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  • EVERYONE!!

    Do not fear. The Awesome Chefs are still here! We are just a little busy. After we figure out why xanga decided to eff with everything, and how tto use this freggin xanga, we will have you orgasming in no time (food-gasm, that is).

Saturday, 22 April 2006

  • Salmon Blowin' in the Wind

    a large hunk of salmon fillet (~1/2 lbs)
    1 sprig green onion
    1/2 lemon + zest
    1/4 onion
    soy sauce
    sesame oil

    ok, here we go, y'all. What I want you to do is shape up and ship out. Fillet that fish so you get 1/4" fillet, about 1-1.5" thick. Cut up the onions and lay about 3/4 of them on foil as a bed for the fillet. Then, put 2 lemon slices on the bottom, with chopped green onion and lemon zest. Place fillet on bed. Place a few large sections of green onion on the fillet, with another slice of lemon, topped with more zest and the rest of the onions.



    Drizzle evenly on top some soy sauce, then gently administer the sesame oil on the walls of the foil, so it coalesces to the bottom.





    Now, wrap the foil and place it in your 365ยบ preheated oven. I have no idea how long you're supposed to cook the sucker, so just www.google.com it.

    Sprinkle the cavity of the salmon with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Wrap the salmon in foil and bake for approximately 15 minutes per pound. Serve with bearnaise sauce and peas. Just kidding. Got this last part from foodtv.com. Do it if you want.

    Enjoy, foo.



    -Chef R

Wednesday, 19 April 2006

  • MIDNIGHT SNACK

    Prepare a bottle of Poland Spring [the best water on earth] and a bag of Cookie Crisp cereal. [Other cereal may be substituted to suit your eating needs]

    Grab a handful, chug some water, whether you are studying all night or doing naughty things  [like laundry] cereal and water = fricking awesome.

    -Chef C

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