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Salmon Patties (Thursday, September 8, 2005 - 3:01:58 PM) [Post a Comment]

If you enjoy salmon patties you will love these:

1 can 14-15 oz can of salmon
dash of salt
dash of pepper
3 slices of Orowheat Jewish Rye Bread, toasted and processed into tiny breadcrumbs
4 eggs
4 sausage links--Jimmy Dean fully cooked  original sausage links, chop up finely

Mix all ingregents
Make into hamburger size patties.
Cook in oven for 30 minutes at 300 degrees.

I like to make up the patties and store them in a plastic container in the fridge. That way I can cook them up whenever I want.  They keep in the fridge for about a week.
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Baklava zoom zoom (Friday, August 5, 2005 - 6:15:04 PM) [Post a Comment]

Oh this is so good!!!  Baklava can be time consuming and a several day process.  I do not have time for long drawn out cooking projects.  This is my version of Baklava.  I also reduced the sugar but added more realbutter. We had two friends over who are food conisours and they said the Baklava was as good as what they have had at the Greek resturant.

                   Baklava zoom zoom

  • 1 pack phyllo dough
  • 5-6 cups walnuts chopped (I used two bags with 2 1/2 cups in each bag = 5 cups)
  • 1 cup real butter
  • 1/2 cups sugar
  • 3 TBS honey
  • 1/2 cups water
  • 1 lemon peel
  • 2 dashes of cinnamon

 

-Preheat oven to 175 C or 250 F

-Melt butter

-In a bowl mix walnuts, a dash of cinnamon, sugar, 1TBS honey, melted butter

-Butter a baking pan

-Place 4 phyllo sheets at the bottom, making sure that you butter the bottom of the baking pan

- alternate 4 phyllo sheets and walnut filling

-finish the top layer with a layer of walnut filling

-Cut baklava into individual servings before baking!

-Bake for an hour

-Let cool in fridge for an hour

-In a sauce pan bring to a boil 2TBS honey, water, lemon peel and a dash of cinnamon  

-Let boil for 2-3 minutes

-Remove lemon peel  

-Pour warm syrup over cold baklava

 


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a good read (Monday, July 18, 2005 - 1:48:30 PM) [Post a Comment]

My summer is filled with reading. I love to read, and I devour books. I am reading a delicious book by Ruth Reichl Garlic and Sapphires.  It is a delicious story of one woman's opportunity to be a restaurant food critic. The book has recipes scatter through out and Don is going to make one of the recipes,  something called Gougeres, some sorta of cheese biscuit/ puffy thing that supposedly melts in the mouth.  The author made them sound divine. I'll let you know.
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quiz (Wednesday, June 1, 2005 - 5:39:47 PM) [Post a Comment]


You Are The Key Character
"It's what I was meant to do."

You are the true enigma. No one knows much about you, you do not understand much of yourself, and your life seems to carry no purpose. Yet regardless of everything around you - everyone knows that you are here for some reason, even if no one yet knows what that is. Things seem to simply fall into place for you. Almost as though some force is working either through you, for you, or around you. No matter your troubles, ou have been sent here to unlock something. This is your destiny.

Which Classic Story Role Do You Play?
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The Descent (Wednesday, May 11, 2005 - 5:44:36 PM) [View Comment or Post a Comment]

The Descent

The descent has started again. 
The depression, the moral struggles
that I want nothing to do with approach
me.  I am fighting differently (this time)
but too it is only a matter of time. 
I know the smell of the descent to hell.
Its winds are touching the sails of my soul.

Carolaina 2005
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