Ok, so to show up my partner here, I'm going to tell you what I made for dinner.
I took pork tenderloin, cut it into little dollar shapes, thin slices,
and fried it up with garlic that I minced, butter, some Lawry's seasoning salt, and some baby spinach.
I put it on homemade bread, and called it a sammich. yep. It was that easy.
niener niener cookieface, your turn.
I can't believe we haven't looked at this personal treasure trove of ours
since June! You were swimmin, what the HELL was I doin?
Monday, October 26, 2009
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Britney Cooks!
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Artisan Bread Unbelievably Easy.
Typing it all here would be hard, and seeing we're doing easy, I'll post a link to the best tasting easiest bread on the planet. No kneading, and you have a round loaf of bread with that crackly thin crust. Keeps in the fridge for 2 weeks, and all you have to do is chunk some off of whats in the fridge, pinch it up into a ball, let it rest and then bake it. I don't own a pizza peel, I don't have a baking stone. I put it on a greased flat pan, and had my broiler pan underneath, preheated with the oven, that I threw hot water into when I put the bread in. Incredibly good, and a revolution in how to make bread. Click on the headline for the link!
I salute you, Mother Earth News!
I salute you, Mother Earth News!
Labels:
bread,
easy bread,
great bread,
homemade bread
Monday, February 23, 2009
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Easy, Easy, Bacon, potato,cheesy
Yeah, the title sucks ... live with it :p
I am making these tonight in honor of New Years.
k..this recipe lacks only one thing: A RECIPE. It is really more of a formula, a suggestion, if you will.... They are spectacularly unhealthy; they are decadent and wonderful..and whenever I make this, even in massive quantities, ( to take to a cookout, potluck thing ) there is never any left.
These are for my hsb. and my son in law..both of whom I adore. :)
My Suggestion is:
Potatoes, in your chosen amount; you may peel them, or leave them w/the skins. ( Just remember to scrub them well )
Bacon, your chosen amount, fried crispy, crumbled ( or buy the bags of the real stuff, already crumbled )
Shredded Cheese, your chosen amount, your chosen variety.
Slice the potatoes as you would do for homefries. Spread 1st layer over bottom of pan ( size varies with amount ), cover with cheese, bacon...repeat until you have desired amount layered. LAST LAYER SHOULD BE CHEESE/BACON.
Bake at 350 until potatoes are tender, cheese has melted thoroughly throughout all layers.
Feel free to add onions, peppers (before baking) etc.; basically, anything that sounds good to you :) Adorn with sour cream.
Cool thing is..you can do these on the grill in nice weather; either in a foil pouch or grill proof pan.
I am making these tonight in honor of New Years.
k..this recipe lacks only one thing: A RECIPE. It is really more of a formula, a suggestion, if you will.... They are spectacularly unhealthy; they are decadent and wonderful..and whenever I make this, even in massive quantities, ( to take to a cookout, potluck thing ) there is never any left.
These are for my hsb. and my son in law..both of whom I adore. :)
My Suggestion is:
Potatoes, in your chosen amount; you may peel them, or leave them w/the skins. ( Just remember to scrub them well )
Bacon, your chosen amount, fried crispy, crumbled ( or buy the bags of the real stuff, already crumbled )
Shredded Cheese, your chosen amount, your chosen variety.
Slice the potatoes as you would do for homefries. Spread 1st layer over bottom of pan ( size varies with amount ), cover with cheese, bacon...repeat until you have desired amount layered. LAST LAYER SHOULD BE CHEESE/BACON.
Bake at 350 until potatoes are tender, cheese has melted thoroughly throughout all layers.
Feel free to add onions, peppers (before baking) etc.; basically, anything that sounds good to you :) Adorn with sour cream.
Cool thing is..you can do these on the grill in nice weather; either in a foil pouch or grill proof pan.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Damn that Food Network is good!
They don't suck, we do~! (NAH)
Here's the first of the 12 days of Cookies, Alton Brown's Paradise Macaroons, I don't even like coconut, but I'm making these fo shizzle. what the heck did i just say, and more importantly, why? I don't care, I'm making these cookies.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paradise-macaroons-recipe/index.html
Onward and Upwards to Paula's Linzer Torte Cookies!!!! Damn, I made Jam this year, I don't suck after all!!!!!! Wait in your response to see if I actually get a chance to make them.
Here's the first of the 12 days of Cookies, Alton Brown's Paradise Macaroons, I don't even like coconut, but I'm making these fo shizzle. what the heck did i just say, and more importantly, why? I don't care, I'm making these cookies.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paradise-macaroons-recipe/index.html
Onward and Upwards to Paula's Linzer Torte Cookies!!!! Damn, I made Jam this year, I don't suck after all!!!!!! Wait in your response to see if I actually get a chance to make them.
Labels:
Alton Brown,
Christmas Cookies,
cookies,
Macaroons
Monday, December 1, 2008
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