This recipe is for barbecue pizza. The ingredients include flour, olive oil, salt, water, baking powder, minced meat, onion, barbecue sauce, and cheese. The steps are to preheat the oven to 200 degrees, mix the dry ingredients and add water to form a dough, let the dough rest for 15 minutes, then shape into balls. Next, spread the barbecue sauce, meat, onion, and cheese on rolled out dough and bake at 220 degrees for 20 minutes. Finally, let the pizza cool before enjoying.
Classic Spice Cake Recipe by Log Barn 1912Log Barn 1912
The document provides a recipe for a classic spice cake. It lists the ingredients needed which include shortening, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cloves, cinnamon, and buttermilk. The directions say to cream the shortening, sugar and eggs together, then sift the dry ingredients and add them alternately with the buttermilk, beating for 2 minutes. The cake bakes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
This document provides recipes for spicy summer dishes, ranging from mild to very hot. A Hawaiian BBQ chicken wrap uses pineapple and herbs for mild heat. Guy Fieri's fireball buffalo fries use cayenne pepper, paprika and cinnamon whiskey for intense heat. Southern hot corn can be made spicy by adding hot sauce, jalapeños or salsa. Sweet chili chicken kabobs and Cajun Philly cheesesteaks both allow the cook to control the level of spiciness from sweet and sassy to very hot.
Authentic Indian Chicken Vindaloo RecipeJanetSturgis
The vindaloo curry is an Indian curry based on the original Portuguese dish Carne de vinha d'alhos which translated means "meat in garlic wine marinade". This dish is popular all over the world now.
This document provides a recipe for pasta salad. It lists the ingredients as 250g of pasta, 100g of tuna, 3 boiled eggs, and 200g of mayonnaise. The preparation instructions specify boiling water with salt, adding the pasta and boiling it for 8 minutes, draining the pasta completely, then mixing the drained pasta with the boiled eggs, tuna, and mayonnaise in a deep dish. The finished salad is then cooled in the fridge before serving.
This document provides recipes for typical Czech dishes including Czech cabbage soup, roast beef in cream sauce, dumplings, potato salad, and walnut cake. The cabbage soup is a hearty starter made with cabbage, tomatoes, beef bones, and seasonings. The main course is roast beef marinated with vegetables and bacon then cooked with a creamy sauce made from the cooking liquid and sour cream. Sides include soft dumplings made from flour, eggs, milk, and bread and a potato salad containing potatoes, eggs, mayonnaise, peas and pickled vegetables. The dessert is a walnut cake containing eggs, butter, sugar, walnuts, chocolate and vanilla.
The document provides instructions for creating batik t-shirts using a three color technique. It describes filling buckets with water, mixing salt and dye powders with the water to create dye solutions, soaking fabric pieces in the different color dyes for set amounts of time, rinsing the fabric between colors, and undoing rubber bands to reveal the finished batik pattern. The finished shirts are for Mother's Day gifts.
cooking tutorial "halušky" for Comenius project, Melčice-LieskovéHanita Adámková
Bryndzové halušky is a traditional Slovak dish made of potato dumplings served with bryndza cheese, fried bacon, and sour cream. To make it, potatoes and flour are grated and mixed together, then formed into dumplings and boiled until they float. The cooked dumplings are tossed with soft sheep's cheese bryndza and topped with fried bacon and a dollop of sour cream.
This recipe is for barbecue pizza. The ingredients include flour, olive oil, salt, water, baking powder, minced meat, onion, barbecue sauce, and cheese. The steps are to preheat the oven to 200 degrees, mix the dry ingredients and add water to form a dough, let the dough rest for 15 minutes, then shape into balls. Next, spread the barbecue sauce, meat, onion, and cheese on rolled out dough and bake at 220 degrees for 20 minutes. Finally, let the pizza cool before enjoying.
Classic Spice Cake Recipe by Log Barn 1912Log Barn 1912
The document provides a recipe for a classic spice cake. It lists the ingredients needed which include shortening, sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cloves, cinnamon, and buttermilk. The directions say to cream the shortening, sugar and eggs together, then sift the dry ingredients and add them alternately with the buttermilk, beating for 2 minutes. The cake bakes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
This document provides recipes for spicy summer dishes, ranging from mild to very hot. A Hawaiian BBQ chicken wrap uses pineapple and herbs for mild heat. Guy Fieri's fireball buffalo fries use cayenne pepper, paprika and cinnamon whiskey for intense heat. Southern hot corn can be made spicy by adding hot sauce, jalapeños or salsa. Sweet chili chicken kabobs and Cajun Philly cheesesteaks both allow the cook to control the level of spiciness from sweet and sassy to very hot.
Authentic Indian Chicken Vindaloo RecipeJanetSturgis
The vindaloo curry is an Indian curry based on the original Portuguese dish Carne de vinha d'alhos which translated means "meat in garlic wine marinade". This dish is popular all over the world now.
This document provides a recipe for pasta salad. It lists the ingredients as 250g of pasta, 100g of tuna, 3 boiled eggs, and 200g of mayonnaise. The preparation instructions specify boiling water with salt, adding the pasta and boiling it for 8 minutes, draining the pasta completely, then mixing the drained pasta with the boiled eggs, tuna, and mayonnaise in a deep dish. The finished salad is then cooled in the fridge before serving.
This document provides recipes for typical Czech dishes including Czech cabbage soup, roast beef in cream sauce, dumplings, potato salad, and walnut cake. The cabbage soup is a hearty starter made with cabbage, tomatoes, beef bones, and seasonings. The main course is roast beef marinated with vegetables and bacon then cooked with a creamy sauce made from the cooking liquid and sour cream. Sides include soft dumplings made from flour, eggs, milk, and bread and a potato salad containing potatoes, eggs, mayonnaise, peas and pickled vegetables. The dessert is a walnut cake containing eggs, butter, sugar, walnuts, chocolate and vanilla.
The document provides instructions for creating batik t-shirts using a three color technique. It describes filling buckets with water, mixing salt and dye powders with the water to create dye solutions, soaking fabric pieces in the different color dyes for set amounts of time, rinsing the fabric between colors, and undoing rubber bands to reveal the finished batik pattern. The finished shirts are for Mother's Day gifts.
cooking tutorial "halušky" for Comenius project, Melčice-LieskovéHanita Adámková
Bryndzové halušky is a traditional Slovak dish made of potato dumplings served with bryndza cheese, fried bacon, and sour cream. To make it, potatoes and flour are grated and mixed together, then formed into dumplings and boiled until they float. The cooked dumplings are tossed with soft sheep's cheese bryndza and topped with fried bacon and a dollop of sour cream.
This document provides a recipe for shrimp scampi. It discusses the author's history with the dish, making it for her partner Mr. How Sweet in 2007. Though he may not remember it, she recalls it clearly. The recipe serves 2-4 people and includes shrimp, olive oil, butter, garlic, shallots, white wine, red pepper flakes, linguine pasta, parmesan cheese, and parsley. Instructions are provided to sauté the shallots and shrimp briefly before adding wine and finishing the dish with pasta, cheese and parsley.
Wild Garlic Catering provides BBQ catering for events with a selection of grilled meats, seafood, veggie burgers and kebabs. They offer seasonal salad accompaniments and dessert options like strawberry cheesecake, profiteroles and local cheese to complete the meal. The caterer aims to provide fantastic informal dining for any occasion from their menu selections.
This document provides a recipe for a pear and walnut salad served on blue cheese toasts. It includes a list of ingredients for the salad such as walnuts, pears, watercress, red onion, and blue cheese. It also provides instructions for preparing each component of the salad, which involves toasting walnuts, slicing pears, mixing the salad ingredients, grilling bread with blue cheese, and assembling the finished dish with prosciutto and a lemon-dijon dressing. The document recommends a Pinot Gris wine to pair with the salad and notes the wine highlights flavors of pear, lychee, prosciutto, and watercress that balance the dish.
Cocido boyacense is a traditional dish from Boyaca, Colombia consisting of chicken, pork, beef, sausage, potatoes, corn, beans, and other vegetables simmered together. Its origins can be traced back to Spanish colonists in Colombia, who cooked pork, beef, chicken and tubers like turnips, hibias, beans and corn. The listed ingredients for cocido boyacense include 1 chicken or 1 pound of chicken, 1 kilo each of pork, beef and sausage, 1.5 kilos of potatoes, 1 pound each of various beans and vegetables, and seasonings like onions, garlic and tomato.
Healthy Thanksgiving Meal Plan (Grain Free)Katie Wells
This Thanksgiving menu gives you the taste of all of the classics with healthier ingredients (including desserts!). Plus, download a free printable shopping list that makes Thanksgiving easy and nutritious!
The document discusses the origins and history of sisig, a popular Filipino dish. It traces the dish back to 1732 where it was first recorded in a Kapampangan dictionary. Originally referring to eating something sour, usually unripe fruit, sisig later came to use pork or other meats. The modern version became a dish made from chopped parts of a pig's head and liver, seasoned with calamansi and chili peppers. The document provides authentic and other recipes for making sisig.
This document outlines the weekly lunch menus for 4 weeks for a school catering service. It lists the main meal and vegetarian/vegan option for each day, as well as the desserts and drinks available daily. All meals are planned and analyzed using software to meet nutrition standards for schools. A variety of protein, grain, vegetable and dessert options are provided each week including dishes like meatballs, fish fillets, pizza and more.
PadreDon visited the author's family in Princeton, NJ in December 2014 to share his recipe for spätzle. The summary includes the key ingredients for spätzle which are flour, eggs, salt, pepper, and nutmeg. It also provides an overview of the cooking process which involves mixing the ingredients to a sticky consistency, cutting the dough into boiling water, boiling for 15-20 minutes, draining and drying the spätzle before frying it with butter and onions and then baking it with cheese and sausage. The second recipe shared is for German doughnuts which involves mixing dough, an egg, sugar and cinnamon, rolling it into rings and frying them before coating in sugar.
The document is an Italian culinary excursion presentation by Sophie Colabello about carbonara. It discusses the legend of carbonara, provides a recipe for carbonara with ingredients to serve 4 people including pasta, eggs, smoked pork cheek or bacon, pecorino cheese, and salt and pepper. It also notes that cooking tips are important to prepare the dish properly and recommends using smoked pork cheek over bacon.
1. This document provides a traditional recipe for Chinese fish balls made from mackerel or other white fish.
2. The fish is cleaned, filleted, and chopped finely along with salt, white pepper, and cornstarch to form a paste.
3. The paste is repeatedly pounded and kneaded to create a smooth, springy texture before shaping into balls and freezing for later use.
Celebrate St George's Day on 23rd April, the day to celebrate the English patron saint. Sadly, in Britain the day passes almost unnoticed with no particular celebrations and no special foods. Comparison with the worldwide Irish celebrations for St Patrick’s Day (March 17th) puts England to shame.
There is so much to be proud of in English food and it is time we stood up and shouted about it. In no particular order here are some great St George's day recipes, showcasing the best, and most popular English Food.
This recipe is for Morcon Asado, a Filipino dish of pork tenderloin rolled with chorizo sausage, cheese, hardboiled eggs, and bell peppers, then simmered in a seasoned sauce. The pork rolls are secured with kitchen string before being placed in the simmering sauce made with McCormick seasoning mixes, ginger, and cayenne pepper. The pork simmers for at least 30 minutes until it reaches an internal temperature of 160°F. It is then sliced and served topped with the thickened sauce. McCormick seasonings are used to authentically flavor the dish.
Diamonds Catering Service is offering romantic Valentine's Day dinner recipes that require little cooking so couples can celebrate without a lot of fuss. The menu includes beef hearts with pink potatoes, green beans and beets; an easy champagne risotto; and grilled oysters with melted cheese served on bread. Couples can visit the caterer's website or call them to learn more details about ordering a special Valentine's Day meal.
This document provides recipes for several traditional Colombian dishes including Envuelto boyacense, Sopa de indios, Tamal boyacense, and ingredients for a Paipa travel agency project. It lists the main ingredients for each dish, such as corn husks, chicken, beef ribs, beans, and vegetables. It also provides basic instructions for preparing Envuelto boyacense by soaking corn husks in hot water.
This document provides recipes and information for cooking at home. It discusses the benefits of cooking at home such as better quality food at a lower cost. Homemade pizza, bacon burgers, and banana pie recipes are included. Baking is described as a fun way to cook that involves different styles but takes practice to master. The final section emphasizes that making the kitchen a fun place to spend time and finding exciting cooking processes are reasons to enjoy cooking at home. Websites for finding more cooking information are also listed.
This no-bake beef lasagna recipe calls for layering cooked lasagna noodles, ground beef sauce, and mozzarella cheese without baking. To make the ground beef sauce, garlic and onion are sauteed with ground beef and simmered with tomato sauce, sugar, and seasonings. The sauce is finished with Nestle cream. The ingredients are layered in a pan and topped with cheese before being cooked on the stovetop to melt the cheese into a delicious no-bake lasagna dish.
The document provides recipes for traditional British dishes such as fish and chips, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, and Cumberland sausage. It describes how to make the batter for deep frying fish, roast a joint of beef, and make Yorkshire pudding from a batter to accompany the roast beef. Details are also provided on making Cumberland sausage using minced pork, seasonings, and sausage skins.
This document provides recipes for dishes that can be cooked using a barbecue. It includes recipes for glazed Christmas ham, Asian-spiced Christmas turkey, Singapore chilli crab, strawberry bellini cocktail, and Malaysian prawn salad. The recipes utilize ingredients like ham, turkey, prawns, strawberries, oranges, and various sauces and spices. Cooking instructions are provided for preparing the items on a barbecue or in an oven.
This ebook is for home cooks who have a bit of experience and are looking for recipe inspiration to help them jazz up their meals. Use the recipes as a guide and don’t be afraid to improvise. All meals are easy to make and cost under £4 per serving on average.
This document provides a recipe for shrimp scampi. It discusses the author's history with the dish, making it for her partner Mr. How Sweet in 2007. Though he may not remember it, she recalls it clearly. The recipe serves 2-4 people and includes shrimp, olive oil, butter, garlic, shallots, white wine, red pepper flakes, linguine pasta, parmesan cheese, and parsley. Instructions are provided to sauté the shallots and shrimp briefly before adding wine and finishing the dish with pasta, cheese and parsley.
Wild Garlic Catering provides BBQ catering for events with a selection of grilled meats, seafood, veggie burgers and kebabs. They offer seasonal salad accompaniments and dessert options like strawberry cheesecake, profiteroles and local cheese to complete the meal. The caterer aims to provide fantastic informal dining for any occasion from their menu selections.
This document provides a recipe for a pear and walnut salad served on blue cheese toasts. It includes a list of ingredients for the salad such as walnuts, pears, watercress, red onion, and blue cheese. It also provides instructions for preparing each component of the salad, which involves toasting walnuts, slicing pears, mixing the salad ingredients, grilling bread with blue cheese, and assembling the finished dish with prosciutto and a lemon-dijon dressing. The document recommends a Pinot Gris wine to pair with the salad and notes the wine highlights flavors of pear, lychee, prosciutto, and watercress that balance the dish.
Cocido boyacense is a traditional dish from Boyaca, Colombia consisting of chicken, pork, beef, sausage, potatoes, corn, beans, and other vegetables simmered together. Its origins can be traced back to Spanish colonists in Colombia, who cooked pork, beef, chicken and tubers like turnips, hibias, beans and corn. The listed ingredients for cocido boyacense include 1 chicken or 1 pound of chicken, 1 kilo each of pork, beef and sausage, 1.5 kilos of potatoes, 1 pound each of various beans and vegetables, and seasonings like onions, garlic and tomato.
Healthy Thanksgiving Meal Plan (Grain Free)Katie Wells
This Thanksgiving menu gives you the taste of all of the classics with healthier ingredients (including desserts!). Plus, download a free printable shopping list that makes Thanksgiving easy and nutritious!
The document discusses the origins and history of sisig, a popular Filipino dish. It traces the dish back to 1732 where it was first recorded in a Kapampangan dictionary. Originally referring to eating something sour, usually unripe fruit, sisig later came to use pork or other meats. The modern version became a dish made from chopped parts of a pig's head and liver, seasoned with calamansi and chili peppers. The document provides authentic and other recipes for making sisig.
This document outlines the weekly lunch menus for 4 weeks for a school catering service. It lists the main meal and vegetarian/vegan option for each day, as well as the desserts and drinks available daily. All meals are planned and analyzed using software to meet nutrition standards for schools. A variety of protein, grain, vegetable and dessert options are provided each week including dishes like meatballs, fish fillets, pizza and more.
PadreDon visited the author's family in Princeton, NJ in December 2014 to share his recipe for spätzle. The summary includes the key ingredients for spätzle which are flour, eggs, salt, pepper, and nutmeg. It also provides an overview of the cooking process which involves mixing the ingredients to a sticky consistency, cutting the dough into boiling water, boiling for 15-20 minutes, draining and drying the spätzle before frying it with butter and onions and then baking it with cheese and sausage. The second recipe shared is for German doughnuts which involves mixing dough, an egg, sugar and cinnamon, rolling it into rings and frying them before coating in sugar.
The document is an Italian culinary excursion presentation by Sophie Colabello about carbonara. It discusses the legend of carbonara, provides a recipe for carbonara with ingredients to serve 4 people including pasta, eggs, smoked pork cheek or bacon, pecorino cheese, and salt and pepper. It also notes that cooking tips are important to prepare the dish properly and recommends using smoked pork cheek over bacon.
1. This document provides a traditional recipe for Chinese fish balls made from mackerel or other white fish.
2. The fish is cleaned, filleted, and chopped finely along with salt, white pepper, and cornstarch to form a paste.
3. The paste is repeatedly pounded and kneaded to create a smooth, springy texture before shaping into balls and freezing for later use.
Celebrate St George's Day on 23rd April, the day to celebrate the English patron saint. Sadly, in Britain the day passes almost unnoticed with no particular celebrations and no special foods. Comparison with the worldwide Irish celebrations for St Patrick’s Day (March 17th) puts England to shame.
There is so much to be proud of in English food and it is time we stood up and shouted about it. In no particular order here are some great St George's day recipes, showcasing the best, and most popular English Food.
This recipe is for Morcon Asado, a Filipino dish of pork tenderloin rolled with chorizo sausage, cheese, hardboiled eggs, and bell peppers, then simmered in a seasoned sauce. The pork rolls are secured with kitchen string before being placed in the simmering sauce made with McCormick seasoning mixes, ginger, and cayenne pepper. The pork simmers for at least 30 minutes until it reaches an internal temperature of 160°F. It is then sliced and served topped with the thickened sauce. McCormick seasonings are used to authentically flavor the dish.
Diamonds Catering Service is offering romantic Valentine's Day dinner recipes that require little cooking so couples can celebrate without a lot of fuss. The menu includes beef hearts with pink potatoes, green beans and beets; an easy champagne risotto; and grilled oysters with melted cheese served on bread. Couples can visit the caterer's website or call them to learn more details about ordering a special Valentine's Day meal.
This document provides recipes for several traditional Colombian dishes including Envuelto boyacense, Sopa de indios, Tamal boyacense, and ingredients for a Paipa travel agency project. It lists the main ingredients for each dish, such as corn husks, chicken, beef ribs, beans, and vegetables. It also provides basic instructions for preparing Envuelto boyacense by soaking corn husks in hot water.
This document provides recipes and information for cooking at home. It discusses the benefits of cooking at home such as better quality food at a lower cost. Homemade pizza, bacon burgers, and banana pie recipes are included. Baking is described as a fun way to cook that involves different styles but takes practice to master. The final section emphasizes that making the kitchen a fun place to spend time and finding exciting cooking processes are reasons to enjoy cooking at home. Websites for finding more cooking information are also listed.
This no-bake beef lasagna recipe calls for layering cooked lasagna noodles, ground beef sauce, and mozzarella cheese without baking. To make the ground beef sauce, garlic and onion are sauteed with ground beef and simmered with tomato sauce, sugar, and seasonings. The sauce is finished with Nestle cream. The ingredients are layered in a pan and topped with cheese before being cooked on the stovetop to melt the cheese into a delicious no-bake lasagna dish.
The document provides recipes for traditional British dishes such as fish and chips, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, and Cumberland sausage. It describes how to make the batter for deep frying fish, roast a joint of beef, and make Yorkshire pudding from a batter to accompany the roast beef. Details are also provided on making Cumberland sausage using minced pork, seasonings, and sausage skins.
This document provides recipes for dishes that can be cooked using a barbecue. It includes recipes for glazed Christmas ham, Asian-spiced Christmas turkey, Singapore chilli crab, strawberry bellini cocktail, and Malaysian prawn salad. The recipes utilize ingredients like ham, turkey, prawns, strawberries, oranges, and various sauces and spices. Cooking instructions are provided for preparing the items on a barbecue or in an oven.
This ebook is for home cooks who have a bit of experience and are looking for recipe inspiration to help them jazz up their meals. Use the recipes as a guide and don’t be afraid to improvise. All meals are easy to make and cost under £4 per serving on average.
This document provides recipes for homemade sausage, summer sausage, and several types of jerky made from meats like turkey, beef, and ground meat. The sausage and summer sausage recipes include instructions for mixing spices into the meat, forming into patties or logs, and refrigerating or freezing for storage. The jerky recipes involve marinating thin strips or ground meat in soy sauce, liquid smoke, and other flavorings before drying in a dehydrator or smoker until dry and pliable.
This document provides recipes for 18 dishes including Cyprus Village Salad, Trachanas soup, Grilled halloumi cheese, Madeleine, Beetroot salad, Mashed potatoes with endive and smoked sausage, Rôti de veau Orloff with peas, Vla dessert, Baguette with garlic butter, Traditional Village Pasta with Chicken and Lemon, Gnocchi with Sheep Cheese, Îles flottantes, Machallepi, Croque-monsieur, Soufflé au fromage, Apple strudel, Chicken noodle soup, and "Daktyla" sweet. For each recipe, the document lists the ingredients and preparation instructions.
This document contains recipes from various cuisines including Greek, French and others. It includes 18 recipes ranging from salads to soups to desserts. The recipes include ingredients lists and step-by-step preparation instructions. Some highlights include a Cyprus Village Salad, Trachanas soup, Grilled halloumi cheese, Madeleine cookies, Beetroot salad, Mashed potatoes with smoked sausage, and Apple strudel.
10 BEST DINNER RECIPES BRILLIANTLY MADE WITH COCKTAILS.pdfHaider ali
This document provides recipes for 10 dinner dishes that incorporate cocktails. The first recipe is for a Mushroom Thyme Sherry Soup. The second is a Bourbon Whipped Cream dessert. The third is a Cuervo & Tecate Pork Carnitas dish served with tortillas and toppings. The document continues providing recipes and cocktail pairing suggestions for additional dishes.
This document is a catalog from Wildtree Herbs promoting their organic and natural food products. It features recipes for dishes like scallop BLTs and coleslaw dressing. It also advertises new products like Asian spice blend and cranberry poppy seed vinaigrette. The catalog encourages customers to host Wildtree tasting parties and workshops or become a representative to earn income working part-time from home selling Wildtree products.
This document provides recipes and information for various foodservice products from Kent Precision Foods Group and Frostline brands. It discusses several culinary trends in foodservice like ethnic cuisines bringing spicy flavors, health conscious diners seeking low-fat options, and smaller portion sizes for frequent snacking. Recipes include pepper jack queso, parmesan grits with grilled shrimp, Thai mayo sauce, mango habanero ranch dressing, cilantro lime brown rice, heirloom tomato salsa, and mocha frappe smoothie. The document promotes adapting classic dishes and developing new recipes using the company's sauce mixes, seasonings, and smoothie bases to capitalize on emerging trends.
Hungry for some beef alhambra, ham risotto or mint lamb? You don't have to go to a fancy restaurant to satisfy your craving. You can prepare these special recipes yourself. Grab this pdf reproduction by Susan Alexander Truffles to learn how.
These summaries provide the key details about grilling steaks with a garlic-based marinade and recipes for beef stew and cranberry meatballs:
1) A garlic-based marinade containing olive oil, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, and pepper is used to flavor New York strip or ribeye steaks before grilling.
2) A recipe for beef stew includes beef cubes browned and simmered in oxtail soup mix and water along with carrots, potatoes, and mixed vegetables.
3) Cranberry meatballs made with ground beef and pork combined with eggs, breadcrumbs, parsley, Worcestershire sauce and seasonings are baked and can be frozen for later use in gravy or dishes.
The document provides recipes for several types of meatloaf. The recipes include ingredients and instructions for preparing country meatloaf, slow-cooker burgundy meatloaf, mini meatloaf pies, and several other meatloaf variations. The recipes provide directions for mixing and baking ground meat mixtures with various additions like vegetables, sauces, cheeses and seasonings.
Recipe: Corned Beef and Cabbage for St. Patty's DayJosh Brown
This recipe serves 4 and includes corned beef brisket simmered for an hour per pound along with baby carrots and cabbage. A horseradish cream is made with horseradish, sour cream, and Dijon mustard. The corned beef and vegetables are simmered together until tender then sliced and served with broth and an optional side of horseradish cream. Nutrition information is provided for both the meat and vegetables and the horseradish cream.
Best frog in the hole recipe:-
Toad in the hole is a traditional British dish consisting of sausages cooked in a batter of flour, eggs and milk. It's a simple, hearty meal that's perfect for a chilly evening. Here's a step-by-step recipe for the best toad in the hole:
organs:
8 sausages
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 cup flour
3/4 tsp salt
3 eggs
1 cup milk
1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves
Salt and pepper to taste
Instruction:
Preheat your oven to 425°F (220°C).
Place sausages in a 9x13-inch baking dish and drizzle with vegetable oil.
Roast the sausages in the oven for 10 minutes, until they begin to brown.
While sausages are cooking, whisk together flour and salt in a large mixing bowl.
Whisk the eggs in a separate bowl and then gradually whisk them into the flour mixture.
Add milk gradually, whisking continuously and beat till the batter is smooth.
Stir in fresh thyme leaves and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Take the baking dish out of the oven and pour the batter over the sausages.
Place the dish back in the oven and bake for 25-30 minutes or until the batter is puffed and golden brown.
Remove from the oven and let the dish cool for a few minutes before serving.
Advice:
Use a good quality sausage for the best flavor.
If you want to add more flavor to the batter, you can add some grated cheese or chopped herbs.
Serve with mashed potatoes and vegetables for a complete meal.
conclusion:
Todd in the Hole is a classic British dish that is perfect for a cozy dinner on a chilly evening. With this recipe, you'll have a delicious and hearty meal in no time. So, try it and enjoy.
vegetarian frog in the hole:-
Vegetarian "Frog in the Hole" is a delicious and easy-to-make dish that replaces traditional sausage with vegetarian sausage or another meat substitute.
organs:
6 vegetarian sausages
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp salt
3 eggs
1 and 1/4 cup milk
2 tablespoons of vegetable oil
Instruction:
Preheat the oven to 220°C (425°F).
In a large bowl, whisk together flour and salt.
In another bowl, beat eggs and milk until well combined.
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and beat until the batter is smooth and free of lumps.
Heat oil in a large skillet over medium high heat.
Add vegetarian sausage to skillet and cook until browned on all sides.
Pour the batter over the sausages in the pan.
Place the tawa in the preheated oven and bake for 25-30 minutes or till the batter is golden brown and cooked through.
Once done, remove the pan from the oven and let it cool for a few minutes.
Serve vegetarian frog in holes hot with vegetables or salad of your choice.
Enjoy your delicious and meat-free "frog in the hole"!
Cornish pasties near me:-
Cornish pasties are a traditional British baked pastry originating from Cornwall in southwestern England.
The document provides recipes for picnic foods including:
1) A watercress and smoked salmon roulade that involves making a flavored milk, baking the roulade, and filling and rolling it with cream cheese and smoked salmon.
2) Scotch quails' eggs wrapped in sausage meat and rolled in sesame seeds that are pan fried.
3) Aubergine, butternut squash, and courgette salad with a saffron-infused yogurt dressing.
4) Herb focaccia bread made with olive oil, rosemary, and sea salt.
Food Intolerance and Allergen Program (FIAP) Recipe and Menu GuideSarah Partch
The FIAP Recipe and Menu Guide is intended to provide the allergen cook with safe, allergy-friendly recipe ideas. The guide also saves the allergen cook time by listing ingredients by brand name or GFS (Gordon Food Service) reorder number. When presented with multiple products, the allergen cook can select the ingredient that is listed in the guide, rather than reading and analyzing multiple labels for allergens. The Recipe and Menu Guide includes a four week cycle menu, as well.
1. Boil salted water and cook spaghetti until almost al dente.
2. Shallow fry diced pancetta in a pan until crispy. Add drained pasta and olive oil and continue cooking.
3. In a bowl, whisk eggs, egg yolk, salt and cheese.
4. Add pasta and pancetta mixture to the bowl and mix well to combine. Serve immediately.
To make bacon at home, cure pork belly by rubbing it with a mixture of salt, sugar, and saltpeter and packing it skin side down in an airtight container for 6 days per kilogram. The curing process draws moisture from the meat and preserves it. After curing, wash, dry, and cold smoke the bacon for 2-3 hours until browned. Alternative methods include curing bacon as slices at room temperature for 5 days or applying liquid smoke if no smokehouse is available.
This document provides a recipe for smoked pulled pork sliders that includes instructions for making a brine and spice rub. The brine contains water, salt, brown sugar, and fresh and dried herbs and spices that is used to soak a pork butt or shoulder for 24-48 hours. The spice rub contains sugar, salt, peppers, herbs, and spices that is applied all over the pork before slow smoking at 225 degrees for 12-17 hours until the bone pulls away from the meat.
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1. Classic Roast Beef For Halogen Oven Users
Here is one of everybody's favorite roasts for you to try. I found it over at
http://everydayhalogen.com/2013/01/02/roast-beef-with-horseradish.
It's a nice blog which lists a number of mouth-watering recipe ideas for halogen ovens.
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A great family roast – serve it with roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, steamed vegetables
and home-made gravy. Timings will vary depending on the size of the joint and your own personal
taste. If you like a pinker beef, test a little earlier.
Serves 4–6
Ingredients:
Beef joint
2 tbsp golden syrup
2 tbsp dark brown sugar
4 tbsp horseradish
Black pepper
300ml red wine
1. Preheat your halogen oven using the preheat setting or set the temperature to 210ºC.
2. In a mixing bowl, combine the sugar, golden syrup and horseradish. Season well with black
pepper.
3. Place the beef joint on a roasting tin and place on the low rack. Cook for 20 minutes before
turning the temperature down to 180ºC.
4. Coat well with the sticky horseradish sauce and cook for a further 20 minutes for every 450g. If it
starts to darken too much whilst cooking, you can cover securely with tin foil.
5. Halfway through cooking add the red wine – this will mix with the beef juices and can be
used for your beef gravy stock.
6. Once your beef is cooked, wrap in tin foil and leave to rest for at least 20 minutes. Use this time to
make your gravy using the natural juices in the roasting pan. Mix 1 tsp cornflour with a little stock
and add it to the roasting pan. Heat gently and stir well as it thickens, to avoid any lumps. Serve
with roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and steamed vegetables.
This recipe is from the Complete Halogen Oven Cookbook by Sarah Flower.