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Message 200113 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 14:16:28 UTC
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Your recipies for favorite dishes can be shared and tried by all in this thread.

Thanks to Seti we have a global melting pot of possible gourmet chefs here, share the recipies for your favorite dish!!

(I would like one for a decent Cajun Chicken)
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Message 200144 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 15:00:00 UTC


You know Spectrum , given Cafe Seti and its Snack Bar is an international one, then we have a variety of recipes for all tastes, specially for delicate gourmets .
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Message 200146 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 15:04:07 UTC - in response to Message 200144.  


You know Spectrum , given Cafe Seti and its Snack Bar is an international one, then we have a variety of recipes for all tastes, specially for delicate gourmets .


This is true, so we can share and enjoy the culinary delights of many countries, or eat baked beans on toast :(
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Message 200171 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 15:39:13 UTC - in response to Message 200146.  


You know Spectrum , given Cafe Seti and its Snack Bar is an international one, then we have a variety of recipes for all tastes, specially for delicate gourmets .


This is true, so we can share and enjoy the culinary delights of many countries, or eat baked beans on toast :(



Like fried Cat?
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Message 200202 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 16:13:50 UTC


Yes my dear Captain, fried cat is very delicious, and we take it always as an "hors d'oeuvre" before our main dish which is rabbit in orange sauce , with a lot of snails in garlic as setting.
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Message 200490 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 22:38:41 UTC - in response to Message 200171.  


You know Spectrum , given Cafe Seti and its Snack Bar is an international one, then we have a variety of recipes for all tastes, specially for delicate gourmets .


This is true, so we can share and enjoy the culinary delights of many countries, or eat baked beans on toast :(



Like fried Cat?



Dont' you start, Fuzzy would be shocked!!

I need a good Cajun chicken recipe or rabbit dishes.
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Message 200491 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 22:39:07 UTC - in response to Message 200171.  
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Anyone have any good summer dishes?
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Message 200502 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 22:48:04 UTC - in response to Message 200490.  


Like fried Cat?



Dont' you start, Fuzzy would be shocked!!






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Message 200517 - Posted: 1 Dec 2005, 22:59:14 UTC - in response to Message 200491.  
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Anyone have any good summer dishes?


This is what I eat in the summer.

Tofu and Cous Cous salad.

1 yellow pepper
2 tomatoes
bunch of spring onions
Table spoon of capers
2 sticks of celery
pack of smoked tofu
pines nuts
100g of Cous Cous
crushed garlic to taste

This is roughly what I put in.

Prepare the cous cous, usually 1 part boiling water to 1 part cous cous.
Chop up pepper,spring onions, celery and tomatoes and add to cous cous.. throw in the capers.

Chop up tofu in chunks and fry with a little garlic and the pine nuts till lightly golden.

Chuck em in with the other stuff.

Add the dressing:

Dressing:

1 part sunflower oil to 2 parts white wine vinegar. (I think it's that way round). 1 tsp of mustard and 1 tsp of honey.

[Edit]Sorry, can't help you with the rabbit or chicken as I don't eat meat.[/Edit]

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Message 200852 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 4:08:09 UTC


Hiya dear Es99, nice to see you here,how is doing Madame Hev? My greetings to her. As for the summer dishes , normally i use a special yoghurt preserved in slight texture bags. When i put this yoghurt in the refrigerator , it sweats(perspires), so when i want to consume it , i rub my tiny pieces of bread to the outward perspiration of the yoghurt in that bag and i eat . This recipe has 2 advantages :first you don't get fat , second it's very economic, you save money and the yoghurt both.
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Message 200989 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 8:33:46 UTC - in response to Message 200852.  


Hiya dear Es99, nice to see you here,how is doing Madame Hev? My greetings to her. As for the summer dishes , normally i use a special yoghurt preserved in slight texture bags. When i put this yoghurt in the refrigerator , it sweats(perspires), so when i want to consume it , i rub my tiny pieces of bread to the outward perspiration of the yoghurt in that bag and i eat . This recipe has 2 advantages :first you don't get fat , second it's very economic, you save money and the yoghurt both.




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Message 200992 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 8:46:29 UTC
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Message 201017 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 10:00:18 UTC
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Dogbytes, in my country we make soup usually with cockerels and to neutralize the cock flavour we add some uranium sulfate and we send these soup packets all around the world.

P.S. A consommer avec moderation !
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Message 201048 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 11:22:11 UTC - in response to Message 201017.  
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Dogbytes, in my country we make soup usually with cockerels and to neutralize the cock flavour we add some uranium sulfate and we send these soup packets all around the world.

P.S. A consommer avec moderation !


Potassium nitrate would make that soup rather limp. Yellow cake should be used for making naneh sangak.

Defense a mangez les chose atomique! Pardon my French...

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Message 201050 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 11:25:19 UTC - in response to Message 201017.  

Dogbytes, in my country we make soup usually with cockerels and to neutralize the cock flavour we add some uranium sulfate and we send these soup packets all around the world.

P.S. A consommer avec moderation !



Anyone been glowing in the dark lately?
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Message 201103 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 13:36:24 UTC


Oh Spectrum, if you see some people glowing in the dark, surely it is not due to our specialuranium soups,they might have simply consumed some anidride phosphoric or a lot of marine protozoans and noctilucs.


Dogbytes, i know by experience that trinitrotoluene used in soup would transform everyone into joyful limps. On the other hand, in this era of hight technology , all our "sangak bakeries" became very modern laboratories making yellow cake just to use it in Nanotechnology. So you will be disappointed if you want tasting our very delicious "nane-sangak", because you will not find a piece of it.
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Message 201172 - Posted: 2 Dec 2005, 15:31:53 UTC - in response to Message 201050.  

Dogbytes, in my country we make soup usually with cockerels and to neutralize the cock flavour we add some uranium sulfate and we send these soup packets all around the world.

P.S. A consommer avec moderation !



Anyone been glowing in the dark lately?



Do you know what is lightly breaded and glows in the dark?

Chicken Kiev!!!

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Message 202172 - Posted: 3 Dec 2005, 18:03:44 UTC
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nm, read the other post... ;-)
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Message 202173 - Posted: 3 Dec 2005, 18:04:21 UTC - in response to Message 202172.  
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Personally, being from a cajun and native american background, i've never taken a liking to cooking with 'crayons/colours'... But, I've got an open mind and who could possibly, especially if you are male, pass these up? : Something Juicy...

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