The Recipe Pages - 9
Decedent Brownies
Ingredients
Chocolate
Glaze
Whipped
Cream (optional)
Fresh Mint
(Optional)
Brownies
1. Melt chocolate with shortening over warm water; cool slightly.
2. Blend together eggs, sugar, vanilla and salt; stir in chocolate mixture, then the flour. Fold in walnuts. Turn into well-greased 8-inch square pan.
3. Bake at 325° for about 40 minutes.
4. Spoon cherry pie filling over hot brownies; spread carefully. Let cool.
5. Spread Chocolate Glaze over brownies.
6. Serve with a dollop of whipped cream and a sprig of fresh mint.
Glaze
Melt chocolate.
Blend in butter and light corn syrup. Stir in powdered sugar, milk and
vanilla; mix well.
Moondragon
Souvlaki With Tzaziki
Place
the meat in a large bowl. Pour in the wine and sprinkle with minced garlic,
oregano, cumin, and
lemon strips.
Drizzle with olive oil, cover tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate
overnight, or at
least 4-6
hours. Shake or stir the mixture several times during the marination period.
(Note, to make
it easier,
mix all the marinade ingredients together and combine with the meat in
a gallon size zip
type plastic
bag.)
About 30
minutes before serving, drain off and discard the marinade. Thread the
chunks of meat onto
long skewers,
brushing with a little olive oil.
Over medium
coals, barbeque the souvlaki until it's done the way you like it. Or broil
if indoors is the
only way
you can.
Serve on
a bed of rice or on pita bread, and pass the Tzaziki to spoon on top.
SERVES
4-6
Tzaziki
Line
a colander or sieve with cheesecloth (I've used coffee filters also) and
set it over a bowl. Pour in
the yogurt
and allow it to drip for an hour or so. After the yogurt has drained, combine
it, in a small
bowl, with
the cucumber and the garlic. Cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap and
refrigerate until
just before
serving. While the meat is cooking, drizzle the olive oil over the surface,
and without
stirring,
sprinkle on the salt. It needs no mixing - your guest will do that when
they dollop it onto
their souvlaki.
(This also makes for a really good salad dressing)
MAKES: About
3 cups
Moondragon
1. Chop
or grate dark chocolate into small pieces. Melt chocolate and cream in
double boiler. Remove
from heat
and whisk in liqueur and zest until blended, cool to room temperature.
2. Fold in 3 ounces of white chocolate that has been chopped into chunks and the macadamia nuts.
3. Transfer to a covered bowl and place in refrigerator overnight.
4. Form
chocolate into approx. 1" balls ( a melon baller works good). Place on
waxed paper and again
refrigerator
overnight.
5. Melt
white chocolate in double boiler. Dip truffles and place on waxed paper
lined baking sheets. (I
would suggest
doing this in small batches, keeping the extras refrigerated until you
need them)
6. Before
the chocolate has completely hardened, decorate with chocolate sprinkles
and finely
chopped
macadamia nuts.
How many
truffles will depend on size you make them.
Moondragon
I like this
one, however, I'm quite partial to good brown ales. This one is a very
easy recipe for
beginners
to make, with not alot of time between making and enjoying. This recipe
assumes that you
know the
basic's and how to brew. If you've never done this before, check out the
link.
Nut &
Honey Brown Ale
Specifics
Recipe
type: Extract
Batch Size:
5 gal.
Time in
Boil: 1 hr. 10 min.
Primary
Fermentation: 5-7 Days
Secondary
Fermentation: None
Ingredients:
Procedure:
1. Bring
2.5 gal of water in pot to just before boil.
2. Add
the Nut Brown Malt Extract.
3. Add
Amber Malt at Boil. Add Honey next.
4. Add
1 1/2 oz. of Hops.
5. Just
after boil breaks, boil for about 45 min.
6. At the
1 hour mark, add the last 1/2 oz. of Hops and continue for additional 10
min.
7. Remove
from heat, cool, then rack to primary fermentor and add enough cold water
to bring it up
to 5 gallon
mark.
8. Pitch
the yeast (your method)
9. Ferment
at 60-70°(F) for 5-7 days, or until fermentation stops.
10. Rack
and add 3/4 cup Dextros and bottle, or follow your bottle/Kegging method.
Does this
satisfy your request Lady G ? Or would you like more. You know I can never
say no to you.
In the
words of Charles Papazian, one of home brewings Gurus- "Relax, Don't worry,
have a Home
Brew"
Brighest
Blessings
Link: http://hbd.org/brewery/index.html
Moondragon
Filling
12 ounces
lean ground lamb or ground beef
1 medium
onion, chopped
3/4 teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce
Salt, freshly
ground pepper to taste
1-2 tablespoons
beef broth or stock
1 egg white,
frothed lightly with a fork
Pastry:
1. In a
large mixing bowl, sift together the flour and salt.
2. Add
the butter and cut into flour until the mixture resembles fine bread crumbs.
3. Mix
in enough cold water to hold mixture together.
4. Form
into a ball. Wrap in wax paper or plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator
for 30-45 minutes.
Filling
and Assembly:
1. Cook
meat until it is no longer pink; drain thoroughly and add onion, Worcestershire
sauce, salt,
pepper
and just enough stock or broth to moisten the mixture.
2. Heat oven to 350 degrees.
3. Roll
pastry on a floured board to a 1/8-inch thickness. Cut into rounds; depending
on preference,
they can
be from 3 to 6 inches in diameter.
4. Spoon
filling onto the bottom half of each circle; fold over and crimp edges
tightly. Brush lightly
with egg
white and cut three slashes in top of each.
5. Place on flat baking sheet. Bake until golden, 30 to 35 minutes. Serve hot
Moondragon
cut one large onion, add 2 tsp. of
butter (olive oil) in frying pan fry until onion is soft, and add to sauce
pan (do not drain oil, add it all in)
This is your basic sauce, add salt to taste, and if you wish add meat or any other filler, such as green peppers, egg plant, etc.enjoy:)
AndrUlster@aol.com
(Note: the more sunflower seed oil
you add, the more poly unsaturated fat you add...but it is necessary to
consume fats in the diet...)
Combine the ingredients in a 20 oz. water bottle, close the lid, and shake well. That's it!
*Makes about 1 3/4 Cups per serving
Dose: * 10-50 lbs: 1/2 serving
* 51-99 lbs: 2/3 serving
* 100-200 lbs: 1 serving
Claudia Chaney