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Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-05-2006 21:24:

The COR recipe list

Ive had a few requests to put all my recipes into one thread to make them easy to find. They have also requsted it to be a sticky....Mods, you make the call. These arent "gourmet" by any means,but student/pocket freindly. Now that there is some more intrest and I have my own digicam I can update more often. If you actually try one of the recipes, please share the outcome. Id love to hear your results. Thanks for the idea DJ RJT and your support Marc Summers...now you need to actually try these and let me know how it was.

-How to cook the "perfect" brat

-Chicken Chili over Rice

-Bombass Chicken Sandwich

Blue Cheese & Jalapeno Burger

Posted by Yan on Feb-05-2006 21:25:

Where are the poo cookies?

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-05-2006 21:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
Where are the poo cookies?

That sounds pretty straight forward....no recipie needed

Posted by Yan on Feb-05-2006 21:35:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...ie&pagenumber=1

That's the second thread about it. The original one has the ingredients and everything.

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-05-2006 21:46:

I thought you were being a smartass

This is just the stuff I made...I suppose you can add a link to others stuff,as long as it tastes good. This was for the recipies Ive been sharing, so they are easier to find..

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-06-2006 00:03:

Re: The COR recipe list

Doh...too much vodka

Posted by Boomer187 on Feb-06-2006 00:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
Where are the poo cookies?

hell yea, they shall live on forever!

Posted by ivanbee on Feb-06-2006 00:30:

any vegetarian recipes?

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-06-2006 00:33:

Not vegan right? I have something that doesnt include meat...but vegan is a little much for me.

Posted by ivanbee on Feb-06-2006 00:35:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
Not vegan right? I have something that doesnt include meat...but vegan is a little much for me.

ya, i eat cheese. but no meat, eggs or milk...

Posted by jdat on Feb-06-2006 00:43:

quote:
Originally posted by ivanbee
ya, i eat cheese. but no meat, eggs or milk...

no milk and eggs yet no cheese .... spot the error

ps: I'm not busting your balls about wanting to avoid animal products I've been in the same situation it's just your preferences are odd.

Posted by ivanbee on Feb-06-2006 00:46:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
no milk and eggs yet no cheese .... spot the error

ps: I'm not busting your balls about wanting to avoid animal products I've been in the same situation it's just your preferences are odd.

when did i say i wanted to avoid animal products? i'm just telling you what i eat man

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-06-2006 00:48:

Ill try to get something for ya...I do have some stuff...its basic but it will fit the bill.

Posted by Yan on Feb-06-2006 00:49:

quote:
Originally posted by ivanbee
i eat man

OMHWTFD33RH4X

You see how punctuation can totally skew the original meaning of a sentence.

Posted by Nabistai on Feb-06-2006 00:53:

quote:
Originally posted by ivanbee
cheese...meat....eggs

Hmmmmm..delicious

That makes me want to lala lalala...

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-06-2006 00:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
OMHWTFD33RH4X

I dont have a recipe for that...

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-06-2006 21:27:

Ill work on something vegetarian, but are there any other sugestions? Im just looking for inspiration inbetween meals.

Posted by ivanbee on Feb-06-2006 21:29:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
Ill work on something vegetarian, but are there any other sugestions? Im just looking for inspiration inbetween meals.

how about a vegetarian recipe for twice baked potato's?

Posted by kr00t0n on Feb-06-2006 21:36:

I'll add my super budget pasta dish I am making tonight, 4 huge servings, for under �4

Posted by kr00t0n on Feb-06-2006 22:50:

As promised:

kr00t's cheesy corn & turkey pasta:

Ingredients:

250g pasta of choice (I pick fusilli as it mixes easy)
200g/400g of Philedelphia cheese (more for more cheesy sauciness)
170g wafer thin turkey ham
bowl of frozen corn
2 chicken stock cubes
Garlic salt, black pepper, and Tabasco to taste

Add stock cubes to large pot of water and bring to a boil

Cut up turkey ham into strips while water boils

Add pasta to boiling water, plus black pepper, garlic salt and tabasco to taste

Once pasta is almost cooked, add frozen corn

Test to see when pasta is cooked through

Drain in colander

Add Philedelphia to pot on hob, and heat & stir as it melts

Stir in turkey ham when melted and heat through

Add pasta/corn and mix thoroughly

YUMMLES!!!!

This makes 3 large servings for roughly �4, great for students and the like, I've had it for dinner, and will do so for lunch at work tomoz and dinner tomoz night

Posted by Marc Summers on Feb-06-2006 23:21:

That doesn't look very good But I would definately try it

i'm sooo sorry

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-07-2006 00:07:

Thats Carb-tastic

It looks like its missing something....maybe broccoli

Posted by Marc Summers on Feb-07-2006 00:10:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
Thats Carb-tastic

It looks like its missing something....maybe broccoli

Yes definately something green and bright

Posted by L.E.N. on Feb-07-2006 04:01:

That could prolly be just as good with almost half the cream cheese.

Someone please try the chicken sandwich this weekend...I just made another one....this shit is good!

Posted by kr00t0n on Feb-07-2006 08:53:

quote:
Originally posted by L.E.N.
Thats Carb-tastic

It looks like its missing something....maybe broccoli

I opted only for corn as I used to have peas in there too, but as it is a store some for later style dish, I find broccoli and peas don't lend themselves too well to being reheated, yuk

and yes, as I said, cheese amount are dependant on what you want, after last night, I prefer only 200g

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