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Salmon-potato-carrot hash on leaf lettuce dressed with a lemon-apple vinaigrette Yesterday's delivery of organic vegetables from our local CSA farm included some beautiful carrots and new potatoes, which made me immediately think of a hash. I diced the root vegetables and started cooking them in olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat for the base for a hash. I added salt, freshly ground pepper, garlic, and sliced green onion for seasoning. After the carrots and potatoes were cooked through and browned, I added some leftover wild-caught Alaskan coho salmon that I had grilled a few nights ago; this I diced coarsely and cooked until just heated (you don't want to overcook salmon). I served the hash over fresh leaf lettuce (also from our farm subscription) and dressed with a vinaigrette made from extra-virgin olive oil, raw organic apple-cider vinegar, and lemon juice. I finished the dish with a good, coarse grind of black pepper from the pepper mill. sausage hash terrible pic, but this was delicious so I wanted to preserve my thoughtlessly assembled "recipe". 1 smoked sausage, sliced 2 medium potatoes, cubed, not peeled some chopped onion chopped red pepper chopped green pepper garlic fry it all up in cooking oil (add potatoes first and meat last), medium heat. I added salt, cracked pepper, and a load of spices at this point because I have too much spice for my spice rack, but it's not necessary. fry until every thing is crispy and potatoes are fully cooked, then toss with spicy mustard. omg this was so tasty it's going to become a new staple of my diet. takes about ten minutes, including chopping. See also: cooking for boys vegetarian indian cooking recipes roast duck cooking times cooking turkey in roaster cooking process cooking textbooks cooking with paula cooking recipes pasta |
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Barney's Foodies will love this year’s display designed by Simon Doonan in partnership with the Food Network, The Cooking Channel and Illycaffe. Entitled “Have a Foodie Holiday,” the display features caricatures of favorite chefs like Julia Child, Bobby Flay, Martha Stewart and Guy Fieri, and the store will feature corresponding products whose sales will benefit the Food Bank of New York City. Plus, students at The East Harlem School got in on the action by creating paintings of their favorite chefs—the paintings are now on sale as a fundraiser for the school. Barney's, 660 Madison Avenue. (Photo by Andrew Schwartz) Eggs. The night before my International Relations midterm I had dreams about the cooking channel. I'm weird sometimes. See also: meatloaf temperature cooking cooking pressure cooker south bay cooking school cooking in the civil war cooking mama play game cooking games new 2011 where does cooking oil come from |
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Into the freezer.. 1. Peel your apple, and remove half of the flesh and chop into small pieces; place chopped apple in a medium sized bowl. 2. Remove cream cheese and chop into small chunks and place into bowl with apple; this will be your filling. 3. Add crumbled/grated cheese to the filling along with the pesto; stir well until you have a thick paste. 4. Take your first raw chicken breast and place a tablespoon of filling in the center, curling the chicken around the filling. Hold the chicken breast curled up (ends face down) and take a piece of prosciutto to curl around the breast length wise. Place your first chicken breast into a tight Tupperware container (these containers should only hold 2 breasts to ensure they stay together). 5. Repeat this procedure for the remaining 3 chicken breasts; squeezing the chicken into the Tupperware ensures everything will set in place. 6. Sprinkle breadcrumb/quinoa and pecan meal mixture on top of chicken lightly, along with the dried sage. 7. Place lids on Tupperware and store in freezer before cooking. 8. Chicken must be FULLY frozen before you begin the cooking process, plan to leave about 6 hours before cooking these (I usually make extra to have them on hand). 9. To cook, preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Chicken breasts should be evenly spaced out on a pan of parchment paper. Drizzle olive oil over each chicken breast and cover pan with foil to prevent the top of the chicken from burning before internal temperature reaches 160 degrees F. 10. To crisp up top of chicken breast, remove foil from top of the plan and put on broil for a minute (or until brown). Do NOT leave the chicken breasts unattended while you are broiling the top to crisp. **I don't have pictures of the finished product yet, mine are still in the freezer currently. dinner. 1lb penne 6 roasted bell peppers (3 red, 3 yellow), chopped head of garlic, minced coupla tbsp crushed red pepper 3 large chicken breasts fist full of basil, chiffonaded salt, pepper, all that good stuff whatever you'd like to season your chicken with olive oil 3 tbsp unsalted butter about 8 roma tomatoes, peeled and seeded, chopped a cup or so of heavy cream about that of fresh grated parmesan a bottle of pinot grigio In a large skillet coated with olive oil, saute seasoned chicken breasts until nice and brown(they don't have to be fully done. They'll cook more later. Just get the outside lookin right.) Remove from pan and bring oil back down to room temperature. Add butter to pan. Add garlic, pepper flakes, and the salt you hopefully used to help mince that to the room temperature oil. Bring up to low heat, cook for about 5 minutes. Deglaze pan with pinot grigio. While that is bubbling away, chop up your chicken, peppers, tomatoes and basil. Add them to the pan, along with your cream. Bring a large pot of water, oil, salt to boil. Add pasta. Stir parmesan into sauce. When pasta is just shy of al dente, add to sauce. Turn heat all the way up, and allow the sauce to thicken with the pasta for about a minute. Serve, top with a little more parmesan. Yum :) See also: free cooking books indian cooking masala taste of cooking magazine fun games of cooking whole foods cooking school dora cooking cucina leveling cooking and fishing to 450 cooking class brisbane math and cooking |
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DSC 5305 Elevens Zambia take comments from the judges for their repackaged cooking oil product. On 16th May 2011, Kukula Capital Plc launched a 45 million Kwacha worth business idea competition. The competition was aimed at finding business ideas that will create the most sustainable growth in Zambia. The grand finale took place on 14th June, 2011 at Roma Park in Lusaka. DSC 5308 Elevens Zambia was awarded second prize for their repackaged cooking oil product. On 16th May 2011, Kukula Capital Plc launched a 45 million Kwacha worth business idea competition. The competition was aimed at finding business ideas that will create the most sustainable growth in Zambia. The grand finale took place on 14th June, 2011 at Roma Park in Lusaka. See also: cooking class tucson cooking corn beef in a crock pot cooking enthusiast catalogue healthy cooking video only new cooking games measuring cup cooking cooking with betty crocker cooking broccoli on stove cooking workshop |
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Zoe Ball 14/22 PICT0516 Zoe Ball From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Zoe Louise Ball (born 23 November 1970 in Blackpool, Lancashire) is an English television and radio personality, most famous for becoming the first female host of the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show and for her earlier work presenting 1990s kids show Live & Kicking. Zoe Ball Born 23 November 1970 (1970-11-23) (age 39) Blackpool, Lancashire, England Occupation Presenter Spouse(s) Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim) Children Woody Ball and Nelly May Lois Cook Parents Johnny Ball TV career The daughter of children's TV presenter Johnny Ball, Zoe Ball grew up in Farnham Common, Buckinghamshire and was educated at a convent school and a sixth form college. She joined the Young Theatre at Beaconsield where she trained as an actor. Her first TV appearance was as a child in the studio audience of Saturday morning children's show Saturday Superstore, on which her father was appearing as a guest. She began her television career as a runner at Granada Television and researcher on BSkyB. She worked as a researcher for quiz shows for two years. Her presenting jobs have included hosting The Big Breakfast and The Priory on Channel 4, BBC One's Saturday morning children's programme Live & Kicking and pre-school programme Playdays. Between 1996 and 1998 she was a regular presenter on Top of the Pops usually alternating with fellow presenters and DJs Jayne Middlemiss and Jo Whiley. The three only ever presented together once on Christmas Day 1997. Between 1999 and 2001, she was a co-host with Jamie Theakston on Friday night chat/music show The Priory, which was commissioned by Chris Evans then production company Ginger Productions. Despite initial strong ratings, the show failed to capitalise on this despite the demise of TFI Friday (also a Ginger production) and figures slowly dropped. A fourth series was never commissioned, while today the show is remembered by many as a failed attempt to emulate TFI Friday's success, including the time slot it once occupied. Despite the shows relative failure, fans of the former UK Play spoof interviews show Rock Profile, often recall creators (and future stars of Little Britain) Matt Lucas and David Walliams appearance on the show as Danny and Noel from Hear'Say, in which they constantly sung "Monday, Monday" after Jamie asked them a question. As Jamie was the interviewer on Rock Profile, he as a result reprised his role from that show. Ball then co-hosted the 2002 BRIT Awards with Frank Skinner, following which motherhood meant that she took less TV work. In 2005 after co-hosting the BBC reality show Strictly Dance Fever, Ball became a contestant on series 3 of its sister show Strictly Come Dancing, partnering with Ian Waite. Ball and Waite ranked third place. At the end of 2006, Ball co-hosted ITV1's Extinct, with Sir Trevor McDonald. In January 2007, she presented the second series of ITV1's Soapstar Superstar, taking over from Fern Britton and Ben Shephard, who hosted the first series. In March 2007, she hosted ITV talent search Grease Is the Word. Ball is set to feature alongside Jamie Theakston once again in Channel 5's upcoming TV quiz series, Britain's Best Brain, which is set to air in October 2009. Radio career Although known primarily for her TV work, Ball first became a major British celebrity in radio, after she was recruited to co-host the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show in October 1997 with Kevin Greening. She eventually graduated to become the sole host — the first female DJ to do so. At this time, her hard-drinking, hard-partying antics contributed to the identification of the so-called "ladette culture" of the late 1990s. She later notoriously re-created the naked pose on a backturned chair made famous by Christine Keeler when doing an interview and spread with SKY magazine. Ball left BBC Radio 1 in March 2000 to raise a family. Her final breakfast show was on 30 March 2000, and she was succeeded by Sara Cox. Though regarded as professional, Ball twice received a BBC warning for swearing on the radio — first when she used the word "bastard" while being interviewed by Chris Evans during his stint on the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show (she was publicising her appointment to The Big Breakfast at the time); then, as host of the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show, for using the expression "fucking brilliant" to describe a night out she had. She returned to radio in mid 2002 when she joined London rock station XFM, where she presented the Weekday Drivetime show until December 2003 and then in January 2004 took over a Friday evening music show for the station. She also stood in for Ricky Gervais while he filmed the second series of The Office. She eventually left XFM at the end of 2004. In September 2007, she celebrated 40 years of Radio 1 by hosting a show with Sara Cox. Since 2006 she has provided relief presenting duties for BBC Radio 2, fronting specialist documenta Rag picker on railway tracks A young 'railway child' boy, about twelve years old, in the middle of his workday. He must walk on the dangerous railway tracks to get the “best pick.” Being barefoot quickens his steps. With one sack full, he is very hopeful to fill the other sack The much acclaimed movie ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ shows the harsh, raw, underbelly of the Indian city, Mumbai. Yet it is in many ways the simple story about hope, dreams and celebrating the spirit of people living in abject poverty that has made this movie such a global phenomenon. This spirit is beautifully captured in this series of photographs, which were exhibited at DFID in London this week. ‘Street Dreams’ tells the story of the lives of millions of kids living in slums, who have simple dreams – of warmth at night, of a hot, cooked meal, or a place to call home. It is a story of those who dare to dream, of going to school, of a job, and a future not like the present. The photographs are by a former ‘railway child’, Vicky Roy. Now 21 years old, he has (with a little development assistance) become a talented, internationally recognised professional photographer. His journey has been incredible and no less inspiring than little ‘Jamal’, the main character portrayed in Slumdog Millionaire. Vicky left his home in West Bengal in 1999 at the age of 11 and came to Delhi. He spent his first night alone at the New Delhi Railway station. In the morning he joined a group of children working on the station as a rag picker and started collecting plastic bottles. He spent 6 months living at the railway station. He was bullied by older boys and decided to leave the station and work in a roadside food stall. He was then rescued by an NGO, which enrolled him to a school and gave him shelter. Vicky developed interest in photography and then went on to train under a visiting British photographer, Dixie Benjamin. Subsequently DFID supported Vicky to put-up his first solo exhibition in Delhi in 2007. Since then his works have been exhibited extensively in India, England and South Africa. In 2008 he won a prestigious scholarship and mentorship program by the US based Maybach Foundation (www.maybach.org), whereby he will work for 6 months on the photo documentation of the reconstruction of the World Trade Centre (WTC) in New York. Out of numerous applications, from all over the world, Vicky is among the four participants and the only one from South Asia. 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My three month Vacation Hey everyone well its been longer than 3 months since I said hello... I know. Just thought I'd give a little update of what's been going on if by some odd chance that someone would be interested to know what I've been up to. So I left sweet Hawaii on August 13th to go on my first LONG vacation (when I say vacation this time I'm serious I practically only relaxed and had loads of fun) First country I visited my Grandmother and many more family relatives in Germany for couple hours, then we drove down to stay with relatives in Switzerland for a week. After that I took the train to Austria where I spent the night at a convent and made friends with some wonderful nuns (BTW they never heard of "Sound of Music"). Went back to Munich, Germany and stayed there with relatives for a month, I finally got to experience the REAL Oktoberfest. In October I had to leave my lovely family in Germany to go to an amazing PSI Life Success seminar in San Fransisco, After that week I stayed with a best friend of mine who lived near SF we had an awesome time. Visiting my aunt and uncle in Mexico was next. Took a plane down to Cabo San Lucas for two weeks, and I got to experience how it must feel like to be a celebrity, everyone staring at you or begging for your attention. Then my aunt and I headed down to Guatalajara but mainly Manzanillo for 2 weeks. That was gorgeous and wonderful, the picture above is of me in the shore of the beach right in front of our hotel. I will always remember the time I had and if you ever have the time you should defiantly take a nice long worry free trip like this, I feel like a new and exciting person ready to take any obstacle/challenge that comes my way. So... what have you been up to? vacation cruise ship bahamas vacation cruise ship bahamas , nassau, thebahamas .www cruise ships water sea harbour sky boats liner See also: cooking xmas dinner cooking with anne leveling guide cooking tuscany cooking class daily cooking games cooking games fast food cooking with truffle gourmet cooking for dummies |
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Cooking Class Our German friend, Sabrina, getting cooking tips from Aaron's roomate, Mark. in whites i'm taking a cooking class - here i am all ready for class See also: healthy cooking book cooking conversions cups grams indian cooking masala cooking classes in salt lake city indian cooking terms ny cooking schools rahat cooking book cooking mamma 3 cooking collards southern style |
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green rez article The Green Resolutions Ride meets on Saturday February 23, at 10:30 AM at the Silver Lake Recreation Center Park. The first stop on the Expedition route is the Silver Lake Farmer’s Market where riders will meet Amy Bowen and become acquainted with reasons for supporting local farmer’s markets. From there, we’ll quickly cruise over to the Eco-Home and embark on a self-guided tour of this ongoing living research center, followed by a group Q&A with the homestead owner. On the way back, we’ll swing by the Bicycle Kitchen and introduce people to this energetic community-run bike repair space, and meet with some of the “cooks" that help create bike-magic at the Kitchen. Day 312 ~ August, 10th '10 I have been making kneading-free bread for the past few days. It is terribly easy and terrific-ly good!! So, if you have 2mins to spare, get your flour out!! new dora cooking games See also: pillsbury pizza pops cooking instructions cooking school dallas texas cooking advice car cooking games the best cooking book cooking silverside roast corporate cooking class sydney |
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The Feast All 10 courses cooked by yours truly. Clockwise from left: Stuffed baby peppers and aubergines, trio of roast meats (belly pork, duck and soy chicken), steamed whole lemon sole, braised dried oysters and black sea moss, fish maw and pig's liver, salted belly pork and arrowhead, hakka pork (with the plate over it), green veg (gai lan), brasied chicken and shitake mushrooms, steamed pork and taro. Whole Fish A whole red stnapper that appeared to me at Whole Foods in Glendale; I have wanted to cook a whole fish for some time! Here I stuffed and grilled this whole fish; but I forgot to rub the grill with an onion so the skin stuck and it fell apart some. But it tasted alright! See also: cooking ca moist cooking methods daily cooking with samina jalil cooking school games best cooking olive oil aluminum cooking danger cooking measurement conversion |
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Plenty of wontons for everyone! Homemade shrimp wontons in homemade egg drop soup. Recipe for Shrimp Wontons 10 large shrimp (cooked and chopped/diced) 3 scallions/green onions (thinly sliced) 1/4 cup diced water chestnuts 2 tsp. black bean garlic sauce 2 tsp. olive oil 1/2 tsp. toasted sesame oil wonton skins 4 cups vegetable broth (can substitute chicken broth) Heat olive oil in skillet. Add shrimp, scallions, and water chestnuts until warmed through. Add black bean sauce and sautee until other ingredients are coated evenly. Remove from heat and put in a bowl to cool. Mix in sesame seed oil. While you're making the actual wontons, put the vegetable stock on the stove to heat in a large pot. Bring to a simmer and allow it to remain that way. After mixture cools, put mixture, approximately one teaspoon at a time, into the center of a wonton skin. Using your fingers, wet the edges of the wonton, and then fold one corner to one corner, creating a triangle. Press down the edges to seal up the filling into the wonton skin. Then wet the corners on the folded edge and bring into the center, sealing one corner to the other. Repeat this until finished. While you're doing this, put the completed wontons onto a dish lined with a piece of parchment paper, and don't pile the wontons on top of one another. Once you've constructed all of the wontons, place 6 into the simmering vegetable stock, and cook until they float to the top and are translucent. Remove from stock and set aside. Repeat until all wontons are cooked. Recipe for Egg Drop Soup 32 oz. of Chicken Broth 1 tsp. soy sauce 1 scallion/green onion, sliced thin 2 large eggs, lightly beaten. Bring chicken broth and soy sauce to a simmer in a large pot. Lightly mix the scallions into the egg. Once chicken broth is simmering, slowly begin drizzling the egg and scallion mixture into the broth while stirring the contents of the pot (use either a fork or chopsticks). Continue doing so until all of the egg mixture has been added. Allow to cook for about a minute, while still stirring, to set the eggs. Add wontons into the soup after the egg has set. -------------------------- Now, I actually used a new chicken broth that made this taste really yummy. It's College Inn brand, and it's Thai Coconut Curry broth. Their description: "Chicken broth infused with a blend of coconut, curry, garlic and coriander flavors." It really added a richness of flavor to the soup that probably wouldn't have been there otherwise. Tea Eggs cooking Tea egg (Traditional Chinese: ???; Pinyin: cha ye dan; literally "tea leaf egg") is a typical Chinese savory snack commonly sold by street vendors or in night markets in most Chinese communities throughout the world. In Taiwan, tea eggs are a fixture of convenience stores. Through 7-Eleven chains alone, an average of 40 million tea eggs are sold per year. The price of tea eggs in convenience stores also serve as an important price index. In north-east China and Hong Kong, tea eggs are often privately made and sold; one might also see street vendors cooking and selling steaming-hot tea eggs. In Shanghai, tea eggs are sold by both convenience stores and private street vendors, where the tea eggs are often cooked together with dried tofu. Tea eggs are simply hard-boiled egg that have been further stewed in a salted tea liquid. Other flavourings such as soy sauce and Chinese five-spice powder are often added as well. The egg is actually boiled twice. After the first boiling, when the insides are harder, the shell of each egg is lightly cracked without peeling. The eggs are then further boiled, which both lets the flavour of the tea into the egg and colours the surface egg white with a blurry cracked pattern that is somewhat reminiscent of marble. This process takes anywhere between one and three hours. The tea used in making tea eggs are usually low in quality but high in dark-brown tannins. Green tea is considered too bitter for the use of making tea eggs. Most commonly in Hong Kong Pu-erh tea is used, but it can be substituted with black tea. Typical ingredients for the stewing liquid include: Oolong tea leaves Minced black tea leaves Star anise Sichuan peppers Soy sauce Salt Sugar See also: easy kids cooking recipes twisted cooking mama2 cooking helpful hints cooking ca cedar planks cooking cooking on granite cooking baking night cooking classes |
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Blacksmith Beach - Cooking In The Dark 23rd December 2007 - I thought I would take a picture of my friend and I, while we were doing this. We caught fish during the day, while we were on the trip, and our motel didn't have any cooking facilities that we had easy access to. So being the genius my friend was, he came up with the great idea of shooting off down to the beach to use the barbeque there. Funnily enough, there were no lights in the designated cooking area. So for the most part we were cooking pasta, and fish, in the dark. Luckily though my friend did come prepared with some head mounted lights. Something that I will never forget! wooble This is from a cookbook called "Shortcut Cooking" printed in 1969. It's all about quick meals and cooking ideas for leftovers. Yikes! Featured here: "Easy perfection salad" See also: cooking class vacation solar cooking pot cooking curry games cooking frozen hamburger patties outdoor cooking cooking for busy people vegetarian cooking courses |
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food is my medicine Andy was so nice as to bring me the groceries. I think it might be quite interesting to look at the list and see each element why is there. The assumption is that i will use food to get better. Raw food that can get bad, but eating it before it gets bad. Since food is going to be my medicine, i'll rather buy too much than not enough. list: 6/8 bio eggs. 2 carpaccio, 2 bio chicken breast. 3 bushes of celery. 2 packs of bio oranges and 1 of lemon. 2 yogurt intero DEMETER. 2 finger of ginger. The eggs are there to feed my jing. That which is lost through no sleep, sex and illness. I will drink them raw and the fresher they are the more jing they contain. So i chucked out the old ones and bought new ones. Carpaccio is raw meat from young cow. Is not bio so by being young will have less poison in the body. This i need to rebuild the cells. I will not fight the virus but rebuild my body faster than is being attacked. Virus mainly attack old and sick cells. Like wolves in nature. I am the whole body. The whole environment. I will use the virus! Yes. I also eat chicken raw. And is delicious. This is generally used when one has fever and pain. But i don't remember why. When i'm ill my body asks for white meat. It has to be bio as chicken are given many hormones. Meat and eggs acidify the body. Celery juice is needed to make it more alkiline, thus balanced. It is juiced to avoid it cleaning the guts. Since gut bacteria are needed to digest raw meat. Get the celery not in juice form, while in raw meat diet, and you are asking to have your digestion blocked. Counterintuive but true. Oranges are there for the vitamin c. Lemon kill excessive bacteria. I am not sure that yogurt is a good idea. As it cools the body. But better to have it than to feel you would want it. Ginger is there to warm the body. What is missing is: raw butter and unheated honey. Raw cream and raw milk. None of those can be found at a normal grocery store. I have butter and honey and i will mix it and use it to sooth the throat, lubricate the body, get energy and get warm. The cream cannot be found. But i might travel to a neighboring farm to get the milk. Milk is just great in those cases, but this has antibiotics plus the small cows are fed with cooked milk. Not good. Let the party beguin! ????? - Tori-Jaga Niku-jaga (literally meat&potatoes) seems to be one of those basic home-cookin' meals in Japan that everyone's mom makes (and everyone's mom probably makes a little differently). When I mentioned it in the past to a friend, he paused and announced with a bit of surprise that he'd never tried any niku-jaga other than his mother's. =) It's a delicious, savory sweet, stick on your bones and warm your soul kinda' dish, and it's pretty darn easy too. Perfect for the chilly months comin' up. I've only made it once before, and have never tried anyone's mum's, so I'm not even quite sure how it "should" to taste. But! I tried making it tonight with chicken breast instead (hence the "tori" jaga). The original beef jaga worked better for me, as the meat stayed more tender while it all cooked down. Perhaps dark meat would be worth a shot, as this ended up a little dry. It was still pretty darn tasty though. Particularly after a long trek through a chilly city. I half ogled, half winged-it, but here's the general idea of the way I tried making it here: Makes 2 Servings Ingredients: ~200g chicken breast (cut into bite size pieces) 1/2 large Japanese carrot (perhaps 1 whole American carrot) 1/2 - 1 onion 1 - 2 potatoes Shirataki noodles 1/2 - 1 small package Peas (optional) Soy Sauce - 2 tbs Dashi - 1 cup (about a half teaspoon powder to a cup of water) Mirin - 1 tbs Cooking Sake - 1 tbs Sugar - 1-2 tbs Peel the vegetables and cut into large hearty chunks. Slice the onion like you'd cut a pie, so you end up with nice wedges of onion slices. Thoroughly rinse the shirataki to help get rid of some of the smell, and slice into shorter length pieces. Put a little oil in a pan and cook the chicken until it turns color. Add the vegetables. Add all of the seasonings and the shirataki. Turn heat to low and cook until potatoes are tender and the sauce has boiled down significantly. Sprinkle some peas over the top and allow them to thaw/cook for a minute or two. And you're done! Yum. =) See also: cooking games that you can play list cooking spices cooking class richmond addicting cooking games online hash cooking cooking onions in microwave cooking porketta roast cooking games chinese only girls cooking games |
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Beer Cheese Soup POINTS® Value: 3 Servings: 12 Preparation Time: 20 min Cooking Time: 0 min Level of Difficulty: Moderate Course: main meals Ingredients 10 oz sourdough bread, cubed 10 sprays cooking spray 2 cup onion(s), diced 12 oz light beer 2 clove garlic clove(s), minced 4 cup fat-free chicken broth, divided 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 2 cup 2% reduced fat milk 1 1/4 cup low-fat shredded cheddar cheese, (5oz) 1/4 tsp black pepper 1/4 cup chives, chopped Instructions Preheat oven to 450. Arrange bread cubes in a single layer on a jelly-roll pan; coat bread cubes with cooking spray. Bake at 450 for 10 minutes or until toasted. Set aside. Heat a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Coat pan with cooking spray. Add onion; saute 4 minutes. Add garlic; saute 1 minute. Stir in beer; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer 20 minutes or until onion is very tender. Place beer mixture and 1 cup broth in a blender. Remove center piece of blender lid (to allow steam to escape); secure blender lid on blender. Place a clean towel over opening in blender lid (to avoid splatters). Blend until smooth. Return pureed mixture to pan. Stir in remaining 3 cups broth; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes. Lightly spoon flour into a dry measuring cup; level with a knife. Combine flour and 1 cup milk, stirring with a whisk until smooth. Add flour mixture and remaining 1 cup milk to pan; cook 12 minutes or until slightly thickened. Remove pan from heat. Gradually add cheese, stirring until smooth. Stir in pepper. Serve with bread cubes and chives. Yield: 12 servings (serving size: about 2/3 cup soup, about 1 ounce bread cubes, and 1 teaspoon chives) CALORIES 172(28% from fat); FAT 5.4g (sat 3.2g,mono 0.6g,poly 0.2g); PROTEIN 8.1g; CHOLESTEROL 16mg; CALCIUM 165mg; SODIUM 371mg; FIBER 1.6g; IRON 1.1mg; CARBOHYDRATE 22.9g Toad in a Hole Toad in a Hole POINTS® Value: 6 Servings: 8 Preparation Time: 15 min Cooking Time: 30 min Level of Difficulty: Easy Course: main meals Ingredients 1 pound raw turkey sausage 2 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 tsp table salt 2 egg 2 1/4 cup buttermilk 1/4 cup shredded fat-free cheddar cheese Instructions From hillbillyhousewife.com. Fry the sausage in a large iron skillet. You can shape it into patties first if you like, or just smash it into little pieces as you cook it. Be sure to cook it all the way through. While the sausage is frying, get out a bowl. In it, combine the flour, salt, eggs, and milk. Stir it up really well, so the batter is creamy and smooth. You can combine this batter in the blender if you prefer. When the sausage is done cooking, drain off most of the fat. You will need a little fat left in the pan to make this dish, so don't drain off all of the fat. Next pour the batter into the hot skillet, over and around the cooked sausage. Bake the mixture at 450 degrees for about 30 to 40 minutes. Sprinkle cheese on top for the last 5 minutes of baking. The bread will be puffed up around the sausage like a giant popover. It will be golden brown and crispy all over. Cut the dish into 8 wedges and serve. Pure comfort food. See also: cooking substitutions cooking frozen beef sue cooking games online cooking classes philippines mushroom cooking tips pressure cooking books cooking pork shoulder in crock pot cooking substitutions evaporated milk steam cooking equipment |
KIDS CHRISTMAS COOKING IDEAS : COOKING IDEAS
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Kids christmas cooking ideas : Hot cooking. Kids Christmas Cooking Ideas
tagged...multiple times, haha. my mom's old polaroid from when she worked at statefarm. it's around 20 years old. it still works, she says, but the problem is finding film for it. anyone know where i can get some? ***another in comments. oh, and i've been tagged--i'm not even kidding--about seven times, so here we go: name: hailey age: 16, almost 17. ;D hobbies: drawing, writing, photography, and graphic design. i actually really enjoy shopping now. goals in life: lots. but to be specific: to be happy, build a water well for people in africa and/or south america, publish my book, and go to space, haha. favorite color: teal/magenta/black where would you like to visit: everywhere, and i'm not even kidding. australia, alaska, france, italy, spain, ireland, scotland, england, wales, japan, russia...etc. favorite holiday: christmas and new years. :) favorite book: crazy love by francis chan, and the book thief favorite food: italian :d favorite movie: oh, i honestly can't narrow it down. something stupid, probably. ;D favorite 90's show: rugrats, fo sho ;D and the old spongebob, if that counts. :) current tv shows you watch: grey's anatomy, extreme makeover: weight loss edition, castle, cake boss, what not to wear, and anything on the food network, really, haha. preferred music gerne: i don't know, but anything like these bands: two door cinema club, arcade fire, muse, modest mouse, etc. and i like techno/dance/etc. one random fact about you: i have a fear of goats and pigs. they freak me out like you have no idea. 10 facts: 1. the older i get, the more girly i get. it's so weird. 2. i love vintage things: clothing, cameras, jewelry, photography, etc. but i'm pretty sure everyone does. 3. cats are the greatest animal on the planet 4. i love watching both cooking and weight loss shows with my mom, haha. 5. i haven't worked out in 3 months, and oddly enough, i'm okay with that. it'd be nice to get back to the gym, though. 6. sneezing agitates me. a lot. half the time, i don't bless people because it makes me so mad. and i'm not even kidding. and i don't even know why, haha. 7. people probably think i sleep with my old jacket. i literally dragged it around school everywhere i went, even when it wasn't cold. i don't know why i did, though. 8. i can't stand large, crowded places. i don't like being touched (even accidentally) by strangers. 9. I OBVIOUSLY HATE EVERYTHING, haha. but yeah, i can definitely come across as depressed and/or pessimistic. i'm really not, though. ;D 10. i can't think of a last fact, which actually counts as a fact, i guess. brushes belong to respectful owner oh, and yeah, i forgot to tag people, so i just did LOL. sorry if you've been tagged already. you don't have to do it if you don't wanna. :) 157. Give birth Ok so woke up around 11 and went to take a shower, when I came out Chiara was awake. We hung out awhile, watched Band Camp. She showered, I ate, I sewed my jean pocket n hers. Then we went shopping. Bought Ryan another present. Chiara and I took advantage of the cheap panties at Fashion Metro lol like I dont have enough friggin panties! Bought a coat, one of those coats with all the buttons lol its so cute and looks pretty good on me and it was only 20 bucks. Bought moms and Nanas xmas present. Bought a padlock. Bought candy. Bought stuff for cupcakes. Bought Christmas lights. Bought a candle. Spent far too much money and walked back and forth between stores far too much but it was fun lol I had a good time. I was so tired when we got home! But I installed the padlock, we walked back to the store to get more lights and then I put said lights up on my half of the room, it looks pretty fantastic and lights up the room quite nicely. I started the lemon cupcakes, Chiara sat on the kitchen floor and talked to Monster, he loooves Sir Waffle! The badder was kinda difficult and took awhile but started baking them and walked to the store to get another lemon to make the lemon glaze. Ill make the strawberry whipped cream tomorrow. Got the jello soaked into them and they are in the fridge now. Im excited about them. I hope they turn out right. The cupcakes themselves taste quite good, the strawberry and lemon jello should help with the pink lemonaide flavor. Anywho, by that time my feet were killin me and I was so tired, I kept trying to crack the eggs into the trash and not the bowl lol 3 out of 4 eggs I had to catch myself. I cleaned the counters, picked Rachael out a recipe, made french bread pizza for Chiara and me. Sitting felt AMAZING. But I still had to work out, which blew lol. Now we are sitting, watching License to Wed and eating candy lol. Man, Im so happy shes here :) This is the way things should be. You should always have a friend you can talk to and have fun with and things are just good and easy with, you should always have your best friend. I miss Ryan! Iv been texting him all day, I like it lol we normally dont really text all that much. Its been too long since Iv seen him. He needs a car again! lol. I want to cook for him, I really really do. I like cooking for people, I love cooking for people that I really care about. I like doing things to make him happy, it makes me happy. I want to see him so badly. Ok, sticky note. This one came cause I told Chiara to have a baby lol I told her Id take care of it for her, I miss babies! But she said no and to just have my own. So this is the idea for todays note that she gave me lol. But it is something I want to do. I love kids, and being a mother is the thing I know im meant to do. See also: cooking club iowa cooking for the heart cooking games for little kids cooking classes games mastering the art of french cooking set south cooking recipes cooking fried okra induction cooking wok |
PRIME RIB COOKING CHART. PRIME RIB
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Prime Rib Cooking Chart. Good Dry White Wine For Cooking. Prime Rib Cooking Chart
Prime Rib & Boxcars. Whatever Happened To Victoria Station? In December, 1969, three young graduates of the renowned hotel school at Cornell University opened a prime rib restaurant in San Francisco called Victoria Station. Constructed of six train cars and located along the Embarcadero not from from Fishermen's Wharf, Victoria Station gained instant notoriety. Within weeks, it became the most popular restaurant in the City by the Bay, fueled by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen's rave reviews. Soon, the young owners started to expand their unique train car concept nationwide. They contacted the author, Tom Blake, and hired him to become a future restaurant manager. "But I have no restaurant experience Blake told them." "We'll teach you," they told Blake. On day one of his employment, Blake knew he had landed in the land of opportunity. Over the next eight years, the company grew to 100 units nationwide achieving sales in excess of $100,000,000. For a period of time, Victoria Station was the fastest-growing company in the United States and its employees were the envy of the restaurant industry. But to sustain such incredible growth, important business principles were compromised and the high-flying train started to grind to its unnecessary demise. Author Tom Blake, a Victoria Station executive for eight years, reveals his very personal journey from landing a dream job and living a dream life until the chinks in the armor started to appear. Told with humor and brutal honesty, Blake describes the rise and fall of the highly visible chain. Of particular interest is how his friendship with Johnny Cash came about and how Victoria Station hired Cash to do its radio commercials. When you finish this book, you'll know the answer to the question, "Whatever happened to Victoria Station? And you'll say, "That would have been a fun train ride to experience." You will also realize that what happened didn't have to happen. In December, 1969, three young graduates of the renowned hotel school at Cornell University opened a prime rib restaurant in San Francisco called Victoria Station. Constructed of six train cars and located along the Embarcadero not from from Fishermen's Wharf, Victoria Station gained instant notoriety. Within weeks, it became the most popular restaurant in the City by the Bay, fueled by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen's rave reviews. Soon, the young owners started to expand their unique train car concept nationwide. They contacted the author, Tom Blake, and hired him to become a future restaurant manager. "But I have no restaurant experience Blake told them." "We'll teach you," they told Blake. On day one of his employment, Blake knew he had landed in the land of opportunity. Over the next eight years, the company grew to 100 units nationwide achieving sales in excess of $100,000,000. For a period of time, Victoria Station was the fastest-growing company in the United States and its employees were the envy of the restaurant industry. But to sustain such incredible growth, important business principles were compromised and the high-flying train started to grind to its unnecessary demise. Author Tom Blake, a Victoria Station executive for eight years, reveals his very personal journey from landing a dream job and living a dream life until the chinks in the armor started to appear. Told with humor and brutal honesty, Blake describes the rise and fall of the highly visible chain. Of particular interest is how his friendship with Johnny Cash came about and how Victoria Station hired Cash to do its radio commercials. When you finish this book, you'll know the answer to the question, "Whatever happened to Victoria Station? And you'll say, "That would have been a fun train ride to experience." You will also realize that what happened didn't have to happen. (14) Perfectly cooked prime rib Chart house prime rib cooking chart The R H Forschner by Victorinox Slicing Knife features high carbon, stainless steel blade, hand finished at Victorinox in Switzerland by skilled craftsmen. A special tempering process is used to produce an edge that can be resharpened over and over again, so the knife can keep its original sharpness throughout the entire life of the blade. Victorinox handles are ergonomically designed to minimize wrist tension. They provide a natural fit. A good heft and comfortable, positive grip are indications of a well-made knife. A sure-grip handle with a finger guard is valuable feature since the handle inevitably gets greasy, wet, or both. Although cutlery steel is naturally sanitary, materials and construction details of the handle minimize crevices what would offer hospitality to bacteria. 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Coke Oven Part of one of the coke ovens at the now closed Citizens Gas and Coke Facility (1909-2007). Used to convert coal to coke and towngas before natural gas was purchased on the global market. afternoon tea smoked salmon sandwiches, fruit tarts, and bacon and onion pies :D @ towngas restaurant, causeway bay, HK See also: restaurant cooking equipment abc cooking games the complete guide to country cooking alex toys super cooking set healthy oils for cooking cooking experience louisiana cooking magazine sophie dahl cooking show |