aaw I thought I’d put this here, us chefs need a break/laugh too
lol I get mine from the tv dinner section for a buck. It was an easy lunch when I worked. Better for my blood pressure than salty ramen. even though that very tasty (salty) ramen was cheaper. Chihli picante, hot and spicy, yea. I like the hot stuff.
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My mother made the best coca cola cake - same recipe except there are marshmallows in the cake batter! Yum - used to have this for b-days!
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marshmallows make it better
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Smoked Ribs on the Barbeque!
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mmmm, with all the fixings??
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Fully Loaded Baked Potato!!!
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yummy! let me know when its ready, maybe I can fly there (on my broom, of course) hehehehehe
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500 grams.Of beef stew meat.
1 Can. Of beef broth.
1 Can. Of stewed tomatoes.
Colorful bell peppers.
Vegetable oil.
3 large spoons.Of Worcestershire sauce.
1 small spoon.Of minced garlic.
1 Large spoon.Of season salt.
1 Large spoon.Of all-purpose flour.
AND YOU NEED JUST TO FOLLOW THESE FOUR STEPS TO MAKE IT!!
Step 1:
Firstly, In a big mixing bowl, I combined the flour with the season salt, then I put in the meat, and coated it totally with this mixture.
Step 2:
After that, I heated the vegetable oil in a large pan, then I added the meat, minced garlic, and bell peppers, which I’ve cut into strips before, and I cooked until the meat began to brown.
Step 3:
At this point, I transferred the beef and peppers from the pan to a slow cooker lined with paper towels, leaving the fat behind.
Step 4:
And finally, I added the stewed tomatoes with juice and a can of beef broth to the oil in the skillet where I fried the meat.
Recipe note:
If you’d like your sauce to be thicker, let us know. jUST A 1 tablespoon of cornstarch and 1/4 cup cold water, 1 hour before dinner – In a tiny bowl, I whisked together 1 tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup cold water, well I combined them both, and I added to the crockpot and stir to mixed. For the last hour of cooking time, I switch the crockpot on full and let the sauce thicken.
I hope you’ll enjoy it!!
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and for dessert peach cobbler, awww something different than a cake, course can’t put candles on it(I don’t think I can)
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This looks so good. Might make it one of these days 
Also made kimchi (had run out) 
Not like the one in the video, but you get the idea 
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thats what I want to do, learn to make kimchi
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OOOO! The Porky Korean is having a special today- Tteokbokki! I have to make a run and get some! YUM!
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have you tried the BEEF Tteobokki - it is not orange like this one! I love it!
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No. I have not. There are no Korean restaurants in Pocatello. The PorkyKorean just opened their food truck up in Idaho Falls - they have a small menu. Tteokbokki was today’s special. Idaho Falls is larger and wealthier than Pocatello so they have more restaurants than Poky does.
Pocatello has 2 Thai, 1 Szechuan and Cantonese, One ‘Mandarin’, 1 Beijing, 1 ‘Mandarin-Hunan’ and a few (blagh) 'Chinese-American’ restaurants. (those don’t serve real food though) But I am a snob and avoid anything calling itself Chinese_-American_. To me, that means they have compromised their menu to satisfy bland food lovers.
We have 3 sushi and 1 hibachi/Sushi restaurant. So sushi for the sushi lovers and their company can have a steak. Real food, not schlock. Oooh, Tokyo Belly has happy hour on Mondays at 5 for 20% off. 
I LOVE their unagi bowl!
And you know, I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area which has a 30 percent population from various Asian countries and not ONCE, did I ever see a food called General Tso’s chicken until I moved to Idaho. But what do I know? I only know my region (which has REAL FOOD). General Tso’s Chicken - It’s a battered and fried chicken nugget served either with a mildly spicy sauce or sweet and sour sauce or whatever the chef cooks up. So, curious, I just now googled it and it was invented in Taiwan. but while it is popular here in Idaho, it never took off in Mainland China which is why I never heard of it until I moved to potato land. Makes me wonder if it is now on the menu in the Bay Area.??? But restaurants in the Bay Area are mainly Cantonese, Szechuan, Hunan, Beijing cuisine.
Pocatello has a whole bunch of good Mexican restaurants. El Caporal is the best.
Of course, cattle country has really good steak eats to go with the potatoes. Local and chain restaurants here. (Now I want a good steak. Haven’t had one in a long time… I’ve been opting for unagi bowls and kimchi fried rice 
)
There is 1 Indian/Nepal restaurant.
And standard fast-food joints. 5 Guys and a Coronary, Micky D’s, Jack in the Crack, Taco Hell and Taco Time - which has good fish tacos and is surprisingly good for fast food except I OBJECT! There is NO SUCH THING as MEXI-FRIES! (that is what they call deep-fried tater tots) 
And… Wendy’s, Arby’s, Arctic Circle, A & W, and finally Burp King a.k.a Burger breath, I think that’s it… Or all I can remember right now. Oh DUH Kentucky fried!
And the fast-food joint names are courtesy of my hubby. 
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Pumpkin Bread Recipe!!
3 cups Sugar
1 cup oil
4 beaten eggs
1 sm can pumpkin
2/3 cup water
3 1/2 cups Flour
2 tsp salt
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp nutmeg
1 tsp allspice
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground cloves
Cream sugar and oil together. Add eggs and pumpkin, mix well. Mix together flour, salt, baking soda, baking powder, nutmeg, allspice, cinnamon and cloves. Add alternately with water. Pour into two greased loaf pans. Bake at 350 for 1 hour 10 min or until cake tester comes out clean in the center. Let stand 10 min. Remove from pans!
I always cut a piece of parchment paper and put in the bottom of the loaf pan to help it pop out. My grandmother and mother did that!!!
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Mmm, I’d love to have the smell of pumpkin permeating my house right now.
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Thank you for sharing the Pumpkin Bread recipe with me.
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So HORRIBLY CRUEL of you right now… sob I don’t have the ingredients to make that right now! WaaaaAAaAAa!
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I do want that recipe btw!!
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How to make hamburger slices with onion and mushroom broth!
Green beans with bacon
- Ingredients:
°2 lb 80/20 ground chuck
°1/2 cup rusk
°1 egg
°1/2 cup milk
°1 teaspoon salt
°1 teaspoon black pepper
°2 tablespoons dried dried onion
°2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce (I used 1 tablespoon too much salt)
°1 tablespoon is better than beef broth
°2 medium onions
°2 cups mushroom
° 4 cups beef broth
° 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- directione:
In a large bowl, add ground beef, breadcrumbs, eggs, milk, black pepper and salt, dried onion mixture and Worcestershire sauce and mix well until they are about the size of patties.
In skillet, heat 1 tsp oil. Add pancakes to brown, about 5 minutes per side.
When browned, set aside, then add onions and mushrooms and fry for another 3 minutes.
Then add the cornstarch with the beef broth and then add the beef broth and beef broth to the saucepan, then add the pancakes again to cook for 45 to 50 minutes until reduced to the desired thickness.
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ok holidays coming up, not sure if other countries have same holidays as USA but here goes
Italian Christmas Cookies
4 eggs
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup butter
2 tsp. vanilla
3 1/2 cup flour
4 tsp. baking powder
Sift dry ingredients.
Cream butter and sugar, beat in eggs; add vanilla and dry ingredients.
Knead and add flour as needed to keep dough from sticking to hands. Pinch off dough, roll in your hands to form a log and then twirl into shape. Place on greased cookie sheets. Bake at 375 for 10 minutes.
Icing
2 cup sifted confectioner’s sugar
2 tsp. vanilla
6 tsp. water
Stir until creamy
Dip cookies into icing and sprinkle with trim. Place on wire rack with wax paper on counter to collect the dripping icing and sprinkles.
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