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JadziaDax · 05-13-2003, 01:58 PM

Post your recipe or any other requests in this thread.

If someone has a good recipe to post, please start it as a thread in this forum.

Don't post the recipe or any responses in this thread.

If you post a request as a separate thread, it will be merged into this one without notice.

Older answered requests and questions can be found here.

nickdman · 09-01-2003, 11:30 PM

I love avacados. However I can never seem to find any good avacado recipes. I was wondering if anyone had any they liked.

thanks

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Avocado Recipes. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Root_Beer_Man · 09-02-2003, 01:47 PM

Anyone know a REALLY good cookie dough recipe? ive made it myself with normal cookie dough and just didnt cook it...but its just not the same. My friend made a kick ass one but he didnt give me the recipe before he moved away.

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Cookie Dough Recipes (and you can cook them, too). If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Daval · 09-03-2003, 05:53 AM

I'm looking for a couple of beginning to end quiche recipe's. - I saw the 'left over salmon' thread, but I'd like to see some additional variations - such as bacon & mushroom, or spinach and ham or whatnot.

Including how to make the crust .

I'm a real man, and I like quiche!

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Quiche Ideas. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Pellaz · 09-03-2003, 08:51 AM

Meat+Fruit

Especialy some type of sauce...say chicken with a blackberry sauce or something. Seems like combining the two could have some great results, but it's really hard to find recipes. Looking preferably for beef and chicken, and things that can easily be cooked in less than 4 servings. Any help?

*edit: You can find some ideas in the thread Fruit Sauces for Meat If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

daydream · 09-05-2003, 08:16 PM

Hey Everyone,
Here's my situation... My mom just went back to school full time and she needs some help making the dinner on school nights.. I am also in college but I get home earlier than her so I want to help out... I'm looking for some tasty, but easy to make dinners for a not-so-experienced cook ; ) any suggestions would be very much appreciated! Thanks!!

Metallica_Band · 09-07-2003, 04:50 PM

Hey there...I just bought a cookbook that has some simple things to cook and I've ran across a few things that are good but they include sour cream......I HATE sour cream...is there an alternative to sour cream??? Just wondering...THANX
C'YA ?:-D

*edit: You can replace sour cream with plain yogurt. If you want to get the texture just right put the yogurt in cheese cloth and let the liquid strain out over night in the fridge.

Litespeed · 09-09-2003, 05:05 PM

I'm a starving college student who has zero cooking ability. How many people do you know that can mess up rice?

So the only thing I can consistantly get right is Ramen. I've become pretty skilled at throwing those things in hot water and watching them do their magic.

To my knowledge, though, there's only so much you can do with a bag of Ramen.

Does anyone have any good, quick, Ramen recipies?

I'll take tips on cooking rice too.

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Ramen Noodles! and in Some rice cooking tips. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Fremen · 09-10-2003, 01:35 PM

Is there any way to remove eggs stuck to the egg carton without breaking them?

*edit:You might try warm water and a toothbrush. Messy but it should come out ok.

daydream · 09-16-2003, 01:31 PM

I still havent gotten any responses to my earlier post... I'm looking for some ideas for an easy dinner... I'm not really a chef but I'm willing to learn.... any ideas or recipies you want to share would be great!!!

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in In response to daydream's request. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

collide · 09-21-2003, 10:27 AM

This thread reminded me of something I've been trying to find. There is this recipe that involves something called winter melon, but I think it's actually considered a vegetable. Actually, I'm not sure, but I'd love to get my hands on this recipe.

Also, coconut soup! The kind with wedges of coconut, some sort of fungus, and strips of chicken. This has got to be my all time favorite recipe (if I can figure out how to make it myself). Any tips?

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in collide's Request: Winter Melon Soup. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Aletheia · 09-22-2003, 05:49 PM

Anyone have any good White Mocha or other coffee recipes? I love White Mochas but I can't afford to by them retail right now.

*Edit: You can find recipes for White Mochas and other kinds of Mochas in the thread Chocolate + Coffee= Mocha/Nectar of the Gods If you have more please post them there, thanks.

split lickety · 09-24-2003, 01:43 PM

hi. i'm looking for a good vegetarian chili recipe. anyone?

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Vegetarian Chili. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Psivage · 09-29-2003, 01:05 PM

I'm going to make Beef Wellington for my mom's birthday, but i can never make the dough anygood, it always break and crumble, I read somewhere you can use a pre-made pastry dough, does anyone knows what kind?

*Edit: Filo dough works very well. It's what we used at the restaurant. You can buy it in the freezer section of most stores.

Edit: Thank you very much.

johnnymysto · 09-30-2003, 06:19 AM

Whenever I bake chicken in the oven, it almost always comes out really tough. I've tried wrapping it in foil and putting lemon juice on it, but I still get tough, chewy chicken. How do I keep it tender and moist? Oh, and I'm talking about baking whole chicken breasts.

*edit: Butter and more butter. If you don't like that option try wrapping a quartered apple and onion in with the breasts. The flavor is amazing while staying tender and moist.
Also check your cooking time, don't want to overcook.

edmos1 · 10-06-2003, 08:21 AM

As a westerner that acknowledges the differences between grilling and BBQ, and only having a gas grill right now (the charcoal one passed away....)

Question: Since Grilling is slow cooking over indirect heat, can the same be acomplished with a crockpot? can I cook ribs in my crockpot with a dry rub, and liquid smoke, to get roughly the same sort of result from a proper southern BBQ??

Any insight would be appreciated.

TinniT · 10-12-2003, 10:33 PM

I LOVE MY GEORGE FOREMAN GRILL!!!!

I finally own one!!! It's SIMPLE!! it's AWESOME!!!

ITS EASY!!

My god!!! anyone have recipes?

blade02 · 10-13-2003, 08:32 AM

Well Im looking for a fancy but elegant meal to cook up for my girl friend. I'd like something light so beef is out the question and chicken can be done up nice but seems too normal, I guess maybe something like pork tenderloins, or a good fish are my options....I was just wondering if you all had any other suggestions as far as meats go.

jerseyboy · 10-13-2003, 12:52 PM

They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but if a guy is able to cook for girl it definitely works the other way too. With that said what are some fairly uncomplicated recipes that would impress a girl. I'm not looking for anything gourmet here, but something that both looks and tastes good. Cost isnt too much of a factor although I am not looking to spend a fortune here on extravagant ingredients.

Stravos · 10-14-2003, 08:21 AM

I'm looking for a recipe on a budget... On Sundays, if we want to eat anything new, one of the house members has to cook for the house. We have 54 people, but usually fewer are present at Sunday dinners. Anyway, we have $50 to spend to make this dinner. I was interested in doing this but my meal ideas end up being too expensive... I mean $50... less than a dollar a person. Any ideas for this? Doesn't need to be anything fancy, preferably something fairly easy to cook and a potential to serve 54 hungry college students.

Sorry for the rambling message, I'm a bit tired...

Edit:There is some ideas at Cheap food for fifty .If anyone has other recipes please add them to that thread.

collide · 10-14-2003, 01:09 PM

Not sure what this is called, but I think you can buy them at some Asian bakeries or restaurants that serve dim sum. They're these really greasey pancake-like thingies with green onions and a few other things in it for flavor. I call them Chinese pizza, but they are more like large pancakes, except they appear to be fried and really greasy and crispy (I can't stress this part enough). I don't know the official name for it, but I'd love to get a hold of the recipe for it. Any tips would be appreciated. At the very least, I'd like to know the name of this dish. Feel free to send me a private message too. Thanks!

edit: As far as I know, there is no tomato sauce or catsup or cheese involved, so it's not pizza in that sense... more like an appetizer or snack.

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in collide's request No. 2 : Scallion Pancakes. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Jadey · 10-14-2003, 10:33 PM

Okay, I'm trying to eat healthier and am being told over and over agian that tuna is easy and great for you, but I can't stand it. Are there any ways to prepare it or mix it with anything to improve the taste?

It seems like anything that is good for me literally makes me nauseaus (sp?) when I taste it.

Help?!

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Tuna recipes of a different kind. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

alaskaguy · 10-15-2003, 11:48 AM

I am looking for two recipes. Booyah is a tomato based stew that I found in Kentucky. It has a lot of stuff in it, and the recipes on the web that I have found start with "serves fifty"...

Also, I am looking for a dirnk recipe for a "pea-picker", very potent, lime or lemonade base, maybe vodka or gin included.

Anybody have ideas?

sillygirl · 10-16-2003, 06:04 PM

I'm looking for a good recipe for Lemon Chicken.... can anyone help me out? Thanks bunches!

Edit: Here is aLemon Chicken recipe. If anyone has one please add it to the thread.

quadro2000 · 10-20-2003, 11:50 AM

I hope this isn't too close to Lemon Chicken, but does anybody have a good Chicken Francese recipe?

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Chicken Francese. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

Averett · 10-20-2003, 12:52 PM

I'd love to find a good Dutch Apple Pie recipe.

Basically an apple pie with a crumb type upper crust....

I did a search here and came up with nothing.

Thanks in advance

I <3 Apples!

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Recipe of the Day - July 4 (apple pie). If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

mpedrummer2 · 10-21-2003, 09:26 AM

Time for Christmas shopping already

When I was young and we first moved into the house my parents are still in, the previous owners left us a giant chest freezer. My mom loved it, but it died about a month later. I want to get her one for Christmas, but I don't particularly know much of anything about them.

The biggest problem: the door I need to get it through is only 29" wide. Frigidaire, Kennmore, and Whirlpool are all 29.5" deep.

http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...9-83-FCM25RMWW

This one *looks* awesome, but I dunno. GE makes really shitty TVs, does that carry over to their appliances?

If there was no other way, the door jam could be removed from the basement door, giving 30" to work with. It would just be a pain in the ass, that's all.

So, advice? Google wasn't much help...they're all links for buying them in the UK...craziness.

Thanks
MPEDrummer

TWISTEDBADGER · 10-26-2003, 02:53 AM

Anyone have a good recipe for a spicy smoked venison sausage? I've got about 20 pounds ground venison in my freezer and no one around here likes it plain(including me). I need to do something with it besides making snack sticks.

*edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in What to do with 20 lbs of ground venison. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks.

lalakill · 11-01-2003, 03:04 PM

Good pumpkin recipes? Lets hear!

*edit: One of the recipes in response to this request can be found in the thread Recipe of the Day - November 6 (pumpkin soup). Feel free to add your recipes there.

dailyjo2003 · 11-05-2003, 01:09 PM

I'd like to cook some prime rib. Anybody have any tips or receipes?

Minx · 11-09-2003, 01:12 PM

When I moved a few years back I left my wok with my buddies back home. I have finally gotten one again and I can't find my good Asian cookbook.

If anyone has good recipes for woks they would like to share I would appreciate it! Thanks.

Oh...and any good Thai recipes!

Mephisto2 · 11-09-2003, 07:02 PM

OK, so I like salads a lot but don't really make them enough. I guess the most common ones I try are the classic Greek Salad and a roquet, blue cheese (real French or Italian blue cheese!) & pear salad.

My wife gives out to me that I make potatoes with everything. Well, being an Irishman I think that's 100% natural and am aghast at the prospect of meals without them. LOL

But I've promised to try more salads.

Am wondering if any of you guys have suggestions for some good, tasty, easy to make but enjoyable salads.

Mr Mephisto

Edit: There are some salad recipes in the thread
Super salads for Mr. Mephisto. If you have recipes please add them to the thread.

crfpilot · 11-11-2003, 04:42 PM

I would love to find out how to make good chicken and sausage jambalaya.

Tiser · 11-14-2003, 01:11 PM

I wanted to have a bunch of friends over... like 6 - 8 ppl tonight.

We wanted to make dinner for us tonight, any suggestions? We're all newbies to cooking!!

I was thinking of a stone soup kind of dealy... everyone bring over a different veggie or item and we all boil it in a big pot. But don't know much more than that.

||Whoops.. feel *so* stupid... sorry||

ObieX · 11-15-2003, 10:43 PM

I was just curious as to what these two types of oils were best for (what types of foods, types of cooking, etc)? Or which people prefer taste wise if both can be used.

Just starting out learning how to cook so i figure this would be a good place to find some stuff out.

edit: Vegetable oil is pretty neutral in taste, whereas olive oil is pretty noticable. I would recommend experimenting with olive oil to see what kinds of dishes you like it in and which you don't. You can always mix them, too. Traditionally, olive oil is used in Italian and other Mediterranean dishes. I wouldn't recommend it in Chinese myself. Olive oil is great in salads. Get yourself some balsamic vinegar also and never buy bottled "Italian" dressing again.

-- thanks to lordjeebus

edmos1 · 11-17-2003, 09:04 AM

Thanksgiving is coming, and traditionally, Turkey or Ham, Stuffing, rolls, vegatables, candied yams, mincemeat pie, pumpkin pie are some of the normal courses you may find. Anybody have any ideas. I have a turkey fryer and will probably fry a turkey this year, any good marinades? Any different side dishes that I have not listed?
You insight is appreciated.

LordEden · 11-25-2003, 04:42 PM

I've been looking for a good fried rice recipes, I often have alot of rice left over at the end of meals and with a rice cooker, that's a everyday thing. I just got my hands on a wok and wanted to try my hand at good fried rice. Any type of recipes would be a big help!

SiN · 11-26-2003, 12:27 AM

mhm, so i don't have the exact name of what i'm looking for, the dish is one of my bf's favorites to order from the pizza/chinese delivery place here in germany and they call it 'gebratene nudeln' which just translates to fried noodles :/

perhaps some sort of LoMein? i dunno, i'm not a chinese food expert...

anyways - it's noodles (similar to ramen-noodles in shape, but a little more 'substantial' in texture. i know exactly what kind of noodles to get tho, they're available here) with veggies (carrots peas mushrooms? leek/green onion) and egg and chicken.

what most stumps me is the sauce - i tried a bite once, and it tastes spicy/sweet. (and kinda greasy, presumably from frying it).
and this sauce is what makes the dish.

any ideas/recipes/suggestions will be appreciated

SabrinaFair · 12-03-2003, 07:59 PM

Does anyone have a recipe for Potato Candy?
It's a Christmas-time thing that I remember having in childhood but can't find a recipie for to save my life. It's made with potatoes and peanut butter rolled up into a log and cut into slices. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and can help, I'd be much obliged.

uber1 · 12-09-2003, 02:18 PM

Question about Artichokes. I buy a jar of artichoke hearts at the store. I come home, open the jar, and eat a few. Then i put the jar in the fridge. The next day i pull out the jar and the oil the artichokes are in has formed a jello like substance at the top. Its disgusting! I have to dig it out with the fork to get to the artichokes. So anyway, the jar doesnt say you have to store it in the fridge after you open it. I figured maybe i can keep them on a shelf, even after they are opened up. SO i guess my question is: Do i have to keep the jar of artichoke hearts in the fridge after opening it? I wouldnt want to get food poisoning trying it the other way. Anybody know? thanks

05-13-2003, 01:58 PM	#1 (permalink)
JadziaDax Loser Location: who the fuck cares?	-->PLEASE POST YOUR REQUESTS IN THIS THREAD<-- Post your recipe or any other requests in this thread. If someone has a good recipe to post, please start it as a thread in this forum. Don't post the recipe or any responses in this thread. If you post a request as a separate thread, it will be merged into this one without notice. Older answered requests and questions can be found here. Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-14-2003 at 01:43 AM..

09-01-2003, 11:30 PM	#2 (permalink)
nickdman Upright Location: Hell a.k.a. Stockton	Wanted: Good avacado recipes I love avacados. However I can never seem to find any good avacado recipes. I was wondering if anyone had any they liked. thanks edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Avocado Recipes. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ There once was a man from Nantucket, His ...... Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-02-2003 at 02:15 PM..*

09-02-2003, 01:47 PM	#3 (permalink)
Root_Beer_Man Crazy	Cookie Dough Anyone know a REALLY good cookie dough recipe? ive made it myself with normal cookie dough and just didnt cook it...but its just not the same. My friend made a kick ass one but he didnt give me the recipe before he moved away. edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Cookie Dough Recipes (and you can cook them, too). If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ >3 Cheers for boobies!!< Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-02-2003 at 02:27 PM..*

09-03-2003, 05:53 AM	#4 (permalink)
Daval Junkie Location: The True North Strong and Free!	I'm looking for a couple of beginning to end quiche recipe's. - I saw the 'left over salmon' thread, but I'd like to see some additional variations - such as bacon & mushroom, or spinach and ham or whatnot. Including how to make the crust . I'm a real man, and I like quiche! edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Quiche Ideas. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ "It is impossible to obtain a conviction for sodomy from an English jury. Half of them don't believe that it can physically be done, and the other half are doing it." Winston Churchill Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-03-2003 at 01:20 PM..*

09-03-2003, 08:51 AM	#5 (permalink)
Pellaz Addict Location: Texas	Meat+Fruit Especialy some type of sauce...say chicken with a blackberry sauce or something. Seems like combining the two could have some great results, but it's really hard to find recipes. Looking preferably for beef and chicken, and things that can easily be cooked in less than 4 servings. Any help? edit: You can find some ideas in the thread Fruit Sauces for Meat If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ " ' Big Mouth. Remember it took three of you to kill me. A god, a boy, and, last and least, a hero.' " Last edited by redravin40; 09-07-2003 at 06:16 PM..*

09-05-2003, 08:16 PM	#6 (permalink)
daydream Crazy Location: Long Island, NY	Looking for some recipe ideas for an easy dinner Hey Everyone, Here's my situation... My mom just went back to school full time and she needs some help making the dinner on school nights.. I am also in college but I get home earlier than her so I want to help out... I'm looking for some tasty, but easy to make dinners for a not-so-experienced cook ; ) any suggestions would be very much appreciated! Thanks!!

09-07-2003, 04:50 PM	#7 (permalink)
Metallica_Band Loser	Is there an alternative to sour cream??? Hey there...I just bought a cookbook that has some simple things to cook and I've ran across a few things that are good but they include sour cream......I HATE sour cream...is there an alternative to sour cream??? Just wondering...THANX C'YA ?:-D edit: You can replace sour cream with plain yogurt. If you want to get the texture just right put the yogurt in cheese cloth and let the liquid strain out over night in the fridge. Last edited by redravin40; 09-07-2003 at 05:48 PM..*

09-09-2003, 05:05 PM	#8 (permalink)
Litespeed Loser Location: Thousand Oaks, CA	Creative Ramen I'm a starving college student who has zero cooking ability. How many people do you know that can mess up rice? So the only thing I can consistantly get right is Ramen. I've become pretty skilled at throwing those things in hot water and watching them do their magic. To my knowledge, though, there's only so much you can do with a bag of Ramen. Does anyone have any good, quick, Ramen recipies? I'll take tips on cooking rice too. edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Ramen Noodles! and in Some rice cooking tips. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-10-2003 at 02:23 PM..*

09-10-2003, 01:35 PM	#9 (permalink)
Fremen With a mustache, the cool factor would be too much Location: left side of my couch, East Texas	Is there any way to remove eggs stuck to the egg carton without breaking them? edit:You might try warm water and a toothbrush. Messy but it should come out ok. __________________ Google* Last edited by redravin40; 09-11-2003 at 08:09 PM..

09-16-2003, 01:31 PM	#10 (permalink)
daydream Crazy Location: Long Island, NY	I'm looking for some easy dinner recipies I still havent gotten any responses to my earlier post... I'm looking for some ideas for an easy dinner... I'm not really a chef but I'm willing to learn.... any ideas or recipies you want to share would be great!!! edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in In response to daydream's request. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-24-2003 at 01:09 AM..*

09-21-2003, 10:27 AM	#11 (permalink)
collide Turn off your TV. Location: ... .- -. ..-. .-. .- -. -.-. .. ... -.-. --- --..-- -.-. .-	This thread reminded me of something I've been trying to find. There is this recipe that involves something called winter melon, but I think it's actually considered a vegetable. Actually, I'm not sure, but I'd love to get my hands on this recipe. Also, coconut soup! The kind with wedges of coconut, some sort of fungus, and strips of chicken. This has got to be my all time favorite recipe (if I can figure out how to make it myself). Any tips? edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in collide's Request: Winter Melon Soup. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ "inhuman fiery goat worship" is an anagram for "information superhighway" -kingvolc Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-04-2003 at 04:09 AM..*

09-22-2003, 05:49 PM	#12 (permalink)
Aletheia Psycho	How to make White Mochas and other coffee drinks? Anyone have any good White Mocha or other coffee recipes? I love White Mochas but I can't afford to by them retail right now. Edit: You can find recipes for White Mochas and other kinds of Mochas in the thread Chocolate + Coffee= Mocha/Nectar of the Gods* If you have more please post them there, thanks. Last edited by redravin40; 09-22-2003 at 09:46 PM..

09-24-2003, 01:43 PM	#13 (permalink)
split lickety Banned Location: eugene, OR	hi. i'm looking for a good vegetarian chili recipe. anyone? edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Vegetarian Chili. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. Last edited by JadziaDax; 09-26-2003 at 01:33 AM..*

09-29-2003, 01:05 PM	#14 (permalink)
Psivage Psycho	I'm going to make Beef Wellington for my mom's birthday, but i can never make the dough anygood, it always break and crumble, I read somewhere you can use a pre-made pastry dough, does anyone knows what kind? Edit: Filo dough works very well. It's what we used at the restaurant. You can buy it in the freezer section of most stores. Edit: Thank you very much. Last edited by Psivage; 09-30-2003 at 07:39 AM..*

09-30-2003, 06:19 AM	#15 (permalink)
johnnymysto Overreactor Location: South Ca'lina	How do you keep chicken tender? Whenever I bake chicken in the oven, it almost always comes out really tough. I've tried wrapping it in foil and putting lemon juice on it, but I still get tough, chewy chicken. How do I keep it tender and moist? Oh, and I'm talking about baking whole chicken breasts. edit: Butter and more butter. If you don't like that option try wrapping a quartered apple and onion in with the breasts. The flavor is amazing while staying tender and moist. Also check your cooking time, don't want to overcook. __________________ "I'm disinclined to acquiesce to your request." - Capt. Barbossa Last edited by redravin40; 10-01-2003 at 08:50 PM..*

10-06-2003, 08:21 AM	#16 (permalink)
edmos1 Daddy Location: Right next door to Hell	BBQ at home As a westerner that acknowledges the differences between grilling and BBQ, and only having a gas grill right now (the charcoal one passed away....) Question: Since Grilling is slow cooking over indirect heat, can the same be acomplished with a crockpot? can I cook ribs in my crockpot with a dry rub, and liquid smoke, to get roughly the same sort of result from a proper southern BBQ?? Any insight would be appreciated.

10-12-2003, 10:33 PM	#17 (permalink)
TinniT Crazy	I love the George Foreman Grill thread: I LOVE MY GEORGE FOREMAN GRILL!!!! I finally own one!!! It's SIMPLE!! it's AWESOME!!! ITS EASY!! My god!!! anyone have recipes?

10-13-2003, 08:32 AM	#18 (permalink)
blade02 Insane	Date ideas Well Im looking for a fancy but elegant meal to cook up for my girl friend. I'd like something light so beef is out the question and chicken can be done up nice but seems too normal, I guess maybe something like pork tenderloins, or a good fish are my options....I was just wondering if you all had any other suggestions as far as meats go.

10-13-2003, 12:52 PM	#19 (permalink)
jerseyboy Insane	Easy Recipes to impress Chicks They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but if a guy is able to cook for girl it definitely works the other way too. With that said what are some fairly uncomplicated recipes that would impress a girl. I'm not looking for anything gourmet here, but something that both looks and tastes good. Cost isnt too much of a factor although I am not looking to spend a fortune here on extravagant ingredients.

10-14-2003, 08:21 AM	#20 (permalink)
Stravos Upright Location: Corvallis, OR	I'm looking for a recipe on a budget... On Sundays, if we want to eat anything new, one of the house members has to cook for the house. We have 54 people, but usually fewer are present at Sunday dinners. Anyway, we have $50 to spend to make this dinner. I was interested in doing this but my meal ideas end up being too expensive... I mean $50... less than a dollar a person. Any ideas for this? Doesn't need to be anything fancy, preferably something fairly easy to cook and a potential to serve 54 hungry college students. Sorry for the rambling message, I'm a bit tired... Edit:There is some ideas at Cheap food for fifty .If anyone has other recipes please add them to that thread. Last edited by redravin40; 10-14-2003 at 09:32 PM..

10-14-2003, 01:09 PM	#21 (permalink)
collide Turn off your TV. Location: ... .- -. ..-. .-. .- -. -.-. .. ... -.-. --- --..-- -.-. .-	Not sure what this is called, but I think you can buy them at some Asian bakeries or restaurants that serve dim sum. They're these really greasey pancake-like thingies with green onions and a few other things in it for flavor. I call them Chinese pizza, but they are more like large pancakes, except they appear to be fried and really greasy and crispy (I can't stress this part enough). I don't know the official name for it, but I'd love to get a hold of the recipe for it. Any tips would be appreciated. At the very least, I'd like to know the name of this dish. Feel free to send me a private message too. Thanks! edit: As far as I know, there is no tomato sauce or catsup or cheese involved, so it's not pizza in that sense... more like an appetizer or snack. edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in collide's request No. 2 : Scallion Pancakes. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ "inhuman fiery goat worship" is an anagram for "information superhighway" -kingvolc Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-16-2003 at 02:59 PM..*

10-14-2003, 10:33 PM	#22 (permalink)
Jadey This Space For Rent Location: Davenport, Iowa	Tuna Recipes? Okay, I'm trying to eat healthier and am being told over and over agian that tuna is easy and great for you, but I can't stand it. Are there any ways to prepare it or mix it with anything to improve the taste? It seems like anything that is good for me literally makes me nauseaus (sp?) when I taste it. Help?! edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Tuna recipes of a different kind. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-26-2003 at 04:41 AM..*

10-15-2003, 11:48 AM	#23 (permalink)
alaskaguy Upright Location: anchorage, alaska us	booyah and peapicker? I am looking for two recipes. Booyah is a tomato based stew that I found in Kentucky. It has a lot of stuff in it, and the recipes on the web that I have found start with "serves fifty"... Also, I am looking for a dirnk recipe for a "pea-picker", very potent, lime or lemonade base, maybe vodka or gin included. Anybody have ideas?

10-16-2003, 06:04 PM	#24 (permalink)
sillygirl Newlywed Location: at home	I'm looking for a good recipe for Lemon Chicken.... can anyone help me out? Thanks bunches! Edit: Here is aLemon Chicken recipe. If anyone has one please add it to the thread. __________________ Anyone can be passionate, but it takes real lovers to be silly-Rose Franken ....absence makes me miss him more... Last edited by redravin40; 10-16-2003 at 09:16 PM..

10-20-2003, 11:50 AM	#25 (permalink)
quadro2000 All Possibility, Made Of Custard Location: New York, NY	I hope this isn't too close to Lemon Chicken, but does anybody have a good Chicken Francese recipe? edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Chicken Francese. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ You have to laugh at yourself...because you'd cry your eyes out if you didn't. - Emily Saliers Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-26-2003 at 04:51 AM..*

10-20-2003, 12:52 PM	#26 (permalink)
Averett Is In Love Location: I'm workin' on it	I'd love to find a good Dutch Apple Pie recipe. Basically an apple pie with a crumb type upper crust.... I did a search here and came up with nothing. Thanks in advance I <3 Apples! edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in Recipe of the Day - July 4 (apple pie). If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. __________________ Absence is to love what wind is to fire. It extinguishes the small, it enkindles the great. Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-26-2003 at 05:30 PM..*

10-21-2003, 09:26 AM	#27 (permalink)
mpedrummer2 Insane	Chest freezers Time for Christmas shopping already When I was young and we first moved into the house my parents are still in, the previous owners left us a giant chest freezer. My mom loved it, but it died about a month later. I want to get her one for Christmas, but I don't particularly know much of anything about them. The biggest problem: the door I need to get it through is only 29" wide. Frigidaire, Kennmore, and Whirlpool are all 29.5" deep. http://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=prod...9-83-FCM25RMWW This one looks awesome, but I dunno. GE makes really shitty TVs, does that carry over to their appliances? If there was no other way, the door jam could be removed from the basement door, giving 30" to work with. It would just be a pain in the ass, that's all. So, advice? Google wasn't much help...they're all links for buying them in the UK...craziness. Thanks MPEDrummer __________________ My sig can beat up your honor student.

10-26-2003, 02:53 AM	#28 (permalink)
TWISTEDBADGER Tilted	Anyone have a good recipe for a spicy smoked venison sausage? I've got about 20 pounds ground venison in my freezer and no one around here likes it plain(including me). I need to do something with it besides making snack sticks. edit: Some of the responses for this request can be found in What to do with 20 lbs of ground venison. If you have more, please post them there. Thanks. Last edited by JadziaDax; 10-26-2003 at 05:41 PM..*

11-01-2003, 03:04 PM	#29 (permalink)
lalakill Upright	Pumpkin Good pumpkin recipes? Lets hear! edit: One of the recipes in response to this request can be found in the thread Recipe of the Day - November 6 (pumpkin soup). Feel free to add your recipes there. Last edited by JadziaDax; 11-08-2003 at 10:53 AM..*

11-05-2003, 01:09 PM	#30 (permalink)
dailyjo2003 Tilted	Looking for the perfect prime rib cooking instructions. I'd like to cook some prime rib. Anybody have any tips or receipes?

11-09-2003, 01:12 PM	#31 (permalink)
Minx Junkie Location: Up yonder	When I moved a few years back I left my wok with my buddies back home. I have finally gotten one again and I can't find my good Asian cookbook. If anyone has good recipes for woks they would like to share I would appreciate it! Thanks. Oh...and any good Thai recipes! __________________ You've been a naughty boy....go to my room!

11-09-2003, 07:02 PM	#32 (permalink)
Mephisto2 Junkie	Nice salad recipes OK, so I like salads a lot but don't really make them enough. I guess the most common ones I try are the classic Greek Salad and a roquet, blue cheese (real French or Italian blue cheese!) & pear salad. My wife gives out to me that I make potatoes with everything. Well, being an Irishman I think that's 100% natural and am aghast at the prospect of meals without them. LOL But I've promised to try more salads. Am wondering if any of you guys have suggestions for some good, tasty, easy to make but enjoyable salads. Mr Mephisto Edit: There are some salad recipes in the thread Super salads for Mr. Mephisto. If you have recipes please add them to the thread. Last edited by redravin40; 11-09-2003 at 09:58 PM..

11-11-2003, 04:42 PM	#33 (permalink)
crfpilot Punk In Drublic Location: So Cal	I would love to find out how to make good chicken and sausage jambalaya.

11-14-2003, 01:11 PM	#34 (permalink)
Tiser Crazy Location: Some big island.	Help! Want to make soup/stew with friends. I wanted to have a bunch of friends over... like 6 - 8 ppl tonight. We wanted to make dinner for us tonight, any suggestions? We're all newbies to cooking!! I was thinking of a stone soup kind of dealy... everyone bring over a different veggie or item and we all boil it in a big pot. But don't know much more than that. \|\|Whoops.. feel so stupid... sorry\|\| Last edited by Tiser; 11-15-2003 at 07:17 AM..

11-15-2003, 10:43 PM	#35 (permalink)
ObieX Pickles Location: Shirt and Pants (NJ)	Vegetable Oil / Olive Oil I was just curious as to what these two types of oils were best for (what types of foods, types of cooking, etc)? Or which people prefer taste wise if both can be used. Just starting out learning how to cook so i figure this would be a good place to find some stuff out. edit: Vegetable oil is pretty neutral in taste, whereas olive oil is pretty noticable. I would recommend experimenting with olive oil to see what kinds of dishes you like it in and which you don't. You can always mix them, too. Traditionally, olive oil is used in Italian and other Mediterranean dishes. I wouldn't recommend it in Chinese myself. Olive oil is great in salads. Get yourself some balsamic vinegar also and never buy bottled "Italian" dressing again. -- thanks to lordjeebus __________________ We Must Dissent. Last edited by JadziaDax; 11-16-2003 at 04:35 AM..