Drink And Dine

August 31, 2008

Seafood Soup

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As a busy mom of 4, I often have the challenge of finding recipes that are tasty enough for kids, yet not the traditional chicken-nuggets-or-hot-dogs kind of menu my kids would eat everyday if they were allowed to do so. Add the convenience of using the crockpot, which is such an amazing time saver, and you’ve got the makings of a great recipe.

This simple seafood soup feeds 8-10 people, and has the Kenny children seal of approval. It is also fairly inexpensive, with ingredients that you can find in any grocery store. We usually serve it with homemade bread & a big salad.

Ingredients: 3 cans of cheddar cheese soup, 3 cans of cream of potato soup, 6 cans of milk, 1 8oz. package of imitation crab meat, 1 can of chopped or minced clams, 1 can of shrimp, choice of spices to taste.

First, empty all cans of soup (both kinds) into the crockpot. Add 6 cans of milk, using the soup cans. Mix together with a whisk. Add clams & shrimp, including liquid in the cans. Mix with whisk. Cut up the crab meat into bite-sized pieces. Mix with whisk again. Add your choices of spices to taste and whisk one final time. Cook in crockpot on high for 4 to 6 hours. Stir before serving.

This recipe serves approximately 10 bowls of soup, and freezes very well. For added flair, you may also use canned crab or lump crab. This soup can be very versatile. If you do not enjoy potatoes in your soup, I recommend you use 6 cans of cheddar cheese soup, leaving out the cream of potato soup completely. Hope you enjoy the soup!

August 23, 2008

Great New Restaurant Recipes

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Every cook likes to keep as many recipes on hand as possible in their kitchen. Just as a mechanic needs different types of tools for different vehicles, a chef needs different recipes to match the occasion and culinary desires at hand. Each additional meal or dish that a chef knows how to prepare is one more trick up their sleeve to amaze and delight the people who will be eating at their tables. By having many different restaurant style recipes to cook, a chef will be able to prepare most any delicacy, and always keep them coming back for more.

It’s hard to know where to find good recipes though. The internet is full of websites with endless lists of recipes, and of course you can always get them in more limited supply from your family and friends. Without talking to people who have tried them though, it can be hard to tell which recipes are winners. The great news is that new websites are coming out every day with authentic and delicious Restaurant Recipes that are ready to be downloaded into your recipe book and brought out whenever the occasion calls for it. Dozens of recipes for every taste bud can be found either by doing an internet search, or in informative articles like this one.

So whether you’re a chef with decades of experience looking for the newest tool to put in your toolbox, or you’re a hobbyist who just loves to have a good home full of good food, someone has the recipes for you.

August 4, 2008

Feeling hungry ??????

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