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Thread started 11/29/07 8:38pm

baroque

do we have anybody who likes to cook here?

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.
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Reply #1 posted 11/29/07 8:44pm

fascionatress

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i love to cook its one of my favorite things to do actually.
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Reply #2 posted 11/29/07 8:53pm

ZombieKitten

baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


potato and leek soup!

except I don't have a recipe hmmm I just steam about a kilo of peeled and cut up potatoes until soft, then mash up with a little water (do it by hand so the potatoes don't go gluey).

Heat a little oil, some chopped garlic, one sliced leek, one chopped stem of celery. When all these are soft I pour in a litre of water with a couple of veg. stockcubes. Bring to a simmer and then blend it all smooth, add the mashed potatoes, and if they aren't smooth enough, blend it a bit more.

Season with salf and pepper or whatever else you like.

If you like jerusalem artichokes, substitute the potatoes with an equal amount of jerusalem artichokes drool
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Reply #3 posted 11/29/07 8:56pm

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Do you eat seafood at all?

How about lobster base for a soup?
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Reply #4 posted 11/29/07 8:59pm

Anxiety

what about if you mix leeks and carrots into quinoa in vegetable broth? i don't know if it would be the prettiest meal in the world, but it's probably one of the healthiest things you could eat.
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Reply #5 posted 11/29/07 9:08pm

ThreadBare

excited

I love to cook!!! Ooh! Ooh!


But, I'm taking the week off, apparently. I need to get back into the swing of baking, grilling and steaming...

hmmm
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Reply #6 posted 11/29/07 9:16pm

heybaby

I Love to cook! smile
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Reply #7 posted 11/29/07 9:17pm

heybaby

but i don't know anything about leek sad
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Reply #8 posted 11/29/07 9:32pm

baroque

ZombieKitten said:

baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


potato and leek soup!

except I don't have a recipe hmmm I just steam about a kilo of peeled and cut up potatoes until soft, then mash up with a little water (do it by hand so the potatoes don't go gluey).

Heat a little oil, some chopped garlic, one sliced leek, one chopped stem of celery. When all these are soft I pour in a litre of water with a couple of veg. stockcubes. Bring to a simmer and then blend it all smooth, add the mashed potatoes, and if they aren't smooth enough, blend it a bit more.

Season with salf and pepper or whatever else you like.

If you like jerusalem artichokes, substitute the potatoes with an equal amount of jerusalem artichokes drool



sounds delish
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Reply #9 posted 11/29/07 9:33pm

ZombieKitten

baroque said:

ZombieKitten said:



potato and leek soup!

except I don't have a recipe hmmm I just steam about a kilo of peeled and cut up potatoes until soft, then mash up with a little water (do it by hand so the potatoes don't go gluey).

Heat a little oil, some chopped garlic, one sliced leek, one chopped stem of celery. When all these are soft I pour in a litre of water with a couple of veg. stockcubes. Bring to a simmer and then blend it all smooth, add the mashed potatoes, and if they aren't smooth enough, blend it a bit more.

Season with salf and pepper or whatever else you like.

If you like jerusalem artichokes, substitute the potatoes with an equal amount of jerusalem artichokes drool



sounds delish


totally is nod
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Reply #10 posted 11/29/07 9:34pm

baroque

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what about if you mix leeks and carrots into quinoa in vegetable broth? i don't know if it would be the prettiest meal in the world, but it's probably one of the healthiest things you could eat.




im not to into the aesthetics of food, food to me is how it taste, hence the reason i dont like french food...it has to be like a painting on the plate, im like into taste,spices, etc..

hence the reason why i like indian and vietnamese food!

but this recipe sounds good as well, i could try after i try the other one..i bought alot of leeks from the asian market, mother thinks i'm a tad kooky, but leeks are so good!!
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Reply #11 posted 11/29/07 9:35pm

baroque

ZombieKitten said:

baroque said:




sounds delish


totally is nod



thank you..i need like soups cause its very cold here in california right..but i love this weather, i love winter! and the winter foods..
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Reply #12 posted 11/30/07 5:21am

MoniGram

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I LOVE cooking!
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Reply #13 posted 11/30/07 5:22am

DanceWme

I loove cooking!
Now I never said I could..I just like burning up my mother's kitchen biggrin
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Reply #14 posted 11/30/07 5:38am

ThreadBare

heybaby said:

but i don't know anything about leek sad


That's too bad. A certain Philly drummer LOOOVES leeks.

comfort
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Reply #15 posted 11/30/07 7:10am

Rhondab

ThreadBare said:

heybaby said:

but i don't know anything about leek sad


That's too bad. A certain Philly drummer LOOOVES leeks.

comfort



lol

that wasn't nice Threaddy....
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Reply #16 posted 11/30/07 7:19am

heybaby

Rhondab said:

ThreadBare said:



That's too bad. A certain Philly drummer LOOOVES leeks.

comfort



lol

that wasn't nice Threaddy....


falloff

i'm not even listenin to him hmph!
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Reply #17 posted 11/30/07 7:23am

Rhondab

heybaby said:

Rhondab said:




lol

that wasn't nice Threaddy....


falloff

i'm not even listenin to him hmph!



lol


but I bet you gonna go get that receipe huh? lol

hug
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Reply #18 posted 11/30/07 1:53pm

heybaby

Rhondab said:

heybaby said:



falloff

i'm not even listenin to him hmph!



lol


but I bet you gonna go get that receipe huh? lol

hug


lurking lol
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Reply #19 posted 11/30/07 2:27pm

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Not only can I fuck up bathrooms, but I kick the kitchen's ass also.


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Reply #20 posted 11/30/07 2:36pm

roodboi

does cooking meth count??
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Reply #21 posted 11/30/07 2:45pm

MoniGram

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roodboi said:

does cooking meth count??


lol
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Reply #22 posted 11/30/07 2:53pm

JustErin

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I rather enjoy cooking, I'm just not that great at it.
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Reply #23 posted 11/30/07 3:13pm

Byron

LOVE cooking nod...

Hate doing the dishes, tho lol... confused
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Reply #24 posted 11/30/07 3:27pm

Ottensen

ZombieKitten said:

baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


potato and leek soup!

except I don't have a recipe hmmm I just steam about a kilo of peeled and cut up potatoes until soft, then mash up with a little water (do it by hand so the potatoes don't go gluey).

Heat a little oil, some chopped garlic, one sliced leek, one chopped stem of celery. When all these are soft I pour in a litre of water with a couple of veg. stockcubes. Bring to a simmer and then blend it all smooth, add the mashed potatoes, and if they aren't smooth enough, blend it a bit more.

Season with salf and pepper or whatever else you like.

If you like jerusalem artichokes, substitute the potatoes with an equal amount of jerusalem artichokes drool


Excuse me, but are you my twin seperated from me at birth eyepop???

I was just going to suggest the same dish ( although I hadn't considered Jerusalem artichokes---YUM drooling)..!
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Reply #25 posted 11/30/07 3:50pm

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baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


Why do you not eat meat?! I'm so sorry for you. Have you tried Meditteranean fish soup which has leeks in it? It's delicious. I will try and find the recipe for you but it's quite simple. Serve it with a nice, hot crusty baguette.
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Reply #26 posted 11/30/07 5:23pm

Anxiety

JDInteractive said:

baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


Why do you not eat meat?! I'm so sorry for you. Have you tried Meditteranean fish soup which has leeks in it? It's delicious. I will try and find the recipe for you but it's quite simple. Serve it with a nice, hot crusty baguette.


it's not an affliction, you know. lol
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Reply #27 posted 11/30/07 7:45pm

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Anxiety said:

JDInteractive said:



Why do you not eat meat?! I'm so sorry for you. Have you tried Meditteranean fish soup which has leeks in it? It's delicious. I will try and find the recipe for you but it's quite simple. Serve it with a nice, hot crusty baguette.


it's not an affliction, you know. lol

several of us "have it" on the org. giggle
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Reply #28 posted 11/30/07 8:45pm

xplnyrslf

ZombieKitten said:

baroque said:

well im thinking of making something with leek, tomorow. anyone got a good recipe, remind you, im a vegetarian, so no meat please..thank you..i've been craving like leeks for a week now.


potato and leek soup!

except I don't have a recipe hmmm I just steam about a kilo of peeled and cut up potatoes until soft, then mash up with a little water (do it by hand so the potatoes don't go gluey).

Heat a little oil, some chopped garlic, one sliced leek, one chopped stem of celery. When all these are soft I pour in a litre of water with a couple of veg. stockcubes. Bring to a simmer and then blend it all smooth, add the mashed potatoes, and if they aren't smooth enough, blend it a bit more.

Season with salf and pepper or whatever else you like.

If you like jerusalem artichokes, substitute the potatoes with an equal amount of jerusalem artichokes drool


Vichyssoise. Google it! It's hearty, tastey and delicious.
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Reply #29 posted 11/30/07 8:45pm

xplnyrslf

Anxiety said:

what about if you mix leeks and carrots into quinoa in vegetable broth? i don't know if it would be the prettiest meal in the world, but it's probably one of the healthiest things you could eat.


do you fart alot?
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