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FR Weekly Cooking Thread *Recipes* Nov 12, 2011
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| Nov 12, 2011
| libertarian27
Posted on 11/12/2011 9:05:46 AM PST by libertarian27
Welcome to the 49th installment of the FR Weekly Cooking (Recipes) Thread.
Looking for something new to make or made something new that came out great? Please share a 'tried-and-true' recipe or nine- for fellow FReepers to add to their 'go-to' Recipe Stack of Family Favorites!
Here's the place to share and explore your latest and greatest favorite recipe.
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To: Ladysmith
Going to have to try this one, too.
If you're going to try the bun recipe I posted, reduce the amount of bread flour by 1/2 cup.
I did this yesterday, and the buns turned out perfect, soft and fluffy.
They were also gone within 24 hours.
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posted on
11/13/2011 5:37:57 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Red_Devil 232
Let me ask about some gravey that you made a few years ago with turkey wings, lottsa vegies and roasted it till it fell apart, strained it and made a gravy for you holiday meals, a bird maybe. Could you link me to that thread or describe it here. Walmart had huge turkeys for 58cnt per lb and I bought one, a 21 pounder. I haven’t cooked a whole turkey in a while.
To: illiac
I made your mom’s Apple Cake recipe last night and it turned out very good! I cut the am’t of oil back to 1/2 cup and reduced the sugar, using 1 3/4 cup plus the 1/2 cup that was mixed with the apples & cinnamon. (Used home-canned applesauce that was slightly sweetened.) Definitely a keeper recipe. Thank you for posting it.
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posted on
11/13/2011 6:10:20 PM PST
by
elli1
To: Bizzy Bugz
Thanks. The yeast is still good until next year. I always keep it in the freezer, and let it get to room temperature before adding it into the mix.
124
posted on
11/13/2011 7:36:09 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Trillian
125
posted on
11/13/2011 7:40:27 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Rio
I figured it out. I reduced the amount of flour by 1/2 cup, and used milk at 100 degree temps. They turned out perfectly.
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posted on
11/13/2011 7:41:57 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Netizen
Thanks for the recipe, which reminded me to get some all purpose flour on my way home from work tomorrow morning.
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posted on
11/13/2011 7:45:06 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Netizen
What kind of flour are you using?
Bread flour.
128
posted on
11/13/2011 7:46:03 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: Red_Devil 232
Dont use instant yeast!
Got it. Thanks.
129
posted on
11/13/2011 7:48:34 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: bgill
Slightly warm = baby bottle warm
I figured it out. I make the milk to 100 degrees, mix in the egg with the thermometer needle and pour it into the bread machine. Then, I add the dry stuff on top and the yeast in a dry hole at the center. After reducing the flour by 1/2 cup, they turned out perfectly.
Thanks.
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posted on
11/13/2011 7:52:48 PM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: texas booster
I thought I read or heard that a Campbell cheese soup had been discontinued. I did a search and see that a local store does carry the Campbell cheese soup. It was called for in the crockpot scalloped potatoes in one of the recipes from that first link you gave.
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posted on
11/13/2011 9:41:57 PM PST
by
Netizen
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To: Red_Devil 232
Question:
What’s the difference between regular all purpose flour and King Arthur’s? I found it at the store and got some.
132
posted on
11/14/2011 5:40:05 AM PST
by
RandallFlagg
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To: rightly_dividing
I forget where I got the actual recipe for the turkey gravy. But I remember I had bought two huge turkey wings and used them along with carrots, onions, garlic and maybe some green peppers. These were baked in a slow oven (200F) for a couple of hours until everything looked ready. As in the picture I took below.
I then removed all of the ingredients and deglazed the pan every thing then went into a huge pot of water and I let it simmer until I figured all the goodness was extracted from the ingredients. I then strained it and used just the liquid to make the gravy. Came out real good. This can be done a couple of days before you will need to use the liquid for the gravy.
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posted on
11/14/2011 8:38:30 AM PST
by
Red_Devil 232
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To: Red_Devil 232
That looks very tasty! :)
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posted on
11/14/2011 8:43:09 AM PST
by
Netizen
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To: Red_Devil 232
Three bulbs of garlic, or did I miss one?
135
posted on
11/14/2011 8:50:08 AM PST
by
magslinger
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To: rightly_dividing
Ok this is where I got the recipe except I did everything in the oven not just the turkey wings. I did reduce the temp of the oven so I would not burn the veggies to a crisp.
Video - Tempting Turkey Gravy
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posted on
11/14/2011 9:01:57 AM PST
by
Red_Devil 232
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To: magslinger
I think it was only two bulbs cut in half one half fell apart in the lower right hand corner. I remember I also had celery in there.
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posted on
11/14/2011 9:07:22 AM PST
by
Red_Devil 232
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To: Red_Devil 232
Thanks for your effort. I remember how good the picture looked and how good it sounded. We have not had turkey in a few years, but I bought a couple of them at Walmart the other day for this year’s holidays.
To: rightly_dividing
I prefer ham during the holidays - so much easier to deal with. But every once in awhile we get a craving for turkey and the fixings.
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posted on
11/14/2011 12:27:11 PM PST
by
Red_Devil 232
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To: RandallFlagg
I have used King Arthur’s flour and don’t know the difference except for price. I usually just buy 25 lb bags of all perp. and Bread flour at Sam’s. Works fine for me. I keep them in 5 gal. food grade buckets. Same with the rice I buy.
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posted on
11/14/2011 12:37:07 PM PST
by
Red_Devil 232
(VietVet - USMC All Ready On The Right? All Ready On The Left? All Ready On The Firing Line!)
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