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Down & Dirty: Ramps |
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. You can really get creative with dishes when you use wine |
The enchiladas I made with e deli jerk turkey turned out to be a hit with all 5 people who ate them. It was truly a 5 minute (prep) meal! Took 20 minutes in the oven and was pantry cooking at its finest :D |
I usually cook with leftovers or what's in the fridge already most nights. The flavors are already there and the cooking time is so much quicker, and not much to prep. For example, Lisa remember when I told you about that expensive breakfast? One of the dishes we had was smoked salmon hash. Well we didn't like the salmon and thought it was overcooked. So for dinner that night, we added it to this Korean steamed egg dish that bf loves (it's a very fluffy light, and not very solid steamed egg, almost like custard but not really) that starts out looking like soup. We put in the leftover salmon and added some miso, seaweed, tofu, and it came out great. Like a asian fritatta. But I do like to cook things from scratch bc I feel more of a sense that I actually cooked. |
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Doesn't like pork huh? Does he not know where bacon comes from? Don't tell me that boy doesn't like bacon! |
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See why I sneak ingredients into his food? :winky: |
I personally need a recipe. I can't just throw things together. But that's why I have you Lisa!! :p |
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You ask me for a recipe and amounts ~ all I can do is guess :p I've started texting you "recipes" that work out so one of us knows WTH I put in that soup that tasted so good :sidesplt: |
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Some of my best dishes have been accidental because of being too lazy to shop. Problem is I can never recreate them!! I'm anxious to try P's shiratake noodle salad concoction!! :thumbup: |
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That 1000 yr old egg was a nice addition too. I know you would never eat one, but the creaminess was nice. Maybe you could try adding a regular soft boiled egg? |
[QUOTE=capt_noonie;4203935]I've found that when I try something new, I follow the recipe. Then I don't like it and the next time I add or take out what I want instead. Like the Korean steamed egg thing I mentioned earlier. The traditional way is just with chicken broth or shrimp stock. After we tried it with miso and tofu and seaweed, we like it much better. But after you cook certain foods a while you don't really need a recipe to try something new. You just kind of eyeball. Less stuff to wash that way too. LOL /QUOTE] Me too. But I must have a recipe the first time. Then I change it to our likes lol. |
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