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Extractions: Honorable Mention 1996 Hot and Spicy Contest 2nd Place About our company About our dry rubs Recipes Newsletter Home dry rub (dri rub), n a mixture of spices and chiles, available in a variety of flavors, which is applied to meat, poultry, fish or vegetables before smoking or barbecuing. may also be mixed with wine or beer to make a paste to season the above when slow cooking indoors or out. also used in other creative ways, such as in dips. See: Salspray Company - makers of the Pepper Coast Products for David's Devil Dust Sprinkle Plenty Feather Dustings *, and Finessence *, available in three package sizes for your kitchen or retail shelf. *Winners - Fiery Foods Challenge Recipes from the Pepper Coast: Pepper Coast Pot Roast Spicy Onion Rings Smoked Salmon with Finessence Dusted Grilled Chicken Breasts ... Vegetarian (or not) Pasta The Recipes: Pepper Coast Pot Roast Everyone has heard of pot roast, but this is a roast with spice and a Southwestern attitude! 1 2-3 lb. pot roast (bottom round or chuck will do nicely)
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Extractions: The unique cooking system heats up faster, reduces flare ups and cooks all foods at a higher temperature, thereby searing in the delicious barbeque juices. Wide-ribbed for grilling steaks, chops, burgers or ribs, branding them with sear lines. The flip side, with its smooth surface is ideal for grilling delicate foods such as fish, seafood and vegetables.
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Extractions: Where to Buy With Easter approaching what better way to celebrate the holiday with family and friends than to fire up your MHP gas grill for some exciting cooking. For this holiday try serving up a delicious ham basted with a zesty peach sauce to give it that golden crusty appearance, aromatic scent and a wonderful flavor. Or, if you prefer, BBQing a leg-of-lamb is certainly a sure-fire way to capture the attention of your family and guests. To compliment the "Peachy Ham" include corn-on-the-cob and glazed carrots all of which can be done on the grill. The brightly colored vegetables will add a sparkling contrast to any table setting. Round out the main course with foiled wrapped potato slices done on the grill as well. To complete the menu prepare a toss salad with tomato wedges, cucumber and onion slices tossed with a light oil and vinegar dressing. For a closing touch to this hearty meal serve a lemon sorbert and a tray of mixed fresh fruit for desert. Dealer Inquires Welcomed
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Extractions: The Truth About BBQing It's the only type of cooking a "real" man will do. When a man volunteers to do such cooking, the following chain of events is put into motion: 1. The woman goes to the store. 2. The woman fixes the salad, vegetables and dessert. 3. The woman prepares the meat for cooking, places it on a tray along with the necessary cooking utensils, and takes it to the man, who is lounging beside the grill, drinking a beer. 4. The man places the meat on the grill. 5. The woman goes inside to set the table and check the vegetables. 6. The woman comes out to tell the man that the meat is burning. 7. The man takes the meat off the grill and hands it to the woman. 8. The woman prepares the plates and brings them to the table. 9. After eating, the woman clears the table and does the dishes. 10. The man asks the woman how she enjoyed "her night off." And, upon seeing her annoyed reaction, concludes that there's just no pleasing some women.
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Extractions: General Interest Displays If further information is required please contact convenors Elizabeth Kerr, Phone 8578 1020 and Monica Martin 8578 9018. Outdoor Cooking With Lyn Bain For the first time this year the Karoonda Farm Fair is hosting Lynn Bain, renowned outdoor food and travel writer. I have been writing regular outdoor food and travel articles for several magazines including Caravan World, Sporting Shooter, ASJ and fishing magazines for about nine years. I am a very keen fisherman, hunter and traveler. I love exploring the who, where and why of food scenes around Australia and an very excited about coming to the farm fair. Local lamb, pork, fruit, vegetables, olives and wine are all going to feature in the recipes that I am going to demonstrate and the fair. From preparing my own sausages to smoking food, I enjoy cooking. Add the outdoors, a fire and a few cam ovens and I am in heaven! Lynn Bain Braised Lamb Shanks with Onion Marmalade The lamb shanks and the onions form a perfect partnership in this recipe with the lamb and onions very slowly cooking together. The juices from the lamb melt the onions down into a delicious jaminess and the onions flavour the lamb shanks in that special way that onions have. Use either red or white wine in this recipe. The red tends to give a more robust flavour to the completed dish.
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Extractions: C owboy Caterin' evolved from a need discovered while packing pilgrims to the backcountry and cooking for them on extended trips. These same customers craved the outdoor and BBQ style cooking in their homes for their guests. E stablished in the 1970's, Cowboy Caterin' has grown to a well known company cooking as far west as Japan and as far east as New York, where we keep a pit big enough to handle as many as 500 people. M ost of our travel keeps us in the western states, with customers from the Napa Valley to Del Mar as well as a lot of work in Beverly Hills and Bel Air. U sing our own seasoning, our own bean recipe, salsas and procuring the best products available has enabled us to put out a top quality, consistent BBQ meal every time. We would rather explain the price to our customers than ever apologize for the quality. O ur party sizes have ranged from two to 2500 over the years.
Extractions: Full Review I have always been intrigued with the idea of spending a day cooking, but preparing enough food to eat for a month. I have heard people talk about doing this and it seems like such a great idea. So, I was really excited when I was offered from the books publisher. I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book to learn more. is a bit of a different kind of cookbook. It encourages the concept of spending a day (or several hours) cooking and then freezing those meals to eat over the next several days, weeks, or month. This book does more than provide the recipes, it provides valuable information on making this task easy on you.
Extractions: Full Review Ive always been loyal. Ive had the same core group of friends since high school. I prefer my grandmothers straight-stitch sewing machine to my ultra-modern Singer. So, when I got my George Foreman Lean Mean Fat Reducing Machine last year, I thought it would be a long-lasting relationship. When a close friend recently broke up with his long-time love and found himself in an empty kitchen, he knew who to call. I have enough equipment to outfit three ordinary kitchens and was only to happy to put together a box of essential equipment. Since he liked to eat (but not to cook), I threw in my Foreman grill, rationalizing that he needed it worse than I did.
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Extractions: Some Cooking Tips BBQing with Charcoal - Make sure there is a bottom screen in the grill to leave some air space for the fire to breathe. When setting up the coals in the grill, spread them out so there is an even layer covering the bottom. Then pile the coals in the center before lighting. When you can't hold your hand five inches over the fire for a count to five, the fire is ready for cooking. Then use a utensil to spread the coals out and put the grill on and cook! Great Burgers - Coming soon. HOT SPOTS Party Places Kids Birthdays
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Extractions: Home Community Culinary Tutorials Cook Book Reviews Search Home Culinary Student Journal Hello everyone... Nicko at Cheftalk has asked me to post journal entries to Cheftalk's "Day in the Life of a Culinary Student" board so that others considering the culinary field can see what I do at school and on the job. A quick background on me.... I'm 30, married, no kids and this is a career change. I will be attending Culinary School in September 2001. I have been accepted to the "Garnish Your Degree" (GYD) program at the Johnson and Wales Denver Campus. For those of you unfamiliar with the GYD program, it is a program for students who already have a bachelor's degree in anything. It's a one year accelerated program and I will earn my AA in Culinary Arts. I already have a Bachelor's degree in Business from Chico State University in Chico, California. I currently work a cubicle day job and work at a fine dining restaurant 2-4 nights a week. We are starting this post long before my school starts so I can post throughout my restaurant experience now and my transition into school and beyond. To catch you up with what a "newbie" or culinary student can expect, so far I have done the following in my first 6 months....
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