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aņejo
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PROUD RANDOMITE
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Then you'll get to eat some food "from back home" when your here.
![]() Venison tonight. Thin sliced, dredged in flour and pan fried. With cornbread stuffing and green beans. Then I'm bottling a batch of beer. (That kinda fits the food thread doesn't it?) |
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life=playa
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I have a new hobby, making motzerella and it is delish! I oven roast tomatoes and garlic, pack it in olive oil and serve the cheese with the tomatoes, garlic and fresh basil. I could eat my weight in it....where's the diet thread....?! |
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aņejo
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: MD
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... but it is homemade and it is good!! I've made it a bunch of times and my family really loves it. It's pretty easy too and you just cook the meatballs right in the sauce. Here you go:Italian Spaghetti Sauce with Meatballs Recipe - Allrecipes.com Your turn now... share that mozzarella recipe!! Sounds delish!
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life=playa
Join Date: Aug 2010
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[quote=Mercy;
Your turn now... share that mozzarella recipe!! Sounds delish![/QUOTE]Thanks for the recipe! If I hadn't made spaghetti and meatballs last night, I would make this today! Making motzerella is surprisingly easy. The best way to learn is to start with a kit that contains the rennet and citric acid. You can get a great one at Amazon for $25, with free shipping! It only takes about 30 mins to make! Be sure to find milk that is not ultra pasteurized, the kits maker has a great website with lots of helpful info and lists milk sources by state. Have fun! Amazon.com: Mozzarella and Ricotta Cheese Making Kit: Kitchen & Dining |
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WOW! That looks outstanding!
Too pretty to eat!I love asparagus. Colleen makes a side dish with chopped asaragus, mushrooms, onions, and lots of garlic sautted in a bit of olive oil and butter. Its awesome served over the top of a nice grilled beef steak, or chicken breast. |
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I'm going to prepare this tonight. Vegetable Tian: Zucchini/tomato/potato slices; baked and topped with cheese. Scampi is scampi...kind of hard to mess it up.I'll be sure to post photos to see if mine is as pretty.
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