Random recipes - page 405

lol...when i post this n3 i forgot to put the ingredients...so here it is.. Ingredients: 1clove of garlic chopped 1 inch of ginger cut in fine strips carrots cut in strips (qty is depending on your liking) 1 red chili discard seeds and cut in strips -

When I was blog hopping last week, my attention was caught by a recipe that I found on one of the blogs I recently discovered, Jenn Valmonte's " I Live To Eat ". Jenn is also a Filipina Foodie who shares her food trips and other related food articles o

In the plum canning workshop, we also made an Orange Plum Jam. The color of this jam will wary from golden to jewel purple, depending upon the colour of the plums. In our case, it s golden yellow as we are using the Golden Plums. This Orange Plu

If you are a pan mee noodle lover and you think that you have found the best place for your favorite noodle in Kuala Lumpur , Selangor or even Penang , you should now pay a visit to this pan mee outlet in Ipoh Garden East, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Since

There's nothing I love more than a light, carefree, sunny Sunday Morning. The kind of day where I get up at a reasonable 9 AM and crunch on cereal as I read the morning headlines on my computer and the sun's rays stream through my window. The kind of day

The original inspiration for this recipe came from one which is attributed to Gino D'Acampo. Mine isn't exactly the same as his, as his calls for thick ham and different cheeses. However, I think the spirit of the thing was similar - and the result was

When I saw this recipe on the Martha Stewart show, I started following Whisk Kid's blog . She does amazing layered cakes. The idea that you can make a cake (and keep it secret what is inside), sounded fun. So I decided to do this for Marcus. He is ha

Today we had two reasons to celebrate. It s my son s birthday but it was also his graduation from the University. Although the lemon cake was made for my husband ten days ago, I didn t have the time to prepare the post for the new cake, which is a Van

The January 2011 Daring Bakers? challenge was hosted by Astheroshe of the blog accro . She chose to challenge everyone to make a Biscuit Joconde Imprime to wrap around an Entremets dessert. Joconde imprime /entremets. A joconde imprime (F

Creamy Carrot Soup with Coconut Milk Not only are Pureed Soups pure comfort food, but they're also perfect for anyone on a liquid diet or a pureed/soft food diet. Whether you're recovering from a cold, wisdom tooth extraction or dental surgery, or ha

If you?re looking for a simple (yet fantastic) way to prepare salmon for one or two people - give this a try. The sauce stores well in the refrigerator for last-minute throw-on-the-grill convenience. Several days a

I love lighting lamps ,karthikai deepam is my most favorite festival.During my childhood i have lighted nearly hundreds of lamps in my mom's house..I would be the first one collecting lamps and the preparations of karthikai deepam is always my pleasure to

I love rava dosa and that was the main reason I tried oats dosa in that style. I still am not very confident in making rava dosa because of the spreading method so was skeptical about this oats dosa but to my surprise, it came out very well after trying w

Bok Choy in Oyster Sauce Bok Coy in Oyster Sauce is a very popular vegetable side dish in Chinese Cuisines it is usually served as an accompaniment to dishes like roast pork, roast chicken, barbecue pork , Hainanese chicken rice to name some. It i

AKA, dump cake, which is a rather unattractive moniker for such a delicious, yet easy, cake. Growing up in largely Cajun town of LaPlace, La, I ate this cake often, and I've never tired of it. Nor will you, I dare say. My version is an adaptation

Gujarati Cuisine is very near to my heart. I love those Khatta-Meetha Gujju flavours and my everyday cooking is also higly influenced by these Gujju flavours. Coming to Nylon Khaman, it is again a Gujarati delicacy which is popular not only in Gujarat, bu

Just like the banana roll I used to buy my Granny at Woolworths many, many years ago! This is a lovely light banana cake with a whipped cream icing. What brought this on? As I walked into my kitchen to put on a pot of tea, I was greeted by the smell of

I received so many wonderful birthday wishes on this blog, I can't thank you all enough. I put up that post on a whim and it got a much greater response than I expected. Who knew I had so many foodie friends? I suppose it speaks to the power of food an

The simplicity and deliciousness of this dish cannot be undermined. I mean, it is tofu . And it is steamed. How can you ever imagined it to be tasty? But it is. When I saw the vegetarian steamed tofu from Little Inbox, I knew I gotta try it -

My kids love this dish and it's so simple to make and inexpensive too. You can play with the seasoning/ingredients to make it taste as you wish. Ingredients 1 large can of chicken vienna sausage (cut in pieces) Butter Whole milk Cheddar cheese or q

Simplicity brings out the best in anything. It is said to be the first step towards attaining great things. Quite startling still, simplicity sometimes provides us with the grandest form of excellence ??? of perfection ??? of sophistication. Indeed, there

How to Make Tutti Frutti from Papaya Tutti Frutti / Indian Candied Fruits is made from various chopped fruits. It is often used in bakery products like cakes and cookies. Everyone would be familiar with its uses. I have always wanted to make tutti f

Both leaves and berries are mainly used in South Indian cooking to make stir fry dish (varai) and gravy curries (vathal kulambu). Leaves are effective in the treatment of digestive disorders, mouth and stomach ulcers. The fruits or the berries of the plan

In France, during Christmas time, eating foie gras is very popular. Remember that the sous vide method was developed by Georges Pralus in the 70s in order to cook foie gras in an optimal way. For the first time I tried to cook myself a duck foie gras