Fun with food.
Here I am tonight writing for last night as well as tonight. Last night I decided my creativity would go into the world of cooking. I decided last night to come up with a list of 25 strange things to make to eat! Just to try and enjoy. I like to push the boundaries a little and I believe exploring is a great part of creativity. Exploration is endless with all the new things we can learn, see and try!
So Here is my list of 25 strange things I want to try to cook and perfect even if by change when needed.
- Acorn Squash and Ham Sandwiches, On French Bread.
- Cow Tongue with Spinach and Artichoke stuffed Tomato's.
- Apple and Chicken Chunk Bow Tie Pasta in Alfredo Sauce.
- Banana and Peach Basted Shrimp.
- Sirloin topped with Avocado and Lime sauce.
- Grape and Mint leaf stuffed Chicken.
- Cheese and Ground Beef Stuffed Beef Roast.
- Cooked Pears with Cheese Cream Sauce.
- Potato slices cooked and Basted with Orange Flavoring.
- Halibut with strawberry Sauce.
- Cooked Onions with Italian Sauce.
- Celery, Chicken , Honey , and Carrots Slow cooked.
- Frog Legs! Yes
- Strawberry Ribs.
- Gravy over Chicken stuffed Bread Balls.
- Caramelized Bell peppers with real Caramel.
- Pork Loin Stuffed with Banana Peanut Butter Paste.
- Mashed Potatoes with Mango sauce and Bacon Bits.
- Bean and Bell Pepper Soup.
- Beef Pizza with no pizza sauce but brown gravy instead.
- Sausage and Cabbage Fry.
- Orange Hamburgers
- Applesauce Shrimp wrapped in Lettuce
- Mango and Chicken Rice filled Tacos
- Squash Filled and Cooked with Sausage and Cream Cheese
Yes some of these things sound awful but there has to be a way to make some of these combos work great and taste awesome! We Tried 1 on the list last night and it was a hit after cooking the acorn squash for two hours making it easy to turn into a past.
I also used butter and brown sugar in the squash while it cooked and it went great with the ham and the density of the bread.
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