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gmku 12.06.2009 04:04 PM

Share your recipes
 
Talk of late with knox and ~!@#$ got me thinking the talented SY crew probably know themselves some good food recipes. Care to share?

gmku 12.06.2009 04:48 PM

Or don't.

Fuckers.

knox 12.06.2009 05:46 PM

i got some. what are you looking for?

akprodr 12.06.2009 05:48 PM

Open box, put tray in microwave, punch some buttons, take out and eat.

works for a lot of different dishes

knox 12.06.2009 05:52 PM

I know I sound like a right cunt, but I also detest microwaves. I'm yet to taste something acceptable coming out of one of them. They are just evil and unnecessary.

gmku, i'll help you with a stroganoff meal if you promise to actually cook it.

SpectralJulianIsNotDead 12.06.2009 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by akprodr
Open box, put tray in microwave, punch some buttons, take out and eat.

works for a lot of different dishes


philistine


Anyways. . .

What do you want to make?

Most oven-top stuff I kind of just throw stuff together. I only really use recipes for baking and desserts.

Sauces you at first need recipes for, until you realize the mechanics of that sauce, then you can sort of do it by feel. Chicken Sate is my favorite to make. :)

gmku 12.06.2009 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
I know I sound like a right cunt, but I also detest microwaves. I'm yet to taste something acceptable coming out of one of them. They are just evil and unnecessary.

gmku, i'll help you with a stroganoff meal if you promise to actually cook it.


Of course! Why would I not cook it?

knox 12.06.2009 07:08 PM

ok, for two, you will need:

about 4 or 5 big potatoes
300 to 400g of sirloin
sour cream
red wine
brandy
dry herbs
black pepper (freshly ground)
salt
tabasco
worcestershire sauce
a small onion
two cloves of garlic
butter
olive oil
fresh salsa

of course not ALL the ingredients are essential.

for the potatoes:
you will peel them and slice them in big chunks, cook them in boiling water, drain the water. when the stroganoff recipe is almost ready, you will use two tablespoons of butter to slighly fry them with some fresh chopped salsa.

for the stroganoff:
you will chop the onions and garlic
slice the beef into strips
season with salt and pepper

heat some olive oil in a pot, add the garlic, then the onion
then add the strips and fry for a bit
just when they are not looking so raw you will pour a glass of red wine, one shot of brandy, and some worcesteshire sauce

put the lid on and let it cook for a bit, but remember to stir

put the temperature down

add dry herbs, more black pepper, even nutmeg if you like, some tabasco

REMEMBER TO STIR A BIT and thats really quick about, 5-8 mins
then you add 2-3 tablespoons of sour cream

the most common mistake people make is adding too much sour cream, making it soupy

it should be ready to serve with the potatoes now

and thats it

its good with red wine, or even beer

atsonicpark 12.06.2009 07:18 PM

semen
spaghetti
parmesan
ragu sauce

EVOLghost 12.06.2009 07:24 PM

I got a recipe for spotted dick. I'll post it later.

jon boy 12.06.2009 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
semen
spaghetti
parmesan
ragu sauce


did you get that from the eat your own cum recipe book? or is it one of your own?

knox 12.06.2009 07:53 PM

i forgot to say you can add any sort of chopped mushroom into the stroganoff.
and you gotta salt the water in which you boil the potatoes.

gmku 12.07.2009 08:32 AM

Thanks, knox. Sounds good. Think I'll try it this weekend. How much sour cream? 1/2 cup? When I've made stroganoff before, that is the one thing I've had trouble determining. I think I tended to use too much.

Pookie 12.07.2009 08:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmku
Thanks, knox. Sounds good. Think I'll try it this weekend. How much sour cream? 1/2 cup? When I've made stroganoff before, that is the one thing I've had trouble determining. I think I tended to use too much.

For 300g of beef you'll need about 200ml sour cream. You can just add a little at a time until it reaches the right consistency.

I'd also say that mushrooms are pretty essential. I always use a mixture of chestnut and shiitake mushrooms.

And don't forget to wear an apron; don't want to soil that Fred Perry.

Keeping It Simple 12.07.2009 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
I know I sound like a right cunt, but I also detest microwaves. I'm yet to taste something acceptable coming out of one of them. They are just evil and unnecessary.

gmku, i'll help you with a stroganoff meal if you promise to actually cook it.


I couldn't agree more.

notyourfiend 12.07.2009 10:06 AM

http://www.theppk.com/recipes/dbreci...p?RecipeID=449

this is the most delicious dish i've ever cooked.

plus, it's vegan!

Pookie 12.07.2009 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notyourfiend
http://www.theppk.com/recipes/dbreci...p?RecipeID=449

this is the most delicious dish i've ever cooked.

plus, it's vegan!

That looks fucking horrible.

!@#$%! 12.07.2009 01:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pookie
That looks fucking horrible.


im afraid i agree

plus the vegan angle is a major turnoff

and boiling green beans for 45 minutes is gross. green beans should be quickly steamed so they stay crunchy, not turn into sogwad.

i do appreciate the semi-thai impulse behind that soup though but i feel using potatos instead of green beans would yield better results.

and get rid of the eggplant and use tofu instead. or better yet-- pork.

Keeping It Simple 12.07.2009 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pookie
That looks fucking horrible.


When I look at that, I thank the Lord for this. :)

 

notyourfiend 12.07.2009 05:55 PM

Trust me, it's actually quite amazing. It doesn't look as incredible as it tastes but I've honestly never had a tastier soup. Even my carnivore fiends ask for seconds. If you don't like the eggplant, replace with chicken.

Glice 12.07.2009 06:25 PM

That looks like a fine meal to me. Although I'll agree that anything explicitly labelled 'vegan' is a massive turn-off for me. I'm fine with anything that's vegan on the quiet though.

gmku 12.07.2009 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
ok, for two, you will need:

about 4 or 5 big potatoes
300 to 400g of sirloin
sour cream
red wine
brandy
dry herbs
black pepper (freshly ground)
salt
tabasco
worcestershire sauce
a small onion
two cloves of garlic
butter
olive oil
fresh salsa

of course not ALL the ingredients are essential.

for the potatoes:
you will peel them and slice them in big chunks, cook them in boiling water, drain the water. when the stroganoff recipe is almost ready, you will use two tablespoons of butter to slighly fry them with some fresh chopped salsa.

for the stroganoff:
you will chop the onions and garlic
slice the beef into strips
season with salt and pepper

heat some olive oil in a pot, add the garlic, then the onion
then add the strips and fry for a bit
just when they are not looking so raw you will pour a glass of red wine, one shot of brandy, and some worcesteshire sauce

put the lid on and let it cook for a bit, but remember to stir

put the temperature down

add dry herbs, more black pepper, even nutmeg if you like, some tabasco

REMEMBER TO STIR A BIT and thats really quick about, 5-8 mins
then you add 2-3 tablespoons of sour cream

the most common mistake people make is adding too much sour cream, making it soupy

it should be ready to serve with the potatoes now

and thats it

its good with red wine, or even beer


You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to knox again.



Thank you, m'dear.

knox 12.07.2009 06:48 PM

i think 100ml of sour cream is enough for 300g of beef.

but i dont like it too liquid or soupy.

terminal pharmacy 12.07.2009 06:57 PM

 


and my version

 

Pookie 12.07.2009 06:58 PM

You'll need about 200ml for 300g of beef. But like I say, add it until you get the right consistency.

knox 12.07.2009 07:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pookie
You'll need about 200ml for 300g of beef. But like I say, add it until you get the right consistency.


this is why people prefer my recipe.

it doesn't have much cream running on their potatoes
and it doesnt look orange

let him try both and decide for himself

Pookie 12.07.2009 07:02 PM

What the hell are you talking about? Cream running on potatoes? Orange?

Why do you put orange in stroganoff? Is it some kind of weird East European thing, like boiled pork?

knox 12.07.2009 07:04 PM

stroganoff is an eastern european dish i believe?

by definition you'd have to use a slow cooker, and cook it for hours so the meat disintegrates, so this adaptation is so liberal that it allows as much sour cream as you'd like.

some people don't even use it at all.

sometimes the juices from the meat and the wine mixed with sour cream make it look slightly orangy, which i avoid.

floatingslowly 12.07.2009 07:05 PM

1 can of beans
handful of cheese
sour cream
tortilla
microwave


microwave can of beans for 1 minute 45 seconds.

microwave tortillas for about 10 seconds.

scoop beans onto tortilla.

sprinkle with cheese.

spoon on some sour cream.

fold ends of tortilla and roll it up.

enjoy!

Pookie 12.07.2009 07:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
stroganoff is an eastern european dish i believe?

by definition you'd have to use a slow cooker, and cook it for hours so the meat disintegrates, so this adaptation is so liberal that it allows as much sour cream as you'd like.

some people don't even use it at all.

Some people don't use your recipe? Are they mad?

knox 12.07.2009 07:07 PM

some people don't use 200ml of sour cream. are they mad?

but i meant sour cream, some recipes don't even require it.

knox 12.07.2009 07:09 PM

fast food wife.

Pookie 12.07.2009 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
fast food wife.

You've met her?

knox 12.07.2009 07:11 PM

yes it was sexy.

floatingslowly 12.07.2009 07:11 PM

some people let their wife make burritos. they are mad.

amerikangod 12.07.2009 07:14 PM

1 quart of my semen (fresh.)

Guzzle heartily.

This is the recipe for eternal happiness.

knox 12.07.2009 07:20 PM

salmon with passionfruit sauce

1 passionfruit
400/500g salmon steak
sugar
olive oil
honey
butter
some finely chopped salsa
salt - black pepper - the usual

step 1 - slice the fruit and put everything in a blender, including the seeds.
sieve it.

use a pan to melt some butter, add the salsa and the juice, let it boil.
use salt, honey, and a bit of sugar to season it.

use another pan to heat up some olive oil and put the salmon in, 3 mins each side.

pour the sauce on it, serve with mashed potatoes or something.

Pookie 12.07.2009 07:22 PM

Which weird 1970s cookery book are you getting these recipes from?

I can't wait for your recipe for prawn spoons.

jon boy 12.07.2009 07:23 PM

knee biscuits.

amerikangod 12.07.2009 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pookie
I suppose we should be grateful that nobody has been too obvious and said take a good spoonful of my semen and guzzle heartily.

EDIT: Doh!


As with all recipes, adhering to correct quantities of ingredients is essential. A spoonful of my semen will only offer 24 hours of intense happiness.


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