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=====Recipes of Interest===== | =====Recipes of Interest===== | ||
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* What's the difference between single-acting and double-acting baking powder? What's in it and how does it work? See: https:// | * What's the difference between single-acting and double-acting baking powder? What's in it and how does it work? See: https:// | ||
* Consider using aluminum-free baking powder as it tastes better than ones with aluminum. | * Consider using aluminum-free baking powder as it tastes better than ones with aluminum. | ||
- | * [[https:// | + | See also [[foodannoyances]] |
====Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie==== | ====Toll House Chocolate Chip Pie==== | ||
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You may need to make mods based on your machine. | You may need to make mods based on your machine. | ||
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|2 Tbsp|Vegetable oil| | |2 Tbsp|Vegetable oil| | ||
|3 Tbsp|Honey| | |3 Tbsp|Honey| | ||
- | |1 egg|and water to make 10 ounces| | + | |2 eggs|and water to make 12 ounces| |
|3 Tbsp|dried milk powder| | |3 Tbsp|dried milk powder| | ||
- | |240g|White flour (approx 1½ cups)\\ | + | |30g|Flax Seed Meal| |
- | |240g|Whole wheat flour (approx 1½ cups)| | + | |220g|White flour (or, Flax Seed Meal and white flour to make 250g)| |
- | |1 tsp|table salt (or 5g kosher salt)| | + | |230g|Whole wheat flour (approx 1½ cups)| |
- | |2 tsp|dry yeast\\ (2¼ tsp if add flax seed)| | + | |1 tsp|kosher salt| |
- | Set machine on #3 Sweet; Dark, and Large loaf\\ | + | |2 tsp|dry yeast| |
- | Machine beeps to add more ingredients at 2:35, then you can add: | + | Set machine on #5 Whole Wheat; Dark, and Large loaf\\ |
- | * 100g quick oats, or | + | Machine beeps to add more ingredients at 3:00 (1h5m after start), then add: |
- | * 1 cup Craisins | + | * 100g quick oats |
- | (If you add both, add them about 4-5 minutes before its 2:35 beep) | + | |
===Pecan-Cranberry Modification=== | ===Pecan-Cranberry Modification=== | ||
Modify the previous recipe as follows to make a pecan-cranberry bread. | Modify the previous recipe as follows to make a pecan-cranberry bread. | ||
- | * In liquid, use 2 eggs instead of one, still go to 10 ounces liquid | ||
* When adding the flour, also add 2 tsp ground cinnamon | * When adding the flour, also add 2 tsp ground cinnamon | ||
- | * Prepare ahead of time, and then 5 minutes before the 2:35 beep telling you to add ingredients, add: | + | * Prepare ahead of time, and then when signaled, add: |
* 1 cup chopped pecans | * 1 cup chopped pecans | ||
* 1 cup Craisins | * 1 cup Craisins | ||
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|¾ Cup|Water| | |¾ Cup|Water| | ||
|1 Tbsp|Kosher salt| | |1 Tbsp|Kosher salt| | ||
- | |~1 Tbsp |Chopped garlic| | + | |~1 Tbsp |(optional) |
|~1 Tbsp |Peppercorns| | |~1 Tbsp |Peppercorns| | ||
//It's fine to double or triple this recipe depending on how much you need to fill the jars// | //It's fine to double or triple this recipe depending on how much you need to fill the jars// | ||
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This puppy chow can be made 2 days ahead. Store in airtight container at room-temperature (or in refrigerator). | This puppy chow can be made 2 days ahead. Store in airtight container at room-temperature (or in refrigerator). | ||
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- | This page has been visited | + | ====Cream Cheese Filled Chocolate Chip Brownies=== |
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- | {{counter|today| time| times}} today, and | + | //Thanks to Diana Stahl; this adapted from [[https:// |
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- | </hidden> | + | |2 (8 ounce) packages|cream cheese| |
+ | |1 cup|white sugar| | ||
+ | |2 eggs| | | ||
+ | |2 teaspoons|vanilla extract| | ||
+ | |2 (16 or 18 ounce) packages|refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough\\ Keep one (the crust) at room temp, keep the other (the topping) in refrigerator till topping the cream cheese mixture.| | ||
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+ | - Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Spray the bottom and sides of a jelly roll pan with cooking spray or line with parchment paper. | ||
+ | - Mix cream cheese, sugar, eggs and vanilla in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle until smooth and well blended | ||
+ | - Spread 1 roll of cookie dough to completely cover the bottom of a 9x13-inch baking pan to form the base. | ||
+ | - Spread cream cheese mixture evenly on top. | ||
+ | - Pinch off small pieces of the remaining cookie dough and distribute them on the cream cheese mixture to cover it as much as you can.\\ Alternative: | ||
+ | - Bake in the preheated oven until cream cheese mixture is set and cookies on top are golden brown, 30 to 45 minutes. | ||
+ | - Let cool before serving, about 30 minutes. | ||
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+ | ==20220813== | ||
+ | Substituted Ghirardelli brownie mix for the refrigerated dough. | ||
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+ | 2 packages of mix made to recipe: 2/3C oil 2/3C water 2 eggs. Half in 9x13 glass, cheese mixture on top, rest of brownie mix on top of that. 325F 55min. | ||
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+ | Brownies were very cake-like, I was preferring fudge like. Next time, let's try:\\ | ||
+ | 9x9 metal pan; 1 pkg mix with 1/3C melted butter, 1/4C water, 1 egg. | ||
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+ | ====Black Bean Brownies==== | ||
+ | The following from [[https:// | ||
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+ | |15.5 oz can|Black beans, rinsed and drained, 250g| | ||
+ | |2 Tbsp|Cocoa powder, 10g| | ||
+ | |½ Cup|quick oats, 40g| | ||
+ | |¼ tsp|salt| | ||
+ | |⅓ Cup|maple syrup, honey, or agave, 75g| | ||
+ | |2 Tbsp| Sugar, or omit this and increase honey to ½ Cup| | ||
+ | |¼ Cup|coconut or vegetable oil, 40g| | ||
+ | |2 tsp|vanilla extract| | ||
+ | |½ tsp|baking powder| | ||
+ | |½ - ⅔ Cup|milk chocolate chips| | ||
+ | | |Optional, more chips for presentation| | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Preheat oven to 350°F | ||
+ | - Combine all ingredients except chips in a good mixer, best may be Vitamix; blend till completely smooth; really, blend it well | ||
+ | - Stir in the chips | ||
+ | - Pour into greased 8x8 pan | ||
+ | - Optionally, sprinkle extra chocolate chips over the top (may need to press them into batter) | ||
+ | - Cook 15-18 minutes | ||
+ | - Cool at least 10 minutes before trying to cut | ||
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+ | Nov 2022: Used 9x9 pan and baked for 15 minutes. | ||
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+ | ====Salmon Pate==== | ||
+ | //Original recipe from Linda Gilmore 11/27/2022 and she's been making it to rave reviews for years.// | ||
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+ | |1|1 pound can salmon (I prefer the red but you can use pink)| | ||
+ | |2|envelopes unflavored gelatin| | ||
+ | |2|cups mayonnaise (I like Hellmann’s) (DO NOT use fat free or low fat – it will not firm up)| | ||
+ | |1/2|cup bottled chili sauce (can use more)| | ||
+ | |2 Tablespoons|lemon juice| | ||
+ | |2 Tablespoons|Worcestershire sauce| | ||
+ | |1 Tablespoon|dried dill weed (adjust to your taste… less or more)| | ||
+ | |¼ Tablespoon|EACH black pepper, Tabasco (I have used 1+ tablespoon Tabasco…I like spicy!)| | ||
+ | |1|7 ounce can tuna, drained & flaked (you can use more salmon instead)| | ||
+ | |4|hard-boiled eggs, finely chopped| | ||
+ | |½ Cup|pimento-stuffed green olives, chopped (I use salad olives & chop finer)| | ||
+ | |⅓ Cup|minced onion (or 3 tablespoons dried minced) (I actually use a while small Onion)| | ||
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+ | - Drain Salmon, reserve liquid. Add water to reserved liquid to make ½ cup. Bone & finely flake the salmon. Set aside. | ||
+ | - In a heatproof measuring cup, combine gelatin & reserved salmon liquid. Place cup in a pan of hot water & stir to dissolve gelatin. | ||
+ | - Transfer dissolved gelatin to mixing bowl & slowly blend in mayonnaise.\\ Stir in chili sauce, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, dill weed, pepper, & Tobasco. | ||
+ | - Fold in flaked salmon, tuna, chopped egg, olives, & onion. | ||
+ | - Turn into greased 6 cup mold. | ||
+ | - Chill until firm (about 3 hours). | ||
+ | - Unmold pate onto platter, Garnish with sliced olives, pimento, parsley, sliced egg (or nothing). Serve with crackers, celery sticks, or whatever you like. | ||
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+ | ====M' | ||
+ | //Specialty egg muffins, from a 6-year-old aspiring cook// | ||
+ | ===Ingredients=== | ||
+ | * eggs | ||
+ | * milk | ||
+ | * salt | ||
+ | * oil | ||
+ | * cheese | ||
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+ | You will need muffin tins with liner | ||
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+ | ===optional ingredients=== | ||
+ | * tomato | ||
+ | * mushrooms | ||
+ | * spinach | ||
+ | * broccoli | ||
+ | * surprise ingredient (you choose) | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===Instructions=== | ||
+ | - Preheat oven to 350° | ||
+ | - Mix eggs with salt and milk (like scrambled eggs) | ||
+ | - Put liners into muffin tins | ||
+ | - Oil the liners | ||
+ | - Put mixture into tin | ||
+ | - Bake until done | ||
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+ | ====Oatmeal Recipes==== | ||
+ | Found on the web: [[https:// | ||
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+ | ===Oatmeal recipe 1=== | ||
+ | In a bowl: | ||
+ | * 1 Cup instant oatmeal | ||
+ | * 2 eggs | ||
+ | * pinch salt (to taste) | ||
+ | * pinch pepper (to taste) | ||
+ | * 1 Cup warm milk | ||
+ | Let this sit for 20 minutes, meanwhile prepare | ||
+ | * Parsley chopped | ||
+ | * 100g (~4 ounces) cheese, grated | ||
+ | Add this to oat mixture | ||
+ | * Pour over some olive oil | ||
+ | * Mix it all up | ||
+ | Cook | ||
+ | * In frying pan heat olive oil | ||
+ | * add the oat/etc mixture | ||
+ | * Sprinkle sesame seeds atop | ||
+ | * Cover, fry on medium/low heat till brown | ||
+ | * Using plate, remove from pan, flip, and brown the other side | ||
+ | Cut into wedges and enjoy! | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===Oatmeal recipe 2=== | ||
+ | In a bowl #1 | ||
+ | * 2 eggs | ||
+ | * 150ml milk | ||
+ | * 1 teaspoon salt | ||
+ | * pinch pepper | ||
+ | * 1 teaspoon dried oregano | ||
+ | * Stir | ||
+ | * 100 grams oat flakes that take a long time to cook | ||
+ | * 1 teaspoon (5 grams) baking powder | ||
+ | * Stir and set aside this bowl #1 | ||
+ | \\ On cutting block | ||
+ | * Slice 400 grams (about a pound) cabbage, like for cole slaw, set aside | ||
+ | \\ In another bowl #2 | ||
+ | * 1 egg | ||
+ | * 40 grams (about 1½ ounce) any hard cheese, grated | ||
+ | * Stir and set aside | ||
+ | * Add cabbage to bowl #1 and stir this cabbage/oat mixture | ||
+ | * In a round pie or baking pan about 12" diameter, cover with parchment paper | ||
+ | * Pour the bowl #1 into this parchment paper covered pan | ||
+ | * Spread evenly | ||
+ | * Pour bowl #2 egg/cheese mixture over the baking pan with cabbage/oat mixture and spread it to cover as best you can | ||
+ | \\ Bake at 180°C (350°F) for about 35 minutes, let it cool\\ cut in to wedges and enjoy! | ||
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