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Subject: Old Fashioned Tips-March 25-Hodge Podge Day
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> March 25, 2008
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> T O D A Y ' S   Q U O T E
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> HODGE PODGE DAY
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> A nice hodgepodge of recipes for us and our dog
> friends:)
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> GRILLED CAULIFLOWER OR BROCCOLI SALAD
> Catherine from http://www.herbs2u.net
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> 1 head of Cauliflower or 2 bunches of Broccoli
> Baby lettuce greens
> 1-2 hard boiled eggs per person
> Vinaigrette Dressing*
> Garlic Toast**
> 
> Cut and trim tough ends off, and cut cauliflower or broccoli 
> into quarters. Shell eggs, and using an egg slicer, slice 
> first one way and then rotate 90 degrees and re-slice, 
> winding up with diced egg. Set aside. Make dressing. 
> Rinse and dry greens. Grill flower quarters on indirect 
> heat, turning several times until they have deep grill marks 
> on all sides. Do not let burn. Immediately remove and cut 
> flower heads into bite size florets. It will take about 10-15 
> minutes total grilling time plus/minus depending on how 
> large the heads are.
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> Assemble salad: place a layer of greens on each plate, 
> center the diced egg in the middle, arrange florets around 
> egg. Top with dressing and serve with garlic toast.
> 
> * Vinaigrette Dressing:
> 3 tablespoons lemon juice
> 9 tablespoons olive oil
> 2 tablespoons minced mixed fresh herbs 
> (thyme, basil, rosemary, oregano or marjoram),
> or 1 tablespoon dried mixed herbs
> salt to taste
> 3 turns of pepper grinder
> 
> Place all in jar, cap and shake. Re-shake just before dressing 
> salad. ** Garlic Toast: Any bread can be toasted for this recipe. 
> While the cauliflower is grilling you can also toast the bread on 
> the grill if there is room. Allow several small pieces or one large 
> bread slice per person. You can also use your toaster. In a warm 
> (not hot) non-stick frying pan pour a thin layer of olive oil and 
> add either 1/2 teaspoon of fine dried garlic, or 1 teaspoon of 
> finely minced or pressed fresh garlic, and allow to infuse while 
> the flowers are grilling, stirring to disburse in oil. Keep an eye on 
> it, the pan should not be left unattended. When ready to serve, 
> use tongs to quickly dip one side of each piece of bread in the 
> hot oil, press 1-2 seconds and immediately lift and place on plates 
> oil side up. Pour any remaining oil either over the bread or into the 
> dressing jar just before shaking.
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> FREEZING MUSHROOMS
> I freeze button mushrooms. I don't wash them; don't even get them 
> wet. I cut off the stems, remove the top skin and slice them. Once 
> you do that much, they are basically cleaned to cook with. Then I 
> pack them into freezer bags dry and throw them in the freezer. If 
> I want to use them in soups, omelets, or whatever I just put a handful 
> of the slices in out of the bag. I've never had a problem with them. 
> ~jimarh
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> MICHELLE'S FAVORITE TEA SANDWICH
> I just thought that I would share this with you.
> I hope you like it! ~Michelle
> 
> Gorgonzola Pecan Sandwiches
> 
> Ingredients:
> Bread
> Butter
> Gorgonzola Cheese (Crumbled)
> Pecans (Dry roasted)
> Black Pepper
> 
> Butter the bread. Dry roast pecans (or walnuts) in a pan over 
> medium-high heat. Add to the cheese while still warm. Add 
> the pepper and mix it up. Spread as much or as little as you 
> want on the bread. Clean up the edges with a knife and cut 
> into your favorite shapes. I usually make sure I have a fresh 
> sandwich to pair it with (like cucumber) since it is strong in
> flavored.
> 
> DOG COOKIES
> Dog Treat Recipe from LisaA
> 
> Ingredients :
> 1/2 cup Cornmeal
> 6 tablespoons Oil
> 2/3 cup Water or meat broth
> 2 cups Whole wheat flour
> Rolling pin or drinking glass with straight sides
> Cookie cutters and Cookie sheet
> 
> Mix all ingredients together, using your hands or a
> heavy wooden spoon. If it feels too dry, add a few 
> drops of water. If it feels too wet, add a teaspoon of 
> flour at a time until it feels soft but not sticky. Careful 
> not to over-mix or the dough will get tough. Roll out to
> about 1/4" thick on a flour dusted surface, cut out with 
> any shape of cookie cutter. Place on cookie sheet. 
> Bake at 350 degrees F, about 30-35 minutes, or until 
> lightly golden.
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> More: Old fashioned oats recipes and tips---
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