235 fair korn Recipes

you need a 1 lb steak , cut fairly thick., marinade, fish sauce, tamarind concentrate mixed with, water, lime juice, chopped thai chile peppers, mix the marinade , coat the steak with it and marinade it for at least 3 hours. the steak is then barbequed, broiled or grilled until on the rare side of medium rare, cut into half inch thick strips and the strips cut into bite sized pieces. the meat can be kept cool until just before you want to eat., remaining ingredients, fish sauce, lime juice, chopped shallots, chopped coriander/cilantro (including the roots if possible), chopped mint leaves, khao koor (see below ), freshly roasted/fried sesame seeds, freshly ground dried red chilis ., khao koor, get a medium sized wok fairly hot , and add a couple of tbsp of uncooked jasmine rice. keep in movement until the rice starts to turn golden brown. remove from the heat and allow to cool. grind to a fairly coarse powder in a spice mill, or a mortar and pestle, or a pepper mill or a good clean coffee grinder (all of these work well but keep in mind that a coffee grinder tends to grind too fine--the powder should retain some texture ) we also offer ready-made khao koor in premium quality hand brand.

trimmed and washed collard greens (can sub mustard or turnip, if desired), stock (chicken, veggie, pork, etc would all work... i use my own from when i smoke pork in my slow cooker, like here: easy smoked meat), water, liquid smoke (can use less if using a smoky stock), chipotle tabasco sauce (or adobo sauce), lemons, smoked bacon, onions, sliced in thin rings, garlic, minced, sparkling wine or juice(i used a sparkling apple wine, as i used it, also, in this recipe; marinated pork chops with dijon mushroom cream sauce , which i served with these greens, honey, kosher, sea or smoked salt(these will need a fair bit of salt...i used a rounded t, each, of applewood smoked salt and my favorite salt/pepper blend), fresh ground black pepper

granulated sugar, sour cream, vanilla extract with, almond extract or 1/4 tsp peppermint flavoring, broken nut meats, candied cherries, sliced

cooking chocolate, chopped, unsweetened cocoa powder, boiling water, all purpose flour, baking powder, baking soda, unsalted butter, sugar, eggs, pure vanilla extract, low fat evaporated milk, few almonds , roasted in butter and chopped into fairly tiny pieces, whip cream, baking chocolate, diced, butter, glaze, whip cream, cooking chocolate diced

active dry yeast, warm water, whole-wheat bread flour, whole rye flour, approximately) king arthur all-purpose flour, salt, olive oil, fresh parsley, chopped, leaves fresh sage, chopped, leaves stripped from a sprig of fresh rosemary, chopped, leaves stripped from a sprig of fresh thyme, chopped, parmesan grated cheese

all-purpose flour (original recipe calls for fisher blend flour), baking powder, sugar, salt, shortening, milk, raisins (if you omit the , add 2 tbsp additional milk)

potatoes (white or red , but we like red), bacon, sliced, onion , chopped fairly small, but not minced, vinegar, sugar, cold water, cornstarch, dried chopped parsley (or use fresh , if desired)

leftover chicken breasts, kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, good mayonnaise, chopped fresh or 1 1/2 tsp dried, tarragon leaves, celery , diced fairly small (about 2 stalks), whole green grapes, (cut in 1/2 , if preferred ), sliced almonds

salad oil, divided, garlic minced, sliced mushrooms, fresh grapefuit juice, catsup (yes ), sugar, salt, mustard (yes ), tabasco, green pepper , diced in fairly large chunks, carrots, peeled and cut in julienne strips, ribs of celery , cut in diagonal pieces, drained chick peas, artichoke hearts, drained, tomato cut in wedges (i use a cup of cherry tomatoes instead), cauliflowerets, scallions diced

head lettuce , chopped fairly fine, head of cauliflower, cut in small pieces, green onions, chopped fine, mayonnaise, sugar, grated parmesan cheese, bacon bits to taste (i use about 1/3 jar)

potatoes, thinly sliced and boiled to fairly tender, bacon, fried and bacon fat reserved, sauce, bacon fat, sugar, vinegar, lettuce, paprika

flour, salt, baking powder, black pepper, potatoes ,scrubbed, eggs,well beaten, grated onion (i add more because we love onions), cannola or sesame oil for frying (matter of choice)

eggs i use the equivalent of egg whites and it works well., apple juice concentrate,undiluted and unsweetened, any kind of milk , i use soy, canola oil , use a cup of applesauce instead-tastes great, maple syrup, ground cinnamon, baking powder, rolled oats or quick oats, see below, apples , chopped fairly small, raisins or c, nuts, chopped,any kind you like (optional), brown sugar, cinnamon, add ons could be raisins ,dried cranberries,apricots, etc.

bacon , diced fairly fine, potato, diced about 3/16 to 1/4, salt & pepper to taste, grated parmesan cheese, to taste (the carbonara taste), toasted white or whole-grain bread, a handful chopped green onions, minced onion , to taste., eggs

happiness, by lydia o. jackson, kettle hummed a greeting, kitten streched and mewed, rocking chair invited, baby smiled and cooed., pinafore enveloped, mother young and fair, toys much loved and cherished, were scattered here and there., geraniums were blooming, in pots along the sill, curtains fluttered gaily, a bowl of bright red apples, stood upon a shelf of pine, fancy cups and saucers, displayed a rose design ., bright braided rugs were scattered, upon a polished floor, while sunshine streamed through windows, also through the door ., gingerbread was baking, its luscious fragrance filled the air, room seemed filled with magic . . ., used through courtesy of, american courier, kitchen magic, by violet rouke broder, when gray days sometimes leave you, at a loss for what to do, fill your house with warth and fragrance . . ., bake a pie , a cake, or two., make some heart-shaped sugar cookies, a creamy pudding, fine, a batch of fudge or brownies, helps to pass the gloomy time., a tin of golden muffins, some loaves pf fresh-baked bread, i am sure will be more pleasing, then some store-bought bread , instead., what a thoughtful , cheery greeting, when they sniff your homemade goodies, wafting welcome evermore .

potatoes , slice fairly thin, ham (1 inch square, 1/8 inch thick ) or equivalent (preferably leftover bone-in baked ham), cheddar or swiss cheese (1 inch square 1/8 inch thick), onion (1/8-inch-thick ), flour, butter, milk, salt and pepper to taste

very large head of broccoli cleaned and cut into pieces, cream of mushroom soup, mushrooms cleaned and cut in half, red pepper chopped fairly fine, black pepper, parmesean cheese

potatoes, peeled and sliced fairly thinly, onions, peeled and sliced, green bell pepper , cut into strips, oil, garlic, finely chopped, fresh parsley, chopped, bay leaves, broken into small bits, paprika, dry white wine, water, salt and pepper