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Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Today!


Today was so interesting that I thought sharing my experience with you. I woke up this morning feeling worn out because I had to go to school. I had bread with corn beef as my breakfast. Getting to school, I was very hungry so, I decided to get a fruit drink called la casera which I ate with donut. The rain was very heavy trying to get me angry but getting home, Okra soup and Eba had been prepared. I ate and ate; in fact, it was delicious. I really enjoyed myself.

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Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Five in one Fruit drink...

Five Alive natural citrus beverage is a delicious citrus blend of five fruit juices and other all natural ingredients. The taste comes from a perfect blend of orange, lemon, grapefruit, tangerine and lime juices from concentrate that's surprisingly smooth. The exhilarating taste of Five Alive wakes you up in the morning and picks you up throughout the day.

FIVE ALIVE FROZEN CONCENTRATED NATURAL CITRUS BEVERAGE CONTAINS PURE FILTERED WATER, SWEETENERS (HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, SUGAR), CONCENTRATED ORANGE AND LEMON JUICES, ORANGE PULP, NATURAL FLAVORS, CONCENTRATED GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINE AND LIME JUICES.

It should be refrigerated and also it should be used by the date stamped on the package.
The optimum temperature for storing chilled products in your refrigerator is between 33°F and 40°F and freezing cartons or plastic bottles is not recommended.


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Wednesday, May 24, 2006

Vegetable Soup...

Last night was very different. I ate this vegetable soup which my mummy made and it was very delicious. It contained sausage rolls, tomatoes, potatoes and a very special reciepe which is the vegetable. Guess what? I ate it with yam which gave it a very different taste. Don't be like me, Try it with rice and I think you would appreciate the taste better.

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Monday, May 22, 2006

Baked Beans...

Ingredients1 small onion (diced)1 16 ounce can white beans (undrained)1 16 ounce can navy beans (undrained) 4 slices vegan soy bacon(diced)
1/3 Cup brown sugar1/4 Cup ketchup1 Tbls,
1 Tbls vegetable oil2 tsp Tony Cachere's Creole Seasoning1 ts Liquid Smoke Mesquite 1/2 tsp of Louisiana hot sauce1/8 tsp white pepper.

Preparation:
This is so easy, you all are going to pick up yardage. Start the oil and onions in a medium sauce pan over high heat, add everything else. Cook just to a low boil and place in a covered oven proof dish and back at 350 degrees F until you're hungry... What?

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Saturday, May 20, 2006

Dinner set for sushi

Serve sushi with traditional Asian elegance. The simplicity of this set makes it as charming as it is useful to lovers of sushi. Porcelain dishes are dishwasher and microwave safe. Set includes: two 5" rice bowls, two 7 1/2" square plates, two pairs of wood chopsticks, two 3 1/4" dipping bowls, two chopstick rests. Enjoy your sushi!!!

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Friday, May 19, 2006

Good Grips Uplift Tea Kettles

A revolutionary design makes this tea kettle easy-to-use as well as attractive. The spout cap automatically opens when you lift the kettle by the handle so pouring is easy. The large opening allows for easy cleaning and filling. It is very sturdy with a soft-grip, heat-resistant handle for comfort and to give you a good, firm grip. 2-quart capacity. Hand washing recommended.Your dinner would definitely be splendid with a cup of hot in place.

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Monday, May 15, 2006

Braised Pork with vegetables

This is what happens in the kitchen when mum is alone. She comes up a delicious Smokey braised dish with pork shoulder, preserved vegetables and dark soy sauce. I haven't had the chance to get mum to write down a recipe for me but I will. I think it's pretty similar to the other soy braising techniques but this is more savory, less sweet. Paired with some killer home-made chili sauce (spiked with grated ginger, garlic and sesame oil), this is a perfect partner with steamed rice or even rice porridge.

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Sunday, May 14, 2006

Fried Fusili...


I love planning meals for dinners at home, I also enjoy coming up with a recipe/dish that pulls together what's left in the fridge. I don't know about you but on some days, the meat won't thaw fast enough, and a particular noodle just isn't in stock in my pantry. Watch this…We had leftover ham from our split pea soup night, a new bag of frozen peas, some fresh shitake mushrooms and lots of pasta. So I threw them together - sautéed the onions, diced ham, frozen peas and sliced mushrooms in some samba chili, added the cooked pasta, tossed them together in the wok till they started to look like they were meant to be together. I also seasoned with some ketchup, chili powder, salt and dark soy sauce. It was amazing in its outcome.
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Saturday, May 13, 2006

Buffalo wings, how delicious!

I have tried this recipe a couple of times and I'm delighted to say that it's only gotten better. The wings were left in the oven to broil and crisp up with flavors of garlic powder, chili powder, onion powder, pepper and salt. While the wings are cooking, I melt butter, add hot sauce, dash of Worcestershire, pepper and a corn starch slurry that is, thickening the sauce helps it adhere to the win. I also made some blue cheese dressing, since I could not find any good one in the store. I also borrowed Meat henge’s recipe wow! Just like my mum says “you’ll never go back to store-bought”.

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Friday, May 12, 2006

Chilled out...

Waking up this morning, I left so weak that i could hardly lift up my legs off the bed. Then i rememdered i had my meal already made but where? my refrigerator has been stocked so I don't have to make any food when am tired. Get atleast one fridge for a house it's useful.Tags:



Thursday, May 11, 2006

Do you know that...

Eat your breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day!" Why are parents always saying that?
Well, imagine you're a car. After a long night of sleeping, your fuel tank is empty. Breakfast is the fuel that gets you going so you can hit the road. It is much more than donuts and coffee. It features Fresh Fruit Salad from locally grown fruit, Yogurt, Bagels, Hot and Cold Cereal, Raisin Bread, English Muffins and Fresh Baked Pastries.Beverage bars not only have coffee, tea, orange and apple juice, but also Cappuccino and Hot Chocolate!If there is one thing that I know how to do, it's make a great breakfast.This is very important because it energizes you for the task ahead.Tags:





Cooking made easy


Attractive, classic satin Russell Hobbs 10 Cup Rice Cooker can be used for steaming, boiling, simmering, sauting, and braising. Just press the Cooking selector level down and the rice will begin to cook. This 10 cup Rice Cooker will automatically switch to the Keep Warm thermostat control once cooking is complete. Unit includes stainless steel steamer insert, rice ladle, measuring cups, and recipes. The Russell Hobbs Rice Cooker makes up to 20 cups of cooked rice from 10 cups of uncooked rice. Large removable non-stick inner pot makes for easy clean-up. Stainless steel steamer insert allows you to steam vegetables and eat healthy! Vegetables can be steamed in the insert while rice cooks below. The Russell Hobbs Rice Cooker is capable of cooking a variety of rice including wild rice, saffron rice, long grain rice and more.
Makes up to 20 cups of cooked rice
"Keep Warm" thermostat control
Removable non-stick inner pot
Can be used for steaming, boiling/simmering, sauting and braising
Includes stainless steel steamer insert, rice ladle, measuring cup and recipes
Quick Jump to Other Rice Cooker Models
Via:Everythingkitchen.com

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Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Creole fusion ethnic recipe with shrimp...


I came across this on the net and I thought to share it with you. It's Creole fusion ethnic recipe with shrimp, tomatoes, capers, basil, garlic in a Starport Foods Spicy Mango Creole Sauce

Ingredient List:
1/4 C. Spicy Mango Creole Sauce (Starport 121)
10 oz. Prawn, shelled or un-shelled 16 count
1/4 C. Tomatoes, seeded, diced 1.4"
1 Tbsp. Capers
1/4 C. Basil, sliced
2 Tbsp. White wine
2 tsp. Garlic, crushed
2 Tbsp. Olive oil or butter
Garnish with lemon or lime wedge

Instructions:

1.Butterfly prawns and de-vein, with shell on or off.

2.Remove basil leaves and discard stems, roll leaves into a log and slice basil.

3.Crush garlic and set aside.

4.Heat a pan at medium high heat; add oil or butter then lay prawns (meat side down) and sear about 30 seconds.

5.Add garlic and turn prawns shell side down, cook 3-4 minutes, and then add in tomatoes and sauté 30 seconds.

6.Add wine, then Spicy Mango Creole Sauce. Sauté until steaming hot, then add basil and capers.
Remove when hot, and garnish with lemon or lime wedge

Via: Startpot food.com

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Friday, May 05, 2006

Especially for health concious individuals...

I observed something which I thought to share with you. Most people try to be fit by just enrolling for gym or exercising on a daily basis for work outs without being conscious of their food in-take. Nutritional administration plays an important roll in everyday life. Enrolling for gym is a wonderful idea but filling the space with junks is terrible. Here is the catch, you can eat a large quantity of meal and yet remain trim. Skipping meal because you want to cut out fat leaves you sickly and unhealthy. So to look good while dieting requires adequate consumption of vegetables, fruits and fluids especially water.

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An Alfredo sauce with...


This is a very simple recipe that is delicious and can be prepared in a few minutes even if you can hardly cook at all. Just clean up the kitchen so that no one will know it came out of cans and jars.
It is a creamy pasta dish that is appealing in appearance, fragrance, and taste. There are quite a few good Alfredo sauces available in jars these days. If you are ambitious or willing to really earn your reputation then you may choose to make an Alfredo sauce from scratch. Otherwise, the one in the jar is pretty darn good.Well here is the good news, you can use spaghetti but Linguini adds a classy touch.

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Thursday, May 04, 2006

Here are your Soup Tips...


1. Vegetables added to a soup taste better if you sauté them in a little butter first.

2. Did you know that Lettuce loves fat: Fat can be removed from hot soup by floating a large lettuce leaf on the surface.

3. Eliminate fat from soup and stew by dropping ice cubes into the pot. As you stir, the fat will cling to the cubes. Discard the cubes before they melt.

4. Never over-boil soups as they lose their color .

5. You can camouflage the burnt taste from your soups & Stews by pouring the liquid gently and carefully into a clean pan and flavor it with curry powder or mustard or some chutney.

6. Salty Soup - Place a raw potato in the bowl & it will absorb the extra salt.

7. Thickening for the Soups - Put instant mashed potato and gravies to thicken. Stir thoroughly and Keep on adding as much desired.

8. A cold soup should always be thoroughly chilled. Prepare and refrigerate the day before, if you can. When serving a cold soup, chill the bowls or cups you are going to serve it in. The soup will remain cold longer

9. A liner plate placed under each bowl allows you to serve bowls filled with hot or cold liquid gracefully. Use a salad plate beneath rimless bowls, and a ten-inch dinner plate beneath rimmed bowls.

10. The plate also gives your guests a place to put the spoon when they have finished eating, and helps to protect the table.

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Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Do you know that...

Blueberries– the true brain food. They have vitamins that help memory. They're also a great source of Vitamin C and also has more of the antioxidant power you need to fight aging, cancer and heart disease. They taste great with a bowl full of cream for breakfast or in your muffins.A native of North America, and grown in shades varying from light blue to dark purple. There are at least 50 different blueberry types, both cultivated and wild. Blueberries are second only to strawberries in the berry category in the United States. They are great snack items, they can be used for pies, crips, muffins,smoothies, cakes, blue witches brew and many more and also they taste great when added to cereals, salads, yogurts or pancakes. Wild blueberries are smaller and more compact with a brighter blue color than cultivated blueberries, and many think that wild blueberries have a more intense flavor. When buying fresh blueberries, select firm, plump nourished berries in dry, unstained cotainers. Color is the best indicator of blueberry maturity and fully developed flavor, so avoid green and immature blueberries. Reddish berries are not ripe, but may be used in cooking. Blueberries will last up to ten days stored if well stored, and can be keptf frozen for up to nine months. Don't wash berries until you're ready to eat them or use in a recipe, because they'll turn moldy and mushy.

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