Recipes

[Guest Iggy]

Thank you! We got these really thick steaks from the store and we didn't know what to do with them. :)

What kind of steak did you get besides thick?

[bunnzy]

In australia i can get Kangaroo steaks from the supermarket for really cheap, they are low in fat and high in iron.

It tastes like venison, actually

[MorningStar]

What kind of steak did you get besides thick?

We got two boneless ribeyes with strings tied around them. They looked like they were at least an inch thick. They were pretty good, but this morning me and the steak aren't really getting along. I think tonight I'll make Caribbean Chicken Rice. :)

[Josie]

Sometime, try marinating your steaks in Zesty Italian Dressing for about two hours before frying them and if you let the meat come to room temperature before cooking, it will reserve more flavor. If you will use tongs to fry it or something so you are not stabbing the meat with a fork that will help them retain flavor also. And when they have finished, let them sit 1 or 2 minutes before cutting, so all of your juice does not run out, taking the flavor with it.

[Moksha]

Easy Ward-Potluck Chutney

2 32oz - jars of Apple Butter

1 lb - chopped walnuts

1/2 to 1 lb - raisins

1 - heaping tablespoon ginger

2 - teaspoons cinnamon

Mix well. Cover. Refrigerate and take to potluck.

[MorningStar]

A friend of mine made the cutest things - Sweet Acorns. It's just Hershey Kisses stuck to mini Nilla wafers with a little chocolate frosting. People are so creative! I never would've thought of that.

[MorningStar]

I just tried the yummiest recipe! My friend made these for me a couple weeks ago and they are easy.

LEMON COOKIES

1 pkg. moist lemon cake mix

2 eggs

1/3 cup oil

Mix it together, roll dough into balls, then coat with powdered sugar, place on cookie sheet, then bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes.

They are so moist and soft. Mmmmmm ....

[MorningStar]

I am not normally a mushroom fan, but I made some delicious stuffed mushrooms last night and it's so simple and easy! They taste like they would be more complicated, but all they have is a pound of sage sausage, 8 oz. of cream cheese, you mix those together (after you brown and drain the sausage), fill the mushrooms, and bake them at 400 for 10-15 minutes. All the flavor from the sausage soaks into the whole mushroom, making them more tolerable for me. I had these at a Halloween party and my friend said they were in our Relief Society cookbook. I had a ton of leftover mushrooms from Costco and decided it was time to make them and I was so happy to see how simple they are. I hope you try them and enjoy! :)