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MOLASSES
SUGAR COOKIES
from Ed Clark Sr. - Glenside, PA |
As
far as I know, my father makes the best Christmas Cookies!
Here's his infamously delicious Molasses Sugar Cookie Recipe.
Make as many as you like, eat them all today!
Click here for the
recipe.
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Papaya
Salad from
February 2000
From Khao Sok National Park, Thailand |
I
learned how to prepare a papaya salad from our Thai friend
Tim.She invited into the kitchen where I made it myself. To
make it, get:
- crushed chilies
- green papaya
- lemon
- garlic
- soy sauce
- sugar
- salt
- cashew nuts
- a few tomatoes
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Simply
add the ingredients slowly into a pestle, and beat it all
together very fast with the mortar.
It is a quick, easy and delicious dish! |
read more about
the jungles of Thailand in our Feb
2002 Diary - visit Khao Sok National Park |
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Fun with Filo |
| Filo
can be either a savoury meal or sweet treat.
Vistara shared with us the inspriation and we figured
we'd pass them on with two newly created & inspired
fillings: Winter Pudding Pastry
& Tila's Filo |
| Stuff you
Need to Stuff the Filos |
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Filo Pastry
- Any Medium to Low Juiciness filling (see below)
- Oven
- Taste buds
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| Winter Pudding Pastry
Filling (by Vibodha) |
| You
need:
Apples,
juicy pairs,
dates,
sultanas (raisins),
cinnamon,
homemade fig jam (if you can get it),
Vanilla yoghurt.
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Cube soft pears & apples
- Remove the pit within the dates
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Roll out a few sheets of filo
pastry.
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Lightly dab filo pastry with
melted butter (and again after you roll it).
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Place cubed apples and pears
across the pastry (see photo above).
- Add dates, fig jam, rasins.
- Sprinkle cinnamon (or cinnamon sugar for sweetness).
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Gently roll ingredients into
pastry
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Bake until edges become golden
brown.
- Remove from oven, allow to cool 3 minutes.
- Serve with vanilla yoghurt.
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| Tila's Filo Fantasy |
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peppers
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onions
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feta cheese
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olive oil
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pepper
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red chilies
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mushrooms
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garlic
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butter
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Saute two onions, one kilo
of mushrooms and half a red chili in olive oil.
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Slice the feta cheese into
small rectangular cubes.
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Roll out filo pastry.
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Lightly dab filo pastry with
melted butter.
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Place satueed' ingredients
on filo (leaving much of the juice behind.)
- Add cubes of feta cheese & sliced garlic
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Gently roll ingredients into
pastry
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Bake until edges become golden
brown.
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| Courtesy
of Vistara Bodhi, Tila & Vibodha Clark
from Perth, Western Australia |
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Dottie
Clark's Gin and Tonic |
- 4 oz tonic water
- 2 oz gin (of your choice)
- 4 ice cubes
- 1 wedge fresh lemon
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| METHOD:
- In a chilled glass add ice cubes.
- Pour gin over ice cubes.
- Add tonic water.
- Perch the wedge of lemon
on the side of the glass.
- Put on your sun glasses
and straw hat.
- Sit in your favorite lounge chair.
- Sip quietly.
- Watch the birds.
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| Courtesy
of Dottie Clark,
Origin: Glenside, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Shawn-Aileen
Clark Presents:
Chocolate Chip Cookies |
| Ingredients: |
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1 lb butter
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1 1/2 cups dark brown
sugar
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1 1/2 cups sugar
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2 teaspoons of water
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1 tsp. vanilla (natural
is best)
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two pinches of salt
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2 teaspoons of baking
soda
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5 cups of white flour
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4 cups of chocolate
crumble
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three large eggs
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Method: |
- melt the butter in the microwave for 45
seconds
- mix butter and sugars until smooth
- add flour, vanilla, water, salt and baking
soda, mix for 30 seconds
- add eggs and mix very well
- stir in the chocolate chips
- Preheat overn to 350 degrees F
- Bake (Bake batches for 15 minutes (my trick
to keep them moist is to cook them for 12
or 13 minutes but use your own judgment)
- EAT, but not too much at once! You'll stuff
yourself.
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| Yield:
TONS of fantastic perfect cookies.
Enough to stuff yourself.
Note:
This is originally from the Inn at Montpelier
in Vermont where Chris and I stayed with Dana
and Marie (while they were on a cross country
trip inspired by this website). We had a magical
glorious long October weekend.
~ Shawn-Aileen Clark
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 Courtesy
of Shawn-Aileen Clark, Brooklyn, New York |
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| Ingredients: |
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| Method: |
- chop onion, carrot and leek into soup-sized chunks
- put aside.
- add water & stock cubes to a large pot and
bring to boil
- after bringing to boil, add 1 tbs of salt (to
taste) and simmer
- allow to simmer adding pudding rice & lentils
and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally
- add chopped carrots and leeks and simmer for twenty
minutes
- add celery fifteen minutes before parsley then
add parsley and serve.
Viola' Good Homemade Irish Soup! |
| Courtesy
of Carol Parkhill, Coleraine, N.Ireland. |
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Shortbread
from Coleraine |
| Ingredients: |
- 8 oz plain flower
- 4 icing sugar
- 4 oz cornflower
- 8 oz butter
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| Method: |
- Cream butter and sugar.
- Beat in sieved flower and cornflower.
- Knead well.
- Roll out onto greased baking tin
- Cut to shape (using shaped cutter)
- Place on a sugared baking tin and place in oven.
- Bake for 20-25 minutes at 150 degrees Celsius.
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| Courtesy
of Carol Parkhill, Coleraine, N.Ireland. |
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