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Flambe Shrimps

I buyed some U-15 shrimps, I peel them, stuffed with some chesse, envolve them with a little bacon and cook them with some Tequila on them, then I trow a lightened match on them and Voila!

I also made some special "gravy-like stuff" to complete, boiled vegetables and as a dessert a bran cookie :D
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Isidour wrote:Flambe Shrimps

I buyed some U-15 shrimps, I peel them, stuffed with some chesse, envolve them with a little bacon and cook them with some Tequila on them, then I trow a lightened match on them and Voila!
Wow! Very gourmet, Isidour.

I made Tomato Basil Drop Biscuits for supper today, a recipe I found in a magazine. I thought they were pretty good, but I think I prefer regular, flavourless biscuits better.
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thanks, I like that what I eat be as good as it taste :D :P

today my tummy hurts, so I didn´t eated anything :(
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Today I baked a Graham Cracker Cake with 7-Minute Brown Sugar Frosting. Everything was going just peachily until it came time to take the cake layers out of the pans. Although I thought I had greased and floured the pans liberally, the cake wouldn't come out when I inverted it over a plate. Each layer ended up getting pulled out in about 6 to 8 big chunks and a whole lot of crumbs, which I tried to piece and squish together as best I could. (The cake layers also didn't rise, although I used just the amount of baking powder the recipe called for.) Frosting this low, crumbly confection was a little difficult, but the finished product turned out very closely resembling a cake. It tasted great, too.
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5-minute low-fat ravioli. What fun, what fun. :roll:

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mm...I just finishe baking spicy roasted pumpkin seeds. I used fresh pumpkin seeds, and combine it with oil, cayenne pepper, cunim, garlic powerder, tabasco sauce, and salt to create this wonderful snack!
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well i heated up some soup, with toast if that counts?! :?
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idobelieveinfairiesido wrote:well i heated up some soup, with toast if that counts?! :?
Yep, that counts! :P

Today for breakfast, I made a BPT. :D
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BPT? Bacon Potato Tomato?

Microwaved some fake-chicken nuggest. Then went to the mall and had some corn dog nuggets and lemonade. Then went to a church thing and had pizza. So I did minimal cooking today.

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Escapay wrote:BPT? Bacon Potato Tomato?
No, but that reminds me of that episode of The Golden Girls where Sophia and Rose are selling sandwiches to construction workers. :lol:

Anyways, back on topic, BPT stands for Bacon Pickle Tomato. :P
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Robin Hood wrote:
Escapay wrote:BPT? Bacon Potato Tomato?
No, but that reminds me of that episode of The Golden Girls where Sophia and Rose are selling sandwiches to construction workers. :lol:
Dorothy: Hi Rose, what are you making?
Rose: It's...(quickly) BaconLettuceAndPotato...
Sophia: You need to work on it, Rose.

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I made something simple as breakfast:

Red chilaquiles with chiken :P

I also added some smashed beans with some panela chesse and orange juice n_n
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Isidour wrote:I made something simple as breakfast:

Red chilaquiles with chiken :P

I also added some smashed beans with some panela chesse and orange juice n_n
That doesn't sound very simple to me! I call a bowl of Shreddies and a cup of milk simple. (That's what I had for breakfast today.)

I forgot to post yesterday that I made Honey Garlic Appetizer Meatballs for supper, and they were absolutely delicious! I found the recipe in a milk cookbook called Cook Milk in Any Flavour You Like. Unfortunately there were no leftovers after that one night, but I'll definitely make them again some day.
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Banana Bread - I ate too much of it, now I feel sick.
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Chocolate Chunk Cookies...mmmmmm.....
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I made some banana,blueberries and chocolate brownies
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For dinner I made one of my favorite Barbequed Chicken PIzzas.

Quite simple to make, you just make regular pizza dough.

Instead of tomatoe sauce you use your favoirte barbeque sauce.

Put cheese on it, than put pieces of chicken all over the top.

Bake it at 400 Degress Farenheit, for about 12 minnutes.

Wala, terrific pizza.

Yummy Yummy.
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I made Amish Macaroni Salad. I liked it, but the vinegary flavour of it was just a tad too strong.
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Popcorn Chicken :P
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Robin Hood wrote:Popcorn Chicken :P
thats always good. I dislike chicken wings. That explains why I ate some Chicken kickers today.
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