12962 good down home georgia southern Recipes

green olives, lye, goggles, scale, spoon, bucket , for measuring water, the red 1 is from ace hardware., table salt (i buy 50 bags at smart and final) of course for small batches, the salt from any grocery store will work. with or without iodine., strainer bucket - the strainer bucket is my idea. i purchase it from a restaurant supply house , attached a handle at the bottom to make it easier to control and attached two plexiglass ears to keep the olives from spilling out. the olives pour beautifully with the ears. you can drill holes all over a five gallon if you can tsp get a strainer like in the pics., plexiglass lid - originally the recipe called for placing towels on the olives to keep the air from discoloring olives. i came up with the plastic lid, it should be 10 7/8 inches in diameter. the plastic lid is perfect., bucket , i purchased all orange s from home depot. these are dedicated to olive making. s are rinsed when finished and placed in 55 gallon plastic bags until next season., anyone who would like the printed recipe from the university of davis can send me a fax number .

uncooked chick peas, full tbsp, ground cumin, full tbsp, paprika, olive oil, cayenne pepper (not necessary), salt, black pepper, lemon or 1 lime, water

stewed tomatoes , smashed real fine, tomato paste, water, garlic, minced, teas. paprika, teas. salt, teas. pepper

egg, white flour , wheat flour may also be used, salt, onion powder , my addition, optional, garlic powder , my addition, optional, italian seasonings, my addition , optonal

all purpose flour, baking powder, dry yeast, plain yogurt, sugar, warm water, oil ( veg or olive), salt to taste, chopped garlic, butter to baste

milk (warmed to body temperature), dry yeast, sugar, wholemeal flour, white flour (you could use all white or all wholemeal if you want), sugar, extra, salt, baking powder, oil, natural yoghurt

warm water, 100 degrees, active dry yeast, teas. sugar, all purpose flour, bread flour, salt, warm milk, 100 degrees, teas. corn meal

firm potatoes, carrot, sliced celery or sliced cucumbers (drained of water), a red onion, dices thin, hard boiled eggs, japanese or mayo, salt &pepper

egg yolks, dijon mustard = 1 tsp, mml olive oil = 1/2 pt, juice of 1 lemon, salt and pepper

all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt, vegetable oil, lukewarm milk (2% is fine)

butter or margarine (1/2 cup), sugar (1/2 cup), egg, cake flour (1 1/2 cup), baking powder (1/2 tsp), salt (1/4 tsp), vanilla essence (14 tsp), lemon cookies, lemon juice (replacing vanilla essence) (1/4 tsp), lemon rind (3/4 tsp), spice cookies, mixed spice (replacing vanilla essence) (3/4 tsp), coconut cookies, margarine ( instead of 125 g) (1/2 cup + 2 tbsp), coconut (replacing vanilla essence) (3/4 cup), chocolate cookies, butter or margarine (instead of 125 g) (1/2 cup + 2 tbsp), coconut (3/4 cup), cocoa (replacing vanilla) (1 tbsp + 1/4 tsp), custard cookies, flour (instead of 375 ml) ( 1 cup + 2/4 cup), custard powder (add with dry ingredients) (1/4 cup + 1 tbsp)

corn meal, self-rising flour, sugar, level tbsp of baking powder, salt (dime size in the palm of your hand), egg, milk

flour, eggs, and a half cups of milk or water if you dont have milk, baking soda, canola oil, salt, white sugar

good balsamic vinegar, apple cider vinegar, balsamic syrup (tis the secret ingredient) (also called condensed or cream of balsamic - it can be found in ny at places such as turco s and trader joe s and specialty food stores)(and note, its slightly pricey but lasts and lasts and its very versatile and fantastic on top of fruits like strawberries, etc.), good olive oil, fresh garlic minced, fresh (if possible ) tarragon - dried ok, honey, mayonnaise (lo-fat works great too), dijon mustard, grainy mustard, kosher salt, fresh cracked pepper, equipment needed: bowl, whisk , container with lid for placing leftovers or reserves in fridge. i usually use a cleaned commercial salad dressing container so it can easily be squirted onto salad.

cabbage, quartered and shredded...by hand preferably (but i cheat and use the food processor often...it does taste better when i do it by hand though...don tsp know why! lol), onion, shredded (see above), mayo (i said as in naise, not that salad dressing stuff!), sugar, vinegar

red potatoes (about 15 potatoes), sherry vinegar or red wine vinegar, divided, salt, black pepper, chopped bottled roasted red bell peppers, minced fresh parsley, extra-virgin olive oil, chopped pitted kalamata olives, canned anchovy fillets, finely chopped (about 1 oz), garlic cloves, minced

home made mayonnaise, lemon juice, worcestershire, garlic (minced ), salt, pepper, parmesean cheese, milk