Tumpa's Tasty Treats

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Tumpa ottawa, Ontario Canada
I love to cook...it is one of the spices of life.

I recently attended a cooking class called Indian treats and treasures where we learned some enticing entrees and appetizers.

Here in my thread, I invite all to post their tantilizing trades and tricks....

Happy cooking, baking and especially warmth in the kitchen everyone!!



livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
Tumpa: I love to cook...it is one of the spices of life.

I recently attended a cooking class called Indian treats and treasures where we learned some enticing entrees and appetizers.

Here in my thread, I invite all to post their tantilizing trades and tricks....

Happy cooking, baking and especially warmth in the kitchen everyone!!


blues blues blues

sorry I can not participate ,
my forte ,
is not in the kitchen moping



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druidess6308 Reverse, Pennsylvania USA
rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing Same here, LL...how about we share some popcorn and watch out for tips!

popcorn popcorn
Tumpa ottawa, Ontario Canada
Yes, you may participate. I also work with newcomers....

After all, heat comes from everywhere in the home.....



livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
druidess6308: Same here, LL...how about we share some popcorn and watch out for tips!


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sounds like a plan !

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livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
Tumpa: Yes, you may participate. I also work with newcomers....

After all, heat comes from everywhere in the home.....

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skimpydoo Dublin, Dublin Ireland
livinglarge: I'm not that new
I bet you would like my tasty treats.
mylifewithu Springfield, Missouri USA
I have a simple recipe that even those that are great at cooking could make easily.
In a 13 x 9 in. pan , drain liquid off 2 large cans of cling peaches ( anything else could be used instead,. ( Like cherry pie filling, or Apple).
Then on top sprinkle a whole box of Jiffy white cake mix dry over the fruit. A little sugar and cinnamon could be added on top before baking.
Cook in 350 degree oven until topping begins to slightly brown.
Makes a very delicious simple cobbler.wine
mylifewithu Springfield, Missouri USA
mylifewithu: I have a simple recipe that even those that are Not great at cooking could make easily.
In a 13 x 9 in. pan , drain liquid off 2 large cans of cling peaches ( anything else could be used instead,. ( Like cherry pie filling, or Apple).
Then on top sprinkle a whole box of Jiffy white cake mix dry over the fruit. A little sugar and cinnamon could be added on top before baking.
Cook in 350 degree oven until topping begins to slightly brown.
Makes a very delicious simple cobbler.



livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
skimpydoo: I bet you would like my tasty treats.


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Oh my !!


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skimpydoo Dublin, Dublin Ireland
Don't be shy ll you know you want to



livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
skimpydoo: Don't be shy ll you know you want to


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Moema Brasilia, Distrito Federal Brazil
Tumpa: Yes, you may participate. I also work with newcomers....

After all, heat comes from everywhere in the home.....

If you´re into seafood, you might want to look up a recipe for MOQUECA. You can make it with fish, shrimp or whatever sea stuff you like. It´s easy, quick to prepare and very tasty!

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skimpydoo Dublin, Dublin Ireland
livinglarge: yes I do want to
good let's get started so



livinglarge in a good place , Kildare Ireland
skimpydoo: good let's get started so


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Ro you r in big trouble !!

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wikked Ajax, Ontario Canada
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Tumpa....

Wish I had known that...you could have been the "cook" the last time you were down this way....wine
Fallingman Dublin, Dublin Ireland
livinglarge: sorry I can not participate ,
my forte ,
is not in the kitchen


So where is your forte then? laugh

I'm getting hungry just reading this thread....food!!!!

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venere08 Adelaide and Tuscany, South Australia Australia
Tumpa: I love to cook...it is one of the spices of life.

I recently attended a cooking class called Indian treats and treasures where we learned some enticing entrees and appetizers.

Here in my thread, I invite all to post their tantilizing trades and tricks....

Happy cooking, baking and especially warmth in the kitchen everyone!!



You asked for it. So I have gone off and retrieved an Aussie cookbook, called "The PWMU Centenary Cookbook. (Presbyterian Women's Missionary Union of Victoria), original book first published in 1904.

After careful deliberation and selecting something very Aussie, here goes....cheering

"Sheep's Head Hash" (What?????)

"Cut the meat neatly from the bones. Take a cupful of the stock or soup it has been boiled in, and a small cup of milk, 1/4 teaspoon Worcester sauce, 1 oz (or 1 dessertspoonful), butter, 1 dessertspoonful flour. Blend and mix thoroughly the stock with the other ingredients. Set all over the fire(meaning????) and stir and leave for 10 minutes till the sauce is the thickness of cream and then add the hashed meat, and simmer for 1/4 of an hour. Serve hot with sippets (???) of toast."

So there we have it!uh oh drinking

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venere08 Adelaide and Tuscany, South Australia Australia
mylifewithu: I have a simple recipe that even those that are great at cooking could make easily.
In a 13 x 9 in. pan , drain liquid off 2 large cans of cling peaches ( anything else could be used instead,. ( Like cherry pie filling, or Apple).
Then on top sprinkle a whole box of Jiffy white cake mix dry over the fruit. A little sugar and cinnamon could be added on top before baking.
Cook in 350 degree oven until topping begins to slightly brown.
Makes a very delicious simple cobbler.


Ummmmmm. cinnamon. I can smell it now...bouquet
cardsfan24 somewhere in paradise, Illinois USA
I just made strawberry cake with strawberry icing it's the shiznit....


OOOOh, im also thinkin about maybe going back to school to be a chef...just call me chef stew o boyardelaugh




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