Cooking for the College Kiddies

*Peter North*
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Post by *Peter North* »

the new Jamie Oliver ;0

fr0d
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Post by fr0d »


Lemon Garlic Salmon!!


 


1 Skinned, deboned slab of salmon


Some Tin Foil


a few lemons


Some Dill, and Lemon Grass


Basmati Rice


1 George foreman Microgrill


 


Ok, first cook basmati rice according to directions, the good stuff takes a few hours to cook, so cook it in advance and leave it covered in your dorm microwave.


 


First, cut up a lemon, your dill and lemon grass and drizzle over your salmon. Place the salmon along with some lemon rind and dill/lemon grass into a small pouch made from your tin foil. Be sure to grease the foil first, I usually use butter flavoured pam.


 


Turn on your george forman grill, and cook for about 10 minutes until the salmon smell becomes very noticable. Salmon cooks quickly, and in a pouch is really hard to overcook.


 


Anyways, unwrap, put over rice, get a girl to share wtih, and YOU ARE MEAL!!!


monkeys_heed
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Post by monkeys_heed »


the new Jamie Oliver ;0

lollololl pukka mate :P


Kindred
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Post by Kindred »


Here is a breakfast fav of mine, especially when in a hurry.


 


Breakfast Buritto


 


1 Tortilla


A Few strips of Bacon and/or chopped up sausage


Eggs


Salsa


Sour Cream


Lettuce(Optional)


Black Olives(Optional)


 


 


Scramble the egg, then cook the bacon. Put them on the tortilla. Put salsa and sour cream on the salsa and if you want to put lettuce on it. Then wrap it up and eat.


sh3p
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Post by sh3p »

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Cubensis
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Post by Cubensis »

I just discovered this last night.  Get 1 cup of Uncle Bens microwavable rice, 1 cup of water, salmon(skinless and boneless), soysauce.  Drop the rice and water in a micro-proof container, nuke for 5 minutes, add soy sauce or ketchup, salmon, optioally nuke again for 1 minute.

Cubensis
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Post by Cubensis »


Get this book! ?I plan to get it tomorrow and will post recipies.


http://www.allbaking.net/ch/2002/december/amanacanaplan.jpg


Kindred
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Post by Kindred »


Get this book! ?I plan to get it tomorrow and will post recipies.

http://www.allbaking.net/ch/2002/december/amanacanaplan.jpg



I have that one, but a good bit of the recipies tend to be a little bland and more on the healthier side. ?It does have a few really good ones though.


Kindred
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Post by Kindred »


A microwavable Salmon steak alternative:


 


Salmon steaks


 


Ingredients:


 


Two salmon steaks, totalling roughly 1 pound.


2 Tbsp Butter or margarine.


1 Tbsp Lemon juice.


1/2 tsp pepper  


2 tsp fresh or dried chopped parsley  


dash of garlic powder or chopped garlic in jar


 


Optional:


 


1 tbsp of Lime Juice


1/2 of seasoned salt or Ms. Dash(flavor of choice)


 


Preparation:


 


Melt the butter, combine all of the non-salmon ingredients except the parsley. Place the salmon steaks in a microwave-safe cooking dish. Pour the sauce over the salmon, then sprinkle with parsley.


 


Cooking Procedures:


Total microwave cooking time is 10-13 minutes per pound of salmon at 50% power (700W+ microwave oven).


 


Microwave at 50% power for half of cooking time. Turn the steaks over, baste, microwave at 50% power for remainder of cooking time.


BuG
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Post by BuG »

FUCK THIS THING

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