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    RECIPES FROM FIRST SHOW: CULINARY DREAMERS

    JELLO SUPREME

     

    1 – PACKAGE CHERRY JELLO             1 – PACKAGE LIME JELLO

    1 - #10 CHERRY PIE FILLING                3 – CUPS BOILING WATER

    ½ # 10 CAN CRUSHED PINEAPPLES    4 # - SOFTENED CREAM CHEESE

    2 – BAGS MARSHMALLOWS

    LAYER 1- Dissolve cherry Jello in1/2 water. Mix in ½ of the cherry pie filling into 2” hotel pans.. Place in cooler to set 3-4 hours.

    LAYER 2 – Dissolve the lime Jello in the remaining water. Add cream cheese and mix until cream cheese is in small bits in a bowl. (Do not dissolve cheese) Put in cooler to cool NOT SET.  Place a full layer of marshmallows over the set cherry layer and then the cheese mixture. Put back in cooler for 4-6 hours and cut into squares. Garnish with a couple of marshmallows.

     

    TUTTU FRUTTI TRIFLE

     

    2- DRAINED CONTAINER OF CITRUS SECTIONS

    1 - # 10 CAN OF PINEAPPLE CHUNKS - DRAINED

    2 – BAGS MARSHMALLOWS

    1 – BOX RAISIN

    ½ - JAR SLICED CHERRIES DRAINED & RINSED

    1 – BAG MOIST COCONUT

    4 – CUPS CHERRY JUICE

    10 – EGG WHITES

    2 – BOXES CONFECTIONERS SUGAR


    Mix fruit together in a large bowl. Soak marshmallow and coconut in cherry juice. Beat eggs whites until stiff fold into sugar add it coconut mixture. Combine fruit & coconut mixture. Freeze until firm, NOT FROZEN SOLID. Place in cups and top with whipped topping.

     

    CHICKEN YELLOW RICE CASSEROLE

    50 Portions

     

    40 – Chicken Breast; cut into 4 pieces

    1/2- Cup Olive Oil                     2 –18oz Boxes Yellow Rice & Seasoning Mix

    2 – Cups Diced Onions             1/4- Cup Chopped Garlic

    1-2 – Gallons Chicken Broth     1/2 – Jar Capers w/juice

    1 – Cans Strained Pimento        2 – Cups Sliced Mushrooms

    3 – Cups Peas                          2 – Cups Diced Carrots

    Salt & Pepper to taste               1 1/2 – Cups  White Wine

    1/2 # 10- Can Diced Tomatoes        1/2 – Cup Salt 17

    1/2 – Cup Lemon Juice                    Chopped Fresh Parsley

     

     

    Sprinkle Chicken with salt & pepper.  Heat soup kettle to 350* and pour olive oil to cook chicken, onions, garlic, and carrots to sauté until chicken & vegetables are tender 4-6 minutes. Add wine to deglaze.  Add tomatoes, frozen peas, mushrooms, and pimento to cook for 5 minutes. Add capers, juice, rice mix, broth, salt 17 to simmer for 30-35 minutes. Stirring occasionally and add more chicken broth if needed. Garnish with parsley at service. Dish should look moist, not dry!

     

    Italian Beef

    40 Portion
    40 – 4 OZ BEEF CUTLETS PORTIONS

    1/2-CUP OLIVE OIL

    1/2-CUP CHOPPED GARLIC

    2- LARGE ONIONS CHOPPED FINE

    2- LARGE RED ONIONS LARGE CHOP

    1/2-CUP FRESH CHOPPED PARSLEY

    A- DASH OF SALT

    2- TABLESPOONS WHITE PEPPER

    2- TABLESPOONS BASIL

    2-TABLESPOONS OREGANO

    2- CUPS RED WINE

    1- CUP WHITE SUGAR

    1/2-#10 CANS DICED TOMATOES

    PARSLEY TO GARNISH

     

    Heat oil in large skillet; sauté beef, garlic, and white onions for 1 minute. Turn Beef Often! Deglaze with wine. Add can tomatoes and all other ingredients and simmer for 10 minutes. Place all beef in large pan, add red onion & parsley, pour remaining ingredients to cook in oven for 45 minutes at 350 degrees or until tender.

     

    SOUTHWESTERN STUFF PEPPERS

    40 portions: Cut 20 peppers in 1/2 and clean.   Poach in hot water bath with colander for 1 minute and drain to cool and set aside.

     

    Need to cook 1# of rice and then rinse well in colander to cool.

     

    1 – 12 oz can drained pimento          1- lg jar mild salsa (20) oz

    1 – cup chopped fresh mushroom     1 -cup diced green pepper

    1 1/2- cup diced red onions             1/8 - cup chopped garlic

    6 -  lg beaten eggs                            Salt & pepper to taste

    1//4 - Cup chicken base                     1/8 cup olive oil

    3 - Cups shredded cheddar cheese for mix

    1 - Cup parmesan cheese & parsley to top.

     

    Sauté vegetables & garlic in sauce pan for 3-4 minutes in oil. Let cool. Mix the sauté with the rice in a large bowl. Add cheddar and 1/4 jar of salsa, mix well. Then stuff good amounts into each pepper. Spray pan and stuff peppers & top with parmesan & parsley.  Pour remaining salsa around peppers. Bake in a 350 * preheated oven for 15 to 18 minutes covered.

     

    CREAM OF BROCCOLI SOUP

    3 – Gallons Chicken Stock

    ½ # - Each Chopped Celery & Onion

    3 - # Chopped Broccoli Stems     ½ - # Leeks Chopped

    ½ - Cup Butter               Salt to taste

    3 – Qts Heavy Cream      Corn Starch

    4 tbsp Granulated Garlic    ½ cup Lemon Pepper Seasoning

    1 - # Broccoli Florets small cut, blanched.

     

    Sauté onions, celery, stems, and leeks in butter for 3 to 4 minutes and 1 gallon stock to cook until tender. Set aside to puree and check for pieces, strain if have too. Heat chicken stock and slowly add puree with seasoning. Add heated cream and use corn starch if needed to thicken.

     

    CREAM OF ASPARGUS

    Replace the broccoli with equal amounts of asparagus stems and garnish with blanched asparagus tips.

     

    CREAM OF CELERY OR POTATO

    Replace the broccoli with equal amounts of item and garnish with blanched items.

     

     

    Catalina Pasta      50 servings       37 minutes 25 mins prep

    2- 16 oz packages tri-color spiral pasta       1 - package fresh small baby carrots

    1  - lg jar Miracle Whip                                1 - pound grape tomatoes

    1 -  regular bottle Catalina dressing            3 - cucumbers peeled & diced

    1-  package frozen green peas                     1 - 12oz sliced black olives

    1  1/2 cup  chopped red peppers                  1/2 cup finely chopped red onion

     

    1. Boil pasta according to package directions.

    2. I usually add the baby carrots to the pasta about midway thru cooking.

    3. Place frozen peas in a large colander and dump cooked pasta& carrots on top.

    4. Let drain.

    5. When carrots have cooled, I slice them in half lengthwise.

    6. Place pasta, peas& carrots in a large mixing bowl.

    7. Add miracle whip and catalina dressing until moistened, don't use all...

    8. You just have to keep tasting and adding until you find the right taste.

    9. Mix in onions, olives, and peppers.

    10. Chill for at least an 3 hour before serving.

    11. Prior to serving add cherry tomatoes and cucumbers.

    12. After it chills, you may need to add more Catalina and/or Miracle Whip.

     

      

     

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