MENU
Dorot Burger

Dorot Burger by My Dorot

http://www.mydorot.com/RecipeDetails.aspx?RecipeID=6

1 vote
1974 views
Smokinhot's Bistro Style Steak Sandwich

Smokinhot's Bistro Style Steak Sandwich by Smokinhotchef

I love sandwiches. This recipe is a 3 course meal including soup all in one. Fresh mushrooms and onions make for super awesome steak accompaniments, while the potatoes and sliced pumpernickel provide the starch and complete the picture. French onion soup brings the whole ensemble together. Bursting with flavor and not skinny on…

1 vote
2724 views
Skewered-Grilled Chicken Satay

Skewered-Grilled Chicken Satay by "Cheffie Cooks"

A great appetizer or main dish!

1 vote
1147 views
Grilled Lamb Burger with Bacon

Grilled Lamb Burger with Bacon by "Cheffie Cooks"

Excellent for lunch or dinner. Add a great side dish and make a delicious meal.

1 vote
2266 views
Asian Flank Steak

Asian Flank Steak by S. Cumbo

serve it with brown rice (with the left over marinade boiled as a sauce) and roasted peppers (tossed in olive oil and minced garlic, with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar.) Read More http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/reviews/Asian-Flank-Steak-2129#ixzz1gAchJDUv

1 vote
2040 views
Barbecued Leg of Lamb

Barbecued Leg of Lamb by Vivien

Barbecued leg of lamb marinated overnight in at tangy marinade.

1 vote
4768 views
Club Sandwich

Club Sandwich by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY

Club Sandwich

1 vote
2309 views
Tangy Sweet Steak Fajitas

Tangy Sweet Steak Fajitas by Joshua Hudson

Quick Step by Step on how to prep and make Steak Fajitas

1 vote
190 views
Homemade Chipolte Peppers

Homemade Chipolte Peppers by Michael Douglas

This was so easy I couldn't believe it! We love the flavor of chipoltes...and we use them as often as we can...but they can get expensive. So...we did our own! For Thanksgiving, smoked a brisket instead of a turkey. I looked up way to make our own chipoltes. And lo and behold...they are jalapenos...smoked. I grabbed a half dozen at…

1 vote
1946 views
Cuocere Stile Italiano

Cuocere Stile Italiano by Rosemarie

The biggest challenge to making these sumptuous pork chops is the age-old question: fresh or dried herbs? While fresh is always better, sometimes dried is the way, be it a seasonal thing or a personal preference. The relish also goes well atop toasted baguettes or alongside a finely grilled steak.

1 vote
589 views