Recipes by Bob Vincent (Page 13)

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	Buffalo Wing Wanna Be (Hot Wraps) by Bob Vincent This is adapted from a recipe in Cuisine magazine seven years ago. A less guilt and lower fat alternative to fried or oven roasted wings. They make for fun finger food and can be used on game day as an appetizer while watching the big football game. To make a complete meal add an interesting side dish. The addition of honey and…	2 votes 1 review 3 comments 2610 views
	Bulgur Salad (Tabbouleh) by Bob Vincent This is a different take on Tabbouleh. Many recipes include Mint with the Parsley. I have included Middle Eastern spices and Feta cheese instead which make for a more substantial salad. After assembly the salad is best if refrigerated for several hours so flavors can meld before service. Parsley is key, so use plenty. I have cut…	2 votes 1 review 2358 views
	Mom's French Salad Dressing by Bob Vincent This is a salad dressing my Mom made for our family when I was a kid growing up in Nebraska. My brother loved the stuff. There is one very similar posted on CES but I thought I would post my Mom's as well. I don't know where she got the recipe; perhaps from an old 1950's cookbook or from a newspaper. It keeps well refrigerated.…	6 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 5118 views
	Smoked Whole Chicken by Bob Vincent This recipe probably won't get much attention. However I am into smoking food so I thought I would give it shot anyway. The key to this type of cooking is patience. Slow and low is the attitude. Remember if you're lookin you ain't cookin! Resist the temptation to check to see how things are going it only lowers the temperature…	1 vote 10314 views
	Chicken Ceaser Salad by Bob Vincent We love Ceaser Salad. I have added several ingredients to a basic "Vanilla" salad that makes it an easy meal for a weeknight. If you are concerned about using raw egg as an emulisifer use a heaping tablespoon of mayo instead. The salad dressing is adapted from one that appeared in Time-Life Books "The Good Cook/Salads" published in…	2 votes 1 comment 6319 views
	Runza (Meat & Cabbage Pies) by Bob Vincent This is a modifed old German recipe. These are great served with a hearty soup. They make a substantial appetizer when cut into pieces. Yes, they are high in fat. Don't substitute the vegetable shortening as it is what really makes for soft and delicate dough. The sugar provides a sweetness to the dough. For a bit of color add…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 3081 views