Cobycat Salsa Recipes

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Outback Steakhouse Sauteed Mushrooms
1 10 1/2-ounce can beef -broth
1/2 c diced onions
2 8-ounce cans or jars small - whole mushrooms
1/3 c Burgundy wine
Place the beef broth in a sauce pan and simmer the onion for 15 minutes.
Add
the mushrooms and wine and simmer for another 15 minutes and serve.

Walnettos Caramels
2 cup brown sugar
2 cup white sugar
3/4 lb. butter
16 oz. bottle white Karo syrup
1 can Eagle Brand sweetened condensed milk
2 tsp. vanilla
1 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
Put the above ingredients in 4 quart cooking kettle except vanilla and nuts.
Bring to 245 degrees on candy thermometer. Remove from heat, add vanilla and
nuts. Pour onto greased jelly roll pan, 12"x17". Let cool naturally. When
cool cut into squares with kitchen shears and wrap individually in non-stick
wax paper.

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Cooking - Kitchen - Recipe Tips...

* Chefs pound meat not to tenderize the meat, but to help
even the meat so it cooks evenly.


Deep-Frying Tips:
* The oil must reach a good temperature to brown the exterior of
the food quickly while cooking it. That temperature is almost
always between 350F and 375F degrees. To be sure the oil is
right use a frying thermometer.

* Use canola oil for frying. It is low in saturated fat, has a
high burning point, and does not detract from the flavor of
the food you are frying.

* Avoid crowding food that is deep-fat-fried. The food must be
surrounded by bubbling oil, and you must keep the temperature
from falling too much. If you add too much food to a small
amount of oil, the temperature will plummet, and the food will
wind up greasy and soggy.

* Never fill the pot more than halfway with oil; this will
prevent bubbling over when the food is added.

* Dry food well with paper towels before adding to the pot;
it helps reduce splattering.

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