The Filling Station, Cooking recipes Options

[K.]

I thought a thread for those of us whom like to cook

So the theme of this thread is basically sharing of cooking recipes, and poss feedback on other people's contributions, if possible when making replies please at least try to include a recipe of your own as to keep the thread going

Ok I guess I'll start with a little something thats been in my family for a few generations.......

K's CHICKEN CURRY - Tandoori (style) Chicken

Ingredients:

Up to 4 Skinless Chicken Breasts (1 Breast = 1 Portion)

175ml Natural (plain) Low Fat Yogurt

1 Teaspoon of Garam Masala

1 Teaspoon of Ginger Pulp (cut a finger off a root, trim the exterior off so that you are left with a 2cm cube and then pulp it).

1 tsp Garlic Pulp (a good 3 or 4 cloves pulped).

1 – 1½ Teaspoon Chili Powder – OPTIONAL to taste.

¼ Teaspoon of Turmeric

1 Teaspoon Ground Coriander

1 Tablespoon of Lemon Juice

1 Teaspoon of Salt

A few drops of red food coloring – OPTIONAL (Depends if you really care if it looks authentic Tandoori or not. Real Tandoori is red due to the clay ovens they use I think... I sure as hell will stick to my nice modern fan oven)

2 Tablespoons of Corn Oil

Equipment:

1 Large Bowl

1 Suitably Sized Oven-proof Dish (you will need to be able to lay the chicken breasts top to tail next to each other snugly)

A Sharp Knife

A Chopping Board

Cooking Instructions:

1.MAKING THE MARINADE
Mix together the Yogurt, Garam Masala, Ginger, Garlic, Chili Powder, Turmeric, Ground Coriander, Lemon Juice, Salt, Red Food Coloring and Corn Oil. Mix well.

2.SCORE THE CHICKEN
Take your sharp knife and first separate the smaller fillets on the underside of the breasts. Then score both the main breasts and mini fillets diagonally, nearly through to the other side but not quite. This will give the maximum absorbs ion of the marinade.

3.MARINATION
Place all the chicken into the marinade, making sure all the chicken is coated... try to leave a layer of marinade covering all the chicken in the bowl. Cover with cling film (if you care... ie if you have other things in your fridge you don't want to be tainted by the curry scent) and place in the fridge for at least 3 hours.

4.COOKING
Preheat your oven to 240 degrees (225-230 degrees for fan ovens). Whilst preheating the oven move the chicken breasts from the marinade to the oven-proof dish, carefully lifting them up out of the marinade and letting them drip the excess off back into the marinade (this is important as you only want to coat the chicken not drown it in the marinade). Place the breasts and fillets top to tail and snug in the dish. Whack it in the oven for about 25 minutes and sit on your ass in front of the telly!

5.SERVING
Once cooked you can dish up... either with Fresh Mixed Salad Leaves, Lime Wedges and Chopped Tomatoes, Into Large Rolls, Over Rice or with just Naan Bread and Honey & Pepper Yogurt Dip.

6.BE AMAZED AT THE LACK OF EFFORT


Additional note!

I discovered something amazing! If you mix up the yogurt and the spices but leave out the oil until you've coated the chicken in the bowl and then add the oil and roughly mix it between the chicken bits... It makes it cook richer in flavour because the yougurt sticks and marinates deeper... the oils only added to help it cook and not burn in the oven so it just sits around the chicken as it cooks... BLOOMIN MARVELOUS! MMMMMMMM. Oh and I used 3/4 tsp of ground ginger instead of root but that had minor effects.

hope you all enjoy this

props to Aki for the idea

[Qrbrrbl]

You've clearly never done this, you only eat pizza

[K.]

sorry but i cant accept your accusation as it wasn't backed up by a recipe!

1 bowl
add kellogs cornflakes
add cold fresh milk
nom!

[Magik6]

sorry but i cant accept your accusation as it wasn't backed up by a recipe!

1 bowl
add kellogs cornflakes
add cold fresh milk
nom!

You forgot the sugar

[Lawpf2001]

might have to try that curry recipe.

icing sugar + water and mix
put icing sugar on ritch tea biscuit. done.

[Magik6]

icing sugar + water and mix
put icing sugar on ritch tea biscuit. done.

lol, might have to try this

[Lawpf2001]

its good but not so good for the teeth or if your a calorie counter. we used to make this quite a lot at school.

[MonkeyFiend]

mmm curry sounds nice - although dont think we have corn oil, guess it wouldn't make a difference to use an alternative oil.

Also regarding rich tea biscuits with icing... has already been done(ish):

[Lawpf2001]

i love party rings.

i go on the site a fair bit http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/

shows you how to make high street faves and other cool things.

[Lawpf2001]

party rings- http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/project/254/1

[Lawpf2001]

party rings- http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/project/254/1

[MonkeyFiend]

Monkey Insansity Coffee BBQ Sauce Concoction:

250g chopped onions
60ml cider vinegar
60g brown sugar
125ml strong espresso
125ml worcestershire sauce
125ml tomato ketchup
1.5 tablespoons chili powder
2 cloves of garlic
1 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 Habanero pepper with seeds*

*can exchange habanero for scotch bonnets, wouldn't advise more than 1.

1. Stick all the above in a blender.
2. Avoid contact with eyes
3. Win.

[EDit: thinking about it, I havent made this since I was a student, meaning Foxx hasn't experienced its greatness. Am now considering getting the ingredients and making some ]

[kermit]

Sweet Potato Sheppard's Pie


4 large sweet potato's
2 pounds hamburger
1 med red onion
1 red pepper
1 orange sweet pepper
1 can peas
1 can corn


Fry onion & peppers
Brown hamburger meat
chop in 1 inch squares sweet potato's boil and mash
I n lrg casserole dish put brown beef, followed by onion/pepper mix. Spread evenly over mixture can of pies and corn. spread mash potato's over .

Cook in oven at 400 for 30 mins


Makes 8 portions

[K.]

kermit

what is the "1 can pies"? can you expand on this?

[Magik6]

'Peas' I imagine it's just a typo

[MonkeyFiend]

disappointed... I was hoping for pies in a can

[Pandora92]

i love party rings.

i go on the site a fair bit http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/

shows you how to make high street faves and other cool things.

I love you.

[fido77]

this is a nice thread

i'm not good with recipes but i do cook. i made this dish a while back and it seems to be a hit with everyone who eats it:

i get some fajita chicken meat, a can of cream of mushroom, some jalapenos, brown rice, and some marble cheese(but whatever cheese you like would be fine)

cook the rice
cook the chicken if u have to(the chicken i get is already cooked)
place the chicken in an oven safe dish
pour the cream of mushroom in and jalapenos and the juice from the jalapenos and the rice
mix it up well
place layers of cheese on top
preheat the oven to about 375 degrees farenhiet(dont know what that is in celsius)
put the damn food in the oven and let cook till the cheese is well melted
eat that shit up

if i forgot anything, oh well

[K.]

is there a name for your culinary delight fido?

Toast + Marmite!

You will either Love it or Hate it!

[kermit]

kermit

what is the "1 can pies"? can you expand on this?

Sorry K it was peas, I guess i can't type as good as i thought