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#52 Apr 30 2007 at 1:34 PM Rating: Good
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I am a simple cook. Protein, veggies, starch.

Marinate a chicken breast for a day, grill it up until juice is clear and meat is white all the way through. Boiled broccoli or cauliflower and rice/potato. Total cook time 10 minutes.

Hamburgers. Extra lean meat (not for health reasons, it just tastes better). Not rocket science but adding the right amount of garlic, breadcrumbs, eggs etc is an art. Takes less than 20 minutes. Put cheese on it right off the grill and perhaps bacon, sweet sweet bacon.

Pork Chops. Marinate. Slice apples and onions, add cumin then simmer. Under 20 minutes.

Diced Chicken, Rice, Spinach, redpeppers with some soya.

Roasts are easy enough if you have a crockpot. Turn it on and goto work come back and voila. Throw the potatoes and the carrots in with it if you want. Use grease to make your gravy.

Steaks require a barbecue (which I don't have Smiley: cry). Marinate em for a day. Cooking is easy. When the blood starts to seep up and become visible on top of steak flip it. When it does the same with the other side take it off the heat. You have a medium rare steak. Baked potato or just cheapy sidekick mashed potatoes.

Not a seafood fan other than walleye. Which you just bread using cornflake crumbs, flour and eggwash. Fry in crisco. Lobster you cut down the centre and pull the meat out of the shell, boil until meant is white all the way through.

Club sandwiches using chicken breasts, rye and bacon, perhap mozza cheese melted on.
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#53 Apr 30 2007 at 1:37 PM Rating: Good
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English Sushi 4tw!
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#54 Apr 30 2007 at 1:43 PM Rating: Decent
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Roasts are easy enough if you have a crockpot. Turn it on and goto work come back and voila. Throw the potatoes and the carrots in with it if you want. Use grease to make your gravy.


Lipton makes a beefy onion powder mix that works really well for roasts.

Also, I got one of the George Foreman grills, and cleanup is a real *****.
#55 Apr 30 2007 at 1:44 PM Rating: Excellent
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Reminds me of that commercial I used to love with Terry Pratchett where he pronounces 'sushi' as 'sootchee'.

They sell that at basketball games here, Nobby. Only it's called 'chicken fingers' and they don't mention the fries.
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#56 Apr 30 2007 at 1:44 PM Rating: Good
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bodhisattva wrote:
Hamburgers. Extra lean meat (not for health reasons, it just tastes better)
FUcking Colonial trash!

You need steak with a good marbling of fat for one reason, and one reason alone! FalvoUr!11eleven

1/4lb Steak, 1 egg to bind, a handful of fresh breadcrumbs, Salt, Pepper and a pinch of paprika and chilli powder.

Killer Blow - a handful of freshly chopped coriander leaves.

Blitz it all in a food-processor, get the griddle pan glowing infra-red and salivate. Cook for 0.0123 nano-seconds and serve on the cleavage of an east european gymnast.

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#57 Apr 30 2007 at 1:49 PM Rating: Decent
A tasty sounding thread.

Steak Flatbread Sliders.

16-18 oz New York Strip Steak.

Marinate in red wine for 2 hours in fridge.

4 Portello Mushrooms (medium size)
1 Yellow onion
1 Lime
1 Tomato
1 Bulb of Garlic
1 Stick of Butter
2 Cups of Mozzarella
1 Cup of Parmesan
1 Cup of Blue Cheese (Hard)
1 Box of Pizza Dough Mix (I make my own dough but this is much quicker.)

Prepare

Melt butter and blue cheese in a double boiler on low heat. (you can use a microwave, just be sure to use defrost) You want the butter to be malleable, not liquid. Mix and freeze in a plastic baggie.

Mix Pizza Dough and let sit (Should only take 10 minutes for dough.)

Clean and chop mushrooms into half inch cubes. Same with onion. Mince Garlic and "toss" ingredients together.

NOTE: The steak always taste better on a grill but you can pan fry it like a Diane.

Chop steak into 1/2 - 3/4 inch cubes and Grill. Flash cook Vegetable mixture and hit with red wine (gas stove) until it flames. Drain liquid from veggies.

Mix with steak.

Roll dough into a very thin roll (think less then a 1/4 inch) and cut into rectangles. Toss on cookie sheet and "pre-bake" the dough until firm. Pull out of oven and top with steak and veggie mixture. Take your Blue Cheese butter and slice a spread on top of it. Top with assorted cheese. Bake until brown.

Serve with sliced Lime and Tomatoes.

Alternatively you can substitute Chicken for the steak and use a mix of Black Olives and Roasted Red Peppers and Red Onion for a Mediterranean feel. Serve with Oil and Vinegar.

A wheat Crust kicks much *** as well.


Enjoy!



Edited, Apr 30th 2007 4:50pm by Kaelesh
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