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[Guest Drrps]

Mine is this one And Its pretty good. Baked Cod with potatoes Ingredients: Serves 6 Big and tall 4 slices of cod 5 dl olive oil 4 cloves garlic 1 kg potatoes (all the same size) not very big and not to small coarse salt pepper Preparation: Choose the cod loudly and put to soak (preferably in the fridge) for 2 to 3 days, as curing. After wiping himself very well as cod and bake on the coals. Beside it sets fire to a pan with olive oil, garlic cloves and pepper. Let it boil. As the cod will be baking, will be doing in chips and dipping in olive oil. Serve immediately accompanied with roasted potatoes with the skin starts to blow. Preparation of potatoes: Rinse the potatoes, it takes a salt and bring to bake in the oven. Halfway through the baking, it gives them a blow (punch) to squash a little. Sprinkle with more salt and let it finish baking.

[Guest RET.CPO.Čeh=US=]

Spicy Minced Meat Rolls Čevapčići (pronounced Chev ap chee tse) 1 1/2 pounds ground beef 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 3 tablespoons chopped parsley 1/2 pound ground lamb 1 tablespoon salt 1 teaspoon minced garlic or garlic powder Put all of the ingredients into a large mixing bowl and knead well to bind the meats and spices together. Refrigerate for about 2 hours and then take out and knead well again.Shape into finger-length shapes (just like small sausages) and cook on a grill or in a broiler over a moderate temperature so that they stay juicy. Turn only once and do not pierce. Serve in warmed or grilled Greek-style pita bread on a bed of onions. Also good with kajmak or sour cream, fresh peppers, ajvar and tomatoes.

[Guest Ret.Maj.Xander=US=]

Pepperoni Pizza from most pizza places (except Pizza Hut, they have given me sub-par pizza way to many times) is probably my favorite food. But I also like grilling Fillet Mignon with bacon wrapped around it my local grocery store sells 6oz for anywhere between $2-4 per steak. Its an awesome deal I took advantage of this summer. When I'm at home though I can always make my favorite pasta. Angel Hair Pasta Butter Oregano and Basil Garlic Salt Parmesan Cheese Olive oil After you cook the pasta put it into bowl and pour olive oil on until all pasta is covered. Then add some butter as well and mix up. Then you add parmesan, basil and oregano, and garlic salt then mix it up. Usually I have to add those 2-3 times to get most of the pasta covered and not just the top layer. The amounts can be changed to fit your preference. I highly recommend a large glass of milk with this.

[Guest RET.CW4.ThievingSix=US=]

Guava and custard apple snow egg :D Custard apple ice-cream 100ml milk 3 egg yolks 100g caster sugar 3 soft ripe custard apples 50ml pouring cream Vanilla custard base 400ml pouring cream 2 vanilla beans, split and seeds scraped 1 whole egg 3 egg yolks 80g caster sugar Guava granita 100g caster sugar 500ml water 400g strawberry guavas, peeled and diced 100g fresh strawberries, hulled and halved Poached meringue Canola oil spray 150g egg white 150g caster sugar Guava puree 175g caster sugar 250ml water ½ vanilla bean 375g strawberry guavas, peeled and roughly diced Maltose tuiles 200g liquid maltose 100g caster sugar 20g flaked almonds Vanilla cream 100g vanilla custard base 100g double cream Guava fool 100g of guava puree 200g vanilla cream 1 cup icing sugar, to serve Save to Cookbook Method 1. Preheat oven to 150ºC and turn on ice cream machine to chill. 2. For the custard apple ice cream, bring milk to the boil in a small saucepan. Whisk egg yolks and sugar together by hand, then pour boiling milk onto the egg yolk mixture while whisking. Pour into a stainless steel bowl and cook while whisking over a pot of simmering water for about 10 minutes or until it is thickened. Whisk sabayon until cool over ice. Set aside. Scoop the flesh of one custard apple at a time into a double muslin lined chinois sitting over a measuring jug. Gather the muslin cloth at the top and squeeze tightly to obtain a clear juice. When you have 150ml, whisk it into the sabayon with the cream. Place the mixture into an ice cream machine and churn for about 40 minutes. Place in the freezer until set. 3. For the vanilla custard base, heat cream and vanilla seeds together in a small saucepan until it just begins to boil, and then remove from the heat. Whisk by hand the eggs, egg yolks and sugar together in a stainless steel bowl until combined. While whisking the eggs, slowly pour on the hot vanilla cream. Mix well and remove the vanilla pods. Pour this mixture into 4 dariole moulds to a depth of 5 cm, place the dariole moulds into a small baking dish with boiling water around the dariole moulds up to halfway to form a water bath. Place the water bath into a 150ºC oven and cook the custard 25 minutes or until the custard is just set. If the centre is still runny place in the freezer until set then place in refrigerator until needed. 4. For the granita, combine sugar and water in a large saucepan; bring to the boil then lower heat. Add diced fruit and gently simmer for 10 minutes. Take off the heat and infuse at room temperature for 30 minutes. Pass the liquid through a muslin cloth and discard the solids. Pour the syrup into a lamington or slice tin to a depth of 5cm. Place in the freezer until solid. Scrape with a fork into crystals and then transfer to the freezer until required. 5. For the poached meringue, whisk the egg whites in an electric mixer until they form soft peaks and then slowly add the sugar bit by bit. Keep whisking until the meringue forms firm peaks and the sugar has dissolved. Spray hemisphere moulds lightly with canola oil spray. Spoon mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 1cm nozzle. Pipe mixture into moulds so it sits above the surface. Place the filled moulds into a large baking dish and pour boiling water into the baking dish to a depth of about 3cm. Bake at 150ºC for 15 minutes until just. Allow to cool for 2 minutes, then trim off tops so they are perfect hemispheres. Gently un-mould and place cut side up on a baking paper lined tray in the fridge until needed. Increase oven temperature to 180ºC. 6. For the guava puree, combine sugar, water and scraped vanilla bean in a saucepan and bring to the boil. Lower heat to a gentle simmer, add guava and simmer 10 minutes. Take off the heat, remove the vanilla pods, drain the flesh from the liquid, place the flesh in a blender and add just enough of the cooking liquid to process into a thick guava puree. Pass the puree through a fine sieve and set aside, covered, in the fridge until needed. 7. To make the maltose tuiles, stir maltose and sugar together in a small saucepan then bring to the boil until it reaches hard crack stage (until it caramelises). Take care to brush down the sides with a pastry brush dipped in water so it doesn't crystallise. Once golden add the flaked almonds and immediately pour the mixture onto a silicon mat, allow to cool completely. Process the cooled praline in the bowl of a hand blender to form a fine powder. Next sift a fine layer of the praline mixture through a drum sieve, over an acetate stencil with 11cm circles cut out of it onto a silicon mat on a baking sheet. Melt this mixture in a 180ºC oven for a few minutes until it forms a clear liquid paste. Cool tuiles slightly and peel off silicon sheet while still flexible. Store flat between sheets of baking paper until ready to use. 8. For the vanilla cream, whisk the cream and custard together to form soft peaks. Store in the fridge until ready to use. 9. For the guava fool, place the guava puree in a small bowl and fold through the vanilla cream gently to form a rippled effect. Do this just before you are ready to assemble the dessert. 10. To assemble, take 8 of the half hemisphere poached meringues. Using a teaspoon or half teaspoon measure remove a small scoop from the centre of each half hemisphere being careful not to break through the outer edge. Then place a teaspoon or half teaspoon measure scoop of custard apple ice cream in four of the hemispheres. Invert the other four hemispheres over the ice cream filled meringues to form a complete sphere. Use wet fingers to stick the two halves together. Place a tuile on top of each sphere and using a blow torch and an even motion, melt it over the sphere, patting it down if necessary. Dust spheres liberally with icing sugar. Next add a generous spoonful of the guava fool in the bottom of each serving glass. Top the fool with the guava granita. Use two teaspoons to place the snow egg on top of the granita and serve. It took me 3 days of solid cooking but its worth it in the end.

[Guest Drrps]

[quote='SFC.ThievingSix=US=','http://clanunknownsoldiers.com/hq/thread/?postID=80725#post80725']Guava and custard apple snow egg :D Custard apple ice-cream 100ml milk 3 egg yolks 100g caster sugar 3 soft ripe custard apples 50ml pouring cream Vanilla custard base 400ml pouring cream 2 vanilla beans, split and seeds scraped 1 whole egg 3 egg yolks 80g caster sugar Guava granita 100g caster sugar 500ml water 400g strawberry guavas, peeled and diced 100g fresh strawberries, hulled and halved Poached meringue Canola oil spray 150g egg white 150g caster sugar Guava puree 175g caster sugar 250ml water ½ vanilla bean 375g strawberry guavas, peeled and roughly diced Maltose tuiles 200g liquid maltose 100g caster sugar 20g flaked almonds Vanilla cream 100g vanilla custard base 100g double cream Guava fool 100g of guava puree 200g vanilla cream 1 cup icing sugar, to serve Save to Cookbook Method 1. Preheat oven to 150ºC and turn on ice cream machine to chill. 2. For the custard apple ice cream, bring milk to the boil in a small saucepan. Whisk egg yolks and sugar together by hand, then pour boiling milk onto the egg yolk mixture while whisking. Pour into a stainless steel bowl and cook while whisking over a pot of simmering water for about 10 minutes or until it is thickened. Whisk sabayon until cool over ice. Set aside. Scoop the flesh of one custard apple at a time into a double muslin lined chinois sitting over a measuring jug. Gather the muslin cloth at the top and squeeze tightly to obtain a clear juice. When you have 150ml, whisk it into the sabayon with the cream. Place the mixture into an ice cream machine and churn for about 40 minutes. Place in the freezer until set. 3. For the vanilla custard base, heat cream and vanilla seeds together in a small saucepan until it just begins to boil, and then remove from the heat. Whisk by hand the eggs, egg yolks and sugar together in a stainless steel bowl until combined. While whisking the eggs, slowly pour on the hot vanilla cream. Mix well and remove the vanilla pods. Pour this mixture into 4 dariole moulds to a depth of 5 cm, place the dariole moulds into a small baking dish with boiling water around the dariole moulds up to halfway to form a water bath. Place the water bath into a 150ºC oven and cook the custard 25 minutes or until the custard is just set. If the centre is still runny place in the freezer until set then place in refrigerator until needed. 4. For the granita, combine sugar and water in a large saucepan; bring to the boil then lower heat. Add diced fruit and gently simmer for 10 minutes. Take off the heat and infuse at room temperature for 30 minutes. Pass the liquid through a muslin cloth and discard the solids. Pour the syrup into a lamington or slice tin to a depth of 5cm. Place in the freezer until solid. Scrape with a fork into crystals and then transfer to the freezer until required. 5. For the poached meringue, whisk the egg whites in an electric mixer until they form soft peaks and then slowly add the sugar bit by bit. Keep whisking until the meringue forms firm peaks and the sugar has dissolved. Spray hemisphere moulds lightly with canola oil spray. Spoon mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 1cm nozzle. Pipe mixture into moulds so it sits above the surface. Place the filled moulds into a large baking dish and pour boiling water into the baking dish to a depth of about 3cm. Bake at 150ºC for 15 minutes until just. Allow to cool for 2 minutes, then trim off tops so they are perfect hemispheres. Gently un-mould and place cut side up on a baking paper lined tray in the fridge until needed. Increase oven temperature to 180ºC. 6. For the guava puree, combine sugar, water and scraped vanilla bean in a saucepan and bring to the boil. Lower heat to a gentle simmer, add guava and simmer 10 minutes. Take off the heat, remove the vanilla pods, drain the flesh from the liquid, place the flesh in a blender and add just enough of the cooking liquid to process into a thick guava puree. Pass the puree through a fine sieve and set aside, covered, in the fridge until needed. 7. To make the maltose tuiles, stir maltose and sugar together in a small saucepan then bring to the boil until it reaches hard crack stage (until it caramelises). Take care to brush down the sides with a pastry brush dipped in water so it doesn't crystallise. Once golden add the flaked almonds and immediately pour the mixture onto a silicon mat, allow to cool completely. Process the cooled praline in the bowl of a hand blender to form a fine powder. Next sift a fine layer of the praline mixture through a drum sieve, over an acetate stencil with 11cm circles cut out of it onto a silicon mat on a baking sheet. Melt this mixture in a 180ºC oven for a few minutes until it forms a clear liquid paste. Cool tuiles slightly and peel off silicon sheet while still flexible. Store flat between sheets of baking paper until ready to use. 8. For the vanilla cream, whisk the cream and custard together to form soft peaks. Store in the fridge until ready to use. 9. For the guava fool, place the guava puree in a small bowl and fold through the vanilla cream gently to form a rippled effect. Do this just before you are ready to assemble the dessert. 10. To assemble, take 8 of the half hemisphere poached meringues. Using a teaspoon or half teaspoon measure remove a small scoop from the centre of each half hemisphere being careful not to break through the outer edge. Then place a teaspoon or half teaspoon measure scoop of custard apple ice cream in four of the hemispheres. Invert the other four hemispheres over the ice cream filled meringues to form a complete sphere. Use wet fingers to stick the two halves together. Place a tuile on top of each sphere and using a blow torch and an even motion, melt it over the sphere, patting it down if necessary. Dust spheres liberally with icing sugar. Next add a generous spoonful of the guava fool in the bottom of each serving glass. Top the fool with the guava granita. Use two teaspoons to place the snow egg on top of the granita and serve. It took me 3 days of solid cooking but its worth it in the end.[/QUOTE] Wow too complicated mann.... but if its worth it ok then..

[Guest Dyaval]

atm mine is artificial crab roughly 2/3 a lb with about 1 cup of ranch mixed in. then some of those round cracker things. i get my crackers at a gas station and i don't remember the brand name atm. but dip those in the crab / ranch mix. yummy...

[Guest MoonMan]

everything on the menu at Waffle House and Zaxby's

[Guest RET.W01.Wright=US=]

Bojangles chicken egg and cheese biscuit. God it sucks being up north lol. Quotsa ship me a few on dry ice

[Guest RET.SSgt.Haterade=US=]

Sushi. Just about any kind although I don't like the large salmon roe (it tastes like gelled salt water). I also had what was called "Korean-style sushi" before which was covered in sesame oil and had a raw quail egg on top. I had to choke that crap down so as not to insult the chef (we went to the place a lot and he gave us a lot of free stuff). I also like fried chicken and waffles. Chopped beef bar-b-que sandwhiches with grape kool-aid, too.

[Guest Krullo]

fried trout and fresh potatoes, and a good saus with that. mmm cant wait for the summer.