Something that requires specific ingredients (no substitutions), can be prepared in under 10 minutes, that you make on a regular basis (no "I made a crepe 2 years ago and it was delicious") and can be prepared as such by no-one but you (ie. "My brother tried making it once and even though he's a 3 star Michelin chef, it wasn't the same").
Does not have to be an original recipe. Could be a turkey sandwich, but it's your version of a turkey sandwich.
Tell us about it and why it's so tasty.
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2Kale, lightly sauteed with with Bragg's, vinegar and olive oil, over white rice.
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3handful of cashews and raisins, and some cheese.
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4Boil a cup of orzo pasta.
Open a can of corn kernels
Slice up some fresh basil (about a handful)
Lightly fry some sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds.
Add all of the above in a bowl.
If you have time, add some fried mushrooms.
Drizzle over some pumkin seed oil and/or olive oil.
Serve
YUM!!!!!!!
Open a can of corn kernels
Slice up some fresh basil (about a handful)
Lightly fry some sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds.
Add all of the above in a bowl.
If you have time, add some fried mushrooms.
Drizzle over some pumkin seed oil and/or olive oil.
Serve
YUM!!!!!!!
Your " Go To" snack
5Chop one quarter-sized bud of weed as fine as possible. Cook over medium heat in melted butter for 7-10 minutes. Spread over half a slice of good, whole grain bread. Don't make plans.
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6Salad.
-romaine lettuce, spinach, mixed greens, romaine+the beet greens from the borscht you made last night, edible stuff growing wild in your lawn
-tomatoes, olives, red or white onion, red pepper, thawed frozen green peas, walnuts or sunflower seeds, bacon bits, and cheese (feta, gorgonzola, pecorino romano, extra-sharp cheddar...whatever's available)
-2nd tier things to add if they are in the fridge: leftover chicken, some drained kidney or garbanzo beans, water chestnuts, croutons, bean sprouts, spinach, fresh herbs, wedges of oranges, dried cranberries
-wash, cut, put in bowl
-make a vinaigrette out of vinegar, some seasoning, and oil. If you've just added bean sprouts and water chestnuts to the salad, you can use rice wine vinegar and sesame oil with perhaps some peanut butter and honey and lime juice. If you've just made something very fruity and sweet, counter-act that with something very spicy. Throw some mushrooms in. Try a saffron and walnut oil vinaigrette.
Among my friends and family, I am popularly considered to make the best salads ever. To me, they're usually a way to use up tiny portions of leftovers and take under ten minutes to prepare, especially if you think ahead and chop up a little extra onion or red pepper when cooking something else. They're great late night snacks that don't leave me feeling so guilty about what I've just eaten as, say, nachos. I could probably live on nothing other than salads. In fact, I'd probably be healthier if I did.
-romaine lettuce, spinach, mixed greens, romaine+the beet greens from the borscht you made last night, edible stuff growing wild in your lawn
-tomatoes, olives, red or white onion, red pepper, thawed frozen green peas, walnuts or sunflower seeds, bacon bits, and cheese (feta, gorgonzola, pecorino romano, extra-sharp cheddar...whatever's available)
-2nd tier things to add if they are in the fridge: leftover chicken, some drained kidney or garbanzo beans, water chestnuts, croutons, bean sprouts, spinach, fresh herbs, wedges of oranges, dried cranberries
-wash, cut, put in bowl
-make a vinaigrette out of vinegar, some seasoning, and oil. If you've just added bean sprouts and water chestnuts to the salad, you can use rice wine vinegar and sesame oil with perhaps some peanut butter and honey and lime juice. If you've just made something very fruity and sweet, counter-act that with something very spicy. Throw some mushrooms in. Try a saffron and walnut oil vinaigrette.
Among my friends and family, I am popularly considered to make the best salads ever. To me, they're usually a way to use up tiny portions of leftovers and take under ten minutes to prepare, especially if you think ahead and chop up a little extra onion or red pepper when cooking something else. They're great late night snacks that don't leave me feeling so guilty about what I've just eaten as, say, nachos. I could probably live on nothing other than salads. In fact, I'd probably be healthier if I did.
"To be stupid, selfish, and have good health are three requirements for happiness, though if stupidity is lacking, all is lost."
-Gustave Flaubert
-Gustave Flaubert
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7this is what I make for my wife and myself every morning.
3/4 cups of oats
1 3/4 cups of water
a teaspoon of vanilla
tablespoon of brown sugar
a generous shaking of the cinnamon can
boil all of that until it starts to stick to the bottom of the pan, turn off the heat.
chop half an apple and some walnuts
put the oatmeal in two bowls
add the chopped apple and the walnuts
add raisins
slice a banana over the bowls
drizzle with honey
wake sleeping bride with warm oatmeal and a hot cup of coffee/tea.
best way to start the day.
3/4 cups of oats
1 3/4 cups of water
a teaspoon of vanilla
tablespoon of brown sugar
a generous shaking of the cinnamon can
boil all of that until it starts to stick to the bottom of the pan, turn off the heat.
chop half an apple and some walnuts
put the oatmeal in two bowls
add the chopped apple and the walnuts
add raisins
slice a banana over the bowls
drizzle with honey
wake sleeping bride with warm oatmeal and a hot cup of coffee/tea.
best way to start the day.
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8Vanilla yogurt with granola. Or plain yogurt with granola and honey.
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9Bacon.
(You gotta cook it first.)
(You gotta cook it first.)
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10Ty Webb wrote:Chop one quarter-sized bud of weed as fine as possible. Cook over medium heat in melted butter for 7-10 minutes. Spread over half a slice of good, whole grain bread. Don't make plans.
Now THAT is a good recipe
