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REBAKED POTATO WITH TOFU-MUSHROOM STUFFING

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Serving Size : 4 Preparation Time :0:00
Categories : Vegetarian Main dish

Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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3/4 c Chopped onion
3/4 c Chopped mushrooms
1 tb Soy sauce
1/2 ts Sage
2 lg Baked potatoes
6 oz Soft tofu, mashed (3/4 c.)
1/4 ts Salt

In a skillet, combine onion, mushrooms, soy sauce and
sage. Cover and stew over low heat until mushrooms are
tnder, about 10 minutes.

Cut baked potatoes in half lengthwise. Carefully scoop
out insides, leaving a shell about 1/4 inch thick.

Puree scooped-out potato, tofu and salt in a food
processor, or whip them together by hand, making the
mixture as smooth as possible. Stir in all but a
quarter cup of the cooked mushroom-onion mixture. Fill
the potato shells and top each half with 1 tablespoon
of the reserved mushroom- onion mixture. Place
potatoes on a baking sheet in oven (or toaster oven)
and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Makes 4 potato
halves.

(From June, 1991 _Vegetarian Times_)

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  • Filed under: Misc Recipes
  • Peanut Chops

    Recipe

    PEANUT CHOPS

    Recipe By :
    Serving Size : 6 Preparation Time :0:00
    Categories : Vegetarian Upload

    Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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    6 sl Bread, rye — 1/2″ thick
    1 c Peanut butter, creamy
    3/4 c Milk, whole
    2 ea Eggs
    1/2 ts Salt
    1/8 ts Paprika
    Cracker crumbs

    Cut the crust from bread and divide in lengthwise
    strips (or trim to pork chop shape). Spread peanut
    butter on both sides of each strip.
    Add milk and seasonings to the eggs and beat
    thoroughly. Dip strips of bread into mixture, then
    into sifted cracker crumbs. Put into a greased bread
    pan and bake in hot oven, 450F, until golden brown.

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  • Filed under: Relishes, Spices
  • PEGGY AND BRUCE’S BAKED CHICKEN BREAST CASSEROLE

    Recipe By :
    Serving Size : 2 Preparation Time :0:00
    Categories : Poultry Casseroles

    Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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    2 x Large Chicken Breasts
    2 x Large PEI Potatoes
    4 x Large Carrots
    2 x Medium Onions
    1 t Oregano
    1 t Thyme
    1 t Rosemary
    1 t Paprika
    1 t Parsley
    1 t Garlic Powder
    1/4 c Olive Oil
    1 d Cayenne Pepper

    1) Combine all seasonings. Cut vegetables into large chunks.

    2) Put chicken breasts in casserole dish. Surround with vegetable chunks.
    Brush olive oil generously on all poultry and vegetables.

    3) Sprinkle spices on chicken only. Bake covered in a 350 F oven
    approximately 1 hour. Uncover and continue to bake until vegetables are
    crispy and the potatoes/chicken are browned.

    For a spicy variation, dash some worcestershire sauce and/or tobasco over
    the dish before baking.

    From the kitchen of Peggy and Bruce Travers,Cyberealm BBS Watertown NY
    315-786-1120

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    Title: NEW WAVE CHOCOLATE SPRITZ COOKIES
    Categories: Cookies
    Yield: 90 servings

    1 pk NESTLE Toll House semi-sweet
    -chocolate morsels (6 oz)
    1 c Butter, softened
    2/3 c Sugar
    1 t Vanilla extract
    2 Eggs
    2 1/2 c All-purpose flour
    1 cn Cinnamon candies (4 oz)

    Over hot (not boiling) water, melt Nestle Toll House semi-sweet chocolate
    morsels, stirring until smooth; set aside.

    In large mixer bowl, beat butter, sugar and vanilla extract until creamy.
    Beat in eggs. Stir in melted morsels. Gradually beat in flour. Cover dough;
    refrigerate 30-45 minutes.

    Preheat oven to 400’F. Place dough in cookie press fitted with star plate.
    Press dough into 2″ circles on ungreased cookie sheets; decorate with
    cinnamon candies.

    Bake 5 minutes or just until set. Let stand on cookie sheets 2 minutes.
    Remove from cookie sheets; cool completely.

    Makes about 7 1/2 dozen cookies.

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  • Filed under: Cookies
  • Pumpkin Soup With Split Peas

    Recipe By :
    Serving Size : 6 Preparation Time :0:00
    Categories : Soups/Stews Vegetables
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    Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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    1/4 Lb split peas
    4 Cups Nonfat Veg Chicken Broth, Low Sod — Or Water
    1 Pound pumpkin — peel, chop
    1 onion — chopped
    1 Strip bacon — or beef
    salt and pepper
    mixed fresh or dried herbs
    fresh thyme
    fresh parsley — chopped

    Rinse split peas in cold water then add to stock in a large, heavy pot. Add
    pumpkin, onion, beef, salt and pepper, mixed herbs and thyme. Simmer
    gently, partly covered, until peas and pumpkin are tender. Season to taste
    with salt and pepper and serve hot, trimmed with parsley.

    makes 6 servings

    Origin: The Gazette; Le Caribec

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    NOTES : Cal 95.7
    Fat 0.8g
    Carb 16.2g
    Fib 17.7g
    Pro 6.4g
    Sod 298mg
    CFF 5.1%

  • Filed under: Breakfast
  • Tujagues Pecan Pie

    Recipe

    Title: Tujague’s Pecan Pie
    Categories: Pies, Nuts, Cajun
    Yield: 6 -8

    1 9-inch unbaked pie shell
    3 Eggs
    1 c Sugar
    2/3 c Dark Karo syrup
    2 tb Butter, melted
    1 ts Vanilla extract
    1/8 ts Salt
    3 tb Armagnac or other brandy
    1 1/2 c Pecan halves

    (Introduction by Malcolm Hébert)

    When the French settled in New Orleans they discovered the pecan. And
    they promptly made good use of it by creating pecan brittle, pecan
    pralines, pecan sauce and of course pecan pie. The first pecans I
    ever ate came from my Grandmother’s pecan tree in her backyard. Every
    Christmas she would send a 50 pound gunny sack of pecans to my
    mother. My Grandmother’s pecans were not those tasteless thin shelled
    kind; hers had thick shells with just as much shell as meat and 10
    times more taste.

    This recipe for pecan pie is from my mother’s uncle whose family owned
    Tujague’s restaurant in New Orleans for more than 70 years.

    Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. In a glass mixing bowl beat the eggs,
    blending in the sugar, syrup, butter, vanilla, salt, Armagnac and
    pecans. Pour the mixture into the pie shell and bake 10 minutes.
    Lower the oven to 350 degrees and bake 30 minutes or until a wooden
    skewer or knife inserted into the pie comes out clean. Cool on a wire
    rack. Serves 6-8. Walt MM

    (Many thanks to Christopher Hébert for providing the recipe.)

    MMMMM

  • Filed under: Vegetables
  • Zesty Fruit Salad

    Recipe

    Title: ZESTY FRUIT SALAD
    Categories: Vegetarian, Vegan, Salads
    Yield: 6 servings

    ———————JALAPENO DRESSING———————
    2 tb Fresh cilantro; chopped
    2 tb Lime juice
    1 sm Jalapeno chili; seeded and
    1 tb Vegetable oil
    2 ts Sugar
    -very finely chopped

    —————————SALAD—————————
    1 md Papaya; peeled, seeded and
    2 Kiwifruit; peeled and cut up
    -seeded
    -cut into 1″ pieces
    2 Starfruit; thinly sliced and
    2 c Strawberries; cut in half

    Dressing: Mix all ingredients.

    Salad: Toss all ingredients. Serve on salad greens if
    desired.

    From DEEANNE’s recipe files

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  • Filed under: Chinese, Relishes, Salads, Vegetables
  • Title: PLUM PUDDING WITH GRAND MARNIER HARD SAUCE
    Categories: Desserts
    Yield: 1 recipe

    2 c Chopped walnuts
    1 3/4 c Dried currants
    1 3/4 c Golden raisins
    3/4 c Chopped candied orange peel
    3/4 c Chopped candied lemon peel
    1/2 c Chopped candied citron
    1 c All purpose flour
    1 ts Salt
    1 ts Ground allspice
    1/2 ts Ground ginger
    2 c Dried fresh breadcrumbs,
    -lightly toasted
    1 c Light brown sugar, firmly
    -packed
    3 Eggs, beaten to blend
    1/3 lb Ground suet
    1 Granny Smith apple, cored
    -and finely chopped
    1 Carrot, peeled and grated
    1/4 c Fresh orange juice
    1/4 c Grand Marnier
    1/4 c Cognac

    —————–GRAND MARNIER HARD SAUCE—————–
    1 c Unsalted butter, room temp
    3 c Powdered sugar, sifted
    1/4 c Grand Marnier
    1 Egg yolk

    Preheat oven to 400F. Butter a 2 1/2-quart pudding
    mold or crock. Line with waxed paper and butter paper.
    Combine first six ingredients in large bowl. Mix in
    flour, salt, allspice and ginger. Add breadcrumbs,
    brown sugar, eggs, suet, apple, carrot, orange juice
    and Grand Marnier and mix well. Pack tightly into
    prepared mold. Cover with sheet of parchment or waxed
    paper cut t fit top. Set mold in roasting pan. Add
    enough boiling water to pan to reach halfway up sides
    of mold. Cover roasting pan. Bake five hours, adding
    more boiling water to pan as necessary to maintain
    water level.

    Remove mold from pan and lift off paper. Pour Cognac
    over pudding and

    replace paper. Cover tightly with foil. Cool to room
    temperature. Refrigerate at least three days to mellow
    flavors. (Can be stored in refrigerator up to three
    months.)

    When ready to serve: Preheat oven to 400F. Set mold
    in roasting pan;

    discard foil. Add enough boiling water to reach
    halfway up sides of mold. Cover roasting pan. Bake
    until hot, about 2 hours. Discard paper. Invert
    pudding onto platter. Cut into wedges to serve. Pass
    sauce separately.

    Grand Marnier Hard Sauce, Makes about two cups:

    Cream butter and sugar in processor until light and
    fluffy, about one minute. Add Grand Marneir and egg
    yolk and process until smooth. Transfer to serving
    bowl. Refrigerate until firm. Bring to room
    temperature before serving.

    Bon Appetit, Vol. 29, No. 12, DEC 1984, P. 114, Kelly,
    O. Submitted By RUFUS@MELBPC.ORG.AU On TUE, 28 NOV
    1995 171617 +1100

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  • Filed under: American, Pasta
  • HERMAN WHEAT’N’HONEY STARTER

    Recipe By :
    Serving Size : 1 Preparation Time :0:00
    Categories : Breadmaker Breads

    Amount Measure Ingredient — Preparation Method
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    1/2 c Honey — or brown sugar
    1/3 c Warm water
    2 tb Yeast
    2 c Milk
    1 c Whole wheat flour
    1 c White flour — or unbleached
    1 tb Ginger
    1/2 c Whole wheat flour
    1/2 c White flour — or unbleached
    1/4 c Honey — or brown sugar 1/4 t

    Stir well. Keep in refrigerator. Sprinkle ginger and 1 T. honey or
    brown sugar over warm water. Sprinkle yeast over this and stir. Let
    stand in warm place to double in size, about 10 minutes. Mix milk,
    rest of honey or brown sugar, flours yeast mixture in a glass
    container, about the size of a gallon Pyrex jar. Stir, using only a
    wooden spoon, since metal objects will retard Herman’s growth. Leave
    the cover on loosely or place a glass plate over the top of the
    container so Herman can breathe. Herman doubles, even triples at time
    of vigorous rising. Place Herman in a warm place overnight. Next day
    refrigerate, loosely covered, and stir each day. This is very
    important with Wheat’n’Honey Herman Starter as more gases form in the
    container and are released during stirring. Formation of this gas may
    cause the starter to appear darker on top before stirring each day,
    but this is OK. On the 5th day measure out 1 c. Herman for baking and
    another cup to give to a friend, if you wish, then feed the Herman
    you have left, thusly: SEE ABOVE From day 5 on you may bake with
    Herman any day you wish, always making sure you have one full cup
    left for feeding. Feed Herman every five days. If you have a lot
    left, feed him only 1 T. honey or brown sugar. If you have one cup or
    a little more left, add the same ingredients as you did on the 5th
    day.

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    Title: TEMPEH FAJITAS WITH PICO DE GALLO
    Categories: Vegetarian, Main dish, Tex-mex
    Yield: 4 servings

    ———————–PICO DE GALLO———————–
    1 Clove garlic, minced
    1 md Mild onion, finely chopped
    1 md Tomato, finely chopped
    1 c Loosely packed cilantro
    Leaves, finely chopped
    1 Serrano pepper, seeded and
    Minced
    1/4 ts Salt

    ————————–FAJITAS————————–
    2 Cloves, garlic, minced
    1/3 c Fresh lime juice
    8 oz Tempeh, thawed
    2 tb Olive oil
    1/2 c Vegetable stock or water
    1 ts Soy sauce
    4 Whole wheat tortillas

    Pico de Gallo: Combine garlic, onion, tomato and
    cilantro in a bowl. Add serrano pepper and salt to
    taste. Set aside.

    Fajitas: Whisk together garlic and lime juice and pour
    over tempeh in a flat dish. Cover and let marinate in
    the refrigerator for several hours, turning tempeh
    occasionally.

    Drain tempeh. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a medium-sized
    skillet over moderate heat. Brown tempeh on both
    sides, adding an additional tablespoon oil if
    necessary. Add stock or water and cover pan tightly.
    Steam until liquid is almost absorbed, then add soy
    sauce and turn tempeh to coat. Cover and cook away
    remaining liquid. Remove tempeh from pan and cut into
    thin strips.

    Wrap tortillas in aluminum foil or place in a tightly
    covered pan. Warm in a moderate oven for several
    minutes. Remove from oven. Arrange tempeh strips down
    the middle of each tortilla, spoon Pico de Gallo on
    top, and fold or roll up. Serve immediately with extra
    sauce. Makes 4 fajitas.

    (From November, 1992 _Vegetarian Times_)

    -=+Dianne in Freeport, Texas+=-
    “Que la fuerza vaya contigo.”

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  • Filed under: Soups, Vegetarian
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