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Old 04-27-2001, 07:40 AM
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Come on guys, is this the best you can do? Try these (previously posted as in the slamon recipe thread):

2 lbs. yukon gold potatoes, thinly sliced
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil, divided
1 2 lb. salmon filet, pin bones removed
1 cup mixed country olives, pitted
1 Tbs. fresh basil leaves, sliced
kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
Preheat oven to 425?F.
Spread the potatoes in a thin layer on a large, heavy baking dish. Drizzle the olive oil over the potatoes, reserving 3 Tbs. Place the salmon on top of the potatoes; scatter the olives and basil leaves on top. Drizzle with reserved olive oil; sprinkle with kosher salt and generous grinds of coarse pepper.
Roast 20-30 minutes until fish flakes when pricked with a fork. Shake the pan a few times while roasting to distribute the fish juices into the potatoes.

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1 2 lb. salmon filet, pin bones removed
1/2 cup red (barley) miso
2 Tbs. dry mustard
1 Tbs. sugar
1 tsp. freshly ground pepper

Heat broiler until very hot. Place salmon (skin side down) on broiler pan coated with non-stick cooking spray. Combine remaining ingredients and spread evenly on the salmon. Broil 2" from heat source for 15-25 minutes (broilers vary widely in temperature) until top is crusty, a little blackened and fish flakes easily when pricked with a fork. One note-you may want to rotate your broiler pan halfway through the broiling time as salmon filets are thicker on one end than the other and broiler heat is mostly uneven.
Serve with sprigs of fresh cilantro and lime or lemon wedges for squeezing. Meyer lemons are especially good!
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Old 04-27-2001, 09:10 AM
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Oven baked pancakes

Beat two eggs
Add 1/2 cup milk, 1/2 cup flour, 1 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp salt. (Salt doesnt' count, I'm up to four). Melt 1 tbsp of butter in pie pan. Cook in oven at 325 for 25 minutes.

Great plain!! (We put lemon curd on ours, but that would be six.....)

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Old 04-27-2001, 11:30 PM
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Here are two dishes with five ingredients!
(avocado, soy, wasabi, potatos, foia gras)

1. Warm avocado "sashimi" - Take a a very good avocado, ripe but a bit firm. Halve deseed, season and bake quickly in 400 degrees oven(usaully i'll saute in extra viring, but no oil in the list), just till warm. Slice and serve immidietlywith soy-wasabi sauce. it's important to put the soy sauce on when still hot, I drizzle on it istead of serving on the side.

2. Foia Graeed Potato - Take a patoto(yokun gold or any other creamy). Cover in alominium foil and bury inside a coal grill. If you don't have one just bake in 500 degree oven and bake till almost burnt on the outside. Cut in half and serve with raw foia gras the same way you'll do with butter. Sprinke some sea salt and frshly ground black pepper.

Two simples dishes both are awsome with very pure flavores.
How's that's for the challenge.

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Old 04-28-2001, 05:38 AM
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This will clog my arteries for sure but...
Strip Steak, Wine, anchovies, garlic,and butter. Sear it Pittsburg Style. yummmm!
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Old 04-28-2001, 09:28 AM
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Artic char
Jicama
cara cara orange
cilantro
lime juice.

make a relish with the jicama,orange,lime and cilantro.
slice the char paper thin,drizzel with lime juice and season with kosher salt and fresh ground white pepper. Fill the slices with a little relish and roll like a cigar and chill. I then skewer these cigars like a satay and grill very quickly,serve as a app.I have different dips or condiments etc, that I serve with this but I would be over the limit.

celery heary,feta and baby cinnamen basil mint salad

peeled and thinly sliced celery
lemon juice
olive oil
dry packed feta
basil mint
S&P
mix all ingrediants and thats it.

chilled melon soup
charlyn melon peeled and seeded
white wine
lemon juice
granulated sugar
tiny melon balls
purre everything in a food proccessor except the balls
strain through a china cap and serve with the baby balls.
A little side note!! At work I simmer the melon balls with a vanilla bean and sautern,cool then garnish
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Old 04-28-2001, 12:27 PM
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Dear foodnfoto:

I think that this qualifies for the 5 ingredient dish.

CHILI PASTA:

100g of small pasta shapes.

150-200g purple sprouting broccoli spears with their skin peeled off.

75g coarsely crumbed stale bread.

4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil.

1 teaspoon dried chili flakes

1 garlic clove, very finely chopped.

Put 2 table spoons of extra virgin olive oil into a large pan add the crumbs and toss to coat them evenly.

Place the pan over low to moderate heat and cook, stirring as necessary, until the crumbs are toasted and golden. Put the crumbs into a warmed bowl, season with salt and keep warm.

Cook the pasta in plenty of fast boiling salted water and steam the broccoli, making sure that they are both slightly undercooked. When vegetable and pasta are almost ready, add the garlic and chili to the frying pan with the remaining 2 table spoons of extra virgin olive oil and heat gently until hot (less than a minute).

Draw the pan quickly away from the heat and add the drained broccoli and pasta. Turn them in the pungently flavored oil until every spear and pasta shape are coated. Add the fried bread-crumbs. Toss again briefly and serve.
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Old 04-28-2001, 09:06 PM
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Pasta
Cream
Morels
tarragon
Makers Mark
Salt and pepper
Incredible Pasta!!!!!

Beet soup....
saute onion add peeled beets cover with water
cook, puree, runn through chine cap, top with sherry vinegar and sugar redux and a goat cheese crumble....serve cold

Valharona and cream...

BLT.....really good thick bacon cooked crisp, really big juicy fresh tomato (German with yellow flesh and pink veins is pretty good), ice berg (yep, I know, but that's my lettuce of choice on this sandwich), mayo and white bread, layer it into a club....roll up your selves and get out the paper towels. ONLY 2 more monthes until tomatoes are here!!!

MOFO your pasta reads wonderfully

Foie Gras, a fruit adn a bitter green...YES!!!
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Old 04-29-2001, 06:07 AM
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1.Chocolate
0.butter (this gets a free pass, right?)
2.sugar
3.eggs

Chocolate Molton Cake...since I get two more ingredients...

4 & 5. Breyers Vanilla Icecream (cream & vanilla)


MMMMMMMMMMMM...
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Old 04-29-2001, 01:59 PM
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Easy - Lemon Pepper Chicken
1. Chicken breasts
2. Lemon juice
3. Fresh rosemary
4. Fresh thyme
5. Dirty rice

Marinate chicken overnight in covered 9 x 13 pan with lemon juice (1/2 cup?), water to cover, rosemary, thyme and cracked black pepper. Bake at 375 for approximately 40 minutes, until liquid is just about boiling. Serve over rice. Done! Made this for my (now) wife on our first date. Worked pretty well, don't you think? ;-)
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Old 04-30-2001, 10:13 AM
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5 tbl butter
1/4 cup fresh basil
1-2 large shallots
1/2 cup parmesan cheese
10 oz. of tortelli


saute all ingredients except parm cheese
cook pasta according to package
when pasta is finished toss with butter sauce and parm cheese
garnish with some basil and enjoy
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Old 04-30-2001, 02:23 PM
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Lets see only 5 ? OK , lets try this ...

#1
Butter
Minced Garlic
Fresh Basil
White Wine (I recomend a fruity one )
Heavy Cream
S&P to taste
And your choice of pasta

#2
1 Beefsteak tomato
3 oz. Shitaki mushroom(diced)
Minced Garlic
2 oz. Smoaked Provalone Cheese(diced)
1/2 tsp. lemon zest


Saute garlic,mushrooms,and zest.In a 1/2
Tbl. of butter . Then cool to room temp.

Top and clean tomato to make a cup.
Save the meat of the tomato .
Combine saute mix w/tomato(corse chop)and
cheese.
Set oven to 350 and bake untill cheese
melts and forms golden crust.

Serve and enjoy !
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Boy, I go away for a few days and you guys start making up new rules and wild cards (gimmies) to the game! Hee- Hee-hee.
Five ingredients means 5. That's 5, total. Period.
The only gimmies are salt, pepper, and water. (No butter, oil or pasta.)
Shroomgirl, yours win so far. Most original and imaginative. Cape Chef, yours sound yummy too!!!!
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#1
Avocado
Jalapeno
Tomato
Lime Juice
Tortilla chips
Nothing beats guac. on a hot summer's day.

#2
2 slices of brioche
Gorgonzola
Ripe Pears
Watercress
Butter
One of the greatest grilled cheese's you can ever make.

#3
Graham crackers
Hershey's chocolate
Marshmellows
A stick found in the woods
Embers from the dying fire
Now, this is what I call perfection!!!
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rock shrimp
Shredded bok choy
slivered ginger
spring roll wrapper
peanut oil for frying
Blanch and chiffanade bok choy in water seasoned with salt,shock and wring dry. Assemble everything in the spring roll wrapper,fold and roll. Heat peanut oil to 350 degrees,fry,pat dry and serve with asian dipping sauces etc..I can't give you a recipe for a sauce!!! I'll be over the count
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OH my gosh, gorgonzolla, pears and broiche grilled cheese sandwich....I'm there

Pancetta
porcini
gorgonzolla
cream
Pasta
Salt and pepper
Rich, yummy...I adore the pancetta, porcini gorgonzolla combo... usually add flat leaf parsley,garlic and scallion tops to cut the fat....but a green salad with viniagrette will do the same
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