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 Posted: Thu Sep 11th, 2008 10:55 pm 41st Post
 
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Silverfox wrote: LilJack wrote: Bagmaster wrote: If 2 are close to being identical then you compare the ingredients and process steps, add notes showing the  differences as alternative ingredients or steps.

You know, like different cooking instructions for microwave or oven cooking as seen on the boxes in the stores.

And no, I've never written a book of any kind, much less a cookbook. :cheeky1::cheeky1::cheeky1:


Nor have I, but my Wife has and I did illustrations for it:D Hmm, guess I could

stretch that to say I have had work published now:cooldevil: 

She has plans not only for similar recipes but also a conversion chart for ingredient amounts since this is not limited to the US. She is good at this stuff and enjoys doing it.

Everything, in the UK food wise, is now marked and weighted in gramms, which is another good reason for me to stay the heckaway from the kitchen, since I have no idea what gramms are to the pound. In time it will be easy for the kids, but no so good for us oldies that were brought up in lb and oz and whos cook books are all in the same.

Thanks for the info, I'll pass that along to her.



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 Posted: Fri Sep 12th, 2008 01:12 pm 42nd Post
 
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English Bob wrote: Oh man, black pudding. I would give my first born for some real black pudding. They make a poor copy here caled 'boudin' but it goes squishy when you fry it.

On the artwork, my daughter has said she will do some caricatures as suggested, so if someone, ie Liljack, could hit Wingnut and the Axe up for a photo apiece I'll put her to work.

They went for it :cooldevil: Let you know when we have pics.



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 Posted: Sat Sep 13th, 2008 05:25 pm 43rd Post
 
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How about

goldwingfacts gourmet guide to gastronomique goodies

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derekhendry wrote: How about

goldwingfacts gourmet guide to gastronomique goodies

I suppose you eat a dictionary to come up with that one, but it sounds good....:cool:



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Thanks to Tanygaer's work we now have an order page for the cookbooks.

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forumgoodies/CookbookOrder.htm



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 Posted: Mon Sep 15th, 2008 03:17 pm 46th Post
 
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Order sent!!!:cool::cool::cool:



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Signed up for one!!! :cool::cool:

Look forward to sampling some of the entries, which reminds me, I must start hassling Helen for her entry(ies?):)



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 Posted: Wed Sep 17th, 2008 04:12 am 48th Post
 
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LilJack wrote: English Bob wrote: Oh man, black pudding. I would give my first born for some real black pudding. They make a poor copy here caled 'boudin' but it goes squishy when you fry it.

On the artwork, my daughter has said she will do some caricatures as suggested, so if someone, ie Liljack, could hit Wingnut and the Axe up for a photo apiece I'll put her to work.

They went for it :cooldevil: Let you know when we have pics.
1000 grams = 2.2lb.  1lb.= 455grams  1ounce =28.5 grams.  Now put back the weed scales!!!



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 Posted: Fri Sep 19th, 2008 05:35 pm 49th Post
 
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Silverfox wrote:
Definately not green beans,they are long straggly things that take ages to prepare and I have never heard of Pinto beans? :baffled: I have heard of a Ford Pinto,that's a car right?

If pork and beans is those cans of beans,wiith little sausages in, then those are the ones.:cool:

 

 


Never heard of Pinto Beans?  We always called them brown beans, but they are the best tasting beans in the bean group.  Especially with a little pork simmered in with them, and some good corn bread to spread them over.  Best meal a man can have, and even better if you throw in some fried potatoes to go along on the side.:cool::cool: :cool::cool:

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Great Idea, I'm in! Will send some of my recipes after Calhoun.



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Never heard of Pinto beans????? give that person 40 lashes with an under cooked noodle.....GL you got me so hungry for some fried pototes, corn bread, and a big ole bowl of Pinto beans....Only thing that would go great with that is a big glass of ice cold milk and some pepper sauce to go on beans with a touch ( a lb ) of fresh home made butter on the corn bread........

OK I'm a sucker for a recipe book and I will look at what has been presented and may get the wife one....There is one more recipe that I would love to share and if it's not in the book, that's OK too....

Fire and Ice Pickles.....

You can do this with less than a one gallon jar of pickles but then you have to divide the recipe down to fit your needs....

Take a one gallon jar of Kosher Whole Dill Pickles...

Drain the juice off into a clean bowl for use later...

Slice these pickles in a slanted cut..not straight up and down...

Next you will need the following items...4 lbs of sugar, one bottle of Lousians hot sauce.....

Put a layer of sugar in the empty pickle jar...

Then add a layer of pickles....  about 3 to 4 pickles thick.......Keep putting in layer of sugar/pickles/ sugar/ pickles till you use up all the pickles and sugar.....

 On the last layer you will add 4 ozs of that hot sauce..( if this is not hot enough...you can add more hot sauce)

Now that you have all the sugar and pickles, and the hot sauce in the jar.....Put the lid on the jar and turn upside down over night...repeat this turning the jar over for about 2 days, or until the sugar has dissolved and is a reddish liquid.....

Once the sugar has turned into a reddish colored liquid you are ready to put them in the fridge for at least 48 hours...the colder the better.....

To enjoy these little jewels you put them on a serving tray along with some cold cuts and cheese...Might want to have also some really cold beer or drinks ready....

Because the first thing that his you is the cold, then the sweet taste, the dill flavor follows and then the Hot Sauce kicks in.......Thus FIRE AND ICE PICKLES......Enjoy

Claude....

 
OH !!!!!! The left over pickle juice ????? thought I had forgotten????? Take this juice and find another empty gallon jar....Add to this, boiled eggs, celery, onions, either cocktail or sliced onions, cauliflower, and even small tomatoes ( stick the tomatoes with a for to get juice inside them......You may add just about any veggie you want..To spice it up add one oz of hot sauce and chill before you serve....Yummy Yummy.......Enjoy...

NOTE.........My wife likes to get her veggies ready add them to the empty jar and then she boils that pickle juice some, pours it over veggies, allows it to cool some then puts it in fridge.....



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So...

For all of you Dr. Who fans, I present the Sonic Screwdriver:

1 can Red Bull

about 2 oz. frozen Orange Juice concentrate (I just dig into the can with a big table spoon)

2 oz vodka, the cheaper the better

Ice

Stir the OJ and vodka until well mixed.  Add ice and pour the Red Bull over the mixture.  Hang out in the TARDIS and enjoy!

 



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Keep em coming, remember the deadline for recipees is the end of December.



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I am still waiting for the pics for my daughter to do the cartoons. I know there was lots of pics of Wexy from Calhoun, but we need Wingnut too.



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:cool::cool::cool: Have my order in and am looking forward to trying out all of the great recipes when the cookbook is ready to go!



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We just found this crazy thread. So, what's the deadline for recipes?

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Oh, we simply CANNOT forget:

Cousin Jack's Crockpot Roadkill Stew.

1 or 2 cans Campbell's cream of whatever soup

1/2 or 1 lbs of shredded or cubed dead animal

Put the soup and the dead animal into the crockpot and simmer until it's dinner.

:cheeky1::cheeky1:

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If God didn't want us to eat dead animals - he wouldn't have made them out of meat :gunhead:



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MDKramer wrote: Oh, we simply CANNOT forget:

Cousin Jack's Crockpot Roadkill Stew.

1 or 2 cans Campbell's cream of whatever soup

1/2 or 1 lbs of shredded or cubed dead animal

Put the soup and the dead animal into the crockpot and simmer until it's dinner.

:cheeky1::cheeky1:

Mike

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miles.from.nowhere wrote: If God didn't want us to eat dead animals - he wouldn't have made them out of meat :gunhead:

YUP!!:cool::clapper::coollep:



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