Random recipes - page 406

For my Easter meal I try to keep my dishes light ad not overly heavy. However, when I come to fruit dishes I always end up at a loss as to what to do besides a fruit salad or boring fruit plate. This year I tried a new recipe using a reduction from The Co

Every winter, I eagerly scan the citrus section of my grocery store. I'm on the hunt for grapefruit-- and not just any grapefruit. I am looking for Texas Ruby Red Grapefruit. For those of you who might remember the grapefruit diet craze of the 70's

Wish you all a very Happy Diwali!!! This Diwali with all type of common 'Pharal', I had planned to try some different type of sweets or savory items. As my daughter is too small, I managed to try out this in her afternoon nap timing. This is a t

I have adapted this brilliant 30 day muffin recipe from Rachel's Favourite Food by Rachel Allen , the muffin batter will happily sit in the fridge for up to 30 days so you can make muffins everyday for a month. For my first batch I chucked

This weekend I was given quite the culinary challenge: make a meal for ten people without breaking the bank. I would be feeding everyone at the beach, so my mind immediately went to shish kabob (I want summer and barbecues to be here so badly!). This is a

We had originally planned to cook this Moroccan recipe from Jamie Oliver s new Jamie Does cookbook last week but the marinate and refrigerate overnight foiled us. The same thing nearly happened today but luckily we realised in time and, rather than

When it comes to Filipino cuisine, I can say that adobo is the most versatile dish. You can cook adobo with almost anything...from seafood, poultry, pork and even vegetables. Adobong Sitaw ( String Beans Adobo ) is the most common veg

I LOVE big-ass salad bars! They never cease to entertain me! During the summer, the Dudley Café in Harvard Yard offers an Extreme Salad Bar , featuring 50+ salad items, as well as rolls, chips, fruit, and drinks. The Salad Bar is located inside, but

?Sinunggaok? is a variation of the popular Filipino dish called ?dinuguan? or pork blood stew. This is a Southern Tagalog (Philippines) regional dish usually being prepared and served in the Batangas area and other neighboring provinces. It is just like

Ingredients: 1 Raw Mango Fist full Mint leafs 1/2 Cup Jaggery or Sugar 1/4 Tsp Jaljira Powder or Cumin Powder 1 1/2 Tbsp Lime Juice 1 Pinch Salt 3 Cups Water Method: Wash the mango and mint leafs throughly pat dry. Finely chop the

Ah, the weekend. It's turning out to be a snowy one -- we've got at least 6 inches here in Portland, Maine. Weekends are my favorite time for cooking. I usually don't have to be anywhere during the day, so I have plenty of opportunities for experimenti

I caught a rerun of the Sesame Street Quickfire Challenge on Top Chef All-stars last night, and stayed up later than we intended to watch it. The muppets were of course, very cute and funny, but what really enjoyed was watching the chefs' reactions to th

Ingrediente pt. 4 portii * 150 g ciocolata cu 70% cacao; * 1 lingura unt nesarat; * 3 oua; * 250 ml frisca; * 1-2 linguri cafea ( optional). Mod de preparare: Se bate frisca si se da la frigider. Intr-un vas, la bain-marie, se pun cio

Piyush is a rich creamy drink. It brings back lot of my childhood memories. It also reminds me of a small restaurant called 'Prakash' at Charni Road, which serves the most delicious and best Piyush in the city. Seeing my craze for the drink and to discour

If it's gluten free sausages in a gluten free bread roll from the braai, I must be eating...................? -er, at home. It is surprisingly difficult to find gluten free sausages here, despite their much higher meat content [typically 90%] tha

Yeah...I am on Foodbuzz Top 9 today!! It's been a long time since I've made Dim Sum (???and when I was just wondering what to make after I bought a packet of bread flour, E suggested me to make Beef Bun for morning bre

There are any number of French recipes where the words"Grand Mère" make up part of the recipe name. The words "Grand Mère" (or Grandmother) are synonymous with traditional, old- fashioned, home-style French cuisine. You can find any number of fine eating

Meat analog . Is there any less appetizing way to describe vegan meat? Just using the word "meat" doesn't seem right either, given that our diets are meat-free. I propose we come up with another name- an entirely new word, perhaps. Something that soun

Yesterday was my first day at BITC for cake principle module. I was rather excited as this is a kind of new experience for me. Unlike my Uni time, the reason why I attended this course was solely due to my passion. I really was eager to learn about the th

ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ಓದಲು ಇಲ್ಲಿ ಕ್ಲಿಕ್ ಮಾಡಿ. Normally, the season for Jack fruit starts by the mid or end of summer in rural areas. People will be busy preparing chips, papad and other preserves from raw jack fruit during summer. During rainy days, they wi

As the name itself suggests, Milk puri or paala puri is a simple dessert made with puri and milk. Soft puris are soaked in flavored sweet milk and they tastes awesome. Give this a try, you will surely love it. INGREDIENTS Soft puris- made with

Happy March! February flew by and I am hoping March does the same. Now that March is here it means we are closer and closer to the wonders of spring and summer. I can't wait until the Farmer's Market in my town starts back up so I can bring loads of fresh

larified butter or ghee is used extensively in India and other South Asian cuisines. Also, practically any Hindu religious ritual is incomplete without the use of ghee. It has a lovely rich and nutty flavor, and enhances the flavor and taste of anything t

Bac Ha , the stem of Alocasia Odora (related to Colocasia), is something I had not used in my cooking until now. When D found it at a nearby Asian store, he bought some for us to try. One of my favorites to this day is Plantain stem (Vaazha Thandu)