DeafSCUBA98
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how in the hell can i cook all those complex recipes
LOL!..sounds like fun and good luck!! it sounds good to use spaghetti noodles instead of lasagna noodles, im gonna try that! i bet its good!!..*scribblin on my reminder notebook* *droolin* ......Fly Free said:Defee -- yea its much like lasagna! just subsitute the spaghetti and itll taste the same -- give it a try one day when u feel up to making it
MizzDeaf is going to make some spaghetti pie over the weekend cuz i asked her to LOL -- we were talking abt what to put together and shes challenged me to make something with the wok thingie and im going to give it a shot *prays i do ok* cuz i tend to use the good ol' reliable nuker in the kitchen to put something together
Defee said:LOL!..sounds like fun and good luck!! it sounds good to use spaghetti noodles instead of lasagna noodles, im gonna try that! i bet its good!!..*scribblin on my reminder notebook* *droolin* ......
LOL! you wont burn food if you just concentrate on it..What i do is, use the Timer! my husband and i like to cook and we always use the timer, that way we dont burn the food. Yeah, you let us know how you do with your chinese dish in that wok thang!Fly Free said:greatsie Defee!
thanks for ur luck in my first shot on using the wok thingie to attempt to put together some chinese dish hehe -- ill post again when i have made it and how i would rate my cooking
a tidbit: i tend to burn food :-x
Defee said:LOL! you wont burn food if you just concentrate on it..What i do is, use the Timer! my husband and i like to cook and we always use the timer, that way we dont burn the food. Yeah, you let us know how you do with your chinese dish in that wok thang!
yaaay! you did it! glad it came out good! I bet it was fun doing the wok cooking!Fly Free said:*bows head in shame* i forgot to post the update!
i did the wok and it came out pretty good to my surprise!
Defee said:Whooo hoooo! Soonerfan! wonderful sounding recipes! I will definetly will try them soon!...thanks for sharing your recipes with us! you like to cook huh?
Soonersfan79 said:Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas
12 flour tortillas at room temp
4 oz Mozzarella cheese
2 cooked chicken breasts cubed
Sauce
2 cans cream of chicken soup
8 oz plain yogurt
1 can chopped green chilies
Salt and pepper
Put a small amount of sauce and chicken and cheese in each tortilla and roll. Arrange in dish cover with remaining cheese and sauce. Bake 25-30 min on 350
Beef Enchiladas
1 lb ground beef
1 finely chopped onion
1 cans Enchilada sauce
2 can tomato sauce -7 oz size
12 flour tortillas
4oz shredded cheddar
Brown hamb meat and onions and drain. In separate bowl mix enchilada sauce and tomato sauce thoroughly spray Pam in a long cake pan. Put 2 tbsp meat/onion mixture and 1 tbsp cheese in tortilla. Roll and put upside down in pan close together put remaining meat and cheese on top and pour sauce over enchiladas. Cover with foil and cook 25-30 min or until cheese is bubbly at 350.
CyberRed said:Perfect !!! Million thanks for puttin' your recipes here at my request from another thread under "Tortilla". Chicken Enchilada sounds perfect for me and I am goin' to make some for supper today...only for mahself ! :P (hehehe) Unfortunately, I don't like beef. Turkey and chicken are great for me to eat sometimes.
Once again, Soonersfan79 - Million thanks for the recipes !
fly AND also she used to be my EX roomie/neighbor RME at her and not only that she also used French oioion sprinkles on them. it was good yes but her brain BLECH .. :-XFly Free said:yes with those cheeses are generally what we are familiar with -- someone who i have no respect for anymore and MizzDeaf knows her as well has made it several years ago and i tried it the first time and i thought it was very good!
<-- addicted to cheese!
Liebling:-))) said:Indian Prawn Rice
25g butter
1 large onion, peeled & chopped
3 celery sticks, trimmed & thinly sliced
75-100g button mushrooms wiped & sliced
100g longßgrain rice
1-2 teaspoons curry powder
450ml chicken stock
50g sliced cooked ham, cut into strips
100g peeled prawns
75g foryen peas or sweetcorn
salt & pepper
1. Melt the butter in a saucepan. Add the onion, celery & mushrooms & fry over a gentle heat for 5 mins.
2. Add the rice & curry powder & fry for a further 2 mins, stirring constantly.
3. Stir in the stock & bring to the boil, stirring. Cover / simmer gently for 15 mins.
4. Stir in the ham, prawns & peas or sweetcorn, cover & cook for a further 10 mins. until the liquid is absorbed. Fluff up with a fork & season to taste with salt & pepper. Turn into a warmed serving dish & served hot.
Liebling:-))) said:Chocolate-bit cakes
Makes: 16 cakes
You will need:
8oz/225g self raising flour
1 tsp. baking powder
4oz/100g butter or margarine cut into small pieces
4oz/100g soft brown sugar
4oz/100g chocolate bits or chopped cooking chocolate
1 egg
milk to mix
1. Grease 1 large or 2 smaller baking trys & put them to one side. Weigh out the flour, measure the baking powder & sieve them into a mixing bowl. Add the butter. Check that your hands are clean, then rub butter into the flour, using the tips of your fingers, till the mixture looks like fine breadcrumbs.
2. Weigh the sugar, making sure there are no lumps. Stir the sugar & chocolate into the floor & butter mixture. Using a fork, mix in the egg, then enough milk to make a stiff mixture.
3. Using 2 tsp, put 16 spoonfuls of cake mixture onto the greased baking tray or trays.
Put them well apart so that they have room to spread. do not smooth the tops of the cakes, leave them rough. Put the baking trays into the oven.
4. Bake the cakes for 15 mins - 400oF/200c