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Thai Spicy Noodles Recipe

Michael Grant posted this in Main Courses, Mike's Featured Recipes, Thai on
January 11th, 2010

Now here’s a good one! I remember having these at a friend’s house and was given the recipe quite some time ago.  These recipes are ones written on scraps of paper in my recipe box. Some of them I used to remember. Some of them I was rather drunk and don’t remember, or, rather drunk [...]

January 11th, 2010 | Tags: bean sprouts, chicken, chopped coriander, cloves of garlic, cooking oil, coriander, cucumber slices, dish, eggs, fish, food, garlic, ground peanuts, lemon, lime, noodle recipe, noodles, noodles recipe, pepper, red pepper flakes, rice, rice noodles, sauce mixture, scallions, soya sauce, spicy noodles, sugar, thin noodles, tiger shrimp, tofu, tomato, tomato puree, vegetable oil | Category: Main Courses, Mike's Featured Recipes, Thai | Leave a comment

Meet Your Cooking Oils - Chef's Blade

Michael Grant posted this in Cooking and Food on
August 8th, 2009

Canola oil? Olive Oil? Vegetable oil? Extra Virgin? If you don’t know what to look for, the cooking oil aisle in your grocery store can be overwhelming. Choosing the right oil is an important step in cooking and armed with a little information you’ll make the best choice for the task at hand.

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August 8th, 2009 | Tags: cooking oil, extra virgin, olive oil, vegetable oil | Category: Cooking and Food | Leave a comment

Pancakes!! An emergency recipe!

Michael Grant posted this in Breakfast, Mike's Featured Recipes, Mike's News on
August 2nd, 2009

This morning we got up and had a sudden urge for pancakes! Well, we didn’t have our usual mix in the cupboard (Hodgson Mills Organic BTW) so I had to come up with a recipe. Trying to rack my memory (always a dubious exercise) I found a little slip of paper in my recipe box with this one on [...]

August 2nd, 2009 | Tags: baking powder, cooking oil, flour, hodgson mill, maple syrup, milk, olive oil, pancakes, powdered sugar, salt, vanilla, vegetable oil | Category: Breakfast, Mike's Featured Recipes, Mike's News | Leave a comment

Perfectly sticky and gooey BBQ ribs - Dana McCauley’s food blog

Michael Grant posted this in Barbecue (BBQ), Main Courses, The "Recipe Clipping Box" on
July 24th, 2009

Looking for a rib recipe that everyone will love? Look no further. Martin and I served this platter of ribs to our friends recently and they were a huge hit with both kids and adults.

via Perfectly sticky and gooey BBQ ribs « Dana McCauley’s food blog.

July 24th, 2009 | Tags: apple, back ribs, bay leaf, bbq ribs, chili, chili powder, chinese five spice, cloves garlic, cooking oil, dana mccauley, dark soy sauce, dry sherry, five spice powder, food, garlic, garlic cloves, ginger, gourmet, green onions, ground white pepper, hoisin, hoisin sauce, honey, ketchup, lime, onion, pepper, pineapple, pineapple rings, pork ribs, pork side, rib recipe, sesame oil, sugar, toasted sesame oil, vegetable oil | Category: Barbecue (BBQ), Main Courses, The "Recipe Clipping Box" | 2 comments

Chicken Enchilada Recipe

Michael Grant posted this in Main Courses, Mexican, Mike's Featured Recipes, Recipes, Side Dishes on
June 3rd, 2009

I have always been one for the bold flavors of Mexican food. This is a great recipe as is and I usually have chopped jalapeno’s floating around to jazz the filling up. I haven’t tried it yet, but tempeh could replace the chicken [...]

June 3rd, 2009 | Tags: bacon, bacon grease, baking dish, black pepper, chicken breast, chicken enchilada recipe, cooking oil, corn tortillas, cumin, diced onions, medium onion, olive oil, plain chicken, roast chicken, Salsa, shredded cheese, shredded chicken, tempeh, vegetable oil | Category: Main Courses, Mexican, Mike's Featured Recipes, Recipes, Side Dishes | Leave a comment

Health Advice for Everyone.

Michael Grant posted this in Humor on
May 18th, 2009

Here’s a good one that’s been around for awhile, just happened to catch it on Foodbuzz today and figured I’d share! first is an “interview” with a doctor the second is an “avoid speaking English” thing. Both of them [...]

May 18th, 2009 | Tags: alcohol, body fat ratio, cardiovascular exercise, cooking oil, excercise, exercise program, fried foods, fruits and vegetables, Health, pork chop, vegetable oil | Category: Humor | Leave a comment
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