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edina
response 239 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 00:18 UTC 2011

Is it here where I tell you that the new fella cooked for ME, and while
I don't have a recipe, and holy crap was it decadent, it was seriously
good?  Grilled hotdogs, wrapped in bacon, grilled with BBQ sauce and
topped with caramelized onions and blue cheese crumbles.  On grilled
naan.  He also grilled some asparagus, because hey, gotta stay healthy,
right?  It was an amazing dinner, and it had been so long since someone
cooked for me (he also made me a pretty amazing veggie omelet the next
day), that seriously, it could have been Stouffer's and I'd have been
thrilled.  ;-)  
mary
response 240 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 03:43 UTC 2011

Oh, man.  You found a good one, Brooke.
slynne
response 241 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 15:30 UTC 2011

resp:239 I always say that I would put up with a lot of BS from any guy
who cooks me dinner :) 

I also have to say that his "swankie frankie" version sounds very
delicious. 
edina
response 242 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 17:59 UTC 2011

OMG!  We are so totally going to call them that!  Thanks!!

And Mary, yes, I think I know that.  ;-)
slynne
response 243 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 19:13 UTC 2011

resp:242 You might want to spell it correctly though ;) 
denise
response 244 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 19:37 UTC 2011

I once dated a guy that loved to cook; was nice while it lasted. :-)
mary
response 245 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 18:41 UTC 2011

Ice cream machine update summary: Oh my.  Who would have thought 
research could be so much fun!

Details:  I've made four different frozen desserts in the ice cream 
maker thus far.  A full, rich, butter pecan ice cream (NY style), a 
serious vanilla ice cream (Philadelphia style), a raspberry sherbet, a 
mango sorbet and there is a batch of cantaloupe sorbet chilling to be 
churned in a couple of hours.  What I'm finding that isn't a surprise is 
an improved flavor over even premium store bought. What I didn't 
anticipate is how much more expensive it is to make quality ice cream at 
home.  The ingredients add up especially when using vanilla beans.

Here are a few links to those recipes:

Butter pecan ice cream: http://tinyurl.com/42r7b9t

Serious vanilla ice cream: http://tinyurl.com/56cdh6

Raspberry sherbet:  http://tinyurl.com/3ufesr4

Mango frozen yogurt:  http://tinyurl.com/3dfzt38

Cantaloupe sorbet (used only 1/2 cup sugar):  http://tinyurl.com/6pcjfp
keesan
response 246 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 19:37 UTC 2011

Where do you get ripe mangos?
edina
response 247 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 20:40 UTC 2011

Yes, the cost of milk and cream and eggs can be ridiculous.  My friend
made ice cream, and you could tell he cheaped out - and at that point,
just buy what's on sale at the store.
keesan
response 248 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 21:23 UTC 2011

The cheap ice cream at the store does not have eggs.
mary
response 249 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 22:15 UTC 2011

I got nice mangos at Krogers.

The cantaloupe sorbet came out great!  I used Midori instead of vodka.  It 
comes in at 88 calories a serving without resorting to artificial 
sweetener.  That's what I was looking to accomplish when I started this 
ice creeam making thing.
keesan
response 250 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 23:10 UTC 2011

You can get canned ripe mango pulp at Indian food stores.
mary
response 251 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 14:59 UTC 2011

Overnight guests tonight and I'd like to serve something a little 
different for breakfast.  So I had a trial-run of this recipe this morning 
and it's quite good.  I made enough crepes for tomorrow, will put together 
a fruit salad tonight, and the morning will be golden.  That's the plan at 
least. ;-)

http://tinyurl.com/4xvw22z
omni
response 252 of 253: Mark Unseen   Jul 20 23:48 UTC 2011

the best laid plans....
mary
response 253 of 253: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 20:58 UTC 2011

I've been making lots of familiar dishes lately so not much to link to 
here.  But for tonight I made a new recipe for Fried Rice with Tofu and 
it's very good.  The only change I made was in using brown rice.  This one 
is a keeper.

http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/tofu-fried-rice-10000000689956/
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