Comedie's

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Recipes

Pasta Puttanesca W/ Chicken

Posted by Comedie  

Simple to make, great tasting, and can easily span the distance between quiet dinners at home and upscale dinner parties. I find that the olives make the biggest difference between good and great with this dish. Get the salt cured, black wrinkly... MORE»

Recipe #182041

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Pesto Chicken Roll-Ups

(1 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Simple dish, and variations are only limited by your imagination and what you have onhand. Listed is my basic recipe, but there really are many possibilities. Condensed soups or other sauces instead of pesto? Sure. Smoked gouda or chevre? Both... MORE»

Recipe #164601

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Mexican Fiesta Meatloaf

Posted by Comedie  

From "Cocina De La Familia". A heck of a lot more interesting than the standard meatloaf. Only meatloaf I actually enjoy a lot. I usually make a double recipe and freeze into smaller disposible aluminum loaf pans. MORE»

Recipe #164595

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Thai Green Curry Chicken

(4 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

My wife's favorite dish. Easy to make, exotic aroma and taste. Hint: Always boil and drain bamboo shoots, as in this recipe. It takes away the metallic taste they get in the can and makes them brighter tasting MORE»

Recipe #164585

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Garlic and Jalapeno Dipping Sauce

(1 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Adapted from Paul Prudhomme's "Fork In The Road". Good w/ cooked veggies, fondue, spring rolls, and probably lots of other things. MORE»

Recipe #164548

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Yogurt W/ Tomato and Cucumber (Raita)

(1 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Traditional, cooling accompaniment to spicy Indian foods MORE»

Recipe #164407

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Brandade De Morue

Posted by Comedie  

There are a few variations on this classic from the south of France, generally associated with the ville of Nimes. While the French will sometimes bake this as a dinner dish, I love it as a spread on bread for breakfast. MORE»

Recipe #134167

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Spicy Garlic Chicken BBQ

(2 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

If you like cilantro and garlic with a kick, give this a try. Easy to throw together and tasty. From the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California MORE»

Recipe #126540

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Lamb Vindaloo

(2 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Slightly different than most vindaloos, and I think better. What makes it different is using coarser crushed red pepper instead of cayenne, and the coconut milk. While most vindaloos are instantly fiery on the tongue, the coconut milk in this... MORE»

Recipe #125547

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Jack Daniel's Thai Pork Chops

(2 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Trouble thinking of a name for this one. Can use JD, brandy, cognac or similar strong spirits. Works with lamb, beef, or chicken as well as pork. Very simple and very tasty. MORE»

Recipe #124989

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Spicy Thai Salmon Cakes

(1 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

I make these up and freeze to use the last bits off the wonderful wild salmon we have on the West Coast. After steaking and filleting, I will steam the carcasses to get all the remaining morsels. Yes, you can just use purchased salmon as well.... MORE»

Recipe #123799

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Spicy Indian Grilled Chicken

(10 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Contrary to many Indian dishes, this comes together quickly. Great on the grill for a change. MORE»

Recipe #123287

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Saigon Chicken

(1 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Originally from the Lemon Grass Restaurant's cookbook "The Best of Vietnamese & Thai Cooking". Have made a few changes. Use as a chicken marinade for the grill, or for oven roasted chicken and Cornish game hens. MORE»

Recipe #123277

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Thai Sweet Chili Sauce

(6 reviews) Posted by Comedie  

Sweet and a little spicy. Our basic condiment in the house. Very quick and simple to make. Based on the Lemon Grass Restaurant's cookbook "The Best of Vietnamese & Thai Cooking". We always have a jar on hand in the frig. Many... MORE»

Recipe #120670

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Thai Caesar Salad

Posted by Comedie  

Great stuff. Have yet to find someone who didn't love it. Based on the Lemon Grass Restaurant's cookbook "The Best of Vietnamese & Thai Cooking". Don't be scared off by using fish sauce. Most people love Worchestershire sauce, but... MORE»

Recipe #120129

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