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    Quote Originally Posted by ruthie
    Sara..that sounds really good. The mixture on ingredients "sounds" right to me.

    Thanks.....

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    I'll try it when my honey gets home..he just left for California for a week. I'll let you know.
    Don't read what isn't there.

    anywhichway

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    I like preparing most types of 'difficult' meals. Sticking to the recipe.


    There is nothing worse than preparing a special meal for the in-laws only to have them smother it in tomato sauce. Then again I married into culture. Agriculture.
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    Other than the weekends, most of my cooking is done with an eye to easy because I am pretty tired from work.

    Here is an easy one.

    2lbs lean ground beef (form in loaf)
    2 cans cream of musroom soup
    I packet dried onion soup

    preheat oven to 350

    place ground beef loaf in pan.
    put other ingredients on top.

    *bake for 1.5 hours.

    serve with fresh garden salad and veggies.


    *while baking go to freezer. get out bourbon slush. partake


    Bourbon Slush

    4 C Water
    4C Cranberry Juice
    1 large can lemonade
    1.5 cups bourbon (this recipe started at one cup---am known to add more)
    2 cups brewed tea (very strongly brewed tea)
    1 cup sugar (I don't usually add this much)

    Freeze till slush.


    wine works, too.

  5. Lounge   -   #35
    For a very tasty "healthy" meal.

    Chop loads of veg into 1" sized cubes. The best veg are- red and green peppers, Aubergine(eggplant to you in the US) courgettes, mushrooms.tomatoes, and sliced onions.

    Toss the whole lot in 1 tablespoon of olive oil and a good sprinkle of Balsamic vinegar and roast in the oven at 200 c for about 30 mins.

    Then put fish fillets on the top -Salmon, hake ,plaice or sole or anything you fancy as long as its not too thick. Cover with foil and return to the oven for another 15 mins.

    Serve with new potatoes for the healthy option , but its great with the dreaded CHIPS !!

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    Chicken stew

    Use any left over cicken from sunday lunch,pick it off the carcass,through the skin and bones into a pressure cooker with an onion some mixed herbs,produce a nice stock.
    chop about 3 potatoes into 1/2 inch cubes,slice up an onion some carrots and any other veg you like,seive the stock and bring to the boil add the veg and chicken add some dried herbs,worcestershire sauce ,a couple of cicken oxos and 1 beef oxo,salt and pepper to taste,i also like to add a little pepper sauce sometime simmer for an hour or two,serve with some crusty bread ..yummy

    All spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in my post's are intentional.

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    Childhood Favourite.....

    Easy mince...

    1lb of lean beef mince
    1 large onion
    1 pint stock
    1 teaspoon Marmite (optional)

    simmer it all together in a pan for an hour or so

    thicken with gravy browning of choice..I use bisto and cornflour mixed together....but each to their own...

    Serve with leafy greens like cabbage
    and creamy mashed potato

  8. Lounge   -   #38
    Taco Salad


    1 pound ground beef
    1 mediun onion
    2 tbsp chili powder
    1 cup picante sauce
    1 can chili beans
    1/2 pound velveta cheese Cheddar works too
    Tortilla chips
    lettuce
    tomatos

    brown beef with chopped onion and chili powder. Add picante sauce, chili beans and Velveta cheese. Stir ingredients together, simmer until cheese melts. Shred lettuce and chop tomatos. Spoon mixture over tortilla chips top with lettuce and tomatos.

    I use mild picante sauce. For a spicier mix add more chili powder and use a hotter picante sauce.


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    I love cooking and I do all the cooking in our house (I live with my sister and her boyfriend) and a couple of nights a week I cook for friends or go round to their houses to cook for them. Tonight I'm going round to my good friend Andy's and he has a couple of his mates coming over, I'm going to cook them a Thai green curry...

    Green Thai Curry
    1 tablespoon of green thai curry paste (depending on how strong you like it) see below recipe
    1 can of coconut milk
    1 handful of mange tout
    1 handful of baby sweetcorn
    1 corgette
    1 oz of galangal
    1 teaspoon of muscovado or unrefined sugar
    1 teaspoon of salt
    2 teaspoons of light soy sauce

    • add all of the other ingredients - you can use whatever veg you like, I just use my favourites
    • bring to the boil stirring all the time and then reduce the heat and let it simmer for about 5 mins
    • serve with fragrant jasmine rice and mango lassi


    You can buy green thai curry paste ready made in shops but I prefer to make my own. I make loads in one go then freeze it in a icecube tray so that I have measured portions ready to use.

    Green Curry Paste
    15 small green chillies
    4 garlic cloves
    2 lemon grass stalks
    2 lime leaves
    2 shallots
    2oz fresh coriander leaves, stalks & roots
    1 inch piece of fresh ginger
    2 teaspoons coriander seeds
    1 teaspoon black peppercorns
    1 teaspoon of peeled lime rind
    1/2 teaspoon salt
    2 tablespoons groundnut oil

    • Put all the ingredients in a blender/food processor........ or........ grind them together with a pestle & motar
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    Great stuff, Brenda!!!! Yummy!!!

    Ever tried using thai basil in those curry's???


    Tha bomb!!!!!

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