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Saturday, March 20, 2010

Party Cheese Puffs Recipe - Gougères Recipe

Warm cheese puffs make a very impressive party treat! Get the full story! Visit foodwishes.com, to get the ingredients, and watch over 300 free video recipes. Leave me a comment there. If you have questions, ask on the website. Thanks!!

Friday, March 19, 2010

Joie Warner's No-Cook Pasta Sauces

Joie Warner's No-Cook Pasta Sauces Review



I like this book for those nights when I know ahead of time I'm going to be crunched for time. I'm the kind of person who plans a week of meals at a time before grocery shopping, with an eye on what nights will be busy vs. when I'll have oodles of time. I also keep a pretty extensive pantry on hand. I think if those 2 things weren't true, this book would lose alot of its usefulness. But with the right ingredients around, there are some good quick meals in here.

A few things to be aware of:
- These recipes are LOADED with butter, oil, and fatty cheeses, typically half a stick of butter, 1/2 a cup of cheese to serve 4.
- There is a little bit of prep required before you boil the water, but it's light, like chopping a garlic clove or grating some cheese.
- Most of these recipes uses strong tasting ingredients, like raw chopped garlic, crushed red pepper, and basil. If you don't like these ingredients, you might not like a lot of these recipes.

So, with those caveats, I would recommend this book. I especially like the sauce made from riccotta cheese, bottled red peppers, basil, garlic and parmesan cheese. I typically serve these with boiled broccoli and quick frozen garlic bread, and dinner is ready in like 20 minutes.




Joie Warner's No-Cook Pasta Sauces Overview


Why cook if you don't have to? This brilliant new approach to pasta, written by best-selling cookbook author Joie Warner, offers 75 deliciously easy pasta sauces -- all ready in minutes without turning on a burner. These no-cook sauces are whipped up while the pasta water boils, and heated when they mingle with the linguine, fettuccine, or other steaming hot pasta. Using only a handful of vibrantly flavorful ingredients such as olives, citrus, tomatoes, capers, goat cheese, and succulent herbs, Warner shows how to turn out fantastic dishes in a matter of minutes -- no joke, no catch, we promise! Imagine such sauces as savory Puttanesca, Asian-Style Sesame with Roasted Red Peppers, Creamy Tomato and Gorgonzola, or Green Pea and Prosciutto made from scratch and ready to eat by the time the spaghetti is al dente. This is the book we've all been waiting for -- finally, a fresh take on pasta!


Joie Warner's No-Cook Pasta Sauces Specifications


Keep the right pastas in your pantry, along with the other ingredients recommended by Joie Warner, plus a few items in the fridge, and you can always enjoy a heaping plate of pasta tossed with any of a variety of zesty sauces simply by boiling water to cook the pasta while you combine the ingredients for the topping. This is the promise Warner proves to perfection in 75 high-flavor ways. For example, she adds chopped tomatoes to a homemade Caesar salad dressing tossed with bow ties and tops linguine with Spicy Tomato Salsa.

For sauces using meat, poultry, or seafood, she sometimes "cheats" a bit: in Tomato Sauce with Clams, you warm the sauce by placing it in a bowl set over the steaming pasta pot. And for Blue Cheese and Broccoli Sauce, you do cook the broccoli--by tossing it into the pot along with the pasta, but this is so efficient, who cares?

Color photos, taken by Warner's husband, are so sunlit that the food on every page looks like a cheerful feast. --Dana Jacobi

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

How To trim Spare Ribs for a St Louis Style Barbecue

Save some money when purchasing Barbecue Ribs at the meat market. Watch how easy it is to trim up your own pork Spare Ribs, Saint Louis Style, as shown by one of the BBQ Pit Boys! You can print out this BBQ Pit Boys recipe at www.bbqpit Boys.com ---

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Low Fat Recipes For Delicious Foods at Every Meal

Adopting a low fat lifestyle is one of the greatest benefits you can give yourself in regards to your physical fitness as well as your health. If you don't take care of your health then who will? If you do your research and learn how to incorporate low fat recipe for your new slim lifestyle, you can find that not only can you lose weight, but you will feel better as well.

Why a Low Fat Lifestyle

When you change high fat living to low fat recipes, you will reap benefits for your health in many ways; more ways than you could have ever imagined. For those who are overweight, adopting your favorite foods to low fat recipe can be the smartest thing you can do. When you decide that a low fat recipe is for you, you will be amazed at how the pounds can come melting off with little or no effort except for the ingredients used in cooking.

Beginning a low fat diet using low fat recipe can also lower blood pressure. When you adopt healthy eating habits, you will find that your body will benefit in a number of ways. For those people who have high blood pressure or what is commonly called hypertension, you may find that adapting your favorites to a low fat recipe can benefit you in ways you were not expecting.

Adding an exercise program to your new low fat recipe lifestyle can help you melt those stubborn pounds even faster than you ever thought possible. When you decide that you want to improve your health, adding exercise to a new diet routine that includes low fat recipe will help you to see results faster.

There are those who think that when you have to eat a low fat diet as well as other diet restrictions, can make life boring, haven't explored the vast array of low fat recipe that is available. When you want to eat healthy, yet have a variety of tastes and textures, find out the best way you can make this happen.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Korean Recipe - A Easy Way to Cook Korean Food

Vegetable pancake (ya chae jeon)

Or Korean pizza, which I like to call this! Obviously, I love pizza. I can't deny that and the Korean version is a classic Korean food. And no, you won't find melted cheese with pepperoni but something crispy with some seafood. I remember eating this in Korea with some soju (Korean liquor). I could not get enough of it! Although there a lot of different versions in restaurants. This Korean Recipe is the basic one.

Ingredients: ½ cup of flour, 2/3 cup of water, 2/3 cup of chopped scallops or other seafood, green onions, asian chives (or regular chives if you can't find), zucchini , green chili pepper, 1 ts salt, 1 egg, vegetable oil.

Let's cooking the yummy Korean Recipe:

* Place ½ cup of flour, 1 ts salt, 2/3 cup of water in a big bowl and mix it.

* Chop ½ cup of green onions, 1 cup of asian chives and shred ½ cup of zucchini.

* Put chopped vegetables into the mixture of flour and water and mix it up.

* Chop 2/3 cup scallop. I put also some mini shrimp of same amount.

* In a big heated pan, put some oil and spread the vegetable pancake batter thinly. Lower the the heat

down to medium.

* Place the chopped seafood over the top and press it down with a spoon or spatula.

* When the pancake is cooked about 70%, beat one egg and spread it in the center of the

pancake and cook a few minutes over low heat.

* Turn the pancake over with a spatula.

* Add more oil and cook for few minutes. And serve it hot with dip sauce.

Tip: to make crispier, add more oil and spread the pancake mixture thinly.

Dip sauce: mix 1 TBS of soy sauce and ½ TBS of vinegar.