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Category Archives: Recipes
Frybread Recipe
In which I try to explain how to make frybread. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Foods From Childhood, Friends, Recipes
Tagged comfort food, cooking, cooking with little food, delicious, Family, food, fried bread, friends, fry bread, frybread, indian, Indian tacos, life, life in general, Native, Native American, Native foods, ndn, Recipe, Recipes, tasty
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Foods From Childhood: Dad’s Country(?) Fried Chicken
Headed over to a friend’s house tonight for dinner, and I was wondering how to prepare the chicken I offered to bring. The other part of the meal consists of cheesy potatoes, so I wanted something tasty and goes with … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Foods From Childhood, Recipes
Tagged baked chicken, Baking, chicken, delicious, easy, egg, eggs, family recipe, flour, food, fried chicken, fun, garlic powder, meals, oil, oven, quick and easy, Recipe, Recipes, salt, simple, stovetop, tasty
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Oyakodon!
Well, it has been relatively uneventful until today. Today we had to go to the DMV to get a Driver’s Record for Josh. He was given the heads up about a medical transport job and he is likely to get … Continue reading
Posted in Asian-Inspired, Friends, Japanese Food, Recipes
Tagged chicken, delicious, dinner, easy, easy Japanese food, easy to cook, egg, egg-chicken dish, eggs, food, Japanese, Japanese Food, lunch, mirin, onion, Oyakodon, Recipe, Recipes, rice, soy sauce, Sugar, tasty
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Experimental Cooking: Savory Crepes! (v1)
You read correctly: Crepes! I was looking through my kitchen and (after having to throw a fair amount of forgotten food away. π¦Β ) I was uncertain what I should make for dinner. I started to flip through my cookbook … Continue reading
Posted in Experimental Cooking, Recipes
Tagged basil, canned tuna, cheap, chives, cook, cooking, crepes, dinner, egg, eggs, experimental cooking, flour, food, green onion, hard boiled, inexpensive, lunch, mayo, mayonnaise, meal, milk, quick and easy, Recipe, Recipes, salt, savory crepes, soy sauce, Sugar, tasty, tuna, water
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Burgers with Cheese inside
Burgers with the cheese on the inside! Continue reading
Posted in Experimental Cooking, Recipes
Tagged burgers, cheddar, cheddar cheese, cheese, cheese inside, dinner ideas, easy burgers, easy lunch, easy recipe, egg, feta, feta cheese, food, griddle, ground, ground beef, ground meat, hamburger, hamburgers, Italian seasoning, lunch, meals, meat, minced onion, onion, oregano, quick and easy, quick and easy burgers, Quick Dinner, quick dinner ideas, quick lunch, Recipe, Recipes, seasonings, tasty
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Dinner Double-Header
Two recipes for the (non) price of one! Continue reading
Posted in Asian-Inspired, Experimental Cooking, Foods From Childhood, Life in General, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged angel hair, angel hair pasta, California Mix, cheese, chicken, condensed chicken soup, cooking, cream of chicken, cream of chicken soup, dinner, easy to cook dinners, egg, eggs, fast dinners, food, garlic, green beans, onion, pasta, peas, potato, potatoes, quick, quick and easy, Recipe, Recipes, tuna, tuna casserole, yam, yams
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Chicken Noodle Salad
This recipe comes to me from my two best college friends! It of course has my own slight variations (which everyone does to their own taste) and is a great recipe! Today’s picture is from my dinner the other night. … Continue reading
Posted in Asian-Inspired, Friends, Recipes
Tagged 30 min, angel hair, angel hair pasta, carrot, cheese, chicken, chicken noodle salad, cooking, cooking time, cooking time 30 min, easy, food, garlic, noodle salad, noodles, pasta, potstickers, quick, quick and easy, Recipe, Recipes, rice vinegar, sauce, sesame oil, shredded carrot, soy, soy sauce
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Experimental Cooking: Cinnamon Swirl Bread
Okay. This recipe is VERY involved. As in set aside at least 3 hours to make it, maybe 3.5 (though a lot of that is rising). It ended up really tasty! Here is the recipe! Cinnamon-Swirl Bread Ingredients 1 tbsp. … Continue reading
Posted in Baked Goods, Experimental Cooking, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged amazing, Baking, bread, butter, Cinnamon, cinnamon-sugar, cinnamon-swirl, cinnamon-swirl bread, delicious, experimental cooking, flour, food, milk, salt, scalding milk, Sugar, sweet, sweet bread, sweets, tasty, yeast
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Experimental Cooking: Food-Chan Yaki
Hokay, I have made another tasty thing when experimenting tonight. It is tasty for sure. I will post it as I made it, but I will likely modify it over and over again. It is loosely based on the recipe … Continue reading
Posted in Experimental Cooking, Japanese Food, Recipes
Tagged broccoli, brown sugar, butter, Carrots, cauliflower, Chan-Chan Yaki, chicken, cooking, eggs, experimental, experimental cooking, food, making food, margarine, mirin, miso, Recipe, soy sauce, Sugar, wok cooking, Yaki
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