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Old 12-01-2007, 08:34 AM
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I love to cook, I learned this art as a junior in the army, I spent 2 years training for it.
I do all the cooking in the house and I love it. If any of you guys could pass on any new recipes for me to try out I would be delighted.
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Old 12-01-2007, 10:42 AM
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K, only if you promise to come here and cook since I hate it.. LOL

I'll kig up some of my fav recipes.. do you bake too?

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Old 12-01-2007, 12:13 PM
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Here's a US southern favorite. Chicken and Dumplins
3 or 4 chicken breasts 1 egg beaten
2 cups flour 1/2 tsp. baking powder
3 tbsp. shortening (Crisco) not oil 1/2 tsp. salt
1/3 to 1/2 cup chicken stock

Boil the chicken (skin on) untill done but not too long or it won't be tender. Pull stock from the boiling chicken and let it cool till just warm save the water you boiled the chicken in for later. Combine dry ingredients including the shortening. Add the beaten egg and cooled chicken stock. Knead dough and cut into thirds. Roll out the dough and cut into thin slices. Bring the water you cooked the chicken in to a low boil, put dumplins (Cut dough peices) into the chicken stock on low boil. I can't remember how long it takes just taste every now and then. It may become soupy so you might want to pull some of the water off as you go. It's really trial and error, thats how I came up with it. If you like curry add that too. Sorry I can't give exacts on this one, it's seat of the pants but it's gooooooooooooooooood.
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i cheat--get the chicken cooked at the walmart deli(rotissire chicken) pull the meat off, use the broth in the container, and some bullion, add water and thicken with a paste of flour/cold water. bisquick dumplings, lol. season. takes a half hour.
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Old 12-01-2007, 10:20 PM
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Thanks folks. Ive a Scottish recipe that you all might like.
Its called Stovies.
You need
4 Potatoes
2 Carrots
1 Onion
4 sausages
Gravy.

Cut up your potatoes (peel them first) and put them in a pan of water and boil for 20mins
Same for carrots.
Slice your onion and put in frying pan with a little veg oil and braise them.
Slice up the sausages and add them to the onions.
Once carrots and potatos are ready, drain them and add to the frying pan and mix them all in.
Add 1/4 pint of gravy to pan and simmer for 25 mins. And serve.
PS you can also use fish as well.
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Yes bec, I do bake, I make a mean Chocolate Gateaux

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Im looking for a good recipe for chilli sauce my bushes are loaded dont want to see them go to waste. Sweet sauce, or some form of paste would be good. Cheers Rob
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Hi Nugget, why don't you get your chillies and put them into a jar and cover them in vinegar, and pickle them, they last for years and taste great.
Scott

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ok, scott, i keep checking for a recipe--when you gonna post one, hmmmmmm?(something chocolate would be a good place to start!)
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Old 15-01-2007, 08:55 AM
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Hi Cathie. here is a recipe for a chocolate cake.
200g Flour
250g Butter
200g Cooking Chocolate
2 Eggs
100g Icing Sugar
100g Caster Sugar.
100g Cocoa Powder


METHOD
Mix your butter and caster suger together until white and fluffy. Add your eggs gradually to the mixture.
Start adding your flour, Sieved into the mixture gradually. Keep on doing this until the mixture is thick but still white. Then start to add your cocoa powder and mix well in until the mixture turns tan in colour (You could use coffee as well, or instead of if you wish)
Add your mixture into a greased baking tin and put into the oven at 200degrees and bake until the cake is dry inside, this can be done by gently putting a fork in and testing it. Bake for 25 mins.
Whilst the cake is baking. Melt your chocolate in a bowl over a pot of boiling water. Once chocolate is melted remove from heat and place on a work surface.
Start slowly mixing your butter and icing sugar into the chocolate and eventually you will have cocoa butter.
Once cake is ready. Remove from oven and empty it out of baking tin onto a tray and allow to cool.
Once cool, halve the cake through the middle and remove top half.
Spread the cocoa butter across the cake, put in plenty.
Put on the other half of the cake. And then slowly start to cover the entire cake in the cocoa butter.
To add a bit of decoration to the top of the cake you could put some Mandarin Orange segments on top.
Then enjoy, Preferably with your friends and not you. (Hope your not a Chocoholic)
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