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Old November 20th, 2007 #1
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Default #1 Recipes Thread: What's for dinner? Post your Recipe and pics here!

My Spin on:

Shepherd's Pie

1lb ground beef cooked with minced garlic

1 can of green beans
1 can tomato soup
Fresh mushrooms
Carrots Chopped Up
Half White Onion Chopped up

Potatoes
Cheese
Sour Cream
Milk

salt and pepper

Cook the Hamburger skillet and set aside. Put your carrots, onions, and mushrooms in the skillet with a tab of butter until carrots are somewhat soft but still crunchy, add green beans and hamburger back, then add the can of tomato soup. Stir and season to your liking... Then put into a casserole dish..

All the while have a pot of cut up potatoes boiling and when they are cooked through, mash em up and add a bit of milk, sour cream, and cheese.



Put the mashed taters on top of the hamburger mixture and bake at 350 for 20-30 min. until juice starts to bubble up on sides of dish..



Easy, tasty dish, and it heats up well for leftovers!

I add Hot Wing Sauce(Hooter's) on the side for those who like to kick it up a notch...

 
Old November 20th, 2007 #2
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ok, ok, let me get my camera out, I will take a shot of my left overs :P
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Old November 20th, 2007 #3
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Slow Cooker
POT ROAST


One Rump Roast
One can of Campbell's French Onion Soup
2 Cups of water
Carrots
Mushrooms
Half of One White Onion
Garlic
Small Red (New) Potatoes
Salt and Pepper/Spices



Put it all in your slow cooker.. I start with liquids first then mushrooms and onions, then I put the roast in, carrots and potatoes on top... Cook On high for 6 hours (depending on your slow cooker) Or on low all day while you're at work ........



Great for a Sunday Night Meal!


Fall is here and so will be winter.. Go buy some fresh flowers, cut and arrange them for a lovely and inviting centerpiece on your diningroom table!




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Old November 20th, 2007 #4
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Roast Beef

I used a 4.5lb rib eye roast (on sale)

about 6 drops sesame seed oil on each side. Massage it in, dont forget the ends.

about a pinch of Mediterranean sea salt (course) on each side, massage that in, dont forget the ends

Liberal amount of fresh cracked pepper. Pretty course.

Cooked at 325 for about 3.5 hrs (until about 130-140 in the center)

Remove meat, set in a different dish, cover with foil to keep warm. it will continue cooking the center

Cut about 2-2.5 lbs of good potatoes into bite size peices (do this before taking meat out)

About 1 medium size onion (sweet) into 1/8ths
Shallots work good too.

1lb baby carrots

4 or 5 cloves garlic rough chopped

1 sprig fresh rosemary, cut into small enough pieces to distribute, large enough to remove later.

deglaze the dish you cooked the meat in with good beer, whiskey or wine. Do not add more than a few teaspoons as you will make your veggies soggy.

If you wish to make gravy from scratch (is there any other way) reserve some of the drippings before deglazing. You can also ask your butcher for a little extra fat with the roast for extra drippings.

Add potatoes, garlic, onion and rosemary, 2 pinches or so of salt, some pepper of desired. Add carrots.

bake at 425 for 20-25.

use this time to prep anything else, salad, set table clean up, etc..

dont cut meat until just before you are ready to serve or it will dry out and/or cool off.



Cooking is a hobby for me, I love good food and I have found doing it myself is a great way to get it.

I dont measure, unless I'm baking so everything is adjustable to taste.

Pic was taken just now of my leftovers, always looks better when fresh so forgive me.
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Old November 20th, 2007 #5
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YUM! That roast looks super super yummy!! I think I want some .. Funny we both had roast beef for dinna!!! Keep on takin pics and handing out the recipes... How much did you get the roast for on sale? Mine was $10
 
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About 3.25lb I think. It was a good deal. Its the same cut that rib eye steaks are from, this is really just one big rib eye steak not cut up yet. I got the smallest one they had as it was a last minute idea. You can see how much is left over.

I like fattier cuts of meat for roasts. Fat is flavor.

As to posting recipes, I can do it all day long, but I cook by feel, each onion or clove of garlic is different.

I go from simple chicken sandwiches to homemade ravioli or beef wellington. Whatever feels right, time permitting.
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Old November 20th, 2007 #7
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I do the same .. it doesn't matter... Post them up when you make em.. People will understand or they won't. I would like to have the extra ideas if you've got any more good ones to share
 
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Nice fingers.
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Nice fingers.
Yeah didn't show the pic when I accidentally chopped them off .. lol j/k
 
Old November 20th, 2007 #10
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Varg, I dont think I want to know what that is.
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I've seen that picture before ---

Get fancy mj, and add a couple pieces of white sandwich bread lol
 
Old November 20th, 2007 #13
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I could have swore that I made the Subject to this thread very easy to understand for everyone. Food recipes and pics of FOOD. Cook something take a pic of it, I don't care care if it's a plate with a squirt of mustard of kethup (in varg's case).

Not being rude, if you wanna post Maggie's ribs pics, go right on ahead, but if you're interested in promoting Missouri and the STL Arch with those ginormous pictures, put them in your own thread, eh? I'm interested in getting some recipes and sharing some here, hopefully do too.
 
Old November 21st, 2007 #14
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I could have swore that I made the Subject to this thread very easy to understand for everyone. Food recipes and pics of FOOD. Cook something take a pic of it, I don't care care if it's a plate with a squirt of mustard of kethup (in varg's case).

Not being rude, if you wanna post Maggie's ribs pics, go right on ahead, but if you're interested in promoting Missouri and the STL Arch with those ginormous pictures, put them in your own thread, eh? I'm interested in getting some recipes and sharing some here, hopefully do too.
OK SSangine, I deleted my post and ...hopefully it's allright with Richard, I wouldn't want him to empty a magazine into me hahaha ...Richard H's response in your thread.

Missouri is a nice place, especially the central part near Jeff City and Columbia. Actually, I'm very interested in the wineries and the varietals grown out there in the limestoney soil. As for STL, aside from the generic cookiecutter 'burbs west of St Louis along I70 the area is chockfull of the same shiftyazz nigger I left behind on the East Coast, and now surprisingly ...mexicans. I leased a house in Lake Saint Louis for a year yesterday to live in when I'm in the area, I'm sick of hotels and such. You know the feeling ...

Next time I'm at Maggie O'Briens I'll take a pic of the Saint Louis style ribs and post it here for y'all. Well, its off to Chicago to see my sis' new twins and then Cali for Thanksgiving with some new friends ...I might post pics of this Left Coast T-day feast here too if you dont mind ...

Out with the old, in with the new hahaha!

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Old November 21st, 2007 #15
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bought a brisket and had it ground into hamburger meat made 2 10ozpatties w/diced onions mixed in; some garlic;sea salt; ground black pepper; throw em on a small grill on my patio over mesquite wood; when done it yielded a huge 8oz pattie dripping juices; use large seseme seed buns w/ lettuce/tomato and a little relish; makes a burger that has to be held with 2 hands ;mmmm,mmmm good
 
Old November 24th, 2007 #16
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No chitlen recipes ahahaaa .. What is a chitlen anyways ?
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No chitlen recipes ahahaaa .. What is a chitlen anyways ?
MMM pig intestine.

Chitterlings (chitterlins) are eaten more frequently in the southern United States. Each year at Dunbarton, Louisiana the famous Chitlin' Cookin' is held in late February or early March. In Mount Airy, North Carolina (famously known as Mayberry) there is an annual chitterling festival. The chitterlings are cooked in several different ways. Also, Yatesville, Georgia holds the annual "Chitlin' Hoedown" each year. "Chitlins" are eaten with more frequency in African American culture, and the South, perhaps due to their heritage as soul food.

Other cultures have small intestine recipes, for example as part of the Latin American (and especially Argentinian) mixed grill dish parrillada, they are known as chinchulines and are generally from a calf, though occasionally lamb or kid. The bundled and braided small intestine is called a choto in Uruguay.

Think it is sick?? Ever have a sausage with "natural casing"? That would also be intestine.

I know I wont eat that chittlin crap.
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Oh yes very sick no intestine thank you. Bratwurst is Ok it smells good cooking, I used to eat Eisbein when I was a child it is a pork dish, probably the most unusual thing I have eaten, we still have it every so often , which also smells very good cooking as it is slow cooked w onions and garlic.
I like to cook I would say my best dish is lasagna.
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I love a good lasagna. My brothers lady thought she could make a good one, till she had mine.

Hmm, Im off on Tuesday, that sounds like a good meal. I will post pics
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Old November 29th, 2007 #20
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You know, natural bread has only a few ingredients in it... Next time you Go to your local food store read the contents of comercial bread... And don't pay attention to this Jewry oh you can't eat mold and the false flag of jerms and we all must bow befor the medical industry for if it wasn't for them, bla bla ... All That retoric is from ignorant Jews who are just to dumb to activily participate within society


Prep Time and CooKing 1.5 hours



BREAD (WHITE OF COURSE)

ONE PACKET YEAST DRY ADDed TO SUGAR WATER 1 1/3 WATER : 1/2 CUP SUGAR ...make sure the water is 100 degrees then let sit aside in dark room-temprature setting


1 1/3 CUP SCALDED MILK (WHICH IS VERY HOT MILK STIRED SLOWLY,.. DON'T WHIP)

ONE EGG

2 TABLE SPOONS OF BUTTER (on the side of the butter wrapper you'll see a legend just cut off were it says 2 tbls.)

2 TABLE SPOONS SALT

4 CUPS FLOUR... you can add 2 cups of wheat flour and 2 of white or what ever you want


mix all the ingrediants first slowy adding the flour. If you don't have a "flour sifter" then just make sure you let if fall in the mix from about 3 feet high so as to get it airrated...
when mixture that you are mixing becomes 1/2 as hard as when you began then add the yeast... after a while of mixing the mixture will be solid enough to just use yous hands, but do this with flour. When it looks done some say to let it sit or you can just toss it in the oven then 45 minutes at a preheated 415 degree oven













Beer:




Beer has been said to have its origin during the time of early man were man began to settle down and farm the land. It goes like this. During time of mans new endevor of farming grasses, oats, wheats, and various kinds of Maiz (corn), someone found out that the moistrue at the the bottom of a wheat pile or grain store can be drunk. And the next day after this individual sobered up, he told the whole community about it...
It turnes out the bottom of the weat and grain piles the process of Brewing began to be understood . Yet befor Brewing and even before Fermentation one must understand germaniaztion. more or less Germanation that is to say were seeds just start to begin to grow creat sugars. The germinating within the seeds of oats, or grains thus creating a sugury substance within the seed of the grain was the building block or nutriant the seed uses as if were planted in the ground. These seeds, which are called malted barly, weren't able to grow because of lack of sunlight and sat in an semi air tight compartment were it was in a sense fermenting. Then early white man came by and said what is that smell or whatever...
I believe that some kids were bullying around and made another kid drink that ugly stuff at the bottom of the grain store everyone thought was not to be drunk... well you know kids will be kids...However the "fermentation process" the truning of surags into alcohol, has eairlier begings, I think??? But nevertheless it is the staple "process" of the brewing procedure. So with the not so sophisticated forms of stroing grain you had also poor ventilation problems. Here again perfect for the "turning of sugars in to alcohol" this more specificly is call anaerobic or meaning without air. and on top of this little natural caldrun was the perfect environment for yeast to form and grow thus compleating the "brewing Process"...


Well then with that I leave it up to you spend 30 dollars and start the hobby of brewing your own... its fun ,yet its not a recipie, but its a very white thing to do and by the way thirty dollars makes like 5 Gallons of beer...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeast
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermentation_%28food%29
 
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