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      <title>Fire and Ice Pickles</title>
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      <published>2008-09-02T20:41:54Z</published>
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      <author><name>Love ya KVD</name></author>
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        <p>Recipe from the Texas Co-Op Power cookbook:
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1 gallon sliced dill pickles
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5 cups sugar
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3 tbsp crushed red pepper
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1 tbsp Tabasco
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6 cloves garlic, chopped
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Drain pickles, then return pickles to jar. Pour other ingredients over pickles. Replace lid; let stand. They will quickly make juice again; turn several times a day for 7 days. Put in pint jar. Refrigerate. They will get crispy after refrigeration.
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    <entry>
      <title>Brats in Beer</title>
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      <published>2008-07-08T21:55:15Z</published>
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      <author><name>Love ya KVD</name></author>
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        <p><span style="font-size:16px;">Came across this recipe over the weekend.</span>
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<span style="color:blue;">6 links of Bratswurst
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1 bottle of amber ale (or Shiner Bock original)
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1 medium onion, thinly sliced
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2 Tbsp packed brown sugar
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2 Tbsp red win vinegar or cider vinegar
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Serve with spicy brown mustard on the side
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And Rye bread</span>
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<span style="color:green;">Slow Cooker Directions
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<br />1. Combine bratwurst, ale, onion, sugar and vinegar in slow cooker. Cover; cook on LOW 4 to 5 hours.
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<br />2. Remove bratwurst and onion slices from show cooker. Cut bratwurst into 1/2 inch length slices to fit on a sandwich. Spread mustard on bread and brats/onions. Enjoy. </span>
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<span style="color:red;">TIP:
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Don&#8217;t use too dark of a beer, could leave bitter. </span>
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Serve with some Sauerkraut or German potato salad.
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      <title>Recipe Book from bass</title>
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      <published>2008-11-07T23:57:47Z</published>
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        <p>Hey i got this recipe book from bass, tons of good lookin food in it, if you guys want me to oost some stuff, just name a fish and ill do my best on it!! Mom took the book, but i know right where it is.
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    <entry>
      <title>Energy Drinks&#63;</title>
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      <published>2008-07-12T16:32:42Z</published>
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        <p>What energy drinks to ya&#8217;ll like? What taste best...they can get fairly expensive. Do you do any of the small bottles (example &#8220;5 hour Energy")?
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      <title>Poor Man&#8217;s Lobster</title>
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      <published>2008-05-04T08:16:42Z</published>
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        <p>Take your fillets, (I prefer to use panfish for this, especially bluegills), and put a couple of fillets into a piece of cheesecloth. Fold it up so that you are holding a majority of the cheesecloth. Dip this into boiling water(A good hard rapid boil), and hold in it for 3 minutes. Be careful when you do this since your fingers are only about an inch away from the boiling water. After the 3 minutes, pull them out. Basically, all i did was poach the fish. (That didn&#8217;t sound good! But it like poached eggs, same theory) Once they are out drop them into a small crock-pot or a fondue pot that has melted butter in it. I use a small crock-pot and keep the setting on warm or low. This is key! Basically its drawn butter. Then grab a fork and enjoy, your buddies will lose it. Work great with a nice steak, a little surf-n-turf.
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You can keep the fish once it has been poached(boiled) for up to a week in the fridge. I use it in the summer on salads, since I eat light in the summer. But the possibilities are endless. It a great cheap replacement for that junk imitation crab meat. You could also chill it after you poach it and serve it cold with cocktail sauce. Trust me its better than shrimp!
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      <title>Looking for Hot Salsa Recipes&#8230;please post your favorite.</title>
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      <published>2008-10-18T20:22:34Z</published>
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        <p>The one I use:
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1 large onion
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6 roma tomatoes
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5 jalapenos (not pickled)
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1 can (6 oz) tomato sauce
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Juice of 1 lime
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12-15 stems of fresh cliantro
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1 tsp minced garlic
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Process together in food processor. Chill and serve with tortilla chips.
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Do you have any additional ingredients?
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      <title>Turkey Peppers (for left over turkey) snacks for the leftover holiday crowd.</title>
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      <published>2008-10-16T15:16:10Z</published>
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        <p>6 cups of leftover turkey
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1 cup jalapeno peppers, finely chopped (pickled, not fresh)
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2/3 cup jalapeno juice
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2 eggs
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1 cup of Bisquick Mix
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1 tbsp rubbed sage
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1 tsp black pepper
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1 tsp caynne pepper
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Grind 6 cups of leftover turkey. Place in medium bowl. Mix all ingredients. Shape into small to medium balls (golf size). Roll in a mixture of flour to coat. Deep fry until brown and crispy.
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      <title>smoked honey orange mango basil trout</title>
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      <published>2008-09-21T16:11:46Z</published>
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        <p>1st thing you need to do is get you a smoker i like the big green egg smoker. and with fish i like alder chips when smoke&#8217;n em.
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get your big green egg up to 350 add the alder chips and get it smooooooooooookey!!!!!!!!!!!
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season trout with salt and pepper lightly brush with olive oil
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smoke fish for 3 hours.
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then you need
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orange mango basil relish
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2 mangoes
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1/4 cup of orange juice
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1/4 cup of lime juice
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2 tsp of fresh basil
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6 tsp of honey
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1/2 of red bell pepper
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4 strawberries
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slice and pit mangoes add 1 mago to blender with the orange juice,lime blend still syrupy. take other mango and dice.
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dice up red bell pepper then add diced mango and red bell pepper to the syrupy mango finely chop fresh basil and add that to the relish. 
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drizzle 3 tsp honey onto trout then add orange mango basil relish. drizzle another 3 tsp of honey on top of orange mango basil relish then garnish with chopped stawberries.
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      <title>Mexican Cheese Ball and Olive &amp;amp; Almond Cheese Ball (Football party snack)</title>
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      <published>2008-09-02T20:52:38Z</published>
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        <p><b>Mexican Cheese Ball</b>
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1 lb of Mexican Velveeta
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8 oz. soft cream cheese
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1/2 cup chopped onions
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1/4 cup of chopped black olives
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Frito Chips or Corn Chip (not thins)
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Mix Velveeta and cream cheese together and refrigerate one hour in bowl. Take out and form a cheese ball and roll in the mixture of onion and olives. Serve on a plate surrounded by chips.
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<b>Olive and Almond Cheese Ball</b>
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8 oz cream cheese softened
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1/4 cup pimiento olives, coarely chopped
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1 tsp minced garlic
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1/2 cup sour cream
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1 tsp Louisiana Hot Sauce
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Package of sliced almonds
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Place first 5 ingredients in a bowl and mix throughly using your hands. Form into a ball. Sprinkle almonds on a sheet of plastic wrap and roll the ball in the sliced almonds until covered. Wrap clean sheet of plastic wrap around cheese ball. Refrigerate for 12 to 24 hours before serving, or freeze for later use.
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      <title>Im Back! Citrus Shrimp Kabobs</title>
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      <published>2008-09-20T17:58:37Z</published>
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        <p>Sorry Boys,,My wife just had a baby girl and I had not the chance to drop a few recipes. I see everyone is sharing, that&#8217;s super cool. Here&#8217;s an easy one, but delicious.
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Ingredients: 1lb jumbo shrimp, Juice from one orange, and from one lime, Tablespoon of lemon pepper, two tablespoons of olive oil, and butter. Marinate all ingredient&#8217;s except butter for about one hour. Heat stove top griddle, place marinated shrimp on skewers, and one tablespoon of butter on griddle. Cook on both sides for about 10 to 15 minutes. Serve over wild rice&#8230;
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