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1 posted on 09/20/2008 6:16:23 PM PDT by TheMom
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2 posted on 09/20/2008 6:17:20 PM PDT by TheMom (Hurricane Ike blew my tagline away.)
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To: TheMom

3 posted on 09/20/2008 6:17:34 PM PDT by dubie
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Mostly we eat steak, beef ribs, fried chicken, fried pork chops, tacos, and enchiladas.

I fail to see a problem.

4 posted on 09/20/2008 6:19:05 PM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: TheMom

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6 posted on 09/20/2008 6:20:37 PM PDT by 6323cd ((Proud sister of Gloria, age 41, who happens to have Down's Syndrome.))
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To: TheMom; carlo3b

Calling FRs best chef...

http://cookingwithchefcarlo.com/


8 posted on 09/20/2008 6:21:32 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
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Chicken and Wild Rice

Chicken, either a whole one or your favorite parts.
Boil the chicken with salt and pepper until it’s very tender.
Remove the chicken from the water and set aside to cool.

Wild Rice, Uncle Ben’s or similar variety. One box for a couple, two boxes for more family if needed.

Cook the wild rice in the chicken broth, assure you have enough water, add more if needed.

Remove chicken from the bones, dice and mix with the wild rice.

Variations: While the chicken is cooking, prepare diced celery, onions and mushrooms all chopped up, saute with butter, mix in with rice and chicken.

Very filling, a little goes a long way, one of my favorites for thirty years of marriage.


12 posted on 09/20/2008 6:26:00 PM PDT by GRRRRR (2008- A Year That Will Live in Infamy...)
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Asian Orange Chicken:

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Asian-Orange-Chicken/Detail.aspx

Easy and delicious.


13 posted on 09/20/2008 6:26:33 PM PDT by LongElegantLegs (They're penguins! Just wipe the oil off the white parts and toss 'em back!!)
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Got a grill? Rotisserie chicken rubbed with Motreal Steak seasoning. MM-mmmmm.
15 posted on 09/20/2008 6:26:51 PM PDT by GeneralisimoFranciscoFranco (I love liberals. They taste like chicken.)
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I don’t have the recipe handy, but you can Google up something called “Roosevelt Beans”, from the menu of the Roosevelt Lodge at Yellowstone. If it was good enough for Teddy...


16 posted on 09/20/2008 6:27:15 PM PDT by Charles Martel (Liberals are the crab grass in the lawn of life.)
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To: TheMom
steak, beef ribs, fried chicken, fried pork chops, tacos, and enchiladas.

My husband would love to eat at yalls place. He's a meat and potatos guy and doesn't like "what is this" meals.

17 posted on 09/20/2008 6:27:26 PM PDT by CindyDawg
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You can read a computer monitor, but not a recipe book?


18 posted on 09/20/2008 6:27:39 PM PDT by stuartcr (Election year.....Who we gonna hate, in '08?)
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Also keep in mind, we do not have immediate access to fresh seafood.

You do down here. :)

19 posted on 09/20/2008 6:28:16 PM PDT by SouthTexas (Invert the 5-4 and you have no rights.)
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Slow cooker (crock pot) + tri-tip roast (~2-3 lbs.) + a small onion + 2 cups water + 1 1/2 tsp. Kitchen Bouquet + 6-8 hours = meal. Throw in some taters and carrots a couple of hours before it’s done and you’re laffin’. Pull apart the leftover roast to make shredded beef. Combine with Old El Paso Taco Mix (40% sodium reduced) and a little water, pile in a tortilla, combine with cheese, sauce, etc. Ta-da! There’s a couple of meals right there!


20 posted on 09/20/2008 6:28:20 PM PDT by 50cal Smokepole (John Gard for Congress; WI 8th CD)
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Awesome Slowcooker Pot Roast

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Awesome-Slow-Cooker-Pot-Roast/Detail.aspx

Also easy and delicious.


21 posted on 09/20/2008 6:29:00 PM PDT by LongElegantLegs (They're penguins! Just wipe the oil off the white parts and toss 'em back!!)
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Geez! You just pinged a person who hasn't cooked
in a dog's age!!
I'll be lookin' to see if you get any new
recipes, though! :D

23 posted on 09/20/2008 6:29:59 PM PDT by luvie (McCain/PALIN!!!!--'nuff said! :D)
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Second time tnight I’m recommending “The Sonoma Diet” has Texican, Asian, Italian and classic American healthy cooking...and good wine.


26 posted on 09/20/2008 6:30:24 PM PDT by Dutchgirl ("Every Socialist is a disguised dictator." Ludwig Von Mises)
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EASY BEEF RISSOLES

1 pound beef mince
1 large onion
1 squash (also called zucchini - a long green vegetable)
1 egg
1 lemon
1 teaspoon of curry powder

Grate the onion and squash. Sprinkle with salt, curry powder and lemon juice. Beat egg and add. Blend in beef mince, kneading with hands until all mixed. Shape into small rissoles. Fry on in pan with a little oil.

Serve with green salad to accompany.

LEMON AND GARLIC CHICKEN

1 chicken
2 lemons
Many cloves of garlic

Take one large free-range chicken. Skin, and cut into 4 or 8 pieces. Juice lemons. Grind garlic and salt with a pestle and mortar until it makes a paste. Add lemon juice. Pour the lemon and garlic marinade over the chicken, leave 6 or 12 hours.

Remove from marinade, but leave some lemon and garlic on. Place chicken pieces in a greased baking dish, and put in medium hot oven for two hours or so - until well cooked.

Serve with green salad.


31 posted on 09/20/2008 6:32:27 PM PDT by BlackVeil
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i love to go on line find thousands of recipes! The ones I like the best are Amish ones, they remind me of my grandma’s cooking.


32 posted on 09/20/2008 6:33:22 PM PDT by Jewels1091
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It sounds like your tastebuds need a change of pace. Here's something easy. Get a box of this at the store. Here's the recipe we use:

1 pkg Golden Curry made by S&B (found in the oriental section of many large grocery stores)
½ onion
1 zucchini sm.
1 bell pepper or more
2-3 med. potatoes
1-1 ½ lbs chicken
2 carrots (lg.)
2 stalks of celery (lg.)

Pour 2-4 T. oil into a pan, heat, add chopped or sliced onion, fry for aproximately 5 min. add cubed chicken, brown.
Add the remaining ingredients (cut all veggies into bite size pieces) simmer until all the veggies are tender, add water as it cooks if necessary.
Serve over rice.

34 posted on 09/20/2008 6:34:59 PM PDT by ZGuy
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I'm going to recommend Filipino food: chicken afritada, beef kaldereta, pork adobo, and sinigang. (I strongly recommend substituting salmon from Alaska or northwest Canada in lieu of the pork in the sinigang.) Paxciw (use fresh fish or frozen fillets from the grocery store) is also good too. Also, leche flan and cassava cake, when made properly, are to die for.

Seriously, this stuff is good. Just make sure you serve with steamed jasmine rice (not the American stuff). You may need a rice steamer. Oh, and you can try steaming slices of sweet potato on the rice. It's delicious too.

Now that my fellow Freepers have made me think of food, and especially since I haven't had dinner tonight, and I'm remembering my mom's tasty cooking (sigh).

35 posted on 09/20/2008 6:35:19 PM PDT by rabscuttle385 (No, no se puede, Juan! No to bailouts, no to amnesty, no to carbon credits, no to Big Government!)
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