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The eggplant pizza and the mint watermelon drink would be good right now.
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me like all
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PigPen, I made the eggplant pizza for dinner tonight. Delicious! Adding this one to my recipe box. I'll be making it again soon. Great time of year to make it with all the local produce available now.
Thanks for sharing this one with us.
Thanks for sharing this one with us.
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Your welcome. No watermelon cocktail?
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No watermelon cocktail. But a nice glass of red wine. Well actually 2.
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First aid to our friends experiencing difficult weather
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/chocolate-cream-martini
Chocolate Cream Martini
Ingredients
1 (1-oz.) square semisweet chocolate, melted
3 tablespoons vanilla-flavored vodka (we tested with Absolut Vanilla)
3 tablespoons Irish cream liqueur
2 tablespoons half-and-half
1/3 cup coffee-flavored liqueur (we tested with Tia Maria)
1/3 cup chocolate-flavored liqueur (we tested with Godiva)
Preparation
Dip rims of 2 martini glasses in melted chocolate on a plate to form a thin layer. Place glasses in refrigerator until chocolate is firm.
Combine vodka and next 4 ingredients in a martini shaker filled with ice. Cover with lid; shake until thoroughly chilled. Remove lid; strain into chocolate-rimmed martini glasses. Serve immediately.
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/chocolate-cream-martini
Chocolate Cream Martini
Ingredients
1 (1-oz.) square semisweet chocolate, melted
3 tablespoons vanilla-flavored vodka (we tested with Absolut Vanilla)
3 tablespoons Irish cream liqueur
2 tablespoons half-and-half
1/3 cup coffee-flavored liqueur (we tested with Tia Maria)
1/3 cup chocolate-flavored liqueur (we tested with Godiva)
Preparation
Dip rims of 2 martini glasses in melted chocolate on a plate to form a thin layer. Place glasses in refrigerator until chocolate is firm.
Combine vodka and next 4 ingredients in a martini shaker filled with ice. Cover with lid; shake until thoroughly chilled. Remove lid; strain into chocolate-rimmed martini glasses. Serve immediately.
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Sounds good !!!
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oh my GOD. a chocolate cream martini? i will make one to honor my mom who adored martinis.. YUMMY!!!
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wow its been awhile since i visited! I had to share this, a relatively simple lentil & rice recipe. when you do the onions IGNORE THE RECIPE DIRECTIONS LOL. slice the onions thin as you can put a bunch of good olive oil in a pan let them hang out an hour on low stirring occasionally until as I've said else where - until they look like chocolate stringy goo.
i carmelized vidalias and you barely knew they were onions. the recipe reviews indicate some cumin and a very little bit of cinnamon are traditional seasonings (i added garlic too and a teeny tiny pinch of cloves)
a good yogurt apparently critical too. it was fabulous, simple good comfort food (and cheap too)
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/49353/lentils-and-rice-with-fried-onions-mujadarrah/
i carmelized vidalias and you barely knew they were onions. the recipe reviews indicate some cumin and a very little bit of cinnamon are traditional seasonings (i added garlic too and a teeny tiny pinch of cloves)
a good yogurt apparently critical too. it was fabulous, simple good comfort food (and cheap too)
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/49353/lentils-and-rice-with-fried-onions-mujadarrah/
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A little something to nosh while watching tv, searching the internet for "the growing tell-tale bump" or just hanging out this week-end. Enjoy!
http://www.lemontreedwelling.com/2016/03/baileys-chocolate-chip-dip.html
Baileys Chocolate Chip Dip
This Baileys Chocolate Chip Dip is sweet, creamy, and packed with the delicious taste of Baileys Irish Cream! Perfect for dipping cookies, fruit, or eating by the spoonful!
Author: Cathy Trochelman
Serves: 1 cup
Ingredients
Instructions
http://www.lemontreedwelling.com/2016/03/baileys-chocolate-chip-dip.html
Baileys Chocolate Chip Dip
This Baileys Chocolate Chip Dip is sweet, creamy, and packed with the delicious taste of Baileys Irish Cream! Perfect for dipping cookies, fruit, or eating by the spoonful!
Author: Cathy Trochelman
Serves: 1 cup
Ingredients
- 1 (8 oz.) package cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- ½ c. powdered sugar
- ¼ c. Baileys Irish Cream
- ⅓ c. mini chocolate chips
Instructions
- Combine cream cheese, powdered sugar, and Baileys Irish Cream in a medium mixing bowl.
- Beat on medium-high speed until smooth and creamy.
- Stir in mini chocolate chips.
- Serve with cookies, crackers, or fruit.
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Don't make me cry
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"Serve with fruit"?? hah! Serve with another glass or two of Baileys would be my serving suggestion!
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I'm sure it is, my dear!!!!!
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PP - I'm living on weeds and water and you come along with THIS!!! The universe is conspiring against me!
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What are friends for?
PigPen- Mastering the tao of Clooney
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LizzyNY wrote:PP - I'm living on weeds and water and you come along with THIS!!! The universe is conspiring against me!
Hey Lizzy, if you're living on this ( ), then you'll need more that water to sustain yourself!
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But do drink plenty of water: it's important to keep well hydrated. So I'm told.
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:DSorry, Mel - wrong weed! That kind would sort of defeat the purpose - but it would definitely be more fun!
Katie - If I were any more hydrated I'd spout like a fountain!
Katie - If I were any more hydrated I'd spout like a fountain!
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careful you don't get moldy!!
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Hi Lizzy... these are really good, esp with 5:00PM cocktails.!!!! All kidding aside.. a lovely appetizer before dinner.
http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/chorizo-filled-dates-wrapped-in-bacon
Chorizo-Filled Dates Wrapped in Bacon
Ingredients
• 1 small Spanish chorizo sausage (about 2 ounces), casing removed
• 24 Medjool dates, pitted
• 12 slices of bacon, halved crosswise
Step 1
Slice the chorizo crosswise in thirds. Halve each piece lengthwise, then cut each half into 4 lengthwise strips to make a total of 24 small sticks.
Step 2
Tuck a chorizo stick into each date and pinch the dates closed. Wrap a strip of bacon around each date and secure with a toothpick
Step 3
Place the wrapped dates in a large skillet, seam sides down, and sauté, turning, until the bacon is browned on all sides, about 10 minutes. Drain on paper towels and serve hot.
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http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/chorizo-filled-dates-wrapped-in-bacon
Chorizo-Filled Dates Wrapped in Bacon
Ingredients
• 1 small Spanish chorizo sausage (about 2 ounces), casing removed
• 24 Medjool dates, pitted
• 12 slices of bacon, halved crosswise
Step 1
Slice the chorizo crosswise in thirds. Halve each piece lengthwise, then cut each half into 4 lengthwise strips to make a total of 24 small sticks.
Step 2
Tuck a chorizo stick into each date and pinch the dates closed. Wrap a strip of bacon around each date and secure with a toothpick
Step 3
Place the wrapped dates in a large skillet, seam sides down, and sauté, turning, until the bacon is browned on all sides, about 10 minutes. Drain on paper towels and serve hot.
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PP - Have you actually made this? It sounds really good, but a bit too labor intensive for me. I'm excited because my favorite salad is coming into season:
Peel and grate a black radish (the most important ingredient)
Toss with: lots of sliced cucumber/kirbys
shredded lettuce
chopped scallions
some chopped onion
canola or vegetable oil (olive oil has too strong a flavor)
kosher salt to taste
You can eat it as is or add in whatever you like. I sometimes add zucchini zoodles, hard-boiled eggs, croutons or chicken livers (cold). To be honest, everything about this salad is "to taste", but without the black radish it's just blah!
Peel and grate a black radish (the most important ingredient)
Toss with: lots of sliced cucumber/kirbys
shredded lettuce
chopped scallions
some chopped onion
canola or vegetable oil (olive oil has too strong a flavor)
kosher salt to taste
You can eat it as is or add in whatever you like. I sometimes add zucchini zoodles, hard-boiled eggs, croutons or chicken livers (cold). To be honest, everything about this salad is "to taste", but without the black radish it's just blah!
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You really have me going with the black radish .
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amaretti - I hope you can find them. They're very different from red radishes and may not be to everyone's taste, but I love them. They're available here from the fall through winter so I'm really excited to see them in my market so early.
If you do find them, be sure they're very hard - not soft or wrinkled. That's a sign they're not fresh and makes them harder to peel. If you wrap the whole radish tightly in plastic wrap it can keep for a week or two in the refrigerator - or you can grate the whole thing and keep it in a container in the refrigerator for a few days to use as you need it.
They should be fairly inexpensive, so if you do decide to try them it won't hurt your wallet! Enjoy!
If you do find them, be sure they're very hard - not soft or wrinkled. That's a sign they're not fresh and makes them harder to peel. If you wrap the whole radish tightly in plastic wrap it can keep for a week or two in the refrigerator - or you can grate the whole thing and keep it in a container in the refrigerator for a few days to use as you need it.
They should be fairly inexpensive, so if you do decide to try them it won't hurt your wallet! Enjoy!
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Made often in the Fall. Not difficult at all- just 3 steps.LizzyNY wrote:PP - Have you actually made this? It sounds really good, but a bit too labor intensive for me. I'm excited because my favorite salad is coming into season:
Peel and grate a black radish (the most important ingredient)
Toss with: lots of sliced cucumber/kirbys
shredded lettuce
chopped scallions
some chopped onion
canola or vegetable oil (olive oil has too strong a flavor)
kosher salt to taste
You can eat it as is or add in whatever you like. I sometimes add zucchini zoodles, hard-boiled eggs, croutons or chicken livers (cold). To be honest, everything about this salad is "to taste", but without the black radish it's just blah!
Call me when you make the salad... I'll bring the wine and crusty rolls.
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Oh lordy... the punch lines are endless.LizzyNY wrote:amaretti - I hope you can find them. They're very different from red radishes and may not be to everyone's taste, but I love them. They're available here from the fall through winter so I'm really excited to see them in my market so early.
If you do find them, be sure they're very hard - not soft or wrinkled. That's a sign they're not fresh and makes them harder to peel. If you wrap the whole radish tightly in plastic wrap it can keep for a week or two in the refrigerator - or you can grate the whole thing and keep it in a container in the refrigerator for a few days to use as you need it.
They should be fairly inexpensive, so if you do decide to try them it won't hurt your wallet! Enjoy!
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I bet they have them at the outdoor markets . One of my fondest radish memories is having freshly picked small red radishes with some green stems on them dipped in sweet butter . Oh my this was in Provence. So good .
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PP - Leave it to you to spot that!!! I never even noticed, or I would have chosen my words more carefully and spoiled your fun!
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love the dialog! still laughing at hard black radishes convo.;...
never tried black radishes, have to try the chorizo date bacon appetizer that sounds WONDERFUL.
made a skillet rice veggie dish a few months ago- turned out beautifully. make white rice,
fry up some ground turkey, season turkey with a little lemon juice, gluten free tamari, a sprinkle of california style season salt, and mccormick season salt.
cook equal parts, frozen corn, frozen peas n' carrots, frozen green beans and frozen lima beans- cook these in chicken broth garlic salt, lemon juice & tamari. make it really saucy because you'll be combining the veggies with broth (cook veggies til soft- this is really good when tummy healing from upset or a flare up of IBS etc) rice, turkey mix.
don't be cheap with the tamari- I use san j gluten free tamari - its incredible. no real amounts helfty sprinkle of the seasonings, long circle squeeze of lemon, and 2 or 3 circle shakes of tamari (thats the best I can do. )
cook veggies 20-30 minutes, let it all simmer together for awhile.
it sounds weird but boy it was good. watch where you get the ground turkey- i'm so used to american processed meat that i got some REAL ground turkey and it was STRONG. tasted almost gamey
never tried black radishes, have to try the chorizo date bacon appetizer that sounds WONDERFUL.
made a skillet rice veggie dish a few months ago- turned out beautifully. make white rice,
fry up some ground turkey, season turkey with a little lemon juice, gluten free tamari, a sprinkle of california style season salt, and mccormick season salt.
cook equal parts, frozen corn, frozen peas n' carrots, frozen green beans and frozen lima beans- cook these in chicken broth garlic salt, lemon juice & tamari. make it really saucy because you'll be combining the veggies with broth (cook veggies til soft- this is really good when tummy healing from upset or a flare up of IBS etc) rice, turkey mix.
don't be cheap with the tamari- I use san j gluten free tamari - its incredible. no real amounts helfty sprinkle of the seasonings, long circle squeeze of lemon, and 2 or 3 circle shakes of tamari (thats the best I can do. )
cook veggies 20-30 minutes, let it all simmer together for awhile.
it sounds weird but boy it was good. watch where you get the ground turkey- i'm so used to american processed meat that i got some REAL ground turkey and it was STRONG. tasted almost gamey
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To all our friends across the pond............. has anyone had Coronation Chicken? I was thinking of serving it at New Year Day brunch.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Yep. Knocking it up tomorrow, Pigpen.
It's a doddle with the overs of cooked turkey or chicken and prawns (just as well as I don't cook if at all possible!). Just add a decent mayonnaise made lighter (and not so fattening!) with lemon juice and olive oil added and the odd chopped walnut or celery to pad it out.
Belated Jolly Chrimbo Everybody!
It's a doddle with the overs of cooked turkey or chicken and prawns (just as well as I don't cook if at all possible!). Just add a decent mayonnaise made lighter (and not so fattening!) with lemon juice and olive oil added and the odd chopped walnut or celery to pad it out.
Belated Jolly Chrimbo Everybody!
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Thanks PAN. What about the amt of curry paste? Too much, too little??
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Oh, oops, forgot that! Just keep adding and tasting 'til you like it........no recipe involved!
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So is this like a glorified curried chicken salad? Which I love! Interesting with the addition of prawns. Is that typical of a Coronation Chicken recipe?
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Sounds really interesting and easy! (That's the best part!) Just curious, but why is it called "Coronation Chicken"?
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This is my sort of 'cooking' guys and my so-called instructions would likely include phrases like 'bung in this, and throw in a bit of this...'. Very technical.
This was served at the Queen's Jubilee picnic in The Mall apparently and at previous monarchs' garden parties but then called Jubilee Chicken..
Prawns? Just fancy throwing them in really, Donnamarie.....pack of pre-prepared salad, quick glass of something?
This was served at the Queen's Jubilee picnic in The Mall apparently and at previous monarchs' garden parties but then called Jubilee Chicken..
Prawns? Just fancy throwing them in really, Donnamarie.....pack of pre-prepared salad, quick glass of something?
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Thanks, PAN. I think I'll give it a try. Probably as close as I'll ever come to anything royal!
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So it is a classic curried chicken salad. I just googled it.
It’s delicious and easy to make. Lizzy you should give it a try. I’ve made it with toasted slivered almonds. Sometimes I’ve used macadamia nuts. It’s great on greens. And like PAN said you can add a little bit more or less of whatever to your taste. Cookbook author and chef Ina Garten has a really nice version of it.
PAN, a ‘quick glass of something’ should include a nice chilled glass of white
It’s delicious and easy to make. Lizzy you should give it a try. I’ve made it with toasted slivered almonds. Sometimes I’ve used macadamia nuts. It’s great on greens. And like PAN said you can add a little bit more or less of whatever to your taste. Cookbook author and chef Ina Garten has a really nice version of it.
PAN, a ‘quick glass of something’ should include a nice chilled glass of white
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Ooooold tread
Anyway
Cacio e Pepe
Perfect cacio e pepe
(Serves 2)
2 tsp black peppercorns
200g spaghetti (or pici, or tonarelli, if you can find them)
80g pecorino romano, at room temperature, finely grated
Toast the peppercorns in a very hot, dry pan until fragrant, then roughly crush.
Bring a wide shallow pan of well-salted water to the boil, then add the pasta; it should be covered but not by much. Stir occasionally during cooking and, five minutes into the cooking time, scoop out 250ml water into a wide bowl to allow it to cool slightly.
Drain the pasta and leave it to cool for a minute. Meanwhile, put the cheese and most of the pepper in a large, heavy bowl or pan and beat in some of the pasta water very gradually to make first a paste, and then a sauce the consistency of bechamel. Add the pasta and toss furiously while adding enough of the water (you shouldn’t need it all) to make a sauce that coats each strand. Don’t worry if it takes a while to come together – keep beating and it should happen.
Divide between warm bowls, sprinkle over a little more pepper, and serve immediately.
Many more to know at
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2016/nov/03/how-to-make-the-perfect-cacio-e-pepe
Anyway
Cacio e Pepe
Perfect cacio e pepe
(Serves 2)
2 tsp black peppercorns
200g spaghetti (or pici, or tonarelli, if you can find them)
80g pecorino romano, at room temperature, finely grated
Toast the peppercorns in a very hot, dry pan until fragrant, then roughly crush.
Bring a wide shallow pan of well-salted water to the boil, then add the pasta; it should be covered but not by much. Stir occasionally during cooking and, five minutes into the cooking time, scoop out 250ml water into a wide bowl to allow it to cool slightly.
Drain the pasta and leave it to cool for a minute. Meanwhile, put the cheese and most of the pepper in a large, heavy bowl or pan and beat in some of the pasta water very gradually to make first a paste, and then a sauce the consistency of bechamel. Add the pasta and toss furiously while adding enough of the water (you shouldn’t need it all) to make a sauce that coats each strand. Don’t worry if it takes a while to come together – keep beating and it should happen.
Divide between warm bowls, sprinkle over a little more pepper, and serve immediately.
Many more to know at
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2016/nov/03/how-to-make-the-perfect-cacio-e-pepe
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It's Me,
I'm going to ask the love of my life to make this dish.
It sounds absolutely delicious.
I'm going to ask the love of my life to make this dish.
It sounds absolutely delicious.
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I will try this recipe . Thanks . Mmmm .
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Ad only extra vergine oil
And salt
And salt
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I'm just curious, how often do you make this pasta?it's me wrote:Ad only extra vergine oil
And salt
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Sometimes
Not very much lately
Not very much lately
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