1402 navajo traditional Recipes

sliced oranges, sliced citrus fruits, garlic, exceptionally fine olive oil, sugar, red onions, cumin, mint, black pepper, salt, italian parsley

eggs, olive oil, granulated sugar, lemon zest, lemon extract, anise seeds, all-purpose flour (plus extra for rolling ), salt, baking powder, milk, sugar

red or white wine vinegar, water, sugar, kosher salt, red onion, cut green beans, cauliflower florets, fresh basil leaves, garlic cloves, peeled, mixed color peppercorns, dried chile de arbol pepper (optional), red bell pepper strips (about 1/2 pepper)

corn syrup (f), eggs (f), sugar (f), pecan halves (f), butter (melted) (f), bourbon (optional) (f), all-purpose flour (cup), butter (cubed and chilled ) (cup), vegetable shortening (chilled ) (cup), chilled water (cup), sugar (cup), salt (cup), cider vinegar (cup)

scoops vanilla ice cream, coke (or if you must...root beer), chocolate syrup, cream, maraschino cherry

flour , 1 cup cocoa pwd , 2 1/4 tsp baking soda , 1 1/4 tsp baking pwd , 1/2 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp cinnamon pwd - sifted, chocolate, milk, hot strong coffee, mayo ( real stuff and not the salad dressing or low fat 1 ), eggs, vanilla, abit less sugar, white mousse, whip 1 egg white and 1 tbsp sugar ina bowl ., melt 4 oz white chocolate with 1/4 cup cream over double boiler ., cool , whisk and pour into the egg white ., add 3/4 cup chilled cream with it and beat until soft peaks form ., yogurt chocolate icing, melt 12 oz dark chocolate with 4 oz butter , 2 tbsp golden syrup ., whisk along with 1/2 cup yogurt and keep it smooth .

pillsbury traditional fudge brownie mix, crisco pure vegetable oil, water, eggs, semisweet chocolate chips (18 oz), caramels , unwrapped, water, slightly broken pretzels (4 1/2 oz), land o lakes salted butter, melted, confectioner powdered sugar, jif extra crunchy peanut butter, puffs cereal, slightly broken

scallion (green onion) - finely chopped, chives - finely chopped, parsley leaves - finely chopped, garlic - minced, anchovy paste, dried tarragon (or 2 tbsp, fresh tarragon - minced), dijon mustard, white wine vinegar (or tarragon vinegar), real mayonnaise, real sour cream, salt if needed and some pepper to taste

yellow or russet potatoes (yields approximately 4 cups of potato), yellow or sweet onion (yields approximately 1 cup of onion), vegenaise , nayonaise or other egg-free mayonnaise., sweet pickle relish, yellow mustard, apple cider or white vinegar

prego traditional italian sauce , any variety, shredded mozzarella cheese (about 6 oz), diced pepperoni

traditionally , eggplant is fried in oil on the stove top. however, baking it drastically reduces the calories and fat without sacrificing flavor. plus you get to eat more., eggplant, eggs, a pinch of crushed red pepper flakes, a couple of pinches of salt, bread crumbs (preferably plain ), grated reggiano-parmigiano cheese, eggplant , cut into 3/8-inch thick slices (yield 10-12 slices)

knorr chicken flavored bioullien, comino, garlic clove, tomato sauce, cilantro, rice (cheap white from the store works), water, cooking oil

red cabbage, onions, chopped small, cooking apples, peeled, cored and chopped small, garlic, chopped very small, whole nutmeg, freshly grated, level tsp ground cinnamon, level tsp ground cloves, brown sugar, wine vinegar, butter, salt and freshly milled black pepper

traditional refried beans, sour cream (2 cups), miracle whip, powder taco seasoning, shredded cheddar cheese (more/less , however you like it), head of lettuce-chopped (as much as you want), black olives-sliced, tomatoes (more/less , however much you like)-diced up

potatoes; peeled, cut-up, water; enough to cover, salt, fine ground white pepper, butter, cream

shortening, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt, cake flour, buttermilk, soda, vinegar

whole goat s milk (cow s milk will also work and is traditional in some countries, like cuba), fine granulated white sugar, vanilla bean , split in two or 1 tsp vanilla extract, baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) -- this is needed for a complete browning-- it lowers the ph and prevents milk proteins from coagulating (bunching up). the browning is not caramelization -- it is a maillard reaction which requires the addition of a base. if you do not add the sauce will still thicken and taste wonderful, but the full potential of the sauce will be lost.