Re: [CH] Recipes
Rosemary Basil (rosemarybasil@yahoo.com)
Sun, 21 Mar 1999 17:03:15 -0800 (PST)
Hey Tony, Sorry I can't resist comment.
I agree 100% and I loved that Eeyore idea of a recipe. Simplicitic and
elegant and cheap! And best if home grown & good for you too, YUM!
That's how I like to cook!
grow baby grow!
Rose
---Tony <tony@nzol.net.nz> wrote:
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> Eeyore wrote:
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> >I have been making chile oil for many years>
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> Hi All
> Without wishing to prolong the to post or not to post recipe thread.
> I think that if folks just copy and post endless recipes, without
> intimate knowledge or trying them, the list would soon soon bog down
> into thousands of recipes that are only useful to "recipe collectors".
> There are plenty of sites on the web for that.
> I quote the chile oil recipe from Eeyore as an example of a practical
> and tried method. Not some complicated affair copied from some exotic
> cookbook.
>
> As summer comes to an end here. Lots of Red Savinas and lots of fish
off
> the beach.
> For tea last night: 1 Snapper fillet. In food processor 1 Red sav,
> little paprika, sprig of coriander, salt and olive oil. Whizz.
> Place fish on cooking foil, pour sauce over plus a squeeze of lime
> juice. Fold the foil to make a "tent". Pop in hot 400'f oven fro 7
to 10
> minutes or until fish is white and flakes easily.
>
> I had to buy the foil, salt and olive oil.
>
> Tony Flynn
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