12/4/2008

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Oriental Gingered Pork and Fresh Vegetables with Noodles

A wonderful one-course meal. This dish can be mixed with noodles of your choice or rice.

Total Prep Time - About 2 hours

 

Ingredients:
Grated fresh Ginger Root (as much ginger as you like. 1-2 cups sliced or grated)
Fresh garlic (about 4 cloves sliced or crushed up)
Onion (about 2 onions julienne sliced)
Celery (about 4 stalks julienne sliced)
Carrot (about 3 carrots julienne sliced)
Ground pork (or ground beef, or canned ham, like Spam) (about 1 pound)
Soy sauce (to taste, about 1/2 cup)
Sugar (to taste, about 1 Tablespoon)
Sliced fresh jalapeņo pepper if you like (about 5 fresh jalapeno pepper's sliced small)

 

1. Put some soy sauce into the ground meat and mix them. If you put enough soy sauce, you only need a little salt later.
2. Put mixed meat, sliced ginger root, and garlic into a pan. (if you have hot pepper, add it in) Add sugar at this time. Fry them slowly, break up the meat to small pieces. Slowly cook this together, while until all water inside meat is gone. This takes a little time.
3. Use tools to chop (or slice) all veggies to small pieces. Since they are cooked with noodles, try to make their shape looks like noodles.
4. Add sliced celery, carrot, and onion in, fry them about 1 - 2 minutes, you may add some salt in this time, but not much.
5. Boil the water and then put the noodles in until 90% done. Use cold water to wash them so they won't stick together when you fry them later.
6. Add noodles into pan, mix them and fry them about 2-3 minutes. A little salt may to be added.

 


 

Frozen Garbage

A sweet treat ... good for any time of year.

 

3 packages Almond Bark
6 cups of Crispix
1 lb. of Peanut M&M's
1bag of small pretzels (I crush them first)
 
Mix dry ingredients together
Melt Almond bark and stir together with dry ingredients
Lay out on cookie sheet and refrigerate until stiff
Break apart and serve.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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