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Les quesadillas sont réalisées à partir de tortillas (galettes de maïs ou de blé) fait avec du fromage et, parfois, du poulet, du boeuf ou d'autres ingrédients. Elles peuvent être cuites à la poêle, grillées ou frites.
A quesadilla usually anglicized as is a Mexican snack food comprised of cheese (and occasionally other ingredients) wrapped in uncooked masa (cornmeal dough) and fried, or cooked inside a corn, wheat or flour tortilla. The word comes from Spanish, and literally means little cheesy thing cheesy (from queso, or cheese + ada, an adjectival suffix, + illa, a diminutive suffix).
1/2 inch square aluminum rod from hardware store, aluminum bar about 1/8 inch thick from same, pop rivets, 1/4 inch thumb screw, 1/4 inch nuts & lock washer, about 20 gauge hardened steel wire
tools used: scroll saw to cut metal to length and cut channel where wire goes underneath
dremel to smooth edges and cut slots in upper piece for wire
drill for 1/4 inch hole for thumb screw and 1/8 inch holes for pop rivets
pop rivet tool
Juicy, sweet pink shrimp from Maine. They were lovely, delicate and oh-so-fresh! I just quickly sauteed them with a garlic oil I made and then added some cayenne for heat.
starbucks is pushing tea latte's these days so we decided to make our own and see what the rave is all about.
homemade sweet cookies "Polvorones"
to enjoy with tea :)
Inspired by WR7, thanks for posting the recipe!!!
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Finally after about a year since my trial with underwear made from recycled tank, I made my two first organic hemp(khaki color), and cotton(blue ones) underwear. I got organic fabric remnants from etsy shops who sew organic clothes. All you need is zigzag stitch on the regular sewing machine.
I made this yogurt without a yogurt maker, using just a central heating and it turned out very well...! :) Recipe on my blog .
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This is my first bottle of homemade Mead. If you don't know, Mead is wine made from honey. It was the beverage of choice for the Vikings and is as sweet and tasty as it looks.
This bottle was full not long ago but I spent one afternoon experimenting with a process known as "Back Sweetening" and this required quite a bit of taste testing, I think I finally got it right.
Tomato sauce, salami, corn, cheese, paprika and a lot of mushrooms. Jummm. Tonight we're eating the left overs ;)
The Harris and James Gelato Shop serves the best ice cream in Southwold Suffolk. The queues are often out in the street .
Over 30 flavours of home made gelato from local mile and cream.
Texture by Kerstin Frank
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Shortened version of a design I started with. This pulls a sulky. One lever height adjustment. See the following for a shot of the belt setup: flickr.com/photos/21702692@N05/2198472677/
To see the first design: flickr.com/photos/21702692@N05/2109466421/
made from twigs, old book cover and old cardboard sewing needle case
blog post here www.sharonojala.com/2012/11/a-twig-bed-and-new-old-dollho...
We are all in a search for natural of everyday items. If you got problems with dry hair, here is fine recipe with elderberries, rose petals and hollyhocks:
125 ml water
1 large spoon of dry elderberries
1 large spoon of dry hollyhocks
1 large spoon of dry rose petals
3 large spoon of odor free...
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Okay, this is the tweaked recipe for my homemade Enchiladas, and hot damn it is good! It’ll make you slap yo’ mama!
I use a medium-sized pot to cook this in instead of a skillet; that way I don’t have to worry about slopping stuff out everywhere.
You’ll need:
2 cans of Old El Paso medium enchilada sauce (red)
www.bettycrocker.com/products/old-el-paso/products/enchil...
1 can of RoTel
www.ro-tel.com/products.jsp?gclid=COWFrv_76q0CFVCR7Qod117I4g
Yellow corn tortillas
1 bottle of Taco Bell Restaurant Sauce
www.walmart.com/ip/Taco-Bell-Home-Originals-Mild-Restaura...
1 bunch of fresh cilantro
5 large cloves on garlic
1 onion (your choice; I like yellow onions)
1 pound of lean ground meat
Powdered cumin
Salt and pepper
Butter
Cheddar cheese
A medium-sized pot
A casserole dish
A cheese grater
A jar of your favorite brand of pickled jalapeno slices
LET’S COOK!
PREHEAT YOUR OVEN TO 350 degrees!
Into the pot place about ½ stick of butter and turn the heat onto medium.
Cut ½” slice off the onion (cut the slice from the middle so you get the maximum amount of onion) and coarsely chop, and then add to the pot. Stir the onion into the butter to mix well and continue to cook and stir until the onions are soft and translucent but just shy of being caramelized.
Add the ground meat and stir it in, using a large wooden spoon to break up the meat. Raise the heat slightly if needed so that the meat browns well.
Keep an eye on the meat, stirring occasionally, and while it’s browning you can coarsely chop another ½” slice of onion, coarsely chop about 20 slices of the pickled jalapeno, peel and finely chop the cloves of garlic, and then grab a handful of cilantro and divide it, finely chopping each portion. Reserve one portion of the cilantro along with the onion.
After the meat is just browned add one tablespoon of cumin, the jalapenos, one of the chopped portions of cilantro, 1 teaspoon of salt, and about 15-20 turns of fresh ground black pepper (or shake your pepper shaker over the pot 15-20 times), one of the cans of enchilada sauce, the can of RoTel, and all of the garlic; using the cheese grater grate about ½-cup of the cheddar cheese into the mixture, stirring well to mix all ingredients thoroughly and then lower to a simmer, continuing to stir until the cheese is melted.
While the mixture simmers get the casserole dish handy and open the tortillas.
Let the mixture simmer for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Make sure the oven has reached 350 degrees. Add the reserved onion and cilantro into the pot and stir to mix thoroughly and immediately remove from heat. This will give you both soft and crunchy onion in the enchiladas and a variety of textures to enjoy, plus a fresh bite from the cilantro that hasn’t been cooked down.
Spoon the mixture into the tortillas and roll them so that the overlap is on the bottom when you put them into the casserole dish. Roll enough enchiladas that they fill the casserole and then scrape the pot out so that you cover the tops of the enchiladas with any remaining meat mixture.
Open the last can of Old El Paso Enchilada Sauce and pour it carefully over the enchiladas.
Using the cheese grater grate enough of the cheddar cheese to cover the enchiladas and then place the casserole into the preheated 350-degree oven and bake for 15 minutes.
Pour an amount of the Taco Bell Restaurant Sauce over each served portion (to taste); this really adds an awesome flavor dimension!
Serve with my side of my original recipe homemade Mexican Rice:
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and enjoy!!!!!!
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my dad drilled a well for an Amish family and the wife gave him a bag of freshly made egg noodles which I luckily ended up with.
Imperial / Double Milk Stout brewed w/chocolate fudge, walnuts, & a hint of maple syrup.
Tree House Brewing Company
Charlton, MA United States
The first thing I used my new Kitchenaid Mixer for was making dough! This is my first loaf of bread not made in a bread machine, I think it came out pretty well :)
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