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- 4 6 ounce salmon fillets
- 2 teaspoon(s) canola oil
- 1 1/2 teaspoon(s) five spice powder
- 1 pound(s) fresh or frozen (thawed and drained) thin (French) green beans
- 1/4 cup(s) honey
- 1 teaspoon(s) lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon(s) minced garlic
- 4 teaspoon(s) reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon(s) toasted sesame oil
- 2 tablespoon(s) toasted sesame seeds
- Heat oven to 400 degrees. In a small bowl, whisk the honey, soy sauce, five spice powder and garlic. Place salmon on a large plate. Pour spice mixture over salmon; turn to coat. Marinate 15 minutes at room temperature.
- Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, toss green beans with canola and sesame oils. Arrange beans on rimmed baking pan lined with foil; bake 10 minutes. Remove from oven. Push beans to one side of pan. Place salmon skin side down on other side of pan. Brush salmon with any remaining marinade. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until salmon is opaque throughout and beans are crisp, but tender. Remove salmon from pan, leaving skin. Toss beans with sesame seeds and lemon juice. Serve beans with salmon.
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- jpr54_1 Apr 25, 2013 08:37 AM
I just signed up on membership-
I thought it was about time that I start to catalogue my books so it i will be easier to find recipes.
This will keep me busy for sometime-
Eat Your Books really changed how I use my cookbooks. It is an absolutely terrific resource.
re: pagesinthesun
i will once i get started
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Here is how I use it: I know the 10 or 12 ingredients I am most likely to have around or buy and then think, "what I am going to do with this xxx?" Things like kale, chard, chickpeas, lentils, cod (I have a fish share that gives me random fish every week but most often it is cod or something closely related), pork tenderloin, etc. I spent a bit of time putting each of these ingredients into EYB and pulling up all the many recipes EYB found in cookbooks I own using those ingredients, then looking at the recipes to see if I would ever make them. If I would, then I bookmarked that recipe as kale, cod or whatever in EYB. It sounds like a pain but it was a fun project and I only did it for those ingredients I habitually have around. So now when I get the email telling me it's cod this week (or those exciting weeks when it is monkfish instead!) I can go right to EYB, pull up all my bookmarked cod (or monkfish!) recipes, and see which I want to use and what I might have to pick up on my way home. I found and have loved recipes I would never have known to look for using EYB that way, in cookbooks I would never have thought to look in for that purpose. I am sure that others will chime in and I will learn from them but that has been a very satisfying use for me. Oh and a secondary use: when the DOTM is something I am interested in I use EYB to see what recipes I might have for it, meaning I have bookmarked all the meatball, pot pie and spring roll recipes that appealed to me in my cookbooks, again discovering them in unexpected places.
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I use it very similarly to look for ways to use my CSA veggies. I also use it when I have ingredients I need to use before they spoil. I find it mostly useful for these ingredient-based type searches. Over time, I've also played with the bookmarks feature to try to create groups of similar books, usually indicating the time/effort I have found most of a book's recipes to need ("Weeknight" vs. "Weekend projects"). If I'm following along with COTM, I add that book then search for recipes that use the veggies and that appear in COTM. This has really upped my participation in COTM since the CSA steers my food choices most of the year.
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Well, thanks Gretchen, I guess I know what I'm doing Monday now!
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Also been a member for a long time without ever having used it. I'm not sure I understand the basic idea (probably because I haven't spent enough time reading about it).
I'm wondering how to start: do you go gather up your existing cookbooks (I have hundreds) and start entering them into EYBs? I guess even that sounds like a monumental task, but I don't get nearly enough use out of my cookbooks so I can see it would be worth the initial effort.
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Exactly, you start by putting all your cookbooks in. If you have that many, you could start with just a couple dozen and see how it works.
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You don't have to do a massive amount of typing anything in, either -- you can quickly find the cookbook in the Library (by author or title) and click to add it to your Bookshelf, or you can enter the ISBN #s of a bunch at once.
Try entering five cookbooks that you have used a lot, and five that you haven't but would like to, and use those to get familiar with what EYB can do for you. My guess is that soon you'll be eagerly entering many more of your holdings. Have fun with it!
Not a day goes by that I don't go to EYB. I look for recipes containing ingredients I want to use, to catalog the COTMs I own, to plan menus, to review books I might like to buy... It's a definite asset to my culinary experience.
I joined even though I don't have many cookbooks (less than 2 dozen, but I buy a new one every month or two). I cook mostly from online recipes, and one thing I miss about that when I use cookbooks is the "reviews" for the recipes. So, on EYB I really enjoy when people write reviews for recipes. I commented in the May COTM thread that I liked Breadcrumbs reviews of Mexican Everyday on there, because it kept me from making something too spicy. So, I enjoy EYB for that aspect.
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Did you know you can use the EYB Bookmarklet tool to add online recipes to your bookshelf?
You can get this from the EYB home page. It adds a button to your browser toolbar and when you are viewing an online recipe you want to save, you click it to open an EYB window.
Depending on the web site, EYB can read in necessary data about the recipe (title, photo, ingredient list) or just gets the link and you can add the details yourself. Once you save it, it shows up in your recipe searches, just like cookbook recipes.
Eat Your Books has been the biggest step forward in my cooking ever, and I thank chowhounds for alerting me to its existence. I joined back in the summer of 2010.
First off, it got me to assemble, dust off, and organize the cookbooks here -- a combination of my parents' books from the 1940s through the 1980s, and my cookbooks from early 1970s onward. That made the membership worth it right there, but it was only the beginning.
Like GretchenS, I have recipes organized by major ingredients that I get regularly or seasonally (pork shoulder, fresh chiles/peppers, beets), or that's on hand & needs to be used up while still good (saffron, preserved lemon, creme fraiche). Those keep growing and getting refined as great ingredients become available.
Another super-useful grouping is recipes for a given type of dish (cornbread, souffle, plum cake, slaw), which allows me quickly to get out the books that have those and settle on a (usually hybrid) version.
I have about 80 cookbooks in the house. My EYB bookshelf looks a lot bigger because I have Bookmarks (categories) like 'library' (available at our local), wishlists like 'cuisines' (Greek, Chinese, Moroccan, etc.cookbooks), 'preserving' (charcuterie, fermenting, skills), 'home/seasonal' (general cookbooks that fit my style of cooking), and 'reading'.
Since joining, I've cooked from my books roughly ten times as much as before. In theory, this could lead to cutting down on cookbook buying. In practice, particularly if you follow the recent notes by members on recipes and start studying members' bookshelves, it does not.
Have fun! Entering the books is satisfying and goes pretty quickly. Virtually all of the books here that I'm likely to use have been indexed, hope that turns out to be so for you, too.
I always think it would be useful if there was an indication of how long a recipe takes to make (e.g. four hours cooking), as I can see the resource being useful when, say, planning what to cook at work. No use picking up the ingredients to find, upon arriving home, that it takes four hours to make. But obviously that's a very bounded and specific need based purely on my preferences. I wonder if it would be useful to others, though.
re: limoen
It isn't possible without access to the recipe to know whether it takes half an hour or four, but there is in fact a standard for indexers that there should be a Note to alert you to any significant advance prep (marinating overnight, e.g.).
The Occasion category 'Cooking ahead' is another negative flag for same-day meal planning.
Conversely, there's also a Recipe Type of 'Quick / Easy', but it's assigned only when the author specifically cites it as such. Could still be a help, though, when you're searching at work.
I just signed up too. I plan my meals 2 weeks at a time, so I figured it would make life easier.
So, I'm been trying to stick to a budget more lately so I used a myriad of resources as follows:
1. Check online grocery store ads to see what's on sale this week.
2. Based on what's a good deal, run key ingredients search in EYB, sometimes just for current COTM, other times for my entire cookbook collection. Choose recipes.
3. Do an online search for the recipe (if EYB hasn't already linked to it)
4. Import chosen recipes to Pepperplate, then add them to my weekly Pepperplate planner and grocery list in Pepperplate. Print out recipes and grocery list.
The funny thing is, I'm having a lot more luck with meal planning this way (compared to in the past) because starting with grocery store specials sort of narrows what is otherwise a wide-open field for me.
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Great news, TDQ! Happy to hear that this system is working for you :)
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re: smtucker
Aw, thanks very much smtucker. That's great to know.
Here's a tip I just figured out on EYB:
I'm not a fan of E-reader cookbooks, at all! But, I'm doing a home renovation this summer and don't have space to buy/store more cookbooks at the moment. There have been a few cookbooks that I haven't been able to resist, so I've given in an bought them for my Kindle. I think what I hate about e-reader cookbooks is that it's difficult to read either the table of contents and/or the index (one doesn't even link to the recipe from the index). Enter EYB! I have book-shelved these books and it makes it easier to see what recipe are available for me to use. So much easier than flipping through the Kindle. Yeah!
re: LindaWhit
Many of us did in the early days, Linda. And, I must say it's a pleasure not to think about renewals.


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1 (14 oz.) can Coconut Milk (Regular or Lite), (divided)
1 1⁄2 Tbs. Red Curry Paste
1 Tbs. brown sugar
2 kaffir lime leaves, minced
1 lb. large shrimp, shelled and d eveined
2 Tbs. Fish Sauce
1⁄4 cup basil, chopped
Thai Kitchen Jasmine Rice
Optional garnishes: sprigs of fresh basil and red chilies, thinly sliced
In a wok or heavy skillet heat half a can of the coconut milk. Stir in red curry paste and cook until well blended. Add the remaining coconut milk, brown sugar and kaffir lime leaves and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Add shrimp, and cook until shrimp are orange-pink in color, about 1-2 minutes. Stir in fish sauce and chopped basil. Place on a serving platter and garnish with sprigs of fresh basil and red chilies. Serve with cooked Jasmine Rice. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
I'm not sure about the brown sugar....hmmm. I think that the fat of the coconut milk will offset the heat of the curry paste.
I'd also think about a bit of peanut butter in the sauce, and some chopped peanuts to garnish.
I make something very similar and it's excellent so I'm sure this will be fine.
I take coconut cream and melt it in a skillet. Add red curry paste (A generous half cup) and fry together for a couple of minutes. Add a can of coconut milk and bring to a simmer. Add about a pound of fish (use shrimp instead) and a few cups of oriental mix, mixed veggies. Serve over basmati (use jasmine instead) and it's fantastic.
Kick it up a notch with sriracha if you like.
re: Davwud
Thank you both.
Yeah, I'd forego the brown sugar, too. The coconut milk will add enough sweetness/richness. I think the curry paste is not enough, though the more you use, the spicier it will get (I happen to like that). Also, I usually add quite a splash of fresh lime juice, but I like my curries to have a sour zing. I'd also use Thai basil, if you can find it. It makes a great difference, but do add it at the very last minute. That stuff wilts in no time.
I agree with frying the curry paste in the coconut cream (not half can of coconut). Generally, the cream portion tends to be about the top 30% of the can. As curry pastes taste different, I would first taste it before adding your sugar and fish sauce. I also like to add some lime in it. And palm sugar is traditional, but brown sugar will work in a pinch. And add holy basil at the end.
Not sure about the peanut butter in the sauce, though.
Hi eLizard,
The brand of coconut milk you use is *very* important. I recommend two brands from Thailand: Chao Koh (Island People) and Mae Ploy. Don't shake the can like it suggests, but instead use the cream which floats to the top to fry the paste. If you want Thai taste, you'll need about 2-3x that amount of curry paste.
Don't follow the directions about boiling the paste. Fry the cream until it cracks (you'll see oil separating) then add the paste. Fry (and stir well) on medium heat until you sneeze and it smells good - about 5 minutes. Then add the rest of the coconut milk, fish sauce, lime leaves, etc. Taste it. You may need to add a bit of sugar, start with 1 teaspoon and add it a tea at a time. You may need to add a bit more fish sauce too.
When it tastes good, add the shrimp. Cook just until done and take off heat. Add the basil and serve.
Also, coconut milk from a can sometimes is very thick. If it's too thick, feel free to thin out the curry a bit with 1/4-1/2 can's worth of water.
And.. it doesn't matter what brand of Jasmine Rice you use. :P
re: eLizard
Those two brands are available in Asian markets. I used to buy them when I lived in the US. Absolutely worth the trip to get the better coconut milk. And while you're there, you can get the lime leaves, thai basil and curry paste.
The recipe is a classic, and is absolutely delicious. As noted, though, a few tweaks may be in order.
Definitely fry the curry paste before adding other ingredients. The coconut cream is ideal, but if you're using "light" coconut milk, you might not have enough (or any) cream to work with. Just use cooking oil instead.
I'd keep the sugar. Maybe start with a little less and adjust to taste, but a sweet component is important to the flavor of this dish. You may also want to adjust the amount of fish sauce and curry paste.
As to the curry paste, the kind you use makes a big difference. Based on the brand-name rice recommendation, I suspect you got the recipe off the back of a bottle of Thai Kitchen curry paste, which is available in most US supermarkets. It's not terrible, but it isn't the best stuff out there, either. Once you've used it up, try a tub of Mae Ploy. Others may have recommendations as to other brands, but that's my favorite, and is available in most Asian groceries.
Sounds good. I make something similar adding butternut squash and mango. Be wary of the more curry paste! exhortations. The hotness varies a lot between brands -- thai kitchen tends to be very hot and concentrated -- I bought another type recently and needed an entire jar for even a little flavor.
re: Amuse Bouches
Yeah. I made this recipe using the jar of red curry paste. It was so hot it was almost inedible, and I am usually good with spicy food. (I swear :)
AThai chef once told me that when you cook anything with coconut milk, it should be added at the last minute and make sure it does not boil! He said it will ruin the consistency of the coconut milk. If you use coconut cream then it may be different.
As for brown sugar, it is important actually to have sugar with chili because the complement each other. The purpose of the sugar is not to offset the heat of the chili but rather accentuates it! The coconut milk will serve the purpose of offsetting the heat.
I do one very much like this with a few changes/additions.1st, more curry paste. Trad Thai red curry has some fire, and you need at least 2-3 times this amount to get it right. 2nd, I add 1"squares of red bell pepper before the shrimp so that they are warm and just ever so slightly cooked. Next, use Thai basil and add cilantro as a garnish along with a squeeze of lime juice.
re: chazzerking
I also add red pepper to my red curry as well (and other veggies to make it healthier).
I also think the best ready-made curry pastes are Nittaya. I know so many cookbook authors think Mae Ploy are acceptable. I find it too salty and without any depth of flavor. They do sell Nittaya by mail order. It will keep for a while in the freezer.
I would add the juice of 1 or 2 limes, some chopped ginger, and some chopped garlic...also, i'd recommend mixing all the ingredients first, letting the shrimp marinate for an hour or two, and then grilling or stir frying the shrimp separately. then i would use the remaining sauce and boil it for a couple minutes and pour it on top of the shrimp.


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The other night I was taking a friend home after Bible study, and she mentioned how transparent people can be on Facebook. Unfortunately, not always in a good way, but never the less transparent. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and all the other social media sites have been around for some time, however I just joined Facebook 3 months ago. Prior to joining, my husband would often joke with me about being one of the 1% not on social media, however I'm sure the percentage may have been higher. Anyhow, since joining what I've observed supports what my friend stated. I have seen sadness, anger, and downright foolishness on Facebook. I often think about something my grandmother would say about people who couldn't keep anything to themselves. She would say, "They are like a broken refrigerator; they can't hold ice water." And it appears that a large number of people on social media are broken refrigerators. Whether they are tweeting hash tag shower flow, posting or changing their relationship status sometimes weekly, or cyber beefing with one of their "friends," nothing seems off limits. Before you can say it, Yes, I have posted just how I was feeling about certain events or situations in my life, but the only thing that stopped me from going overboard is the value I place on privacy. Some people may argue that that is what social media is for, and to a large degree they are correct. My only issue is the vulnerability that comes with placing your life on display for countless people to critique and potentially destroy. As I stated in a prior post, words have so much power. Words spoken and written have the ability to speak life into a situation or death, and this applies to the words we type about ourselves, our circumstances, and others. What I have come to understand like with anything else, discretion is necessary. Filters are necessary for coffee, air conditioners, water and now we can add our activity on social media to the list. If not, we can potentially expose ourselves and others to toxins which are bad for us professionally and personally. I don't sit in a position of authority, just food for thought.
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So…the other day I went into Dollar General to pick up some items I needed, and while in there I happened upon something to think over. I was standing in line when I noticed a lady in front of me holding her cell phone. You may be wondering, "Okay, what's so special about that?" Let me explain more clearly what I saw.
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In today's society, where technology and social media are essentially a way of life, we have haphazardly allowed things to become little gods in our lives. I know you may be thinking "Not me; I don't worship these things I just enjoy them." Think about the last time you left your cell phone at home or couldn't check Facebook. How did you feel? Maybe frustrated, lost, or even anxious to get back to them. Whether it's the cell phone, a relationship, a job or social media, what I have come to realize is that we will always feel a sense of frustration, anxiety, and loss until we truly place our Creator, our Father, our God in his rightful position: first.
I can recall wondering how and why in the world did the Israelites worship a golden calf and practice idolatry, but then God began to answer my questions. I was no different from them, I had made little gods out of my husband, my children, and television to name a few. I was spending more time attending to these things than of the One who created and blessed me with them. It definitely was a hard pill to swallow, but it was so good for my soul. I am now on a journey of daily putting God first and periodically denying myself TV, social media, and my favorite foods in order to stay centered on God.
What little gods have you erected in your life? I encourage you to do inventory of your life and to really consider where things, people, and circumstances may have become what you idolize. I won't pretend to have it figured out, but I am thankful for every time God reveals to me who I really am–the good, the bad and the ugly. Because He loves us so much, He won't have us ignorant of anything, yet He is such a gentleman that He won't force anything on us. Try listening to that small, still voice that we often refer to as "Something told me" and watch God do the rest." God Bless.
Words, something we all use to communicate, whether they are written or spoken . Unfortunately, words are often thrown around like stray bullets scarring, wounding and often killing intentional and unintentional victims. We often play on the saying that sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me, but we are lying to ourselves and others. Do we not know or believe that the world was spoken into existence? The key word is spoken. Are we so removed from the truth that we would rather believe a lie? I can't speak for others, but I have been guilty of spewing venom at others through words that recklessly flew out of my mouth. I have also been on the receiving end; however, the power in words has never changed. In Proverbs 18:21 the word of God declares that Life and Death is in the power of our tongue, and we must be careful not to become assassins with our words. I was motivated to write this because I have constantly battled with words that were spoken to and over my life for years. Even until this day, words are aimed in my direction, but I refuse to allow those words to destroy me. Instead, I choose to speak Life, Hope, Faith, Joy, and Peace over myself and by the blood of Jesus I have overcome. Let us be mindful of what we say and never forget that if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all. God Bless.
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I consider it only right to officially kick my blogging off with a short explanation behind this dream deferred. Blogging and writing books has been a lifelong goal I have entertained for many years. I have gone through many seasons of excitement and enthusiasm for writing, but have always managed to let the hills and valleys of life stop my efforts. Instead of seizing the moment, I allowed fear, sorrow, and pain to interrupt what God had blessed me with; writing. My life with all its twist and turns is reason enough to write, because I'm still here. If for no other reason at all, it has yielded me plenty of material to write about. Yet, deep down in my heart I have an assurance that God placed this burning passion for writing in me for His glory. Stay tuned as I begin to peel back the many layers of my life, my journey and now the victory I have found through my savior, Jesus Christ. Until next time, " Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things." Philippians 4:8


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Spicy Oven-Roasted Pork Loin Recipe
Spicy oven-roasted pork loin is moist and flavorful.The sweet and spicy dry rub helps turn the roast a golden brown.
2 lbs pork loin
1 tspn dried oregano
1/4 cup light brown sugar
1/2 to 1 tspn red pepper flakes
1/2 tspn black pepper
1 tbspn vegetable oil
Use a pepper grinder to pulverize the red pepper flakes. Make a dry rub from the following, brown sugar, red pepper flakes, dried oregano and black pepper.
Rub vegetable oil over the pork loin, then rub dry rub mixture over the oiled meat. Place covered in refrigerator for 30 to 45 minutes.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees
Place pork loin in a shallow roasting pan, fatty side up and roast uncovered for 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours. If you have a meat thermometer, place it in the thickest part of the loin. When the thermometer reaches between 160 and 170F, the roast should be done. Juices will run clear when fully cooked.
Remove the roast from the oven and allow it to rest at least 15 minutes before serving. Serve with steamed asparagus and steamed thick carrot slices (slice carrot on an angle as in Chinese cooking)
Makes 5 to 6 servings.
*Roast pork is delicious with most roasted root vegetables. Turnips are particular good when roasted, somehow they have gotten a bad rap. Those who wrinkle their noses and say, "On no, I don't like turnips", probably have not tasted this vegetable. As with most root vegetables, turnips exude a natural sweet flavor when roasted or sauteed.
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3 tomatoes
1 large red onion
1 medium-sized orange or yellow bell pepper
2 or 3 tbspn any light fruit vinaigrette (raspberry is good)
2 oz. fresh mozzarella cheese
Tear arugula into small pieces and cut each tomato into quarters. Slice bell pepper and cut into small pieces. Slice onion into thin rings, separate rings. Place ingredients in large mixing bowl and toss. Add vinaigrette and toss gently once more. Place thinly sliced mozzarella over each salad after it is plated.
Makes 4 servings. Recipe is easily doubled.
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ideas for 'doctoring' peanut-butter
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- bellywizard Aug 11, 2008 02:37 PM
I like peanut butter. And I appreciate creative/unusual food ideas. So It occurred to me that peanut butter may be just waiting for some interesting 'doctoring'. I have some ideas, like adding cinnamon, adding coconut, obviously chocolate/cocoa...
But I was wondering if anyone already has experience in this. Any recommendations? Flavour combos that work for you here? What would you spread this on?
Experimentation suggestions are appreciated!
re: Hungry Celeste
So's maple syrup.
Wasabi (for a little kick)
Of course, there's always the stand-bys like marshmallow (or fluff), bananas, etc.
Mix peanut butter with salsa and serve it over steamed greens (we use collards or kale) and potatoes. It's based on masamba from Malawi, Africa.
Well, for sandwiches or crackers add sliced pickles. No kidding, if you like pickles it is a delicious combination.
There is also the grilled peanut butter and bacon, and it's variations, posted about somewhere on these boards.
Cheddar cheese and peanut butter taste good together.
Years ago, one of the editions of Joy of Cooking (circa 1970) had a recipe for a great open-face sandwich. It may still be there. It involved mixing brown sugar and real bacon bits with peanut butter, spreading it on toast, and broiling it with a slice of tomato on top.
Along the wasabi idea, anything spicy, eg chipotle.
I spread it on any starch--waffles, pancakes, chocolate chip cookies, chocolate chip cookie dough, etc. There are quite a few pb mashed potato recipes since Lisa made it on Top Chef.
And, peanut butter rice dessert soup.
Here is how I make my own PB
1/2 cup roasted peanuts
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon cilantro
1 big or 2 medium clove(s) of garlic
1 seeded Thai chilli
sea salt and cracked black pepper to taste
In the magic bullet for creamy results
My neighbor just shared with me this interesting combination that I have yet to try myself. She takes a good piece of toasted bread, spreads peanut butter on it and then tops it with some cottage cheese. I love all three separately so I do plan on trying her concoction to see if I have the same epiphany she has.
But I am like most others: honey and a banana or my standbys, as is honey with sliced apple, nutella and anything spicy. I would lump the avocado suggestion in with the cottage cheese-sounds interesting and both have similar textures so I'll have to try that too.
re: rosielucchesini
I do the cottage cheese on pb toast and it is delicious. Also try plain yogurt on pb toast. Makes a very satisfying breakfast. The cottage cheese and pb is tops, though.
Thin it with some soup. :)
For example this Ecuadorian 'Biche' fish soup:
or this Ecuadorian peanut sauce for fried potato cakes
or this Ecuadorian tripe stew
You asked for it so you're gonna get it...
My Dad used to eat a slice of pizza w/, I swear I am not lying, peanut butter spread on it. Uh-huh!
I found a recipe on epicurious once for toasted peanut butter and cantaloupe sandwiches and toasted peanut butter and bacon sandwiches.
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Wow - I love some of these ideas!
Can't wait to try:
-pb and canteloupe sandwiches
-cold pb & rice dessert soup
-Jiyohappy's pb recipe
-pb in granola
The pb & bacon sandwich idea seems crazy - maybe just crazy enough to try... :-)
re: bellywizard
My father used to eat peanut butter onion sandwiches.
re: bellywizard
Peanut butter and bacon is heavenly on raisin bread toast.
I love peanut butter and cook with it a lot, but I usually do savory dishes. These are two of my favorites (sorry I have no measurements for you, but these are extremely forgiving in terms of ingredient proportions).
peanut butter sauce - great over cold noodles or cooked veg, or as a dip for raw veg - stir to combine:
peanut butter,
a dash of soy sauce or Bragg's,
minced garlic,
a tiny bit of vinegar (i like rice vinegar)
and enough water to smooth it out.
Also good with a minced hot pepper and/or cilantro thrown in. Some people like it with a bit of sugar added.
peanut butter stew - very rich and can be made with any veg or meat you want - I've done it with various combinations of fish, chicken, beef, lamb, spinach, tomato, kale, broccoli, etc.
saute garlic and diced onion
If using meat, throw it in to sear for a minute before adding any veg you want,
then stir in 1/2 - 3/4 cup natural peanut butter, 1/2-1 cup buttermilk and maybe a little bit of water, add salt and seasonings (cilantro is tasty) to taste, and simmer 'til meat and veg are cooked through.
I just remembered another use for PB.
Add some soy sauce to PB to create a nice dipping sauce for gyoza, or spring rolls.
The versatility of peanut butter speaks for itself. Trying to identify things that go well with peanut butter is much easier than trying to find something that doesn't. Peanut butter goes well with both savory and sweet ingredients. Mix it with maple syrup, any jam or jelly you select, chocolate, marshmallow, nutmeg, - the list is endless.
As in making your own peanut butter blend or what to add to a PB sandwich?
For sandwiches I've layered in bacon, sliced apples, honey and popcorn, or my favorite: Nacho Cheese Doritos. For layered-in-crunchies you'll have to smash down the top slice of bread to gently crack the Doritos or whatever, otherwise they will fall out and dribble peanut butter down the front of your pj's.
Do they still sell the jars of Goobers- with the stripes of jelly and peanut butter in the same jar? It always made me feel slightly sick to look at that jar on the shelf. Mom would never buy it (I never asked).
I like PB with mango chutney. And I second the whole peanut butter soup/stew idea -- great with butternut squash and all sorts of greens.
an interesting addition to rice krispy treats.
great mixed with graham cracker crumbs on top of ice cream or fro yo.
spread on bread topped with brown sugar and cinnamon, then broiled til gooey.
mixed with sea salt.
mixed with carob chips.
pureed with some sugar and cream cheese - great spread on cinnamon rolls or sticky buns or biscuits of any sort.
We grew up with "mung" sandwiches. Open face peanut butter and jelly heated in the oven. "Mung" is supposed to be the sound one made when eating them.


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Study 767905/008 Extension Study: Alvimopan for Treatment of Opioid-Induced Bowel Dysfunction in Cancer Pain Subjects
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Last updated: March 6, 2009
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ABD101684 serves as an extension to Study SB-767905/008 and offers continued access to blinded investigational product to subjects who have completed the original study.
Bowel Dysfunction
Drug: alvimopan
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double-Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Multicenter Phase IIb Extension Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Multiple Alvimopan Dosage Regimens for the Treatment of Opioid-Induced Bowel Dysfunction in Cancer Pain Subjects
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Further study details as provided by Cubist Pharmaceuticals:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Incidence of reported adverse events, including serious adverse events
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Incidence of treatment-limiting toxicities, changes in pain intensity, patient satisfaction, health outcome measures
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|September 2004
Intervention Details:
Drug: alvimopan
Other Name: alvimopan
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Completed GSK sponsored alvimopan (opioid-induced bowel dysfunction) OBD study for subjects with cancer-related pain, e.g. SB-767905/008.
- Taking full agonist opioid therapy for cancer related pain.
- Met entry criteria of OBD in original study and per investigator continues to require therapy for management of OBD.
- Capable of completing paper questionnaires at the study visits.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unable to eat or drink.
- Taking opioids for management of drug addiction.
- Unable to use only rescue laxatives provided.
- Inappropriately managed severe constipation that puts subject at risk of complications.
- Has gastrointestinal (GI) or pelvic disorder known to affect bowel transit.
- Concomitant medication(s), medical condition, or clinically significant laboratory abnormality that could jeopardize subject and also contraindicate study participation.
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|Lublin, Poland, 20-090
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|Olsztyn, Poland, 10-228
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|Study First Received:
|August 24, 2005
|Last Updated:
|March 6, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Cubist Pharmaceuticals:
opioid-induced bowel dysfunction
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Intestinal Diseases
Digestive System Diseases
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Place Brie cheese in a baking dish. Pour blueberry pie filling over the top. Bake until hot, about 10 to 15 minutes.
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