Showing posts with label Side Dishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Side Dishes. Show all posts

Friday, 30 March 2012

French Toast





Here is a recipe for the well known breakfast item – French toast. French toast is very popular all across the United States and Europe. It is also known as ‘Eggy Bread’ in parts of the United Kingdom. The process to making French toast is very simple; slices of bread are dipped in an egg mixture and then fried on a griddle or in a pan. Most of the flavor comes from ingredients such as cinnamon and vanilla extract. This recipe calls for Texas toast, which is a thicker type of sliced white bread. If you can’t find it any type of white bread will work as well. Serve with butter, syrup and/or fruit. Enjoy.

Quiche Lorraine



The basic ingredients of this recipe include eggs, bacon and cheddar cheese. There are a lot of ways you can change this recipe to your taste. You could use ham in place of bacon and Swiss in place of cheddar. You could also add a vegetable such as broccoli if you choose. This is an absolutely delicious breakfast dish that is very easy to make. To save time you can buy a pre-pared pie crust from the store and just pour the filling into it and bake. Enjoy.

Tuesday, 27 March 2012

Crab Puffs


Crab puffs are placed high on my list of appetizers. Crab puffs are a perfect snack for any party or get together. Over-all there is a little work involved with this recipe but nothing major. The crab mixture is delicious enough to eat by itself. Everyone around my house just devoured these; they were gone in no time. The recipe calls for canned crab but imitation crab will work as well. If you are in need of an amazing appetizer, give this recipe for crab puffs a try! Enjoy.

Monday, 19 March 2012

Vegetable Fritters

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Spiced Potato bites

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Samosa

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Pakoray-Spicy

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Pakoray

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Keemay ke Pakoray

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Kabab-Shami

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Gole Guppay

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Fruit Chaat

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Dahi Baray

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Cutlets

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Cholay Chatpatay

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Cholay Chaat

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Chicken Pakoray

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Chicken Chaat

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Sunday, 18 March 2012

Chicken Pot Pie

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Nothing but some classic comfort food here – Chicken pot pie. This is a recipe that dominates anything you can buy frozen in the store. Unfortunately, this does require a lot of prep work to prepare. There are tons of vegetables that go into this, most of which need to be minced, chopped or sliced. If you want to save time try and get some help or maybe even buy a frozen vegetable mix from the grocery store. In the end, it’s so worth it though! Chicken pot pie to a great way to make good use of left over chicken. If you want to use fresh chicken, to cook it just slowly poach it in water for awhile. If you don’t have any chicken or would prefer something else, turkey can easily be used in its place. Substituting chicken for turkey could also make a great side dish for Thanksgiving! Serve with buttery biscuits. Enjoy.