100 thrown cas Recipes

french mustard, white balsamic vinegar, white wine vinegar, dl olive oil (3 3/8 fl.oz. ), fresh mint (or a mixture) or 3 tbsp fresh basil, finely chopped (or a mixture), salt, pepper, freshly ground, mozzarella cheese, in cubes (nearly 6 oz), penne rigate (10-11 oz), zucchini (ca. 400g or ca. 14 oz), dry-cured ham, sliced (3 1/2 oz), olive oil, tomatoes (7 oz)

x 100 g hard feta cheese ., tomato ( ca 1.5 cm)., green bell pepper ( ca 0.5 cm)., onion chopped ., garlic chopped ., black olives whithout stone halved ., green hot pepper sliced ., ts chili flakes , ( optional )., olive oil ., ts oregano ( dried )., pepper to taste.

eggs, dijon mustard, balsamic vinegar, cider vinegar, salt and pepper, mayonnaise, pepper sauce

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boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, cut into bite-sized pieces, oyster sauce, dark soy sauce, vegetable oil, garlic, chopped, onion, cut into rings, water, ground black pepper, white sugar, head bok choy, chopped, head broccoli, chopped, cornstarch, mixed with equal parts water

water, celery, chopped, celery leaves, chopped, onion, chopped, chicken bouillon cubes, salt, black pepper, ground, bay leaf, fresh parsley, chopped (see notes ), fresh peas or 1 cup frozen peas, carrot, sliced, cut green beans, fresh or frozen, fine egg noodles (8 oz), butter or 1/4 cup margarine, flour, turkey carcass , from a 15-20 lb turkey

ground chuck, celery salt, fresh ground black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, water or 3 cups canned beef broth (boullion cubes may be used.....1 to a cup of ), flour

butter, brown sugar, white sugar, eggs, beaten, baking soda, water, flour, salt, chopped nuts, semisweet chocolate morsels, vanilla

cooking oil, big mild chili pepper , deseeded, sliced into rings (or a small hot chilli finely chopped), sugar, grated fresh ginger, dark soy sauce, dark rice vinegar, white wine, sesame oil, garlic clove, finely chopped, toasted sesame seeds, cucumber (ca 350g/12oz, unpeeled), water, salt

flour (2 1/4 cups), oil (i used sunflower), baking powder, salt, fresh ground black pepper (more if you like ), eggs, sour cream (1 cup), fresh green asparagus (trimmed and cleaned , ca. 11 stalks), grated cheese , such as gouda (1/3 cup) (optional)

oil, shallots, finely chopped, garlic clove, crushed, tomatoes, finely chopped, sugar, cooked rice, green onion, diced, salt & pepper, to taste

flour, baking soda, salt, softened margarine, granulated sugar, brown sugar, packed (i use dark ), vanilla extract, water, egg, nestle semisweet chocolate morsels (1 cup), coarsely chopped nuts

oil, sesame oil, curry powder (use as much as you feel youd like), big garlic clove, minced, spring onions, sliced, hokkaido squash, diced (ca. 950 g prepared), water , might need more, salt and pepper, leaves fresh basil, chopped

dried apricot , loosely thrown in, not pressed into the cup, onions or 4 small , sliced into thin rings, vinegar , which can be 1 cup wine and 1 cup apple cider, well-bruised lemon leaves or 6 slices lemon peel, fresh mild curry powder, sugar, salt, turmeric, spices , such as cardamom, cumin, anise and peppercorns or 1 tbsp genuine fresh masala

fresh galangal , thin slices, hot green chili peppers, stalk lemongrass, palm oil, full fat coconut milk, nam pla (fish sauce), palm sugar, chicken seasoning, chicken breast, thinly sliced, aubergines, thin slices, quartered, bamboo shoots, kaffir lime leaves , ripped from the stem, stem thrown away, green beans, thai basil leaves , ripped

dijon-style mustard, sugar, minced shallot, red-wine vinegar, walnut oil, vegetable oil, green belgian endives, trimmed, red endives (also known as belles rouges, available at some supermarkets and specialty produce markets or by mail from california vegetable specialties, p.o. box 916, dixon: ca 95620, tel. or fax 707-447-3310), trimmed, walnut pieces

catfish or 1 1/2 lbs red snapper fillets, cut up into about 4 inch pieces, white sugar, fish sauce (preferably three crabs brand), shallots, thinly sliced, chopped fresh chili pepper, ginger , julienned, ground black pepper