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Swiss Mushroom Pheasant BreastThis entree is easy to prepare but looks and tastes special enough for company and special-occasion suppers. Everyone enjoys the golden pheasant breasts topped with ham, melted Swiss cheese and fresh mushrooms. |
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Poached Salmon with Potato and Radish SaladLight and flavorsome, salmon poached in tasty liquor served with a potato salad with a twist! |
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Citrus ScallopsThe bright color of the red bell pepper and oranges, combined with lime juice; give these scallops a refreshing burst of flavor. |
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Shrimp In Cilantro SauceServe this lively cilantro-accented shrimp with rice to help quell the heat of the hot peppers. This recipe will make enough sauce for dipping (salsa), over eggs in the morning and dipping veggies. You can easily use thinly sliced chicken in place of the shrimp. |
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Chili GuiseppeThere ae many legends about the origin of Chili. rt was probably a meal for the poorest of people. Chili, as we know it in the U.S. is not found in Mexico, only those areas where tourists go.. The first written account of Chili Con Carne was recorded in the 17th century by Sister Mary of Agreda of Spain. Today chili is known… |
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Bacon-Wrapped Pork Tenderloin Kabob'sThe smoky flavor of the bacon makes this dish a killer! I lay fresh rosemary sprigs on the serving platter for presentation. When you place the hot kabob's on the bed of rosemary, the aromatics is amazing! |
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Fish BatterThis homemade batter is light and fluffy and perfect to coat your favourite fish fillets. Tastes like the crispy fish usually found in good fish and chips restaurants. The secret ingredient in this batter is the vinegar, added just before you are ready to coat the fish fillets. |
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A BETTER FISH BATTERTHIS IS A RECIPE THAT I CAME UP WITH A WILE BACK AND USE IT BECAUSE IT WILL NOT BURN YOUR OIL LIKE DRY RECIPE AND YOU CAN ADD ANY THING TO IT FOR FLAVOR. WE USE IT ON ONION RINGS, CATFISH, SHRIMP,TROUT, RED FISH, ANYTHING THAT DOESN'T STICK ON OTHER RECIPE. |
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Hearty Steak And Bacon SandwichFor a simple yet special supper, try these broiled steak sandwiches. Topped with avocado-horseradish spread and French-fried onions, they're terrific! |
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Bacon Crusted Texas BrisketPull out the smoker for this one or be prepared to use your grill. I recommend charcoal over gas. This is time consuming but worth it. I found this recipe in Steven Raichlen's Cookbook; "How to Grill by Steven Raichlen (Workman, 2001)." |
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Bacon Wrapped TroutThe salt and smoke from the bacon gives this delicate white fish all the seasoning it needs. |
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Spicy Chipotle Pork TenderloinBig and bold, tender and juicy, these pork tenderloins get a dose of sultry Southwestern flavor from smoky adobo sauce and canned chipotle chilies. |
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Chicken and Sausage JambalayaAlthough there are many steps in this recipe it will result in a flavorful Jambalaya keeping all the ingredients integrity in the final product. As written this recipe's spice heat content is low to medium. I consider this a base Jambalaya recipe and adjust the spices according to whom I am serving. I prefer it a bit more spicy… |
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Reuben CasseroleI love Reuben sandwiches and wanted to have another way of enjoying this hearty treat. So I created this casserole using a homemade Thousand Islands dressing without the mayo. It takes some pre-planning but is very well worth it. Enjoy! |
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Sauerkraut and Sausage CasseroleI found this in the Lititz Church of the Brethren Cookbook credited to Helen Forry. I love sauerkraut and this just looks too good. It is on my list to try. |
3 votes
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