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Olive Garden Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake
2 tablespoons Margarine
2 1/2 cups Chocolate cookie crumbs
2 pounds Cream cheese -- soft
1 cup Sugar
4 Eggs
1 teaspoon All-purpose flour
1 teaspoon Vanilla
1 cup Sour cream
1 pound Refrigerated chocolate chip -- cookie dough
2 ounces Chocolate chips
TOPPINGS
1 pint Heavy whipping cream -- whip
Chocolate chips
Chopped walnuts
Preheat oven to 325~. CRUST-Generously grease the bottom and sides of a 10"
spring form pan. Combine the margarine with the chocolate cookie crumbs.
Press onto the bottom and sides of the pan.
FILLING-Using an electric mixer on high speed, combine cream cheese, sugar,
eggs and flour and mix until smooth. Add vanilla and sour cream and mix just
until blended. Pour 1/2 of the batter into prepared crust. Cut cookie dough into
golfball sized chunks and drop into batter. Sprinkle in chocolate chips. Pour over
remaining batter. Bake for 60 minutes. Turn off the oven and open the door to the
broil position. Allow cake to remain in the oven 30 more minutes. Refrigerate until
ready to serve. To serve, remove the sides of the pan and top with fresh whipped
cream. Sprinkle with additional chocolate chips and chopped walnuts.
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Long John Silver's Battered Fish
3 Cups Soybean oil
2 Pounds Fresh cod fillets
1 Cup Self-rising flour
1/3 Cup Dry Mustard
1 Cup Water
1 Egg
2 Teaspoons Granulated sugar
2 Teaspoons Salt
Sift together mustard and flour.
Heat oil to 400. Cut the fish into approximately 7x2" wedges.
With a mixer blend the flour mixture, water, egg, sugar, and salt.
Dip each fillet into the batter coating generously and quickly drop
in the oil. Fry each fillet until dark golden brown about 5 minutes.
Remove and drain.
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Cooking - Kitchen - Recipe Tips...
* Whenever possible, warm your dinner plates slightly in
the oven
before serving so the meal stays a little bit hotter.
Low Fat Cooking:
* Get into the habit of measuring the oil you use while you
cook,
rather than just pouring it out of the bottle. It will be
much
easier to moderate the amount you use.
* Use non-stick cookware so that you don't have to use
as much,
if any, fat. When sauteing, use a small amount of chicken
broth
or wine instead of butter or oil.
* To make fat-free broth, chill your meat or chicken
broth. The
fat will rise to the top, and you can remove it before
using
the broth.
* Many vegetables and fruits, including potatoes and
apples,
retain many of their nutrients in their skin. So when
possible,
leave the skin on your fruits and vegetables and cook them
whole.
* Romaine lettuce is loaded with vitamins compared to
iceberg.
It has three times as much Vitamin C and six times as much
Vitamin A.
* Vitamin C is destroyed quickly in cooking - so cook
your
vegetables with Vitamin C in the smallest amount of water
possible and for a short amount of time.
* Stock up on spices. One of the keys to cooking low-fat
and not
getting bored is to spice your food well. When you have
finished
your recipe, always taste it and adjust the spices to meet
your taste.
* Purchase the best (i.e. heaviest) set of non-stick
cookware you
can afford.
* When cooking a dish with both vegetables and meat
(i.e. in stir frys
and stews), reduce the amount of meat by 1/3 and increase
the amount
of vegetables by 1/3. You will hardly notice!
* Thicken gravies with milk or broth blended in the
blender with
flour. Be sure to cook long enough to remove the raw flour
taste.
You'll never notice the lack of fat.
* Use olive oil for cooking when appropriate. It adds to
the taste
of the dish and is better for you.
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