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recipe?

I just make stuff up as I go

:D:Dthank you Chris Spence:D:D

Mine is Spag Bol.
500gm mince,
a bunch of herbs
some tomato paste
onion
garlic
parmesan cheese

YUM :)
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Recipe for what?

I have two favorite baking recipes. One is for the best peanut butter cookies ever, the other is for the best oatmeal cookies ever.

My favorite candy recipe is my grandmother's "See's Fudge." Dunno if it's really from See's candy but its gooooooood. This may change in the future when I try to make her divinity.

I don't cook (as opposed to baking) well enough to have a favorite recipe.

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Rabbit :)
Put enough vinegar in a kettle to completely immerse the rabbit. (Can be slightly diluted with water if necessary).
Add some laurel leaves, cloves (I think), pepper and some salt.
Thinly slice a red onion and add it to the marinade.

Let the rabbit soak for one night.

Remove the laurel leaves from the marinade.
Roast the rabbit until it's light brown.
Add sugar and molasses (the stiff kind that's made from apples), stir until they melt and dilute with small amounts of marinade.
Add powdered laurel, clove and pepper to taste.
Thicken the marinade with maizena.

Enjoy (provided that I translated Gran's recipe correctly)!

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I like to take the following (measurements are deliberately mixed up to reflect the international nature of this site :)):

three cups longtime posters
two imperial pints name-changing trolls
one liter of single-tandem postwhores
a pinch of intellectual snobbery
a jigger of right-wing demagoguery
a shot of bleeding heart liberalism
a quart of unfiltered drama
500 g green moderation
50 g red moderation
1 gallon whining

Mix all ingredients over an open fire (for safety, this is best done in an outdoor location, preferably a large Bonfire).

"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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I like to take the following (measurements are deliberately mixed up to reflect the international nature of this site :)):

three cups longtime posters
two imperial pints name-changing trolls
one liter of single-tandem postwhores
a pinch of intellectual snobbery
a jigger of right-wing demagoguery
a shot of bleeding heart liberalism
a quart of unfiltered drama
500 g green moderation
50 g red moderation
1 gallon whining

Mix all ingredients over an open fire (for safety, this is best done in an outdoor location, preferably a large Bonfire).



:D:D:D:D

Very nicely done!
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Do you ever think that you might just be a little too smart to hang out with the rest of us?



I try not to think too much. It's easier that way. :D
"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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Badass Porkchops

Brine thick-cut chops in a mixture of water, brown sugar, and kosher salt for 2 hours. Then take them out of the brine, and dry them off.

Coat each chop in this mixture: In a food processor, combine garlic, fresh basil leaves, and olive oil into a paste. I don't use extra virgin olive oil in this recipe. DO NOT ADD ANY SALT - that's what the brine is for.

Place the chops in an oven-proof skillet that's rippin' hot, and sear them off on the stove to get some color on them. Then finish them off in the oven (300 deg.) until done to your liking. Spoon the extra pan drippings onto each one when you serve them.

These are so good, you will pee down your leg when you taste 'em.:P

Anyone who wants more details, PM me.

T.I.N.S.

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I make a mean Chef's Salad.

Since everyone knows how to make a Chef's Salad, I'll spare you the recipe

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What kinda dressinng do you put on it?



I personally prefer Peppercorn Ranch.



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I make a mean Chef's Salad.

Since everyone knows how to make a Chef's Salad, I'll spare you the recipe.



How do you prepare your Chef? I like mine grilled.
"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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I don't cook all that great but I am notorious for making candy...home made fudge, almond roca, truffles, peanut brittle. Doc tends to gain a few lbs. at xmas.
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