Do you mean you want to MAKE the noodles?Or are you looking for a Chinese food recipe that contains noodles? On 7/03/10, Does anyone have a recipe?? wrote: > I would like to try to make some Chinese food at home - > does anyone have a recipe for the noodles? Thanks
Mix dry ingredients, water and broth in a bowl. Place roast in crockpot pour sauce over meat. Cook on low for 8 hours.
Meat can be broken apart and served on buns. OR Remove meat and pour out juices in a sauce pan, keep meat warm. Bring juices to a boil. In a small bowl mix some cornstarch and cold water until no lumps. Pour mix into juices and whisk together to make a gravy (makes a great gravy!)
Does anybody know about quinoa? It's supposed to be a nearly perfect food....grain from Central/South America? Any suggestions on where to buy it and how to prepare it ?
BeeSounds yummy!!! I'd add the cinnamon!!! I love dried cherries!!! I put my oatmeal cookies in a large baggie to cool in order to keep them chewy, too!!!
Added to skillet one can u...See MoreSliced 2 1/2 yellow squash thinly(could have chopped) with 1 medium chopped onion, cooked(about 1-2 T. canola oil) and salted and peppered to taste. No butter, but adding it sounds yummy. (Decided during cooking that just squash and onions would be tasty, too). Cooled mixture while working with other ingredients.
Added to skillet one can undiluted mushroom soup, one cup grated cheddar and 2 eggs mixed well. Mixed together in skillet and poured into buttered casserole dish. Topped with one cup crushed Ritz crackers and poured about 1/4 cup or more butter(substitute) over all and cooked on 350 for 30+ minutes.
I used lower fat Brummel and Brown, left off one egg yolk and used reduced fat cheddar cheese.
I plan to make the squash casserole again this week.
1 crock pot 1 (1 lb) bag dried pinto bean 1/3 cup picante sauce 2 1/2 teaspoons salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon garlic, minced (kind in jar is okay) 1 tablespoon chili powder 1/2 teaspoon cumin 1/2 teaspoon oregano 3 bay leaves 1 cup cooked white rice Rinse beans in colander. Put in a crock pot (or large pot). Cover with water, plus about 2 inches over top of beans. Add all ingredients, except rice.
Cook on high in crock pot about 3 hours til tender. (Crockpots vary greatly on cooking times. It could take much longer in yours, so the first time allow longer to cook and then you will know how long cooking time will be in the future.) (Add water if necessary) May also cook on low overnight. Add rice and cook until rice is warm.
* I do not use a crock pot. My slow cooker does everything a crock pot does and I prefer the flavor. I would follow Bev's recipe even in the slow cooker.
Thurs., 8/19: Slow Cooker Pot Roast, carrots, potatoes, onions
Fri., 8/20: Timballo, salad, cheese sticks w/ marinara dipping sauce (Timballo is a dish I've recreated from Johnny Carino's restaurant: spaghetti, chicken, pepperoni, black olives, mushrooms, onions, peppers, marinana sauce, mozzarella cheese baked in an iron skillet)
Weekend: Leftovers...and there will be lots of pot roast and Timballo!
DianeTom, This was sooooooooooo good! I cut the spaghetti to 1/2 lb, used 1/2 lb of Italian sausage instead of chicken, used 1 jar of Newman's Marinara sauce and it still filled my cast iron skillet. Thanks so much for sharing! Diane
My cast iron skillet is HUGE so I'm sure a normal sized one wouldn't hold my recipe. It can be made in baking dishes instead. The recipe makes two or three meals for our family of four. I can't use sausage in dishes because one of our daughter's refuses to eat it. But, it's alright because we love it with chicken.
Again, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
On 11/20/10, Diane wrote: > Tom, > This was sooooooooooo good! I cut the spaghetti to 1/2 lb, used > 1/2 lb of Italian sausage instead of chicken, used 1 jar of > Newman's Marinara sauce and it still filled my cast iron skillet. > Thanks so much for sharing! > Diane
This tart is light but still rich so don't be fooled when cutting a slice -- go easy -- and don't be tempted to add whipped cream or ice cream though perfect for many fruit desserts.
I used fresh small red plums with fresh blueberries but any stone fruit(s)/berries or combination will work.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Crust Line a deep dish pie dish with stale (a bit dry but not hard) slices of Cinnabon Bread, cinnamon rolls or ring (I found a sticky cinnamon roll ring w/walnuts at a local grocery)to form a 'crust' for the tart. It will look messy.
Filling Combine and whisk: 2 large eggs 1/2 cup sugar pinch of salt
Add in and whisk until smooth: 2 cups half-and-half 1 cup soft cream cheese 1/2 - 1 tsp lemon or lime zest 1 tsp lemon or lime juice Enough fruit to cover top of tart to your liking.
After lining pie dish with bread/slices of cinnamon rolls pour in the filling. Since the bread/rolls should be stale and a bit dry let the filling soak in while you prepare the fruit. If using stone fruits like plums, peaches and/or nectarines section into 8 or more wedges per fruit. If using smaller fruits like cherries and very small plums cut in half. If using small berries (rasp, black, logan, blue. . . ) leave whole, for strawberries cut in half or slice depending on the size. Place the fruit in the filling but DO NOT press down so that they are completely covered; you want them to show. Bake until filling is set, 30 to 40 minutes (when touched lightly finger should come away clean). Let tart cool for at least 30 minutes before cutting. A simple sugar syrup glaze can be brushed over the tart as soon as it is taken out of the oven if a shiny look is desired.
Combine all ingredients with electric mixer until well blended. Chill dough for 2 hours. Roll into balls (about walnut size). Roll balls in powdered sugar. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet in 350 degree oven for 10 - 12 minutes. Dust with powdered sugar when completely cooled.
Take some banana pepper or other long pepper (I used some called holy moly). Cut then end off the pepper and then slip some string cheese inside the pepper. Put the pepper on the grill... wait and eat.
You do not need to use any foil unless you cut the pepper open to get rid of the seeds. Foil wrapped peppers seem to work too.
This turned out really good. I actually used low fat string cheese since I'm on a diet. I will be making them again!