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THE shut the fuque up QUICK DIPS
 
the PEACH STATE
 
During any sporting event we tend to have between 5 and 15 loud guys in the house. This is the only way so far I have found to keep them quiet for five minutes. As long as they are eating, they are not screaming.
 
For dip 1
1 can refried beans, half a block of Monterey jack cheese, about a cup of chunky salsa, sour cream to dollop on top and chopped scallions.
Directions
Open can of beans, shred cheese, measure out salsa, mix in a bowl real good, then microwave until nice and hot. Dollop sour cream on top, sprinkle with chopped scallions to make it pretty.
cost : about 5 dollars
time : about 5 minutes
 
For dip 2
2 giant California avocados, 1 big tomato, 1 medium onion, 2 big limes, about a cup of cottage cheese, salt and pepper to taste.
Directions
Peel and mash avocados, chop tomato but leave 1 medium sized slice for later, dice onion real small, quarter limes and squeeze out all the juice, mix it all in a bowl real good with the cottage cheese, salt and pepper. Lay the leftover slice of tomato in a decorative fashion.
cost : 7-15 dollars, depending on season
time : 15-20 minutes
 
Add a Bag o' tortillas chips or Fritos, or even triscuits. As long as it's something to dip with. I personally like Tostitos hint of lime, but I feed them cheapo store brand usually.

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Hi tOdd,

I'm from Washington State and this is actually a recipe I got from
Trader Joe's, a natural grocery store we have around here.  It is
healthy, easy and versatile... everyone I make it for loves it, even
people who don't like beans!  FYI: for anybody else who does Weight
Watchers, 1 serving = 3 points.

Spicy Mexican Sausage Dip/Filling Stuff

Ingredients (this makes 6 servings):
1 package gourmet spicy chicken/turkey sausage (This should be a pack
of 4 sausages; try to get some flavored with chiles of some kind.  I
have used chipotle sausages from Trader Joe's as well as habanero
sausages, and both were great.)
16 oz. medium salsa (canned salsa is OK, but my favorite is the fresh
kind from the refrigerated section of the supermarket; I use Rojo's
Zesty Garlic Salsa)
1 can black beans, drained
1 can corn, drained

Heat a nonstick skillet over medium high heat and spray it with olive
oil.  Chop up the sausage into half-inch pieces or so and cook until
lightly browned.  Add all the other ingredients and cook, stirring
regularly, until simmering; reduce heat and simmer until some of the
liquid has cooked out and the flavors are well blended.

Serve over tortilla chips or in burritos; it tastes great by itself
but even better when you include shredded 4-cheese mexican blend, sour
cream, guacamole and fresh spinach in your burrito or on your nachos.

Enjoy!

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Hey T0dd,

I dunno if this fits into the dynamic of your recipe page, but I've got a step by step on making Beer Can Chicken posted to this link: http://dobiebowl.com/bbq/beercan.html. I got the recipe initially from Steve Raichlen's BarBQ Bible, (his website's http://www.barbecuebible.com/). I'm from Gainesville, FL and I like it 'cause I love grillin' and the beer makes the chicken all juicy inside =)

You may not be able to make much use of it today, in NY in the snow and all.
Anyway, hope you like it.
Thanks,

Dobie
http://dobieville.com

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