Thursday, December 22, 2011

No Bake Recipes for Kids

Healthy fun no bake recipes are as close as you mouse. No need to heat up the oven or turn on the microwave for these simple treats. These no bake easy recipes for kids will provide them some scrumptious deserts and healthy treats. The kids will have fun and you can relax while the kids enjoy preparing their own snacks.

No Bake Peanut Butter Balls

Instructions:

1. Spread peanut butter on one graham cracker.

2. Spread jelly on the other and make a sandwich - Now that's easy.

3. Set out all the ingredients so the kids can experiment with several combinations to create a one-of-a-kind creation.

No-Bake Yogurt Pie

Ingredients:

*1-9" graham cracker crust shell

*1-8oz. container of orange flavored yogurt

*1- C. thawed whipped non-dairy topping

*1/2-C. canned mandarin orange slices - drained and broken into pieces

Instructions:

1.Combine yogurt and whipped topping together in a bowl and stir with a spoon

2.Add mandarin orange slice and stir

3. Spoon into the pie shell

4. Cover with plastic

5. Wrap and chill

You can freeze this pie and thaw slightly before serving.

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Appetizers and Snacks

Vegetable Dippers

Ingredients:

*Bowl of carrots

*Celery

*Cucumbers

*Cherry tomatoes

Instructions:

1. Mix a 16 oz. container of light sour cream with dry soup mixes like tomato, vegetable or onion.

2. Allow the dip to blend over night or mix it up in the morning.

Cream Cheese Dip

Ingredients:

*1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese with chives

*1 (5 ounce) container sharp processed cheese food

Fruit Dips-1

Ingredients:

*2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, softened

*1 cup brown sugar

*2 teaspoons vanilla extract

Fruit Dip #2

Ingredients:

*Cream cheese

*Crushed pineapple

Instructions:

1. Combine cream cheese and crushed pineapple

2. Stir until you reach the desired taste and consistency




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Friday, November 4, 2011

Some Microwave Oven Care & Cleaning Tips

Done your homework and now ready to bring home a versatile model of the latest new-generation microwave oven to make meal preparation a breeze? You can ensure many years of gratifying use with your trusty kitchen helper, with proper care and some simple cleaning tips.

Certain foods that are allowed to heat inside a microwave, particularly meaty viands with sauce, tend to spatter inside the kitchen gadget when reheated uncovered. There's a reason for those ubiquitous microwave-safe containers sold everywhere. Most microwave ovens also have a removable glass on which to place these containers. If you want a loose cover for your dishes, use wax paper or perhaps paper towels instead.

If spills do occur, wash the removable plate with mild detergent and rinse well. Wipe with a tidy cloth or paper towel until it's dry, before returning to the microwave. Spatters around the sides and near the door opening may be wiped clean & dry, too. Deal with stubborn dirt and odors by using a couple of pinches of baking soda in a cupful of warm water for cleaning. An alternative is a mixture of lemon juice in boiled water. When the mixture has cooled, you can use this to wipe the inside of the microwave oven.

Coarse cleaning materials that tend to scratch surfaces are a no-no. Read the instructions on the manual for proper cleaning & care of your newly bought appliances. You may turn to microwave reviews on the internet, and read forums where practical tips are shared.




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Friday, October 21, 2011

Cast Iron Black Oval Dutch Oven with Bronze Knob Capacity: 6.75-Quart

Cast Iron Black Oval Dutch Oven with Bronze Knob Capacity: 6.75-Quart Review






Cast Iron Black Oval Dutch Oven with Bronze Knob Capacity: 6.75-Quart Overview


A1737033 Capacity: 6.75-Quart The primary use of the Dutch oven is to slowly braise or simmer. The ability oven to evenly distribute makes it perfect for tenderizing any cut of meat for stews or heavy cassoulets. It is enameled twice. The first layer protects against corrosion and is a primer for the color. The second layer adds durability and color. Features: -Twice enameled -Bronze knob -Compatible with standard stovetops, induction ranges, and conventional ovens -Heat resistant up to 400 degree fahrenheit Specifications: -Material: Cast iron -Cleaning and care: hand-wash in warm water -Warranty: 1 year






Monday, October 17, 2011

Good Eats S2E13P2: Pork Fiction

Just how difficult is it to create finger-licking ribs? Recipes featured in this episode: - Who Loves Ya Baby-Back?

Monday, September 26, 2011

KitchenAid Gourmet Distinctions Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set

KitchenAid Gourmet Distinctions Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set Review





KitchenAid Gourmet Distinctions Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set Feature


  • 1-1/4-, 2-1/2-, and 3-1/2-quart covered saucepans; 8-quart covered stockpot; and 8- and 10-inch skillets
  • Stainless-steel construction with aluminum/copper base core for fast, even heating
  • Polished 18/10 stainless-steel riveted handles provide a confident grip
  • Tempered glass lids trap in heat, moisture, and nutrients
  • Oven-safe to 500 degrees F; limited lifetime warranty; dishwasher-safe



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Monday, September 12, 2011

How to make a Polymer Clay Turtle.

Thanks for all of the questions on my new giveaway video! =] I'm not answering any of those for a couple of weeks, so if you have anything you want answered sooner, leave it in the comments. Also, we did not win the Brickfish contest. =/ Someone in like 80th place (vote-wise) ended up placing 1st or 2nd... Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com Facebook Fan Page: www.facebook.com Twitter: Twitter.com Ask me anything on Formspring. www.formspring.me DailyBooth: dailybooth.com Pretty pictures && creative quotes on Tumblr. heysarahlynn.tumblr.com Comment. Subscribe. Stay Tuned. ♥

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Pro at Cooking - Episode 6 - Dave's Eggplant Parmesan

Hey noobs. Episode 6 is out. It's pretty effing good. I lied when I said eggpant parmesan is alright. It's actually effing good! www.proatcooking.com Ingredients: * mozzarella * parmesan * diced tomato * red pesto * tomato * eggplant * mushroom * garlic Preparation: Heat olive oil in a pan. Chop or press or BITE a bunch of garlic into the pan/olive oil once it has heated up. It will smell pretty effing awesome. Place thick cuts of eggplant into pan. Let the garlic and eggplant brown a bit, then flip the pieces of eggplant once so that the slightly browned side is up and the unbrowned side will now remain downwards for the remainder of the process. The idea is to time out these steps so that the garlic is browned but not burned at this point. Nicely browned garlic doesn't react with the acids in the tomato juices to produce undesirable flavors. Chop a bunch of mushrooms into quarters and place them into the pan, touching the bottom whenever possible (place them in between the eggplant pieces). The water from the mushrooms should sizzle in the pan once they start cooking - this will keep the other ingredients from burning or browning too much. You can put a lot of mushrooms in; dont worry if it seems like too many, they will cook down later. Cover the pan at this point with a large lid so that the mushrooms on top can start to cook as well. Chop up 2-3 fresh tomatoes and place them in the pan. Add one large can of diced tomatoes, and spread the diced tomatoes and fresh ...

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Why Should You Purchase a Dutch Oven?

A great cooking tool is essential in every kitchen. With the right pot or pan, you can make delectable recipes in a snap. You will also love the durability that your pot has, which make them a great buy. Moreover, a useful pot that is also easy to clean doubles the convenience that it brings. With such kind of a pot, you will not worry anymore about spending several minutes cleaning up after cooking. Thus, you have more time to enjoy the dish you made, instead of a nightmare cooking for hours and cleaning up.

A Dutch oven is popular among campers because of its versatility and sturdiness. You can use this pot over an open-fire and these are easy to clean. Dutch ovens come pre-seasoned with a vegetable oil formula that acts as a non-stick material. With this great feature, you no longer need to put so much oil to keep the food item from sticking to the pan. This also provides ease in cleaning up; however, you have to use a soft sponge in scrubbing so the non-stick formula stays intact.

What makes a Dutch oven versatile is the fact that you can also use it for stove-top cooking, aside from outdoor cooking. This pot comes in a cast-iron material that provides a great cooking tool for making stews or soups. Although it takes a while for the pot to heat, you can be sure of the even distribution of heat inside the pot. This allows the meat or any food item to cook thoroughly and evenly. Food simmers slowly inside the pot, and you have little chance of overcooking the dish.

These pots come in several colors. The classic Dutch oven is black in color; however, there are new styles that you can find in stores. For example, the Dutch ovens by the Martha Stewart collection come in vibrant colors such as blue, orange and even pink. Because of their attractive colors, these make a lovely presentation on the table. From the stove top to the table, you are sure that your oven fits great anywhere. You will love the smooth finish and interesting color of the pot, which makes it ideal as a serving pot. You no longer need to transfer the food items to a bowl. Simply grab a coaster and serve your Dutch oven on the table - straight from the stove top.

Anyone who has tried using a Dutch oven could vouch on its sturdiness. The cast-iron body and stainless steel loop handles are definitely durable. Even if these pots accidentally fall, you will not see any crack or break of these pots. This feature is truly an advantage as you get to enjoy more years of cooking with this type of pot. With the durability of this oven, you can even pass it on to your great-grandchildren. Just imagine how truly practical it is to purchase one of these items.

Therefore, try using a Dutch oven in cooking. You will definitely love the amazing benefits that you can get from one small pot.




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Saturday, August 20, 2011

BRUSH PIZZA OVEN W/HANDLE, EA, 12-0464 CARLISLE FOODSERVICE PROD PIZZA SUPPLIES

BRUSH PIZZA OVEN W/HANDLE, EA, 12-0464 CARLISLE FOODSERVICE PROD PIZZA SUPPLIES Review





BRUSH PIZZA OVEN W/HANDLE, EA, 12-0464 CARLISLE FOODSERVICE PROD PIZZA SUPPLIES Feature


  • Package: EA



BRUSH PIZZA OVEN W/HANDLE, EA, 12-0464 CARLISLE FOODSERVICE PROD PIZZA SUPPLIES Overview


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Saturday, August 13, 2011

Sonic syndicate - Affliction

Sonic syndicate Affliction track from their new album love and other disasters from 2008--------------------- This is no ordinary demon I've been down this road before Driven by the wounds I couldn't hide I know exactly where it goes So I guess there's no tomorrow And I can't remember yesterday Locked in a time lapse And it's soul crushing to say At the end of my elbow You'll find one golden rule A ferocious discharge You will hit the ground hard I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they dignify iniquity I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they justify rapacity Left humanity behing long ago Take a look into my world So many places where I don't belong Eradicate what I've become A ferocious discharge You will hit the ground hard I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they dignify iniquity I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they justify rapacity I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand There's an oven waiting for you in hell You'll be reaping what you sow in life What you sow in life What you sow in life Had to put you in the place And wipe that smile off your face You can put a king's cloths on a scarecrow In the end it's still just a scarecrow Still just a scarecrow I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they dignify iniquity I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand Why they justify rapacity I don't know, I don't care And I don't understand There's an oven waiting for you ...

Monday, August 8, 2011

Good Eats S1E5P1: A Bird In The Pan

Why did the chicken cross the road? Probably to escape Alton Brown, who seems intent on defining the perfect broiled chicken that's out of the oven and bathed in sauce in under half an hour. Recipes featured in this episode: Broiled, Butterflied Chicken.

Monday, July 25, 2011

Savory Oven Baked Triangle Tip - A Family Tri-Tip Recipe

Oh boy, we're going to have Tri-Tip for dinner tonight. Most of you know that a triangle tip comes from the sirloin section of very delicious beef cattle. We're going to use a way of cooking called the "Dry Heat" method. All beef loin and sirloin should be cooked using this method of cooking, or it won't come out right at all. It goes just like this.

* 3 1/2 to 4 lb. Tri-Tip Roast
* 1 Tsp. Black Pepper (Any grind you please)
* 2 Tsp. Salt (2 1/2 of Sea Salt if you like)
* 2 Tbs. Bacon Fat (Good Stuff)

Unwrap the Tri-Tip and rinse off the blood with cool fresh water. Pat it dry and liberally rub the roast down with a little bacon fat. Then, wash your greasy hands please. Now, put the salt and pepper into a small bowl and mix it together with your clean dry finger. Place the roast in an appropriate sized roasting pan. An oblong pan that is not oversized will work just fine for this recipe. We ain't gonna add no veggies. We then sprinkle the salt and pepper mixture onto both sides of our roast, the edges included. Place the roast fat side up in the pan.

Pre-heat your oven to 325º F and place the roast in the oven. Do not cover the pan, this is an open heat cooking process. Place it in the oven after it reaches 325º F, not before please. Now place a basting bulb on the stovetop for easy access.

Notice we ain't put no water or booze in this pan. Keep it that way cause we do want dry heat and no cover. In about half an hour, check the roast to see just how much juice has flowed free so we can baste it. If it's enough, use the basting bulb to suck it up and liberally baste it. This should be done every 15-20 minutes, for a total of 1 1/2 hours (Medium) to 2 hours (Well). That would be from the point we placed this beauty in the oven.

Now, don't that smell real good? Looks good to me too. (Ha Ha Ha) Wish I was there to help ya'll eat it. Serious now, lets pour the juice from the pan into a small measuring cup. Cover the roast lightly and put it in the warm turned off oven. Let some heat out before you do it so it don't cook no more. We just wanna keep it warm.

In short time the oil and juice will separate, leaving the oil on top in the measuring cup. Decision, decision, what comes next? Well, are we gonna make a nice brown gravy, or go with a beef au ju approach? Being as I called this a "Savory Tri-Tip", we'll go with the au ju. Boy, that sure does sound good now don't it?

What we'll do now is take the roast out the oven. Place that on your cutting board. Get a nice platter with a raised juice retaining edge, and a real sharp carving knife. Slice the roast about 1/4" thick and arrange each slice on our platter, slightly overlapping. Remember to slice against the grain so we got nice slices

If your done slicing, we can suck up the fat from the top of our measuring cup using the basting bulb method. Having done this, pour the juices back over the slices on the platter, cover lightly and place it back in the warm oven. Keep it warm at 125º F until you've got the rest of your meal ready.

Now, ain't that good? Ole Emerile Legasse ain't got nothing on us now does he? Eat and enjoy your meal, now hear? Ooowee: Hope you emptied the baster properly!

Enjoy!




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Friday, July 22, 2011

Small Toaster Oven

Small toaster ovens are more popular than ever. A small oven toaster gives you all of the basic features that a large toaster has to offer as well - but at a fragment of the counter top space usually required and at a fraction of the price you would have to pay for a full-size toaster oven.

Cooking frozen foods, sauteing, and baking can all be done by using the single rack that a small oven toaster has to offer, and naturally, they can handle basic toasting quite well (so, why bother buying a huge toaster oven?). A small toaster oven is a very popular choice for many people - be it singles or entire families. However, busy singles tend to get more value out of small toaster ovens as they save a) on counter top space and b) money due to the small toaster oven being so much more affordable. Toaster ovens are more compact to fit into any size kitchen space and it can be used to cook a fast and easy dinner for one or two with not much efforts.

Small toasters are kitchen appliances that resemble both a tiny little oven, and a full size toaster. Small Toaster Ovens use less electrical power than normal ovens and they produce less heat which is really nice during summer time when the sun is already heating up your house or apartment. They are easy to clean and to maintain. Pricing for a good, but a cheap toaster oven starts at around $40.00 depending on which retailer you choose. You will find brand name toaster ovens like Krups Toaster Oven or Panasonic Toaster Ovens as well as many no-name brands, too.

I personally recommend to buy a brand name toaster as those appliances really meet high quality standards. I'd hate to go back to Wal-Mart after 35 days with a broken toaster oven. I prefer quality that lasts.




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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Black & Decker CTO4500S 6-Slice CounterTop Convection Oven with Pizza Bump, Stainless Steel

Black & Decker CTO4500S 6-Slice CounterTop Convection Oven with Pizza Bump, Stainless Steel Review





Black & Decker CTO4500S 6-Slice CounterTop Convection Oven with Pizza Bump, Stainless Steel Feature


  • 12-Inch Pizza bump (6 slices) and convection functions
  • Perfect broil, maximum bake, and temperature: 450°
  • Slide out crumb tray and bake & toast signal bell
  • Non-stick interior (easy to clean) with rack advance (easy access to food)
  • 60 Minutes timer, 1 rack (2 rack Positions), and 1500 watts



Black & Decker CTO4500S 6-Slice CounterTop Convection Oven with Pizza Bump, Stainless Steel Overview


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Thursday, July 14, 2011

Waring Pro DB60 Portable Double Burner

Waring Pro DB60 Portable Double Burner Review





Waring Pro DB60 Portable Double Burner Feature


  • Measures 19-1/2 by 11-1/2 by 4-inch; 1-year limited warranty.
  • Brushed stainless-steel housing; non-slip rubber-feet; low-silhouette design
  • Individual adjustable thermostats; separate "on" and "ready" indicator lights
  • Durable cast-iron plates heat up quickly and ensure stable heat retention
  • 1300-Watt large plate and a 500-watt small plate



Waring Pro DB60 Portable Double Burner Overview


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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Good Eats S11E16 If It Ain't Broccoli, Don't Fix It (2/2)

A lot of folks don't like broccoli, which is too bad, because it's always a nutritional powerhouse. Learn how to make it delicious, too. Recipes: Fresh Broccoli Salad, Pan Steamed Broccoli, Oven Roasted Broccoli

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Convection Oven Technology Meets the Countertop Oven

Today's new small countertop ovens have come a long way. New space- saving ovens use advanced technology to make cooking fast, efficient and healthy. This technology is found in convection ovens. These ovens typically use infrared, convention and/or conduction technology to cook food efficiently, save energy and provide healthy meals for the whole family. Here are some examples of ovens that use advanced technology to make cooking easier.

Toaster Ovens with Convection Technology:


Hamilton Beach countertop convection rotisserie oven - The Hamilton Beach 31197 is a 120 watt toaster oven with a double decker rack that allows for pizza baking, general baking and broiling. This convection oven also has rotisserie functions. Included in the package is 2 racks, slide out tray, rotisserie equipment and a pizza pan.
Breville Bov800xl smart oven convection toaster - The Breville Box800xl toasts, bakes, roasts, reheats, warms and can cook bagels, pizza and cookies with 1800 watts of power. It is easy to program and uses "smart" technology to ensure that the heat directs itself to the food for thorough and efficient cooking at a huge energy savings.

Microwave Ovens with Convection Technology:


Sharp R820 microwave oven with convection cooking - Where most regular microwaves do not brown, the Sharp R820 900 watt microwave uses convection technology to add browning and crisping to the fast cooking microwaves provide. It does this with 2 grill convection that allows the hot air to radiant under and over the food. It also has programmable settings for various foods.
Kenmore Elite 1.5 cu. ft. convection microwave - This Kenmore model #67903 does everything any other microwave can do and adds convection oven cooking that also cooks, bakes and roasts with 10 power level settings up to 1000 watts microwave power and 1500 convection power. Includes digital display, one touch/auto cooking and 3 defrost settings.

Infrared Ovens with Convection Technology:


Nuwave - The Nuwave brand uses conduction, infrared and convection technology to cook, bake, roast, dehydrate and even brown foods quickly and gently. This oven uses 1500 watts of power and allows for several variants for cooking foods. It saves space, stores well and cleanup is quick and easy.
SPT - The Supentown SO-200 Super Turbo oven bakes, grills, roasts and steams with circulating convection technology to ensure even cooking at even temperatures. It uses 1200 watts of power and has a Pyrex glass body to endure higher heat settings.

This is an overview of the various kinds of ovens that combine convection technology with conduction, microwave and infrared technology to make cooking faster, healthier and tastier. Good convection ovens range in price from $50 to $250.




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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Oh Yeah - J-Co [Download + Lyrics]

Download Link: www19.zippyshare.com I tried my best to find the lyrics, and here you go[; Jaicko Lawrence - Oh Yeah [Lyrics.ZYR] Yeah, (ha ha) Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah Get out of bed, look in the mirror, oh yeah Fresh kicks, out the box, oh yeah fitted cap to match, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah posted on the block, girls screaming "oh yeah" tap(?) to my fellas, on the corner, oh yeah hear them from bodega, tastes good, oh yeah, oh yeah [bridge] then i peep to little miss muffin, fresh out the oven can i take a bite? 'cause you look so scrumptious voluptuous, i'm lovin' it now you've got me singing' oh yeah [chorus] now i bet you i can tell a million, singing oh yeah, oh yeah in the club, in the hood, in the building' singing oh yeah, oh yeah you don't even know why you're turning up your radio bobbin' your head in your car, cause you feel me though don't be mad cause i got you singing' oh yeah, oh yeah singing with me, oh yeah i know this song a little annoying, oh yeah but now I'm making' dollars, so i really don't care now i got the whole world singing oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah say it in Spanish, it's the same, oh yeah now i can hear your ring tone playing oh yeah this gonna be my claim to fame, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah [bridge] can i get a little miss muffin, fresh out the oven can i take a bite? cause you look so scrumptious voluptuous, I'm loving' it now you got me singing oh yeah [chorus] now i bet you i can tell a million, singing oh yeah, oh yeah in the club, in ...

Sunday, July 3, 2011

How To Make Homemade Pizza: Start to Finish

Complete video demonstration of pizza making at home, from flour and hot water to finished product. Includes detailed information on preheating, oven temperature, etc. Pizza making by Tony Spinelli Sr. of Seymour, Connecticut, USA.

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Jak naprawić kartę GeForce 8800 GT poprzez umieszczenie jej w piekarniku

How to fix GeForce 8800GT Co się stało: Przy produkcji kart tej serii użyto do lutowania cyny słabej jakości, która po pewnym czasie zaczyna mieć problemy z przewodzeniem prądu. Objawy, które temu towarzyszą to dziwne krzaki na ekranie, artefakty, które pojawiają się już w biosie, brak możliwości uruchomienia systemu. Temperatura topnienia cyny to 190C. Po włożeniu karty do piekarnika tzw. "zimne luty" zostają zregenerowane i karta znów działa prawidłowo.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Betty's Choice Chicken Parmesan

In this video, Betty demonstrates how to make Choice Chicken Parmesan. This is a hearty Italian-style entrée that is very simple to make—and very tasty, too! Ingredients: ½ pound uncooked spaghetti 1 teaspoon salt 4 uncooked boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, pounded with a meat mallet until about 1/2 inch thick freshly ground seasalt, to taste freshly ground black peppercorns, to taste ½ cup Italian-style fine, dry breadcrumbs ¼ cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese (You may use the canned variety for convenience.) 1/3 cup all-purpose flour 1 egg, well-beaten 3 tablespoons peanut oil cooking oil spray 2 cups bottled Italian sauce + 1 additional cup bottled Italian sauce 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese Place a generous amount of water in a large pot, leaving at least 1 inch at the top. Bring to a boil and add 1 teaspoon salt. Add ½ pound spaghetti and boil, stirring occasionally, until spaghetti is al dente. Drain spaghetti and place on a platter. Cover spaghetti with aluminum foil to keep it warm. Meanwhile, prepare the 4 chicken halves, by pounding them with a meat mallet. Place 1/3 cup flour in a shallow dish and set aside. In a small mixing bowl, beat 1 egg until it is well beaten and set aside. Combine ½ cup Italian breadcrumbs and ¼ cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese in a shallow dish and set aside. Dredge 1 chicken breast half in the flour. Dip it in the beaten egg and dredge it in the Parmesan-breadcrumb mixture. Place on a platter and repeat the process with ...

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Archer: Black Ass Momma, White Ass Daddy

Update 04/17/11 - The full ringtone is available at the official Archer website www.fxnetworks.com Look in the bottom left hand corner of the page. Archer's ringtone from episdoe three, season two. Lyrics: Mulatto butts (mulatto butts) Black ass momma, white ass daddy!

Monday, June 27, 2011

ANA All Nippon Airways B777-200 Haneda Tokyo Landing

Fresh from the oven!! I was on a flight out of Hiroshima bound for Tokyo, Haneda. I actually think that the video quality is quite good and filmed from one of the best seats in the house. The weather out of Hiroshima was foggy with somewhat rain and turbulence. Although the landing in Tokyo was definitely an ace in my book. The famous RW16L approach is always breath-taking. I will later on upload more from this trip, but, this is a good kick-off so I will upload in advance. Taken from seat 31A on a Triple Seven. Filmed until gate arrival.

Friday, June 24, 2011

Oven Baked Whole Chicken

Whether you are entertaining or just feeding your family a nice meal you may end up agonizing for hours over what to serve as an entrée. Chicken is always a good choice.

Oven baked whole chicken is an elegant dish that's easy to make. Most people like it.

It can be stuffed with many variations of filling or packed with vegetables for the weight conscious. If you are in the mood for a bit spicier flavor you can use any of the barbecued chicken recipes to prepare your bird.

Inexpensive Yet Elegant Entree

Chicken can be prepared in a number of convenient ways so it fits your busy lifestyle. It can even be purchased already cooked at supermarkets or take-out restaurants.

But why would you want to pay extra for someone else to cook your bird when it is so easy to do yourself?

A whole bird will only cost a few dollars and can be ready for the table in less than two hours. When you serve an oven baked whole chicken your entire house will be swathed in its succulent aroma.

Let's look at a few ways to prepare an oven baked whole chicken.

Baked Chicken Temperature

Baked chicken temperature when finished should be at least 165 degrees Fahrenheit inside the bird. Since chicken is a potential source of salmonella poisoning as well as other complicating problems you may want to assure it gets to 170 degrees. Allowing the bird to "rest" for 10 minutes before serving should allow the internal temperature to rise to 180 degrees because it continues cooking during this rest period.

If you don't have a meat thermometer you can visually check your bird by giving the leg a shake. It should move easily at the joint where it joins the body. Just because the bird is a nice golden brown does not mean it is cooked through.

This is especially true with larger roasters. You may want to cut the skin and meat at the leg joint where it meets the body. You'll see clear juice if it is done. If you see flowing, deep red blood in the meat roast it longer.

Most oven baked whole chickens are cooked in a 350-375 degree oven for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Because of the wide variation of roaster sizes no specific cooking time can be given. Use a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the bird's inner thigh making sure it is not in contact with the bone or visually check it as described above.

Oven Baked Whole Chicken

This recipe is for a bird without stuffing.

Such a recipe is necessary when cooking for a person with a wheat allergy or dieting to lose weight. Stuffing the bird with vegetables as described below is another alternative if faced with this situation.

*Rinse the chicken with cool water inside and out then pat dry with paper towels.
*Place the chicken in a roasting pan.
*Smear the chicken with butter and place a cover on the roasting pan.
*Bake in a 350-375 degree oven for 1 1/2 to 2 hours as described above.
*Remove the cover during the last 20 minutes of cooking time to allow the skin to brown.

Barbequed Chicken Recipes

Barbequed chicken recipes use this same basic format (but leave the cover off the entire time). Baste the bird with your favorite barbeque sauce every 15 minutes until done.

Stuffed Oven Baked Whole Chicken

You can use any filling you like to stuff your bird. Or you can try this recipe.

*Place 3 eggs into a blender with a medium onion (skin removed), a medium apple (cored with seeds removed), and 3 sticks of celery.
*Add pepper to taste.
*Blend until liquefied.
*Pour over cubed whole grain bread that has dried overnight or in a 200-degree oven for one hour.
*Gently fold egg mixture into bread cubes.
*Gently stuff the cavity of the chicken with the filling.
*DO NOT compress the bread cubes!

Cook as described above allowing additional cooking time for the stuffing to cook thoroughly.

You can also stuff your bird with a variety of vegetables such as peeled and cubed potatoes, onion, carrots, turnips, or rutabaga seasoned with melted butter, pepper, seasoned salt, oregano, or thyme to taste. Cook as described above.

You now have a few oven baked whole chicken recipes to get you started. Once you have prepared a bird or two you will begin to form your own ideas about what you prefer in your own recipes.

Good cheap food can be transformed into good health foods with the help of a fine recipe.




Dale Heil, D.C.

[http://Eat-Healthy-Diet-Plan.com]

Saturday, June 11, 2011

How to cook fresh pumpkin & seeds

There are a couple of ways to cook fresh pumpkin: 1. You can use a rice/veggie steamer. Cut the pumpkin in half, scoop out the seeds and cut into chunks, steam for about 45 minutes or so. Peel and then mash. 2. Put a few inches of water into a big pot and cut the pumpkin in half, scoop out the seeds and cut into chunks and steam it. Peel and mash. You can always peel the pumpkin first and then steam. 3. Cut the pumpkin in half and put into a 350 oven and place in a baking dish with about 1 inch of water and cover. Bake for about 1-1 1/2 hours.

Friday, June 3, 2011

Mosquito Blues - REDFISH on the Flats Blue rod

Capt. Blair fishes for redfish with Capt. Chris Meyer and the new Wright & McGill Blair Wiggins "Flats Blue" fishing rods. Buy FINS braid online @ finsfishing.com Stay in touch with Mogan Blog - addictivefishing.blogspot.com

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Types of Microwave Ovens - Convection Vs Conventional Microwave Ovens

Are you looking to replace your old (rather primitive) microwave oven with a new one? Perhaps, you may also invest some bucks to buy a new microwave oven for the first time. The first thing that you have to decide is whether to go for a convection or conventional microwave oven. Therefore, first decide the range of model and you will be clear about the deciding factors before going for a microwave oven. In this brief article, let us discuss some of the differences between convection and conventional microwave ovens.

A magnetron tube powers a basic microwave oven and that emits microwaves which pass through glass containers & plastic containers and are taken up the food. A microwave convection oven makes use of a newer form of technology that integrates basic microwave technology with heat energy that allows you to brown, roast and grill your favourite food. These types of oven also have a heating element besides a fan that helps in the circulation of heated air.

Microwave ovens can also be entrusted upon the task of cooking depending upon the type of food you want to cook. A microwave convection oven is also known as speed-cook model that can also be used to prepare crustier pizzas and juicier pot roasts. Some models also has units that come with a pan used to cook bacon and crisp bread.

Microwave convection ovens are known for their versatility because of their ability to allow consumers to make use of the microwave and heat functions in tandem, but both as separate function. Multiple cooking modes or options in a single wave oven are quickly catching up as a definite trend in microwave oven technology and it is continuously improving to make cooking experience better.

It is a still a matter of personal preference that dictates one whether to go for a conventional microwave or a microwave convection oven though one can expect microwave oven with convection features to be lot more expensive.

Another popular form of heating method integrates microwave with light energy of higher intensity from a quartz halogen bulb as its source to roast food. This method can add colour and taste to meat at the same time accelerating the time taken for cooking.




You can check best models on Convection Microwaves and read reviews on LG, Neff, Sharp, Whirlpool and Samsung Microwave Reviews. You can find best buys, latest models and cheapest prices at exclusive websites for microwave ovens.

Sunday, May 22, 2011

How To Make an Easy Chocolate Cake

Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from michaelrsanchez and more videos in the Cakes category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Beloved by kids and adults everywhere, rich, moist chocolate cake is as fun to make as it is to eat! To complete this How-To you will need: 1 tbsp. butter 2 c. granulated sugar 1 3/4 c. all-purpose flour, plus extra for dusting 3/4 c. cocoa powder 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder 1 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. salt 2 large eggs 1 c. reduced-fat milk 1/2 c. vegetable oil 2 tsp. vanilla extract 1 c. hot water or hot coffee Two nine-inch round baking pans A large mixing bowl A wooden spoon A hand mixer A toothpick, fork, or knife A cooling rack Step 1: Prepare the oven and pans Heat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Grease the two baking pans with butter, and lightly dust the pans with flour. Set aside. Step 2: Prepare the chocolate mixture In the mixing bowl, stir together the sugar, flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda, and salt with the wooden spoon until they're well combined. Step 3: Make the chocolate batter Crack the eggs into the mixture and add the milk and oil. Beat on medium speed for one to two minutes until smooth. Step 4: Mix in vanilla and water or coffee Add the vanilla to the chocolate batter and beat on slow speed for one ...

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Pizza Oven

This is the pizza oven which my Grandfather Ronnie Swan, some studio artists and myself, built in 3 days. We have pizza every Saturday during the Summer so come along see some art and eat pizza! www.southsidestudios.org 17 westmoreland street, glasgow