The recipe thread

[FAQinc]

Ahh good old Mustard like Tabasco is the best tasteless food masking agent out there

I also agree about corn dogs but have tried worse things it included parts of sheep in broth some Bulgarian recipes are really strange some are fantastic but like every country there have to be exceptions.

[Boonen]

Ahh good old Mustard like Tabasco is the best tasteless food masking agent out there

I think I'll have to get some of that then Don't think I have any recipes to share. I do know quite a few good restaurants though, which is probably a sign that I should take notes here

I have to say the deep fried snickers sound quite good, wouldn't mind trying one of those one day. Must be calorie bombs! If you ever see deep fried ice on a restaurant menu give it a try, makes for a very special and tasty desert!

[slisk]

Ahh good old Mustard like Tabasco is the best tasteless food masking agent out there

Now you are killing me! Tabasco is a food group in my world.

[Matteo]

I like this chickpea-spinach dish. And since I am not the greatest cook on the planet I always appreciate simple recipes - enter The Minimalist. These are just the top 25, you can probably find a lot more.

[Mike K.]

Been doing pork loin cutlets lately. Inexpensive lean protein. Scramble one egg. Dip cutlets in egg. Bread with seasoned oat bran. Pan fry medium in olive oil. 10 mins or less from stove to table.

(Slisk. Love that Cajun stuff. How bout Prudhomme as a Team cook:

[dunlinii]

Mike that sounds good. Got tomorows supper sorted

[Mike K.]

Dunlinii-enjoy! Oh,sorry, most important for speed- cutlets should be "thin cut."

[j0m]

My trip to the grocery store got canceled today so I had to improvise.

A bunch of small onions.
A bit of garlic.
A bunch of carrots.
Chicken.
Spicy sausage.
Some butter.
Fry for a while.
Lower the heat.
Add some water, milk, and honey.
Let it cook.

I served the above with brown rice and some fresh vegetables (the kids don't eat cooked vegetables) and it turned out really well. Perhaps not the most exciting dish but it was nice and was invented today.

[FAQinc]

@Jom makeshift dishes are always the best!

A recent creation that's dead simple and quick to make: 2-3 carrots 1 beetroot 1/2 lemon

peel then grate the carrots and beetroot into a bowl squeeze the lemon ad a dash of olive oil and salt and done.

[Mike K.]

jOm, FAQinc-you are both very resourceful cooks!

Baked sweet potato fries for one: one large sweet potato, slice length wise into 1/4 inch pieces, lay slices flat and cut into multiple strips 1/4 inch thick. Coat baking pan with olive oil, coat top of fries. Sprinkle on some cinnamon and bake at 375 degrees for approx 20 mins.

[Ypsylon]

Not really a cook, but I made these a couple of times:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UiuqIWGe_s

j0m, have you ever made flygande Jakob?

[j0m]

"Flygande jacob" was a very popular dish in the 80's. I've never been a fan, but I actually think I made it once. Taste is OK but if you are to eat fat, salt, and some more fat and salt it better be damned good. How did you run into it? Found a link in English for those interested:
http://tummyrumble.hultberg.org/2005/11 ... ring_.html

My favorite barbecue sauce:
roast two red peppers and two unpeeled garlic cloves. Split the peppers in half and put some oil on. High temperature in the owen or on the barbecue. Takes about 10 minutes at 250C. The skin should get rather black but you don't want the peppers to go all dry. Put the the peppers in a bowl and put a cover on top. Let them sweat until they are cool enough to peel. Peel the garlic too. Mix. Add some salt and a bit of nice red vinegar or perhaps some (fake) balsamic vinegar. For something slightly different add some sour cream.

While not quite as good as the above this one is made in 5 minutes. Mix a few peppers and some sugar snaps. Get rid of the excess liquid. Add sour cream and salt.

[dunlinii]

Lets be honest though, the best barbecue sauce comes in a bottle from HP

[FAQinc]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PsvhaY3t2Y

After the making of this video the crew was taken to hospital with suspected multiple heart attacks.

[Ypsylon]

If an Aussie could write down the ingredients, that would be awesome. Can't understand a freaking word.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo7JSdQN3Vw