HiddenTrack
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- Apr 20, 2006
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A bowl of cereal.
Yep. Go college.
Yep. Go college.
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pookies said:I have some great recipies if you want them. I really got into cooking the last 2 yrs. I used to hate it, now I love it.
most of a litre of Dole 'citrus sunrise'pookies said:I'm making salmon, marinated in lemon, dijon mustard and honey for me, pork tenderloin for my husband, and a cold orzo salad. Also, wine for me of course.
actualy pan bread is indian bread, native indian breadpookies said:"pan" bread. Too funny. Do you call the other "plain" bread? The one with the crust.
I made shepards pie for tonight.
I dont know that word so I'm going to assume you think I ment east indianpookies said:Is that like a chapati type bread?
no problempookies said:I did think it was an east indian recipie. The above one I also have seen a recipie for. Thanks.
Yep. Put in a crock with some croutons and then broiled with some provolone and swiss cheese over the toppookies said:Love Onion soup. Yummy!!
Yes I make it from scratch. Now to find a way for you to come to my tablepookies said:Gotta be a nice thick piece of crusty french baquette and Gruyere cheese for me.
Did you make the soup? I'd love to try to sometime.
burn onionspookies said:Ooh..now there's a lovely idea.
I would love the recipie sometime.
Plenty of different onions, sweet, yellow, white, red, etc + butter and cook down. Emeril's or Pucks Beef Stock. Crushed garlic..... and then from there you could add some port wine, burgandy wine, dry white wine, Cognac, sherry, just not all of these whatever your tastes are... ladle in bowls, add thick sliced toasted bread, cover with choice of cheese, and pop under broiler until melted and bubbly.......pookies said:Ooh..now there's a lovely idea.
I would love the recipie sometime.