28-08-2010, 07:56 PM | #1 |
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I really like to cook so I thought it would be nice to have a thread where we can exchange good recipes. Therefore if you cook something really yummy please share with me!!
Maybe I best start and share a recipe I tried today which I thought was yummy, a bit different and easy... Ingredients Fresh spagetti 1 clove of garlic Chilli flakes (as much or as little as you'd like) 2 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil Handful of fresh chopped parsely 1 tbsp of grated italian hard cheese Directions 1. Start by putting some water on to boil in a pan and add some salt (stops the spagetti sticking together) 2. Heat the oil in another pan and add the Chilli Flakes and Garlic, leave to cook until the Garlic is golden brown 3. Now the water is boiling add the spagetti (fresh should take just 2 mins to cook) 4. Once spagetti is cooked drain and add to the oil in the pan and stir through, then add the parsely and stir it through again 5. Place in a dish and grate some of the hard cheese on top 6. Eat!! Please share some recipes of your own with me!!! Helen xx |
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i am more of a ping ping ping chef
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28-08-2010, 08:25 PM | #4 |
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How long does one boil and egg to make dippy egg...aka cuppy egg??
I always get that wrong.... It comes out hard boiled or partially boiled with it slightly yolky dolky but not much.... Drives me mad....its a simple thing probably but I can make scrambled egg, poached egg...but not cuppy egg/dippy egg!! |
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I also love cooking Helen and have lots of recipes to share
Chicken, parsnip and honey mustard bake (nice cheap one): 6 chicken thighs (Skinless) 1 Tbsp wholegrain mustard 1 Tbsp Clear Honey 1 white onion(Sliced) 13/4 pint chicken stock 1 tsp of dried thyme or 2 fresh sprigs 2 Tbsp Olive Oil small knob of butter Brown chicken in 1x Tbsp oil olive, remove and place in a large lidded casserole dish. In same pan add small knob of butter and remaining olive oil and fry the onions on a low heat until soft, add to casserole dish. In meantime par boil your parsnips, drain and add to casserole dish also. In a measure out 1 pint of chicken stock (oxo or similar) and mix in the mustard and honey, pour over the chicken and give it a good stir. Make up remainder 3/4 pint and use enough to cover the chicken (if there is any left put it to one side). Sprinkle in the thyme or push the sprigs into the sauce and again give a good stir. Put lid on and place in a pre heated oven for 30 mins at 180. CHeck and give another stir and add more stock if required. Put back in the oven for further 20 mins and serve with veg and spud Cheers Sara |
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hot baked bean supreme
1 tin of baked beans 1 dish method: empty beans into dish and cover with a bit of kitchen roll to prevent microwave ceiling splatters. set microwave to 2 mins and 50 secs and press start. remove, stir and serve on a bed of toasted buttered bread (utterly butterly can be used) |
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Butternut Squash Soup
ingredients 1 large butternut squash (or a bag from the supermarket peeled and already diced) 2 large potatoes 1 onion 1 or 2 cloves garlic 1 chicken stock cube olive oil method peel and dice butternut squash, potatoes and onion place in large pan with splash of olive oil and crushed garlic cloves crumble over stock cube turn on heat and stir until onions browned add enough water to cover contents bring to the boil simmer until potatoes and squash are soft blend when cool (or very carefully while hot) reheat if necessary salt and pepper to taste serve with crusty buttered bread! |
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Does that apply to a Duck egg, it might not, as there twice as big, anyone know as i love Duck eggs but can't boil em dippy.
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