Friday, January 16, 2009

Sri Lankan Curry Powder by rockonaudi


This is great rubbed on Salmon and other Seafood, or Chicken...

Sri Lankan Curry Powder (Makes 12 Tbsp)

6 tbsp. coriander seeds
3 tbsp. cumin seeds
1 tbsp. fennel seeds
1 tsp. fenugreek seeds
5 cm/2 in piece cinnamon stick
1 tsp. cloves
8 green cardamoms
6 dried curry leaves
1-2 tsp. chili powder
1. Dry-fry or roast the coriander, cumin, fennel and fenugreek separately because they turn dark at different stages. Deep-fry or roast the cinnamon stick, cloves and cardamom together until they give off a spicy aroma.

2. Remove the seeds from the cardamom podd and grind all the ingredients with the curry leaves and chili powder to a fine powder.

* ok, that's the recipe as it's written... you can substitute
Dried Cilantro leaves for the coriander seed
Plain store-bought curry powder if you don't have the dried leaves...
and you can use powders of any of those seeds ..
just remember that powdered is a different measured amt and so are the leaves so have to adjust accordingly...

AND

I don't usually bother dry-roasting I just grind the seeds & cinn stix together then add the powdered ones and mix. It has an odd smell but it is fantastic! Even made with this simple variation...

That's it! Enjoy!!!!
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dk should get my home-made granola recipe and fruit & nut balls... they are very healthy but better yet... delicious!!!!
Jan-16-09 16:43:52 PST


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Thanks Saenz... of course!!!! You can have ANY of my recipes... my home-made Granola & fruit & Nut balls are way awesome... I ship to all of my family as they love it! I have a few of my own that I'm very happy to share... copy and paste away and pics are fine too! ((((hugs))))!
Jan-16-09 16:48:42 PST

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Construction Worker's Delight, by Blue

Sorry, this made me blow my soda out my nose. ROFL!!!!!!!

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Here's one for ya...it's called Constuction worker's delight...you get a perfectly good pack of Ramen noodles preferably from the dollar store where you can get more than at the regular store...you bite of a corner after shaking some of the enclosed spice mix on it...grab your favorite beverage and swish it down your throat with the noodles and spice mix...wahlah...Construction worker's delight....now I am officially off de dern hook....

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Unclog a drain: Neverbrandedneverbroke

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Better than draino (no kidding) and SAFE for everyone and everything....

One spaghetti pot of water,

add two cups of baking soda and heat to boil,

don’t let boil too much,

pour down the drain slowly.

I've used this in the kitchen and bathroom and it works like a charm.

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Recipes: From Dkcandle

Double Dipped Potato Chip Chicken


Whole boneless chicken breast or cut in nugget size pieces
2-3 eggs scrambled 1 bag of chips or Doritos (any flavor) crushed

Dip chicken in egg mixture then in the crushed chips.
Dip chicken again in egg mixture and in the crushed chips.
Bake in oven until done.

The kids usually have us make more than one kind of chip.

Submitted by this wonder 'candle-crafter."

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Monday, January 12, 2009

Recipe: From Kiriyamabattleroyale

Tomato Soup.

2 carrots, 2 Sticks of Celery, 2 Medium Onions, 2 Cloves of Garlic, 2 Vege or Chicken Stock Cubes, 2 Tins of 400g tomatoes, 6 Ripe Tomatoes, Salt and Pepper to taste and Basil, (Dried or Fresh.)

Peel and slice Carrots, Slice the Celery, Peel and roughly Chop the onions, peel and slice the garlic, Cook all of these ingredients in a large Saucepan with a little oil for about 10 mins. Pour 1.8 litres of hot water over the stock cubes to dissolve,add to the pan of vegetables, add the 2 tins of tomatoes and fresh tomatoes, bring to the boil,then simmer for 10 mins till all vegetables are cooked.

Season to taste and puree and serve.

Contributer: kiriyamabattleroyale
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