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How many new recipes will you try in 2021? Expand your cooking skills! Experience new flavors! Cook healthy at home!
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2021 Try New Recipes Challenge
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How many new recipes will you try in 2021? Expand your cooking skills! Experience new flavors! Cook healthy at home!
Share recipes or links and let us know how it worked out.
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Here are a couple of bok choy recipes I have used.
Bok Choy Chicken
Garlic Bok Choy
If you can't find baby bok choy, just use regular bok choy.
Bok Choy Chicken
Garlic Bok Choy
If you can't find baby bok choy, just use regular bok choy.
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This was so good DH ate it and he doesn't like sweet potatoes.
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I made half a recipe of the tahini butter for the two of us and it was still more than we needed. If it survives the evening (I'm eating leftovers with a spoon) I'm sure I can find something to put it on. I made it without the added salt, I thought the soy sauce was enough. The sesame seeds also got left off because I ran out of time. The sauce is definitely a keeper.
Sweet Potatoes With Tahini Butter Recipe
Carla Lalli Music, a food writer and editor, is vehemently opposed to roasting sweet potatoes “I don’t understand why people are constantly roasting them,” she says “Roasting just makes them more fibrous and leathery, and they never, ever really get crispy.” Instead, she posits that steaming...
I made half a recipe of the tahini butter for the two of us and it was still more than we needed. If it survives the evening (I'm eating leftovers with a spoon) I'm sure I can find something to put it on. I made it without the added salt, I thought the soy sauce was enough. The sesame seeds also got left off because I ran out of time. The sauce is definitely a keeper.
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I made these today, easy and pretty good. Bisquick-based. I think I made them once before.
Chocolate-Almond Scones
The rich chocolate and almond flavor of these scones is perfect for breakfast, brunch or a snack anytime you want.
www.bettycrocker.com
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Made this with ground pork. You could use turkey, chicken or TVP.
www.hellofresh.co.uk
I did not have the ketjap manis so I added a little garlic and ginger for additional flavor. Also, DH doesn't eat peppers so I left those out. Any quick cooking vegetable you like can be substituted here.
We had it over cauliflower rice, to make it low carb.
Thai Rice Bowl with Pork & Green Beans Recipe | HelloFresh
This Thai Rice Bowl with Pork & Green Beans is bursting full of flavours and make the perfect dinner night option, from HelloFresh. Cook up a fresh start!
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I did not have the ketjap manis so I added a little garlic and ginger for additional flavor. Also, DH doesn't eat peppers so I left those out. Any quick cooking vegetable you like can be substituted here.
We had it over cauliflower rice, to make it low carb.
CH- That dish looks good. I was thinking ground chicken or shrimp with green onions and sesame seeds. I'll have to try it!
DS2 is attempting to make challah bread with sesame on top. I bought an Israeli bread making book years ago at the Museum of Natural Science as they had a presentation of the Dead Sea Scrolls. I purchased soaps made with dead sea minerals in it as well. We hope the bread turns out!
DS2 is attempting to make challah bread with sesame on top. I bought an Israeli bread making book years ago at the Museum of Natural Science as they had a presentation of the Dead Sea Scrolls. I purchased soaps made with dead sea minerals in it as well. We hope the bread turns out!
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Here's the Swedish Meatballs I made in the instant pot. I used the walmart meatballs. So far they are our favorite. I would add 1/2 cup to 1 cup more noodles. It was a little too much sauce.
Swedish Meatballs
Swedish Meatballs
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Thanks jetts.....I printed it out and putting the ingredients on my grocery list....I'm going try it!!!! It looks easy enough....
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I'm pretty happy to have tried a new recipe today. One of our local groceries sells a hot mustard made in house that we really like, but it's $6 for a small squeeze bottle. We don't buy it much. Today I was going through a stack of recipes and copying them into a big binder I have for all sorts of mixes and copycat recipes. As I searched for a blank space to write a recipe, I ran across a recipe for hot mustard. It's been in the binder at least 20 yrs, but I've never tried it. So I did. It's so simple, and it tastes very close to the one from the store. I wish I had tried it before, but better late than never. I think I've found yet another lifetime recipe for something I'll never have to buy again.
In case anyone else has a hankering for homemade hot mustard, here are the magic ingredients.
Homemade Hot Mustard
Dry mustard
Sugar
All purpose flour
Cider vinegar
Mix equal parts dry ingredients. Moisten with vinegar. Store up to several weeks in tight container in fridge.
That's it! Stupid-simple. I give myself bonus points for saving a little round fat bellied mustard jar just because it was cute. Now it will be cute with a purpose. 🙂
In case anyone else has a hankering for homemade hot mustard, here are the magic ingredients.
Homemade Hot Mustard
Dry mustard
Sugar
All purpose flour
Cider vinegar
Mix equal parts dry ingredients. Moisten with vinegar. Store up to several weeks in tight container in fridge.
That's it! Stupid-simple. I give myself bonus points for saving a little round fat bellied mustard jar just because it was cute. Now it will be cute with a purpose. 🙂
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Tried this last night, we have a winner!
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Used a regular bun, slaw on the side, and HM thousand island sauce. (It's ketchup, mayo, and pickle relish mixed together).
I've made hot mustard by mixing mustard powder and water. A tsp of powder and a few drops of water are enough. You could get fancy and use a few drops of white wine.
Kansas Beef Council - Reuben Burger
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Used a regular bun, slaw on the side, and HM thousand island sauce. (It's ketchup, mayo, and pickle relish mixed together).
I've made hot mustard by mixing mustard powder and water. A tsp of powder and a few drops of water are enough. You could get fancy and use a few drops of white wine.
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Thanks for the 1000 Island recipe. It should be good with the HM pumpernickel I recently found. We never buy 1k Island because we don't eat it much, so it gets tossed. Should work for fake Big Mac sauce on burgers, too.
Don't have any corned beef but a kraut/Swiss burger sounds good anyway. Might have to try that.
Don't have any corned beef but a kraut/Swiss burger sounds good anyway. Might have to try that.
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I make my own mustard from seeds and sell it at a farmers market. I have to avoid sodium now (old age...ugh) so here is the entire recipe:
mustard seeds
vinegar.
My favorite right now is 1/2c yellow mustard seeds with 1/2cup brown mustard seeds. About 1 1/2 cups malt vinegar. Let it soak several days or a week if you forget about it, on the counter. Room temp is fine.
Then, grind it up. I use stick blenders but they do burn out after about 20 batches.
If you soak it in a wide mouth quart jar, the stick blender fits in to grind right in the jar.
Sometimes it's a tad dry and needs more vinegar, or people like a smoother mustard. Add more vinegar.
Then put it in jars and let it sit at least 3 more days. It will taste super harsh right after you grind it up. Mellows with age, usually.
Any color or mix of colors of seeds, and any vinegar you like.
The one that sells the best (and I charge more) is yellow seeds with balsamic vinegar.
Apple cider vinegar is a good basic one to use with any seeds and extracts a hotter flavor from brown seeds than other vinegars.
In a pinch I've used distilled vinegar and it was fine!
mustard seeds
vinegar.
My favorite right now is 1/2c yellow mustard seeds with 1/2cup brown mustard seeds. About 1 1/2 cups malt vinegar. Let it soak several days or a week if you forget about it, on the counter. Room temp is fine.
Then, grind it up. I use stick blenders but they do burn out after about 20 batches.
If you soak it in a wide mouth quart jar, the stick blender fits in to grind right in the jar.
Sometimes it's a tad dry and needs more vinegar, or people like a smoother mustard. Add more vinegar.
Then put it in jars and let it sit at least 3 more days. It will taste super harsh right after you grind it up. Mellows with age, usually.
Any color or mix of colors of seeds, and any vinegar you like.
The one that sells the best (and I charge more) is yellow seeds with balsamic vinegar.
Apple cider vinegar is a good basic one to use with any seeds and extracts a hotter flavor from brown seeds than other vinegars.
In a pinch I've used distilled vinegar and it was fine!
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Thanks, Maggie. We need to cut salt where possible,, too.
I found quite a few mustard recipes, going through the loose recipes, plus a bunch more in the DIY groceries books. Love those books! I'm happy about the sweet/hot mustard recipe because it's so simple and we like the store version so much but we go in streaks eating it. We used to buy it for months and then suddenly it just lost its appeal , so it would get tossed. Then the price went way up a few yrs ago and we just don't buy it at all. Now that I can make it so easily and cheap, we can have it any time we want. Gotta stock up on mustard powder. We're going to the food co-op in GR in 5 wks or so, and I'm hoping to find some interesting seeds, too. I like different flavors of mustard so will be trying some new things. I've made basic mustard in the past that was never very good, and I lost interest, but now that I have a base recipe we like, I'm enthused again. I know, simple things for simple minds and all. 🤣
I found quite a few mustard recipes, going through the loose recipes, plus a bunch more in the DIY groceries books. Love those books! I'm happy about the sweet/hot mustard recipe because it's so simple and we like the store version so much but we go in streaks eating it. We used to buy it for months and then suddenly it just lost its appeal , so it would get tossed. Then the price went way up a few yrs ago and we just don't buy it at all. Now that I can make it so easily and cheap, we can have it any time we want. Gotta stock up on mustard powder. We're going to the food co-op in GR in 5 wks or so, and I'm hoping to find some interesting seeds, too. I like different flavors of mustard so will be trying some new things. I've made basic mustard in the past that was never very good, and I lost interest, but now that I have a base recipe we like, I'm enthused again. I know, simple things for simple minds and all. 🤣
I wanted a fab tasting baked fish recipe and made this. I made the topping as directed with mayo and also made the topping using tartar sauce (instead of mayo) as some readers suggested. Either way is a winner.
I don't use the broiler, so I baked it until the topping was golden ( 25-30 min as my fillets were thick).
DS2 rated this 9/10. I think it's restaurant quality!
Crunchy Pecorino Baked Cod Recipe | Allrecipes
I don't use the broiler, so I baked it until the topping was golden ( 25-30 min as my fillets were thick).
DS2 rated this 9/10. I think it's restaurant quality!
Crunchy Pecorino Baked Cod Recipe | Allrecipes
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Tried this tonight: Roast Pumpkin, Spinach and Feta Salad
It was okay. The pumpkin didn't "caramelize". I thought the dressing was too sweet, would leave out the honey next time. DH wasn't thrilled with it either so I probably won't make it again.
It was okay. The pumpkin didn't "caramelize". I thought the dressing was too sweet, would leave out the honey next time. DH wasn't thrilled with it either so I probably won't make it again.
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Took this to a potluck dinner. Got compliments on the flavor, unfortunately it did not set or bake through in the center. Possibly too much water from the zucchini? It cooked 30 mins and sat 30 mins afterward, wrapped in a towel. I'm re-baking the leftovers.
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Going to try it again with less zucchini and slightly longer cook time. If I don't have to rush out the door I can let it go as long as it needs.
Also, didn't care for the stick of butter in the pan. The butter pooled up in the corners and made them really salty. Would be better if the melted butter was mixed into the batter, and the pan was just greased a little.
Corn and Zucchini Casserole | Mandy's Recipe Box
Corn & Zucchini Casserole - An easy cornbread casserole filled with corn and fresh zucchini.
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Going to try it again with less zucchini and slightly longer cook time. If I don't have to rush out the door I can let it go as long as it needs.
Also, didn't care for the stick of butter in the pan. The butter pooled up in the corners and made them really salty. Would be better if the melted butter was mixed into the batter, and the pan was just greased a little.
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I have a cornbread-squash casserole I like to make that is probably similar. The difference is you bake it in 2 round cake pans, not one casserole dish. I like to freeze one of them afterwards. So you might try 2 smaller pans and see if that solves the problem.
I'm giving this a whirl for dinner. It's chicken breast in a garlic/sundried tomato/basil/chicken broth/cream sauce and placed on top of a flat noodle (fettucine? linguine?) or a rice.
Keto substitutions could be mashed cauliflower or spinach instead of rice or noodles.
Chicken Milano Recipe | Allrecipes
Keto substitutions could be mashed cauliflower or spinach instead of rice or noodles.
Chicken Milano Recipe | Allrecipes
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I found a Ovaltine Brownie recipe to try this week. It will never be used otherwise. Something hubby bought. It also has cocoa powder. Fingers crossed it is worth repeating. I was happy I tried the peanut butter oatmeal cookies, have made those several times.
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