Recipe Exchange and talk about food

[Schlubalybub]

Should I start a thread?

The ULTIMATE CoS Recipe Book

[bellatrix93]

Originally Posted by Dan_the_man

http://allrecipes.com/

Excellent website to find recipes. Have a look.

I love this website! . So far I've never failed to find the recipe I want on there.

Originally Posted by SadiraSnape

Bella, it's a few years late, but if you're talking about Fried Apple Pies, I can help you there...

Oh, I only just noticed this! Thanks so much, better late than never . I'm going to try it next week and I'll tell you how it turned out, .

[HeadofQuantum]

Hello everyone!
I love to cook and bake. This is one of my favorite recipes and it's been an enormous success with my family. Therefore, every time I make dinner I make these individual lasagna rollups.
Ingredients:

8 ounces cooked lasagna noodles -- that's about half a box of noodles

2 cups ricotta cheese

1 cup grated mozzarella cheese

2 eggs lightly beaten

jar spaghetti sauce

1. Pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees.

2. Pour sauce over the bottom of a baking dish and put it aside.

3. Mix 2 cups of ricotta cheese, 1 cup of mozzarella cheese, and the eggs in a bowl.

4. Take a lasagna noodle and lay it out on a flat surface.

5. With a spatula, spread some of the cheese mixture on one side of the noodle.

6. Leave a little room at the ends and on the sides so that the cheese won't ooze out when you roll up the noodles.

7. Roll up the noodle.

8. Place the noodle, edge down, in the dish.

9. After you've rolled all of the noodles and placed them in the dish, pour spaghetti sauce all over the top of each.

10. Bake them in the oven for about 15 minutes.

11. Enjoy!!!

[Quickquill]

I know it's been a while since somebody asked about brown sugar cookie recipes, but really, most cookie and cake recipes will work equally well with brown sugar instead of white sugar, and whole wheat flour instead of bleached or unbleached white flour.

On the other hand, Americans who've moved to Israel have found that the white sugar available here has a different granularity than in the U.S. and that affects the results in their favorite recipes. So it's not the color of the sugar that's critical, it's the size of the granules.

That having been said, brown sugar necessarily has a molasses taste to it, and it goes well in chocolate chip cookies, ginger snaps, apple pie. chocolate cake or cookies, pumpkin recipes, etc.
In fact the only things you can't use brown sugar in are recipes where the white color is critical, like angel food cake, sugar cookies, and cake frosting - which requires a particularly fine sugar .

[Schlubalybub]

Does anyone have a decent recipe for stuffed peppers, involving cheese?

[merrymarge]

Do you want cheese as the main ingredient or as a topping? How do you want to cook them, crock pot or top of the stove? I can look up a recipe for you. how soon do you need the recipe?

I found a box mix of "Larry the Cable Guy" beer bread. I made it using Bud Light beer. it turned out chewy and dense. I don't know if I overmixed it or if it was the light beer. It tastes good. I think I made beer bread years ago, but I can't remember how it turned out.

[Schlubalybub]

The recipe is fine for whenever, I'm just interested

Cheese as main ingredient or as a topping is cool, and I'm happy with most cheese. I'd probably cook them in the oven.

Only thing I don't eat is mushrooms, just as a heads up

Thanks for your reply

[merrymarge]

I don't like mushrooms either.
Found a recipe from Campbell's foods. Sausage--Stuffed Green Peppers
4 med. green peppers
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 pound sweet Italian pork sausage, casing removed
1 med. onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
1 tsp. dried oregano leaves, crushed
1 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese (4 ounces)
2 cups Prego traditional Italian sauce

(1) cut a thin slice from the top of each pepper. cut in half lenghtwise and discard seeds and white membranes. Place pepper shells in a 13x9x2 inch shallow baking dish or roasting pan and set them aside.
(2). heat oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat. Add sausage and cook until it's well-browned, stirring frequently to break up the meat. Add onion, and oregano. Cook and stir until onion is tender. Pour off any fat. Stir in the cheese.
(3). spoon the sausage mixture into the pepper shells. Pour the italian sauce over the peppers. cover dish with foil.
(4). Bake 400 degrees F. for 40 minutes or until sausage reaches an internal temp. of 160 degrees and the peppers are tender. Makes 8 servings.
(5) Enjoy.
Start to finish: 1 hour Prep: 20 minutes bake: 40 minutes I have not made this recipe but it seems easy enough

[Schlubalybub]

Sounds good. I've never heard of that Prego sauce- do you know if it's tomato based or creamy based? Because I can improvise

I'm gonna try this as soon as I've got some more peppers in, thank you so much

[merrymarge]

Prego is a brand name of Spaghetti Sauce. it's tomato based. If you don't want sausage, you can try ground beef. I think any type of spaghetti sauce will work. Fact is, when I was a kid, my mom used regular tomato sauce. We didn't buy jarred spaghetti sauce.

[Schlubalybub]

Easy peasy then- I reckon my usual extremely cheap jarred sauce will work

Thanks again

[merrymarge]

Your welcome, I hope you like it.