Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Cooking recipes of chicken wings recipe for chicken wings you can prepare at home
Who can be a big bowl of chicken wings? Spicy, crunchy and delicious, they are simply irresistible.
If you want 4 below are as much as I, chicken wings chicken wing recipe s to prepare at home:
1. Cajun Chicken wings
Ingredients:
Removed-12 chicken wings - tips
-2 Bay leaves - crumbled in bits
3 / 4 Teaspoon cumin
-1 / 2 To 3 / 4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
3 / 4 Teaspoon of ground cumin
3 / 4 Teaspoon of ground coriander
-4 Garlic cloves of garlic - finely
-1 1 / 2 Teaspoon dry mustard
-2 Teaspoons paprika - preferably
3 / 4 Teaspoon thyme dried leaves
-1 / 2 Teaspoons salt
-2 Tablespoons brandy
-2 Tbsp fresh lemon or lime juice juice
Directions:
-De fat the chicken wings by cooking you in boiling water for 10 minutes.
-Abtropfen let and set aside to cool.
-Wärmen you oven to 375 degrees.
Use a large mortar and pestle, grind together the Laurel bits, cumin, cayenne pepper, coriander, cumin, garlic, mustard, pepper, thyme and salt for about 10 minutes.
-Fügen powdered herbs juice, brandy and lemon or lime juice and stir into a thick paste.
-With a pastry brush cover both sides of each wing with the herb paste.
-If no longer remains in the mortar, press the last few drops of the brush.
-Ordnen you the chicken wings on a baking sheet.
-Backen up the skin turns deep brown and is quite sharp about 30 minutes.
Takes about an hour to prepare.
2. African chicken wings
Ingredients:
For the wings
-4 Garlic cloves
-2 Shallots
-1 1 / 2 Teaspoon salt
-1 Tablespoon Chinese 5 spice
-2 Teaspoons paprika
-1 Teaspoon crumbled dried Rosemary-
-1 / 2 Teaspoon Cayenne - or to taste
-2 Tablespoons vegetable oil
-4 Pound chicken wings-- 20-24
Tips removed
For the sauce
-1 / 3 Cup peanut butter natural style
-1 / 4 Cup canned cream of coconut - well stirred
-2 Garlic cloves - minced
-1 / 4 Cup water
-1 / 4 Cup red bell pepper - hacked
-1 / 8 Teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes or to taste
-1 Tsp soy sauce
-Koriander sprigs
Directions:
The wing:
-Bereiten you the chicken wings: mince and pulp, garlic and shallots to a paste with salt.
-In a large bowl stir the Paste together with the 5 spice powder, cayenne pepper, Rosemary and oil. Mix well.
-Fügen you the chicken wings.
-Werfen you and stir until you are completely covered with the marinade.
-Lassen you marinate, covered and refrigerated, for 4 hours or overnight.
-Ordnen the wing skin page, on the shelf a slide big broiler pan lined and you bake a preheated 425F in the upper third of oven 25 to 30 minutes or until golden.
The wings can prepared a day ahead, covered kept and chilled and before serving then be warmed up.
The sauce:
-In a blender mix the peanut butter, Coconut cream, garlic, paprika, red pepper flakes and the soy sauce, until the mixture is smooth, season that sauce to taste with salt.
The presentation:
Alcatel sauce in a bowl place on a plate.
-Ordnen you the wings to the bowl and garnish the plate with the cilantro.
3. Barbecue wing dings
Ingredients:
-3 Pounds chicken wings
-3 El brown sugar
-3 Drops Worcestershire sauce
-4 Cups ketchup
-1 Onion
Directions:
-Cut you that little piece chicken wings and the bony part so you have only the fleshy part off.
Merge you the ketchup, onion (cut up), brown sugar and sauce together. DIP wings into the sauce.
-Setzen on cookie sheet.
-Backen you at 350 degrees about 1 1/2 hour. If you extra sauce, boil in the pot until thick.
4. Grilled chicken wings
Ingredients:
Removed-35-31 of chicken wings - tips
-1 Stick butter
-1 Cup of brown sugar
-1 / 2 El sauce
-1 / 2 Cup dry red wine
-2 Tsp dry mustard
-2 large cloves of garlic - crushed
-1 / 4 Cup fresh lemon juice and freshly ground pepper to taste
Directions
Requires time to marinate and Cook, but its easy.
-Platzieren you chicken wings, disjointed, large flat pan.
-Other ingredients and pour over chicken.
-Lassen are available for at least 2 hours or overnight.
-Werden sure that all wings are coated with marinade.
-Platzieren you pan 350 oven and reduce heat to 250.
-Backen 4-5 hours, rotate wings on a regular basis.
If not taken up all marinade, casting off and dry wings out a bit longer in the oven (but not too much) before serving.
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Friday, May 16, 2014
My Surprise Gift Flavours Of Chettinad by Mrs Seetha Muthiah
Yesterday when my husband returned from our native village after attending the Anna dhanam arranged on my dad’s birthday, he brought me the surprise gift from my dad. I want to share the joy of the gift with my readers. I always love books and especially cookery books these days, as I am happily practicing this art and sharing my experiences with the blogging community. Let me come to my gift. It was a wonderfully compiled book on chettinad cookery by a very famous and well known Chettiar lady Mrs. Seetha Muthiah (AMM’s daughter-in-law, the proprietors of EID Parry ,TI cycles etc)).I have always heard about her from my mom a relative of hers. I have also met her once and spoke to her for a little time. The book was a real surprise for me, as it contained all the chettinad items one can ever think of wonderfully compiled and photographed.
The book is a true evidence of the involvement of the chettiar ladies in cooking irrespective of which class of society they belong to. From my childhood days I have always noticed my grand moms and old ladies at home taking much care of the menu, handling the groceries etc.I remember my mom’s grandmother’s store room. She would be certainly eighty years old at that time. Everyday she will open that room in the morning and will give the grocery required for that day’s cooking to the cook according to the menu given everyday. She will not give the key to anybody else. I and my brother will be always eager about that room and will be waiting for her to open the room. When she opens we will rush inside and will start investigating the things there. She will drive us out giving something for us to eat from that room like Mangai vathal or Achu kalkandu. Since my mother lost her mom when she was a kid we used to go to her grand mothers house only for holidays. The day before we return home, she will go and sit in front of that room and ask my mom to bring the containers one by one and start packing for us all the items in small cloth bags. She will then again start collecting things for her grand daughter.
I remembered my mother’s grand mom today, as I was asking my dad about Mrs.Seetha Muthiah and how she is related to us. My dad told me that AMM’s mother and my mother’s grand mom are sisters.
I got the book around 11pm, and I was going through it for the next 2 hours or so. My husband was going on asking me to go to bed telling that here afterwards the book will be with me only. But I was very eager to go through all the pages as it contained many items which I have not even heard of. My mom was mentioning about the book for the past one month i.e. from the day she got a copy of the book as compliment from the author. She told me that I can go through the book when I go there for the summer holidays. So I was eagerly waiting to see the book. It was a real surprise for me when my dad got a copy of the book and sent it to me. Mrs. Seetha Muthiah has gathered the recipes from various sources and has tried them and compiled the recipes in a wonderful manner. I think that she would have planned the book since a long time and have collected the recipes from the famous chettinad cooks engaged during chettinad weddings and functions. Great effort from her which has to be much appreciated. The printing of the book also is excellent in quality. All book lovers would love to touch it. The photographs of the items are mouth watering. I noted that the cost of the book is Rs.500. But I was very happy to see a line in the first page of the book’ The proceeds from this book will go to charity.’ I think that there is no need for me to mention the role of chettiars in charity, so this was no surprise for me. She is continuing her family tradition.
I will be having an encyclopedia of chettinad cookery makes me more happy now. If any of you get a chance to see this book, please go through it. I will certainly try some new items which I have not heard of before and share my experience with you. There are recipes of nearly 280items given in the book.
“Flavours Of Chettinad” compiled by Mrs.Seetha Muthiah
Monday, May 12, 2014
Piquillo Peppers stuffed with Orange and Cumin Scented Goat Cheese Welcome to the Wonderful World of “Tapas!”
I LOVE tapas! Here is the Wikipedia definition: Tapas (pronunciation: TAH-pas) are a variety of Spanish appetizers, such as mixed olives, cheeses, or an elaborate creation like battered and fried baby squid. In Spain, tapas are usually given for free to accompany a drink before dinner. In the United States and the United Kingdom, tapas have evolved into an entire cuisine where patrons order many different small Spanish dishes and combine them for a full meal.Well, this clip you’re about to watch is my favorite all-time tapas plate. The amazing Piquillo pepper stuffed with cumin and orange scented goat cheese. Words really don’t do it justice. By the way, these just aren’t any roasted red peppers. They are the world famous piquillo peppers!
They’re sweet, slightly piquant, and unlike anything you’ve had before. They come from the Ebro River Valley, in Northern Spain. They are slow roasted over charcoal, where they lose almost 60% of their weight in water, which results in their legendary intense flavor. Find these! And eat these! These are very common in any decent gourmet store or of course online.
By the way, I’m going to show you how to make the Almond and Parsley Salsa Verde that I top these with in another post.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Have a Happy 4th of July!
I want to wish you all a fun and safe 4th of July. I know, it’s in the middle of the week this year, and you’re bitter you couldn’t figure out how to get Thursday and Friday off also. The mistake was putting the specific date in the name of the holiday. That’s never a good idea; just ask any Cinco de Mayo event planner. I’ve always thought “Independence Day” would have given us a lot more flexibility in regards to scheduling. Anyway, enjoy the day off and remember; beer and firecrackers don’t mix! The beer makes them all soggy and they don’t explode. So, here’s to short pants, long fuses, and “Stars and Stripes Forever” played by four girls, in matching shirts, on the Trombone. Since there are probably only nine or ten girls in the whole country that play trombone, to see four of them together in one clip is pretty impressive. Enjoy!Photo credit: mmatins
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Mmmm Cream of Turned Mushroom Trimmings
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Friday, April 4, 2014
Life is Just a Bowl of Top Ramen Noodles
I get lots of email. Lots of great inspiring email, with great questions, and great compliments for me and my videos, and the occasional bizarre request that makes me chuckle. And, while it’s tempting to post some of these, I never have because of the obviously self-indulgent, self-serving nature of such an act. I can’t imagine coming to your favorite food blog and reading a post like “Hey everybody, check out this email and how great they think I am!” Well, I’m making a one-time exception, and posting an email I received today.As you know from the last few posts, I’m in the middle of a very intense and time-consuming try-out for a position with About.com. If I get it, it would allow me the freedom to continue producing a steady supply of free video recipes for your viewing pleasure. I’ve been up working late into the night, and generally feeling overwhelmed, as I try to get as much done as I can before leaving for my sisters wedding Wednesday. So, the following email came at just the perfect time. Thanks Ginny, you made my day, and I feel like I have gotten my second wind, and will actually somehow pull off finishing this project during my trip. By the way, the email was inspiring enough, but the “P.S” about Rachel Ray made me laugh out loud, and is what really pushed me out of the darkness and into the light. From one former starving, Top Ramen-eating student to another, thanks again!! Here is the email verbatim, followed by an old post I did about Ms. Ray,in case youve never heard of her.
Hi Chef John,
I discovered you on you tube and you are quite a comfort. Just want to say thanks for the great/ entertaining/ informative/delicious videos on your website. I love cooking but find myself short on cash occasionally. Some nights when all I’ve got around are some ramen noodles or a frozen T.V. dinner, (and I just cant bear to eat one more) I turn on the computer and watch a few of your videos. Somehow, it is possible for me to live vicariously through the screen. Basically I feel more satisfied just by watching your food rather than eating mine. Trust me, if I had the extra cash I would be sure to send some your way so I could get some Culinary Karma. Keep up the good work,
Ginny
P.S. Who is Rachel Ray?
Mmm..mmmm…mmmm, Rachael Ray
I like Rachael Ray. There, I said it. It’s not her cooking, or her bubbly on-air personality, or her ubiquitous EVOO, or her 30-minutes meals (wow, she made a tuna melt in 30 minutes!). It’s simply the fact that every other “real” Chef in the country hates her. They talk about her like she is somehow ruining the entire culinary landscape like some kind of inedible weed. She doesn’t claim to be a Chef; she’s just a cute, perky home-cook that has fun in the kitchen, cooking simple, easy to make food. So, to these high and mighty, foam-making, agar agar-loving, sous vide-obsessed, micro-green sprinkling “real” Chefs, I say lighten up! Come on, she just made little meatloaves in cup cake tins! Yummmoo!Now, I have to admit, I don’t watch her 30-minute meals show, or her talk show (is it still on?), but I do watch her “$40 a day” show. Why? For one reason, and one reason only… the sound/noise she makes after taking that first bite of every meal on the show. It goes a little something like this, “mmm…mmmm.” Whether you’re a fan of the show or not, I hope you enjoy this clip I found on Youtube. Mmmmmm, enjoy!
Monday, March 31, 2014
“Steakage” – Changing the Shape of Your Steak Sandwich
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Pie crust recipe recipe of easy Graham cracker pie crust
Making homemade cookie crust is as easy as... 2... 3 Ingredients.
1 1/2 Cups Graham crackers, crushed
1/4 Cup sugar
1/3 Cup butter, melted
Directions
Combine crumbs and sugar in a small bowl; add butter and blend well. press the crust in the bottom and sides of a ungreased 9-inch pie plate evenly.
Using the unbaked crust: Refrigerator crust of 30 minutes before you add the fill.
Use the baked crust: baking for 8 to 10 minutes at 375 degrees until crust is lightly brown.Cool on wire rack before filling.
= > pie crust recipe: easy chocolate wafer pie crust recipe
This recipe is great for Cheesecake ice cream, pudding cake.
1 1/2 Cups chocolate cookie crumbs
6 Tablespoons butter or margarine, melted
Directions
Mix the crumbs in a bowl and press crust melted butter until well mixed. in an 8 or 9-inch pie Platte.Chill until company.
= > pie crust recipe: easy Walnut pie crust-recipe
This crust is a little nutty but in a good way.
1 1/2 Cups ground walnuts
3 Tablespoons butter
2 Tablespoons of white sugar
Directions
Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl. press the crust mixture firmly into the bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie plate.
Bake a nice golden brown ist.Cool for 10 minutes or until the edge of the Earths crust.
= > pie crust recipe: easy butternut pie crust-recipe
Here is a unique pie crust, which has butternut squash. wholesale hearty meat and vegetable cake. Add mushrooms and an extra 3/4 cups flour into the mix for an extra flavour boost 5 to 6.
3 Cups all-purpose flour
1 Egg
1 Cup butternut squash, cooked and mashed
Directions
Place the flour, egg and squash in the container of a food processor.Pulse until a doughy ball is mixed.If the dough is too moist, Add flour a little extra hinzu.Unterteilen the dough into two equal large parts.
= > pie crust recipe: easy coconut pie crust-recipe
Taste really good with Apple, cherry pie filling this crust or go Classic coconut pudding with.
3/4 Cup quick cooking oats
3/4 Cup all-purpose flour
1/4 Cup shredded coconut
1/4 Cup vegetable oil
2 Tablespoons ice water
Directions
Oven to 425 degrees.
In a medium bowl, mix the oats, flour and Kokosnuss.Stir in the oil and
Water. press the dough into a pie Pan 9 inches.
Bake for 12 minutes or until lightly browned.
= > pie crust recipe: easy fried pie crust-recipe
Here a fried pie crust who ever not greasy ist.stattdessen it is sweet and kuschelig.Dies is a large pie crust for no bake pie fillings.
1/2 Cup butter
1/2 Cup flaked coconut
3/4 Cup all-purpose flour
2 Tablespoons brown sugar
Directions
Combine in a saucepan of brown sugar, flour, butter and Kokosnuss.Kochen on medium
Heat, stirring constantly, until mixture becomes a rich golden brown Farbe.Hinweis: mix will quickly turn brown burn, so keep a keen eye on it.
Pour into pie plate and press allow around the edges evenly with a fork to cover.
Crust to cool before you fill.
Mmmm...where to find that yummy recipe?
Milkshakes, smoothies, Brownies, chili, casseroles and much more!
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Friday, March 14, 2014
Chocolate Lave Cake 2 0 Return of Molten Chocolate Love
I finally re-visited my chocolate lava cake recipe, and this new user-friendly version looks better, sounds better, and doesnt call for any extra-large eggs. I don’t remember why the original recipe called for them, but this updated formula uses the standard large variety, which should save me from answering another 300 emails.The original chocolate lava cake video recipe is probably the most watched, most commented, most emailed, and most linked-to recipe Ive ever filmed. Most people like chocolate cake, but when you add "lava" to the name, they go completely mental.
I also had the upcoming Valentines Day in mind. For you single guys that arent handsome, dont have money, and cant play a musical instrument, this may be the only arrow in Cupids quiver. But take heart, it is a devastating weapon when used correctly. End your romantic home cooked meal with this dessert, and watch the magic. Enjoy!Ingredients:
2 large eggs
2 large egg yolks
5 tbsp butter
3 tbsp sugar
3.5 oz dark chocolate (this is one standard chocolate bar)
3 tbsp flour
4 tsp good (aka expensive) cocoa powder
pinch salt
1/8 tsp vanilla
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AFTERNOON TEA A TOUCH OF NOSTALGIA TOASTED TEA CAKE TEA BISCUIT
Here is an old recipe for ENGLISH TOASTED TEA CAKE. It was also known as ROGAN in the Northern parts of India and served at Tea time in the Boarding Schools in Darjeeling, Mussoorie, Ooty, etc. it was also known as BISCUIT BUN, TEA BISCUIT, BISCUIT ROTI, etc in the South. Try it out and bring back the Nostalgia.
This delightful cup was always accompanied with a few choice Anglo-Indian Snacks – Some of them were Cheese, Straws, tiny cucumber sandwiches, hot mince puffs, Marie Biscuits, Scones, Toasted Tea Cakes, Crumpets, etc. Why don’t we bring this practice back in our life and invite a few friends over for a leisurely Anglo-Indian Tea Afternoon.
Ingredients
4 cups plain flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
¼ teaspoon salt
200 grams butter
2 tablespoons caster sugar / sugar
2 tablespoons raisins or sultanas
1 egg
½ cup water
½ cup milk
Preheat the oven to 150 degrees.
Sieve the salt, baking powder and flour together, Add the butter and mix until it is like breadcrumbs. Mix in the dried fruit, sugar, milk, and the egg and form a soft dough. (Add the water if the dough is too stiff otherwise omit the water) Split the dough into eight round balls and gently flatten them into the traditional teacake shape.
Place on a greased baking tray and bake for half an hour at 150 degrees. Remove from the oven, cool on a cooling rack.
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
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2 Slices of rye bread 2 chicken fillets, cooked 2 tablespoons fat free smooth cottage cheese 1 teaspoon sweet chili sauce cut 1 tomatoes, shredded lettuce cut jalapeño chilis
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Summers Lighter Version of Chicken Parmesan
Easy Marinara Sauce
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil (the good stuff in absolutely necessary, feel free to sub. reg. olive oil)
1 large garlic clove, minced
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes (optional)
1 large can whole Italian tomatoes (San Marzano variety is my fav. pick but any will do the job)
1 teaspoon kosher or sea salt
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon dried oregano
bunch basil leaves, torn
splash (or two, or...) of red wine (optional)
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Monday, February 24, 2014
SANDRAS PORK TENDERLOIN with a BALSAMIC GLAZE and side of WILTED SPINACH
Serves: (4)Prep: 10 mins. |
Cook: 20 mins.
Posted by Sandra
INGREDIENTS
1-1/2 lbs. pork tenderloin
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon peanut oil (has a high smoking point)
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon firmly packed brown sugar
2 teaspoons olive oil
1/2 cup finely chopped red onion
1 garlic clove, minced
1 (10 oz. package) fresh spinach
2 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar (or cider vinegar)
1 tablespoon honey
METHOD
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Trim pork of excess fat or sinewy membrane. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Heat a large non-stick oven-proof skillet over medium-high heat on stove top, place pork tenderloin in skillet. Sear each side to brown entire surface. Remove meat from pan, setting it aside on a plate. Add balsamic vinegar to skillet, stirring to scrape any cooked bits from bottom. Reduce heat to medium; stir in brown sugar; mix well to make a glaze. Return tenderloin to skillet; spoon glaze over meat.
Place skillet in preheated oven to roast for 20 minutes (155 degrees on thermometer). Remove pork from oven; tent with foil and allow to rest for 5 minutes before slicing in to 1” thick slices. [Note: temp. on thermometer will continue to rise 10 more degrees while resting]. (Reserve pan juices for drizzling over top of pork when serving, as in photograph.)
Meanwhile, make the fresh-wilted spinach. Mix in a small bowl the water, red wine vinegar, and honey, then set aside. Heat oil in a medium non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Add onions; cooking for 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Add garlic and cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly. Add spinach, tossing continually to combine. Add water, vinegar, and honey mixture from small bowl; cooking 2 more minutes just until spinach begins to wilt, while tossing frequently with tongs.
Immediately arrange a serving of spinach on each serving plates, and place pork slices alongside with a drizzle of balsamic glaze. - Enjoy!
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Friday, February 14, 2014
Anglo Indian Cuisine A legacy of Flavours from the Past GOURMAND WORLD COOK BOOK AWARDS 2012
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Thursday, February 13, 2014
Zen and the Art of Chicken Teriyaki – A Kitchen Koan
When I first got to San Francisco, having come from a very small town in Western New York, it was like arriving on another planet. I was fascinated by the amazing variety of foods and cultures, and began exploring them all. Growing up, my family and I had made the occasional trip to the local Americanized Chinese restaurant which was always an exotic treat, but now I was getting the real stuff; Thai, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, I couldn’t get enough! At the same time I also became interested in the eastern religious philosophies, Buddhism, Zen, etc., which for a former alter boy was quite the experience. This was also when I learned about the Zen “koan.”For those of you not familiar, a koan is basically a question, riddle, or story that has no obvious answer. It is used by Zen masters to teach or enlighten their students. Most of you have heard the most famous koan, “Two hands clap and there is a sound; but what is the sound of one hand?” What a great idea… teach students by making them even more confused! Well, since I’m doing Teriyaki today I decided to have a little fun at the end of the demo with a koan or two of my own.
A viewer to our site, Connie, had asked for a teriyaki recipe. So I did some research. I had enjoyed teriyaki many times, but always at Japanese restaurants. If I had made it at home, I probably just bought a bottle of teriyaki sauce and brushed it on some chicken. So, today’s clip is the true authentic version (which, of course, there are several sources giving different versions of what the “original” recipe is). I’m very glad I did it, but I’m not sure why. By the way, the term teriyaki comes from of two Japanese words "teri" and "yaki." Teri refers to the shine or luster of the glazed sauce, and yaki means to broil or grill the meat. Prepare to be enlightened… you’ve been warned.
Ingredients:
10 Boneless-Skinless Chicken Thighs
1 Cup Sake
1 Cup Soy Sauce
1/2 Cup Mirin
1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
2 tsp finely grated ginger or paste
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
Last Day of Farmhouse Breakfast Week
I hope you have enjoyed Shake up Your Wake up with Farmhouse Breakfast Week. If you’ve been taking part in the Breakfast Week Challenge then you can submit your entries now! Just fill in this form to tell them what you ate for breakfast each day during Farmhouse Breakfast Week (from Monday 21st – Friday 25th January 2013) and how it made you feel. You could win a luxury break!
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
SOME of the People Behind D C s Cupcake Explosion
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Squash Birds of a Feather
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In addition to being a squash bird boss, the hilarious Mr. Procopio also gives good Twitter, so be sure to check him out there. By the way, be prepared to look stuff up on Wikipedia.
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Unfortunately, during the lunch break, some mayo from her sandwich must have fallen on the birds, and she was disqualified for violating Chapter 3, Section 7 of the official rules, which covers inappropriate use of condiments.
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We assumed Andrew was trying to show movement, although he did spend a lot of time making sure everyone saw just how anatomically correct the tail end of his creation was, so there may have been ulterior motives. If you want to learn how to make your very own squash bird, check out this video, and as always, enjoy!
