Sunday, August 7, 2011

Salad Bar Suppers - Healthy, Fast, and Fun Dinners For Summer

Salad Bar Suppers - Healthy, Fast, and Fun Dinners For Summer


Salad bars are all the time so much fun in restaurants and salads are the exquisite summer meal. We are in the warm part of the summer and all to soon we won't have the fresh produce ready as readily.

Why not plan a Salad Bar dinner one evening? It isn't as hard as it seems and everybody can pitch in with prep.

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First think your family's likes and also see what they might be willing to try. There is life beyond iceberg lettuce and I bet they might just enjoy it.


Our Salad Bar suppers ordinarily included the following choices:

Lettuce mix - romaine and spring leaf Fresh spinach Quartered Roma tomatoes or baby tomatoes (Grape or halved Cherry) Shredded carrots Sliced cucumbers Sliced radishes Pickled beets Cubed tofu Black and green olives Red, Green, Orange, and Yellow pepper strips Cubed turkey and Ham, maybe some salami Diced hard boiled egg Shredded cheeses - Cheddar and Mozzarella are ordinarily the favorites Three Bean salad (purchased at the deli or from the can if you don't have time) Plain or marinated artichoke hearts Sliced red onion and diced green onions Assortment of beloved family dressings Cottage cheese Fresh fruit (or canned if that is what is ready - drain well) Pasta salads (either leftover or from the deli) A choice of bread or rolls to accompany the salad.

It might seem like a lot, but you don't need huge bowls of anything, except the lettuce. It doesn't want any more time than doing the prep for a dinner salad.

Just like the cafeteria salad bar, everybody serves themselves. Sit around the table, relax and enjoy. It is a nice turn for a hot summer evening's dinner.

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Saturday, August 6, 2011

Romantic dinner For Two - Easy to Cook and Lovely to Eat

Romantic dinner For Two - Easy to Cook and Lovely to Eat


Spring is here and love is in the air, so why not treat your favorite to a romantic evening meal a deux? After all, there's no finer way to your loved one's heart than through their stomach. I'm mental along the lines of 70's retro 'Surf & Turf.' The good news is this easy 3 procedure evening meal won't break the bank or want you to spend hours at the stove. Apart from the steak, all things else can be made in advance, so if you want to up the anti and impress your sweetheart, be sure to make the bearnaise sauce to serve alongside the steak. So for starters it's prawn cocktail, main procedure is the excellent steak served with triple cooked french fries & bearnaise sauce followed by a dessert of 'petit pots au chocolate.' More on that later...

Here's Your Cooking Order To prevent Panic!

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Morning or Day Before:


Make the dessert & refrigerate

Prep the French fries up to stage 3 & refrigerate

Evening:

Bring the steak up to room climatic characteristic - 1 hr ahead

Make up the prawn cocktails & refrigerate

Make the bearnaise sauce and keep warm - ½ hour before serving

Cook the steaks and heat the oil for the final chip frying stage

Fry off the chips for 5 minutes while the steaks are resting

This chocolate dessert is so unbelievably easy to make yet decadently rich with a creamy silky texture. Who needs complex when love is in the air?

Let's Start With Dessert...

Petit Pots au Chocolate

Ingredients:

4 oz dark chocolate minimum 80% cocoa

6 fl oz or ¾ cup half and half cream

2 tbsp caster sugar

2 tbsp Baileys liqueur

Here's What You Do:

Break the chocolate into tiny pieces (a food processor is best as it reduces the chocolate to a powder), but you could put it in a bag and bash with a rolling pin). The point is it make the pieces small so the melt faster. Heat the singular cream and sugar in the microwave (or on the stove) until it just reaches boiling.

Tip the chocolate into the hot cream and stir until melted, it will immediately thicken. Add the Baileys liqueur and stir well. Pour into two small dishes and refrigerate for any hours. There! Told you it was easy!!!

Now for the prawn cocktail.

A cool, spicy & succulent starter. What's not to like? To get the excellent combo you want one third each of prawns, lettuce and sauce.

Ingredients:

½ lb small cooked Candian prawns

4 Romaine lettuce leaves

6 baby cherry tomatoes

½ lemon

2 level tbsp good potential mayonnaise

1 level tbsp ketchup

1 tsp Dijon mustard

Pinch cayenne pepper

Here's What You Do:

Tip the prawns into a sieve and leave to drain. Shred the lettuce leaves and put aside. Slice or quarter the cherry tomatoes (a serrated knife is best for this) and put with the lettuce. Mix the mayonnaise, ketchup and Dijon together in the bowl. Now zip it up with a dash of cayenne and a squeeze of lemon - not too much - about 1 tbsp otherwise the sauce will be too runny. Stir in the prawns, lettuce and tomato coating them well with the sauce. Spoon into sundae glasses, decorate with a slice of lemon and refrigerate until needed. Now for the French fries. Lets be honest, you can't beat homemade fries. Triple cooked are super crispy and the best in the business.

Ingredients:3 large floury potatoes

Sea salt

1½ pints vegetable or sunflower oil

Here's What You Do:Peel the potatoes then trim off their rounded sides and quadrilateral them up. Cut into ½ inch thick slices lengthways and then again into strips, giving you fries.

Place the fries in a saucepan, cover with cold water and leave to soak for 10 minutes. Next, rinse them thoroughly, cover with fresh cold water and add a dash of salt. Place over a high heat and when they come up to the boil, cook for 5- 7 minutes. Pierce the centre with a knife, they want to be softish but not fully cooked.

Drain into a sieve and run under the cold tap to stop additional cooking. Pat dry with a cloth then arrange on a tray lined with absorbent kitchen paper and stick in the freezer for 30 minutes. After 25 minutes, fill a saucepan a third full of oil and place on a medium heat. Now test cook a French fry first. The oil is ready when it surrounds the French fry with 100's of tiny bubbles. Don't overcrowd the pan or the climatic characteristic will drop. Otherwise fry them in small batches, for approx 3-4 minutes and remove with a slotted spoon when they're just beginning to colour. Drain onto fresh sheets of absorbent kitchen paper and allow to cool for 10 minutes before returning to the freezer for half an hour. (You can put in order the French fries up to this stage and keep refrigerated for 24 hours if necessary.

The Next Night

Take the steaks out the refrigerator an hour before you plan to sit and eat.

Make up the prawn cocktail.

Now start the bearnaise sauce.

This excellent French sauce is the excellent companion to steak and not bad with chicken, fish and vegetables either. It's made the same way as a hollandaise, but don't let that put you off because this formula is pretty much bomb proof! All that's required is a itsybitsy patience and some low heat!

Ingredients:

2 medium egg yolks - room temp

1½ sticks unsalted butter

1 shallot or a few onion slices

large handful fresh tarragon

1 tsp black peppercorns

4 tbsp white wine vinegar

salt

Here's What You Do:

Melt the butter over a low heat or in the microwave until it becomes liquid. remove from the heat and let it settle, then strain off the clear golden liquid into one of the cups and put aside. Discard the milky sediment. Finely chop the tarragon leaves, put aside 1½ tbsp and tip the remainder into a small saucepan. Add the vinegar, peppercorns, onion or shallot and boil over a high heat for approx 5 minutes or until the liquid has reduced to a tablespoon, then pour through a tea strainer into the second cup and put it aside.

One third fill a saucepan with hot water and place over a high heat. Isolate the eggs and tip the yolks into the bowl. Add the vinegar discount and place over the saucepan of water. Immediately sacrifice the climatic characteristic to a low heat. Whisk the yolks until they become very light and fluffy - approx 5 minutes then turn off the heat and continue whisking, keeping the bowl over the saucepan of hot water.

Next, very gradually start dripping the liquid butter onto the yolks, whisk continuously until smooth. Continue adding the butter in this way - itsybitsy by itsybitsy and all the while whisking briskly until the sauce is thick - approx 10 minutes. Don't worry if the sauce seems thin to begin with, it will gradually thicken up as you add the butter. Keep the sauce warm over a pan of hot water but off the heat, otherwise it will split. If the sauce gets too thick add a splash of hot water.

Put two plates in a low oven to warm.

Time To Cook The Steak!

Place a dry frying pan over a high heat until it's searing hot (you want to hear a 'sizzle' when the steak makes palpate with the pan. If it doesn't the pan isn't hot enough). Rub the steaks generously with oil & season with sea salt and black pepper. Cook the steaks in a dry pan without oil or butter

Turn down the heat slightly once your steaks are seared on both sides.

Guide To Cooking Times

The times given are a guide only and refer to a sirloin steak approximately 1? thick. Dissimilar cuts or thicker steaks will want longer cooking times and thinner steaks less. Remember to take your steaks off the heat Before they are ready, as they will carry on cooking. The table below gives you rough cooking times.

1? Thick steak

Cooking Time

(per side)

Resting

Time

Total Cooking

Time

Rare

2 minutes

4 minutes

8 minutes

Medium

3 minutes

4 minutes

10 minutes

Well Done

4 minutes

2 minutes

10 minutes

While your steaks are cooking remember to reheat the oil for your French Fries. It must be very hot with a itsybitsy haze arrival off it. Once the oil is hot and the steaks are resting, submerge the French fries into the hot fat and fry until crisp and golden - approx 5 minutes, then drain onto absorbent kitchen towel and season with a grinding of sea salt. Assemble your steak, French fries and béarnaise sauce on a warm plate and enjoy.!

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Friday, August 5, 2011

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Thursday, August 4, 2011

Finger Food Recipes

Finger Food Recipes


Finger Food Recipes are versatile and cater for any occasion

Finger Food is essentially the easiest way to serve your guests and can be just as easy as serving (low prep) such as bread, cheese, cold meat, olives, cheese and fruit. At the other end of the scale, they can be as fancy as crab stuffed mushrooms, mini-quiche or tasty homemade sushi rolls. They are also a great way to teach your toddler to feed himself because they are small and easy to hold and these include: cheese rusks, dips and vegetables, (tiny hamburgers, pizza's, homemade pastries) and meatballs.

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Whether you are making ready sophisticated recipes, such as canapés or just whipping up some enjoyable party food, there are thousands of different types to cater for that special occasion. Classy, yet simple, finding the right recipe can be a challenge.


Traditional Finger Food Recipes

One of the most popular, former finger food is the Canape. Canapes are ordinarily made with a bread base, topped with an assortment of small, savory toppings. The bread is cut out into shapes such as squares, triangles, circles and rectangles and then topped with an assortment of different flavors e.g. Cream cheese, salmon and parsley sprigs.

The basic Canape is one of many finger food recipes providing an assortment of many flavours.

Recipe for Canapes

Ingredients:

4 slices of fresh bread - white, brown rye or pumpernickel,
1 tbsp butter,
¼ tsp salt,
2 parsley sprigs, approximately 1 tsp of savory topping to serve on each canapé, such as:

Cheese spreads, tasty or fancy

Salmon, sardines, crayfish, anchovies, prawns, anchovy paste, crab, oysters, caviar, tuna

Ham, ham paste, pate, continental sausage, chicken

Hardboiled and salted or hardboiled and sieved

Vegetables - cooked or pickled

Asparagus tips, carrots, olives, cauliflower, mushrooms, onions, gherkins, peppers

Method:

Cut bread using a shaped cutter. Spread each round with butter. Place small amounts of food on each and decorate. Serve and embellishment with parsley sprigs. Bon Appetit!

Finger Food Recipes are fun to make and easy to eat and best of all......They cater for all occasions!

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Wednesday, August 3, 2011

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Cooking Squash in the Crockpot

Cooking Squash in the Crockpot


Nothing says fall like a appetizing winter squash. The tender orange flesh is so good when it is roasted covered with butter and brown sugar. It is hard to make on busy weeknights, however, because squash can take up to an hour to bake. Did you know that your crockpot cannot only cook you a nice roast while you are away, but it can also cope squash? It is true! You can have your appetizing winter squash cooking merrily away while you are at work or running errands. Make a quick main dish to go with it and supper is ready, faultless with a great vegetable.

Remember that setting your crockpot to High commonly cooks twice as fast as the Low setting. If you are going to be out all day, set it to Low so your food is not overdone. The general rule of thumb is that if a food takes 8 hours to cook on Low, it will be done in 4 hours on High. For most slow cookers, Low is roughly 200 degrees Fahrenheit, while High is about 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Your single model may vary slightly. Try to resist the temptation to lift the lid. Each time you do, it adds 20 minutes to your cooking time. Crockpots can be used for many types of dishes like this. You can also use them for desserts and even for baking. There is a lot more to crockpots than meets the eye.

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You can use other types of winter squash in this method if you do not have butternut. Acorn, Hubbard and many other varieties of winter squash all taste great in this recipe. If you honestly want to jazz it up a bit, put some bacon in there with the squash. Using your crockpot is also a great way to get ready squash on Thanksgiving while the oven is otherwise occupied. You can always jazz up your squash by adding some carrots, parsnips, and rutabagas so you can make a true winter vegetable medley. Make the most of your crockpot and use it for more than just stews and main dishes!


Recipe for Butternut Squash with Brown Sugar and Cinnamon

This is a uncomplicated way to get tender, appetizing squash.

What You Need

1 large butternut squash 1 cup apple juice 4 Tablespoons butter, melted 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon

How to Make It

Cut the butternut squash into quarters lengthwise. Cut off the stem and scoop out the seeds.

Pour apple juice into your crockpot.

Mix the melted butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon together in a bowl.

Place two quarters of the squash in the lowest of the crockpot. Drizzle half of your butter mixture over the squash.

Set the remaining two quarters of squash on top of the first two crosswise. Drizzle with the remaining butter mixture.

Cover and cook on the Low setting for 6 to 8 hours. Squash should be tender when done.

Serves 4.

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Monday, August 1, 2011

Easter Brunch - Recipes and Ideas on How to Host the exquisite Easter Brunch

Easter Brunch - Recipes and Ideas on How to Host the exquisite Easter Brunch


Great Easter brunch recipes or menu is the one that provides habitancy with both appetizing and sweet foods. So, if you are going to host the perfect brunch for this coming Easter, you should be able to offer range of choices of foods that every person will enjoy.

A dish like creamy scrambled eggs is a very extra egg recipe made with cream cheese, butter, and milk. This will have a very creamy and tasty texture that is entirely separate from your customary scrambled eggs. You can also make quiche or egg-based casseroles for your brunch menu.

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Another is French toast stuffed with sweetened mixture of ricotta cheese and strawberry jam and topped with deliciously fresh berries. This recipe is very easy and uncomplicated to do. You can make it as quick as 30 minutes and serve plain or with maple syrup. Either way, this recipe is very delightful.


You can also get ready a Wisconsin-brunch casserole to go with your egg dishes and French toast. This brunch casserole is made with cheddar cheese, mushrooms, and ham covered with a mouth-watering, creamy sauce. It is a good idea to get ready this recipe the night before and just bake it the next morning.

Next great menu for your Easter brunch is butter potatoes boiled in the broth of a beef and then coated with parsley and brown butter. This will give the potatoes a very unique flavor that every person will love. You can also make Au Gratin potatoes for your side dish. It is very easy and quick to make recipe from hash brown potatoes, cheddar soup, chicken soup cream, and sour cream.

Then there are also your ham steaks or smoked ham serve with a mouth watering ham glaze made from pineapple juice, raisins, and cherries and then flavored with luscious spices such as ginger, cloves, nutmeg, and many more. A appetizing crumb coffeecake menu will also make your brunch perfect. Topped with sweetened fruits, this recipe is very appetizing in its own way.

For your beverages you can offer your guests tea, or coffee, or orange juice, or punch juice. This will perfect your brunch. There are other Easter brunch recipes that want less preparing yet offers perfect taste of foods for your guests to enjoy. You just need to be creative with your menu or turn it to a potluck brunch for less prep yet appetizing foods this coming Easter.

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