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GOURMANDIA, a place for recipes and food related questions and answers
Our group here is from all over the world, let's enjoy each others food cultures. We can share everything from small everyday tips to full dinner recipes. If you wonder about anything food realeted, ASK and you might even get an answer
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caysa- Posts : 13628
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Easter Pasha
255 gr quark (rahka)
200 gr butter
2 dl sugar
2 egg yolks
2 dl whipping cream
1 teaspoon of vanilla sugar
grated peel from ½ lemon
3 tablespoons of ground almonds
3 tablespoons of sultana raisins ( or normal raisins)
Beat together the sugar and soft butter until light. Whip the cream until it stiffens. Add the quark, egg yolks, vanilla sugar, lemon peel, almonds, raisins and whipped cream to the sugar-butter mixture.
Pour the mixture into a strainer, which is lined with damp gauze. Allow it to strain for an hour or two. Press the mass (still inside the gauze!) tightly into a pasha mould. If you don't have one (pasha mould), you can use a sieve or a coffee filter. Let the pasha set in the fridge overnight. Cover it with a plate and use something as a wheight on top. Place a plate under too, liquid will drip out when it sets.
Before serving, turn out the pasha, and decorate it with almonds, raisins or fruits.
200 gr butter
2 dl sugar
2 egg yolks
2 dl whipping cream
1 teaspoon of vanilla sugar
grated peel from ½ lemon
3 tablespoons of ground almonds
3 tablespoons of sultana raisins ( or normal raisins)
Beat together the sugar and soft butter until light. Whip the cream until it stiffens. Add the quark, egg yolks, vanilla sugar, lemon peel, almonds, raisins and whipped cream to the sugar-butter mixture.
Pour the mixture into a strainer, which is lined with damp gauze. Allow it to strain for an hour or two. Press the mass (still inside the gauze!) tightly into a pasha mould. If you don't have one (pasha mould), you can use a sieve or a coffee filter. Let the pasha set in the fridge overnight. Cover it with a plate and use something as a wheight on top. Place a plate under too, liquid will drip out when it sets.
Before serving, turn out the pasha, and decorate it with almonds, raisins or fruits.
caysa- Posts : 13628
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you think ut´s funny that i like ikea food?
i mean the meat balls and almopndcake?
jesus, i love it so much!
it´s natianoal food in slovakia - to have meatballs but in tomato - clove gravy/sauce with potastos....
but i love coonking and know many hnungarian/slovakian foods, i can share it with you
i mean the meat balls and almopndcake?
jesus, i love it so much!
it´s natianoal food in slovakia - to have meatballs but in tomato - clove gravy/sauce with potastos....
but i love coonking and know many hnungarian/slovakian foods, i can share it with you
naamah- Posts : 139
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yes, please, share it with us
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Re: GOURMANDIA, a place for recipes and food related questions and answers
Awww just share the recipe!! Or any recipe for that matter! I love to try new ones!naamah wrote:you think ut´s funny that i like ikea food?
i mean the meat balls and almopndcake?
jesus, i love it so much!
it´s natianoal food in slovakia - to have meatballs but in tomato - clove gravy/sauce with potastos....
but i love coonking and know many hnungarian/slovakian foods, i can share it with you
---
Re Ikea food - it's very popilar here too, and cheap! Families go to Ikea on saturdays just to eat
I think Estonia don't have Ikea yet??
http://www.ikea.com/
caysa- Posts : 13628
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http://www.ikea.com/[/quote[/url]]caysa wrote:Awww just share the recipe!! Or any recipe for that matter! I love to try new ones!naamah wrote:you think ut´s funny that i like ikea food?
i mean the meat balls and almopndcake?
jesus, i love it so much!
it´s natianoal food in slovakia - to have meatballs but in tomato - clove gravy/sauce with potastos....
but i love coonking and know many hnungarian/slovakian foods, i can share it with you
---
Re Ikea food - it's very popilar here too, and cheap! Families go to Ikea on saturdays just to eat
I think Estonia don't have Ikea yet??
[url=http://www.ikea.com/
No we dont have it, but it could be here too...
Re: GOURMANDIA, a place for recipes and food related questions and answers
caysa wrote:Re Ikea food - it's very popilar here too, and cheap! Families go to Ikea on saturdays just to eat
Yes, they to it here (at least in Germany) too. I think breakfast costs 1€
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This an old recipe, and it did not change.
I recommend it to starting cooks. I learned this from my father.
He learned it from his daddy. He learned it from a man in Africa, who saw the tooth of a hippopotamus.
They eat it on all of the world's landscapes.
Ingredients:
8/4 chicken thigh/breast, salt, pepper,
2 onion
80 dkg tomato
tinned sardine in veg oil
2 clove garlic.
3-4 Slice bread/French roll.
2 bay leaf, cooking oil
tinopener
2 dl white wine
4 slice skinned bacon
25 dkg Butter
50 g tomato puree
5 cl cognac/vodka
parsley
Switch on the oven onto a medium temperature. Drink the cognac/vodka. Open the sardine tinned with the tin opener. Eat the sardine with the bread.
Put the rest of the ingredient into the fridge, you may use it
yet another time.
(OOOoops! Switch the oven off, because you will receive a long bill.)
I recommend it to starting cooks. I learned this from my father.
He learned it from his daddy. He learned it from a man in Africa, who saw the tooth of a hippopotamus.
They eat it on all of the world's landscapes.
Ingredients:
8/4 chicken thigh/breast, salt, pepper,
2 onion
80 dkg tomato
tinned sardine in veg oil
2 clove garlic.
3-4 Slice bread/French roll.
2 bay leaf, cooking oil
tinopener
2 dl white wine
4 slice skinned bacon
25 dkg Butter
50 g tomato puree
5 cl cognac/vodka
parsley
Switch on the oven onto a medium temperature. Drink the cognac/vodka. Open the sardine tinned with the tin opener. Eat the sardine with the bread.
Put the rest of the ingredient into the fridge, you may use it
yet another time.
(OOOoops! Switch the oven off, because you will receive a long bill.)
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Re: GOURMANDIA, a place for recipes and food related questions and answers
OMG so much food funny receipeOphiophagus wrote:This an old recipe, and it did not change.
I recommend it to starting cooks. I learned this from my father.
He learned it from his daddy. He learned it from a man in Africa, who saw the tooth of a hippopotamus.
They eat it on all of the world's landscapes.
(OOOoops! Switch the oven off, because you will receive a long bill.)
Re: GOURMANDIA, a place for recipes and food related questions and answers
lol Mr Ophy sir you are too funny
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we had this at easter and omg it was yummy
all I needed was a spoon and the fondue pot and I woulda been set for the night lol
Easy Chocolate Dipping Sauce
1 cup semi sweet chocolate= 1 6 ounce package
1/2 c. corn syrup
1 tble. butter
1 tsp vanilla
1/4 c. cream
melt the chocolate add the rest of ingrents put into a fondue pot and keep warm
serve with fruit, pound cake or angel food cake
this is really good and I bet if you had left overs lol you could add milk and it would be great as hot chocolate too
all I needed was a spoon and the fondue pot and I woulda been set for the night lol
Easy Chocolate Dipping Sauce
1 cup semi sweet chocolate= 1 6 ounce package
1/2 c. corn syrup
1 tble. butter
1 tsp vanilla
1/4 c. cream
melt the chocolate add the rest of ingrents put into a fondue pot and keep warm
serve with fruit, pound cake or angel food cake
this is really good and I bet if you had left overs lol you could add milk and it would be great as hot chocolate too
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@ Ophy
First then and the remains in .
Before cooking/baking with the remains you them and the remains of the remains go back in the And then again...
I can imagine well...
I have to keep that recipe in mind!!! I´ll need it - sooner or later
First then and the remains in .
Before cooking/baking with the remains you them and the remains of the remains go back in the And then again...
I can imagine well...
I have to keep that recipe in mind!!! I´ll need it - sooner or later
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Basque chicken
Leanne mentioned Basque Country. Let my 2. recipe be a Basque food then. I do not recommend it to beginners!
Basque chicken
Ingredients:
8/4 chicken thigh/breast, salt, pepper,
2 onion
80 dkg tomato
10 dkg Sliced bacon.
2 clove garlic.
2 bay leaf, cooking oil
2 dl white wine
4 slice skinned bacon
50 g tomato puree
5 cl cognac/vodka
parsley
The chicken thighs salt it.
Cut the onion and the tomato onto a circle. Switch the oven
on (180°C). Place it on the bottom of a dish the sliced bacon,
the half of the onion, chicken thigh, the other half of the onion,
and the tomato.Place pepper upon him, garlic and bay leaf.
Pour the oil on him, and the white wine. Place the cover upon
him, and steam it in the oven onto soft one (min one hour).
The skinned bacon roast in a pan. Take out the dish
from the oven. Withdraw it from the juice the chicken thighs,
the bacon, the bay leaf. Break it mash with a stick mixer..Put tomato puree.
Boil this sauce, pour it afterwards onto the meat. (Danger!) Pour the
cognac into a ladle, boil it, ignite it, pour it on top of the sauce.
If the firemen went away , mix it up. Put the parsley
and the skinned bacon slices on top.
If you did it well, will be like this. The trimming may be a roast potato, or rice.
Good appetite!
Basque chicken
Ingredients:
8/4 chicken thigh/breast, salt, pepper,
2 onion
80 dkg tomato
10 dkg Sliced bacon.
2 clove garlic.
2 bay leaf, cooking oil
2 dl white wine
4 slice skinned bacon
50 g tomato puree
5 cl cognac/vodka
parsley
The chicken thighs salt it.
Cut the onion and the tomato onto a circle. Switch the oven
on (180°C). Place it on the bottom of a dish the sliced bacon,
the half of the onion, chicken thigh, the other half of the onion,
and the tomato.Place pepper upon him, garlic and bay leaf.
Pour the oil on him, and the white wine. Place the cover upon
him, and steam it in the oven onto soft one (min one hour).
The skinned bacon roast in a pan. Take out the dish
from the oven. Withdraw it from the juice the chicken thighs,
the bacon, the bay leaf. Break it mash with a stick mixer..Put tomato puree.
Boil this sauce, pour it afterwards onto the meat. (Danger!) Pour the
cognac into a ladle, boil it, ignite it, pour it on top of the sauce.
If the firemen went away , mix it up. Put the parsley
and the skinned bacon slices on top.
If you did it well, will be like this. The trimming may be a roast potato, or rice.
Good appetite!
Ophiophagus- Posts : 5010
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filled aubergine and zucchini
this one is not slovakian, just my own. I invented it in summer, this one is my favourite summer food
so we need:
aubergine and zucchini,
spice: salt, black, oregano and spice "Provance" mix (dried basil, garden thyme, tarragon, rosmarinus, etc)
chilli (dried is best), sometimes i used to do it without black spice, just with chilli
tomatos
onion
garlic
chees
an apple
we have to slice tomatos, and zucchini and aubergine, put some salt on it. then we have to slice garlic and onion and mix it together.
and finally, chees and apple (apple makes a good taste, it´s some kind of lightness afterall)
you have to mix it together, better with hands, it´s better for taste. then you have to put some spice
(written before and as i said, i like chilli to put down, but just i bit) i like to use tomato paste also or basil paste.
then you have to fill vegetable with this mass, put it on metal plate, put some chees
on it. i use parmesan chees, but also edam cheese. don´t forget to put olive oil and water into the metal plate, but not too much.
vegetable will produce it´s own sause, too. we have to bake it, not boil it
Then you have to bake it a while. you ´ll see when it´s done i think.
It´ s easy, you don´t need too much time to prepare it and you can eat it even if it´s cold
bon apetit!
so we need:
aubergine and zucchini,
spice: salt, black, oregano and spice "Provance" mix (dried basil, garden thyme, tarragon, rosmarinus, etc)
chilli (dried is best), sometimes i used to do it without black spice, just with chilli
tomatos
onion
garlic
chees
an apple
we have to slice tomatos, and zucchini and aubergine, put some salt on it. then we have to slice garlic and onion and mix it together.
and finally, chees and apple (apple makes a good taste, it´s some kind of lightness afterall)
you have to mix it together, better with hands, it´s better for taste. then you have to put some spice
(written before and as i said, i like chilli to put down, but just i bit) i like to use tomato paste also or basil paste.
then you have to fill vegetable with this mass, put it on metal plate, put some chees
on it. i use parmesan chees, but also edam cheese. don´t forget to put olive oil and water into the metal plate, but not too much.
vegetable will produce it´s own sause, too. we have to bake it, not boil it
Then you have to bake it a while. you ´ll see when it´s done i think.
It´ s easy, you don´t need too much time to prepare it and you can eat it even if it´s cold
bon apetit!
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Ophiophagus wrote:Leanne mentioned Basque Country. Let my 2. recipe be a Basque food then. I do not recommend it to beginners!
Basque chicken
it looks perfect! have to try it!
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Thanks naamah!! What a nice looking recipe!!
When we start to get good vegetables again, I must do this - real summer food!!
When we start to get good vegetables again, I must do this - real summer food!!
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During cooking to take a photo? Hmmm.... Perfect!naamah wrote:this one is not slovakian, just my own. I invented it in summer, this one is my favourite summer food
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CAYSA'S SOFT CHEESE SPREAD
250 grams of quark /Topfen /kohupiim /túró /rahkaa
250 grams of butter or sandwich margarine
Mix these together well either by hand or with a mixer.
Add salt and black pepper to taste.
Add 1 - 2 crushed clows of garlic.
Add finely cut chives /murulauk /ruohosipuli /Schnittlauch
Mix once more.
Leave in the fridge for some time before serving.
250 grams of butter or sandwich margarine
Mix these together well either by hand or with a mixer.
Add salt and black pepper to taste.
Add 1 - 2 crushed clows of garlic.
Add finely cut chives /murulauk /ruohosipuli /Schnittlauch
Mix once more.
Leave in the fridge for some time before serving.
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Kőrözött (CAYSA'S SOFT CHEESE SPREAD on a Hungarian manner)
- curd cheese
- sour cream
- salt
- grind red pepper
- crushed cumin seed
- garlic
You mix so much sour cream into the curd cheese, that let there be a cream-filled pastry, greasy one. From grind red pepper you put so much into it, that let it be a little bit red (pink). Salt, garlic (2-3 cloves), crushed cumin seed according to a taste. Store it in a refrigerator a little bit. Spread on bread, toast excellent. You may sprinkle a chive, green paprika, a tomato on him,.....
You will be a little bit lonely because of the garlic!
- curd cheese
- sour cream
- salt
- grind red pepper
- crushed cumin seed
- garlic
You mix so much sour cream into the curd cheese, that let there be a cream-filled pastry, greasy one. From grind red pepper you put so much into it, that let it be a little bit red (pink). Salt, garlic (2-3 cloves), crushed cumin seed according to a taste. Store it in a refrigerator a little bit. Spread on bread, toast excellent. You may sprinkle a chive, green paprika, a tomato on him,.....
You will be a little bit lonely because of the garlic!
Ophiophagus- Posts : 5010
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Good idea!!!
The garlic... Feed garlic to everyone in your family
No lonelyness!!
The garlic... Feed garlic to everyone in your family
No lonelyness!!
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Spaghetti with courgette
15 dkg of spaghetti/penne
25 dkg of tomato concentrate
1 pieces of courgette
1 head onion
garlic, salt, pepper, basil, grated cheese
We cook the pasta, wash the courgette, cut it in slices without peeling, grill it in oil. We chop up the onion, we fry it until golden in oil. We add the tomato and garlic to it, fry. We sprinkle it with basil, put salt on it, pepper it. We mix it with the spaghetti, we put the salted courgette and the grated cheese onto his roof.
Easy, express and delicate!
15 dkg of spaghetti/penne
25 dkg of tomato concentrate
1 pieces of courgette
1 head onion
garlic, salt, pepper, basil, grated cheese
We cook the pasta, wash the courgette, cut it in slices without peeling, grill it in oil. We chop up the onion, we fry it until golden in oil. We add the tomato and garlic to it, fry. We sprinkle it with basil, put salt on it, pepper it. We mix it with the spaghetti, we put the salted courgette and the grated cheese onto his roof.
Easy, express and delicate!
Ophiophagus- Posts : 5010
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YUMMY!!!!!
Did you cook this for you dear wife?
Did you cook this for you dear wife?
caysa- Posts : 13628
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My wife was vegetarian. I am looking for a new vegetable food always, with which I surprise her, at this time. she ate some of this with two plates!caysa wrote:YUMMY!!!!!
Did you cook this for you dear wife?
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And the dessert is a Hungarian cake:
Rákóczi túrós
Ingredients:
The pasta:
30 dkg of flour
15 dkg of butter
8 dkg of sugar
2 egg yolks
1 spoonfuls of sour cream
tiny salt
tiny sodium bicarbonate
The cream:
50 dkg of curd
2 egg yolks
18 dkg of sugar
1-2 spoonfuls of sour cream
2 spoonfuls of semolina
½ the shell of lemon filed down
5 dkg of raisin
salt
1 vanilla sugar
The foam:
4 albumens
15 dkg of sugar
a couple drops of lemon juice
and few peach jam
Completion:
The pasta:
The 30 dkg of flour, with 15 dkg of butter onto flat one we make it.
The 8 dkg of sugar we put the 2 egg yolks, 1 spoon onto flat one with tiny salt, a tiny sodium bicarbonate with sour cream. and all of the mass (pasta) we work it together well.
We put the whole one into a baking sheet and with a hand prod, with what may not be to provide. (a little bit difficult)
The cream:
The honed components of the cream written down onto good foamy one we mix it, and we pour it on the pasta in the baking sheet.
We bake it until cca. 30 minutes on a medium temperature in the oven.
The foam:
While the pasta is frying from 4 albumens, from 15 dkg of sugar and a couple drops of lemon juice we whip hard cream.
The few peach jam with little water thin.
If approximately 30 of his minutes are the pastas already porcupine, we take out the baking sheet from the oven, and we pour it on it the peach jam and grid in a shape the hard foam on top of him.
We bake it so until 2-3 minutes yet on a smaller flame.
Nobody asked ice-cream already!
Rákóczi túrós
Ingredients:
The pasta:
30 dkg of flour
15 dkg of butter
8 dkg of sugar
2 egg yolks
1 spoonfuls of sour cream
tiny salt
tiny sodium bicarbonate
The cream:
50 dkg of curd
2 egg yolks
18 dkg of sugar
1-2 spoonfuls of sour cream
2 spoonfuls of semolina
½ the shell of lemon filed down
5 dkg of raisin
salt
1 vanilla sugar
The foam:
4 albumens
15 dkg of sugar
a couple drops of lemon juice
and few peach jam
Completion:
The pasta:
The 30 dkg of flour, with 15 dkg of butter onto flat one we make it.
The 8 dkg of sugar we put the 2 egg yolks, 1 spoon onto flat one with tiny salt, a tiny sodium bicarbonate with sour cream. and all of the mass (pasta) we work it together well.
We put the whole one into a baking sheet and with a hand prod, with what may not be to provide. (a little bit difficult)
The cream:
The honed components of the cream written down onto good foamy one we mix it, and we pour it on the pasta in the baking sheet.
We bake it until cca. 30 minutes on a medium temperature in the oven.
The foam:
While the pasta is frying from 4 albumens, from 15 dkg of sugar and a couple drops of lemon juice we whip hard cream.
The few peach jam with little water thin.
If approximately 30 of his minutes are the pastas already porcupine, we take out the baking sheet from the oven, and we pour it on it the peach jam and grid in a shape the hard foam on top of him.
We bake it so until 2-3 minutes yet on a smaller flame.
Nobody asked ice-cream already!
Ophiophagus- Posts : 5010
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Oh dear, this cake looks so delicious, come here to visit me and take this along.
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OH OPHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Now I have to bake tomorrow
Now I have to bake tomorrow
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Then I must come to visit youcaysa wrote:OH OPHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Now I have to bake tomorrow
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Hehehe, Robin,welcome!
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I go too!caysa wrote:Hehehe, Robin,welcome!
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