can cook them dry or use a small amount of oil. For Salsa: Preheat broiler. If using fresh tomatillo, remove husks and rinse under warm water to remove stickiness. If using canned tomatillo, drain and measure out 2 cups. Broil chiles, garlic, yellow onion and fresh tomatillo (if using canned, skip broiling it) on the rack of a broiler pan set 1 to 2 inches from the heat, turning once with tongs, until the tomatillo are softened and slightly charred, about 7 minutes. Place all the roasted ingredients except salt in a food processor or blender and pulse until the mixture is finely chopped then transfer to a serving bowl. Add in the chopped white onion and cilantro and stir. Season to taste with salt. May be served warm or chilled for later use. Polenta Lasagna SIX SERVINGS @ 8 Points each Prep Time: 30 min Cook Time: 15 min 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil One 6-ounce bag baby spinach Salt One 8-ounce package sliced mushrooms, preferably cremini Two 18-ounce tubes prepared polenta, sliced crosswise into 1/3-inch rounds 8 to 10 ounces goat or feta cheese, crumbled 1 jarred roasted red pepper, chopped 3/4 cup jarred marinated artichoke hearts, drained and chopped 1/2 pound fresh mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced One 14.5-ounce can diced tomatoes, drained 1. Preheat the oven to 375°. In a large skillet, heat 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium heat. Add the spinach, season with salt and cook for about 1 minute. Transfer to a clean kitchen towel and wring the towel to squeeze out the liquid. Chop the spinach and set aside. 2. Wipe the skillet, add 1 tablespoon olive oil and heat over medium-high heat. Add the mushrooms, season with salt and cook, stirring, for 8 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. 3. Wipe the skillet, add the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil and heat over high heat. Working in batches, fry the polenta rounds until golden, about 5 minutes per side. Line the bottom of a 7-by-11-inch baking dish with half the fried polenta. 4. In a bowl, combine the reserved spinach and the goat cheese. Spread half the cheese mixture over the polenta in the baking dish. Scatter the mushrooms and red pepper on top. Cover with the remaining polenta rounds. Top with the remaining cheese mixture, the artichokes, mozzarella and tomatoes. Bake until the mozzarella melts, about 15 minutes. Let set for 15 minutes before serving Balty's additions: I added an extra bag of spinach and threw some onions in while cooking the mushrooms. I used feta - but I think I'll use goat cheese next time since I think the feta and the artichokes made the lasagna a bit too "briney" for my taste. We loved it though and will make it again. I put it through the recipe builder and it is 8 pts a serving. Similar posts: camping cooking set cooking with mama online free realistic cooking games cooking pilau rice cooking stores online night cooking classes cooking with soy sauce rachael ray cooking contest cooking fun games |