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Original Recipes in Pages (Original) Ascough’s Original Recipes Back to Index Original Recipes Listing Index Favored_Recipes Our Pork Recipes Our Appetizers and Snacks Our Poultry Recipes Breads, Vegetables and Salads Our Seafood Recipes Our Beef Recipes Our Soup Recipes Our Pasta and Rice Dishes Our Desserts and Confections Favored_Recipes * Berber Marinade Paste * Mushroom Gulas * Breakfast Casserole a lá Nancy * Indian Cooking Ingredients Our Appetizers and Snacks * Ascough's Chip Dip * Marianka's Tasty Toasties * Avocado Dip * Mediterranean Veggie Dip * Baked Camembert / Hermelin * Mushroom Croustades * Berry Blue Cheese Spread * Mushroom Sauce * Bryan's Greek Dip * Nachos Con Pollo * Cheese Puffs * Pizza Strudel * Cocktail Meatballs * Nancy's Spicy Nut Recipé * Cranberry-Orange * Quick Cheese Straws * Cumberland Sauce * Salsa Dry Mix * Ed's Excellent Corned Beef Dip * Seared Beef Tenderloin tiny * French Onion Dip sandwiches * Finger Salad * Special Salsa Secret * Fromage Fort * Shrimp Cocktail Sauce * Ham and Apricot Rolls * Spiced Water Recipes * Lois' Lovely Oyster Cracker Snack * Facts about Honey and Spices Breads, Vegetables and Salads * Best Ever Pie Crust * Gene's Special Brussels Sprouts * Blanka's Recipe For Rolls * Gene's String Beans with Truffle Oil * Bread Recipés * Green Bean Casserole * Bramboračky - potato pancakes * Zucchini and Squash Casserole * Caesar Dressing * Lentil Dal * Easy Italian Dressing * Lentil Purée * Czech Bread Dumplings * Lentils as a side dish * Fine Seasons Pudding * Nancy's Salad * Gene's German Potato Salad * Onion Pudding Back to Index * Pasta Salad * Untossed Salad * Portobello Mushroom Recipés * Vegetable Tart * Potatoes with Rosemary * Vegetables * Stir-fried Snow Peas * Weights For Vegetables * Sweet Potatoes and Onions Our Beef Recipes * Beef Brasato al Barolo * Peppers, Stuffed a la Chesterfield * Beef In red wine Gene * Beef Savannah * Upside Down Sirloin Steaks * Meatloaf - Stuffed Our Pasta and Rice Dishes * Perfect Paella * Zucchini and Spaghetti * Rigatoni a lá Zdenka * Spaghetti a lá Jacalin Our Pork Recipes * Gene's Pork Chops * Pork Tenderloin a lá Patty Cady * Pork Casserole * Pork Tenderloin with Mole Sauce * Pork in Lemon Rosemary Marinade * Pork Tenderloin with Seasoned Rub * Pork Chops a lá Vlasticka * Pork Tenderloin from the Swiss Alps * Pork Gulas Boubinsky * Pork Tenderloin with Mushrooms and * Pork Tenderloin Curry with potatoes Leeks (Czech only) * Kerala Pork Curry * Pork Tenderloin - stuffed * Pork Petra Voka * Pork Vinegar Curry * Pork Roast - Crown * Curried Pork With Apples * Pork Segedin Goulash Our Poultry Recipes * Chicken Balinese style with Apple * Chicken Indonesian a lá Zdena Zrala Macadamia Nut Sauce * Chicken in Fresh Herb Marinade * Chicken á la Beer * Chicken Kebabs Lemony Moroccan * Chicken Breasts Lime Yogurt Style * Chicken Breasts Marinated * Chicken Marsala * Chicken Cacciatore * Chicken or Pork Leftovers * Chicken Chardonnay a lá Zdenka * Chicken with 40 Garlic Cloves * Chicken Curry - Simple * Cornish Game Hens with Mushrooms * Chicken and Mushroom Kabobs * Layered Poultry and Pork Casserole * Chicken Kabobs * Pork Sausage Meat Stuffing * Chicken or Turkey Curry Bhuna * Spicy Chicken Thighs * Chicken Indonesian a lá Martie * Turkey Breasts 'Lila' Zuckerman * Turkey Svickova [Czech] Back to Index Our Seafood Recipes * Fish Seasoning Recipe * Shrimp Curry - Goan Style * Mussels a lá Salvadore * South Indian Shrimp Curry * Salmon - Easy Herbed * Shrimp and Clam Purses a la Shapert * Salmon - Gene's Grilled * Gene's Linguine With Shrimp * Salmon - Gene's Oscar * Shrimp Sykes Our Soup Recipes * Best Pea Soup In The World * Mulligatawny * Zdenka's Forest Mushroom * Soups - Hot * Gene's Cold Day Mushroom * Soups - Chilled Our Desserts and Confections * Apple Cranberry Pie * Jacalin's Apple Pie * Apple Slab Cake * Kopecky's Kolač * Applesauce Cupcakes * Apple Raisin Bars * Apricot Kolac Easy * Lemon Squares * Babicka's Long Kolac * Loaded Oatmeal Cookies * Blueberry Muffins * Lois' Famous Fruit Salad * Coconut Kisses * Maloney's Best Ever Cookies * Czech Christmas Cookies * Pecan Coffee Cake * Fruit Cake * Sour Cream Pound Cake * Harry's Jams * Strawberry Rhubarb Pie * Harry's Confections * Sour Cream Apple Squares * Hungarian Chocolate Cake * Walnut Cream Cheese Cake Back to Index Slavka's Recipes (Czech only) Těsta Knedlíky s tvarohem Halušky Knedlíky s ovocem Knedlíky s mákem Těstoviny Knedlíky slané Knedlíky s uzeninou Back to Index Favored Recipes (Index) * Berber Marinade Paste * Mushroom Gulas * Breakfast Casserole a lá Nancy * Indian Cooking Ingredients Berber Marinade Paste For Lamb, Tuna, Pork Tenderloin, sirloin steak, etc. 1 medium onion, finely chopped4 cloves garlic, finely chopped or crushed 2 tablespoons chopped fresh ginger 3 tablespoons mild paprika 3 tablespoons hot paprika 1 tablespoon ground coriander 2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom 1 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes 1/2 teaspoon ground fenugreek (optional) 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves 4 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon honey or sugar 3/4 cup olive oil 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice The book says to put everything in a blender and purée to a smooth paste. Since we failed to read the instructions right through before we started, we just put everything into a large rectangular glass dish as we took the ingredients from their hiding places and mixed thoroughly; the result was fine. The book says the paste can be kept in a refrigerator for a week... We had enough paste to cover thoroughly about 4 pork tenderloins, although we prepared only two. I kept the tenderloins basted with the marinade during slow cooking on the gas grill. Served with potatoes, halved and grilled to a golden brown in foil and with a mixture of broccoli and cauliflower in a cheese sauce. Washed down with a nice cabernet, it seemed we have discovered one of the great meals of our lives!!! 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Indian Cooking Ingredients DALS Chana Dal pale buff to bright yellow, sold split without skin Back to Index Kabuli Dalv (chickpea) pale to light brown, sold split without skin Kala Chana smaller and darker brown than chickpea Massor Dal salmon colored; buy the skinned variety Mung Dal (green gram); buy without skins Toor Dal pale yellow to gold; split without the skins; not oiled Urad Dal (black gram) split without skins OTHER SPICES AND INGREDIENTS Asafetida hing sold as a yellow powder Black Cumin Seed or Royal Cumin shahi jeera thin black seed Black Salt kala namak reddish grey salt Cardamom elaichi green or white Carom ajwain piquant-flavored seeds; look like celery seeds Cayenne red pepper powder Charoli Seed chironji small, round nut-like seed Chat Masala Sandy colored powder containing many ingredients Chenna cheese unripened fresh cheese, which is easy to make Chickpea flour besan finely ground; made from roasted Chana Dal Green Chilies hari mirch Dried Red Chilies lal mirch sun-dried pods of the capsicum plant Fresh Coriander Leaves hari dhania Cilantro or Chinese Parsley Corander Seed dhania Fresh Curry Leaves meetha neem [Will last only for 2 weeks]; do not buy dried Curry Powder masala Madras Indian Curry Powder NOT American! Fenugreek Leaf methi sold in summer at Indian stores Fenugreek Seed methi rusty brown rectangular seed Garam Masala make it; do NOT buy it—it will be stale Fresh Ginger adrak Kalongi nigella round black seed with peppery taste Kewra Essence ruh kewra perfumed essence from the screw pine plant Green Mango aam used to prepare chutneys and desserts Mango aamin season Mango Powder aamchoor Masala contains from 2 to 35 ingredients Mustard Oil sarson ka tel only pure in Indian store Black Mustard Seeds rai tiny, brown black seeds Paneer Cheese paneer must be made at home White Poppy Seeds khus khus Red Pepper Powder puissi lal mirch must buy from Indian store Rose Essence ruh gulab prepared from rose petals Saffron Threads kesarth reed-like strands; expensive Sambar Masala many ingredients; may be purchased in store Back to Index Sevian or
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