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Strawberry Danish Braid

June 30th, 2008 · No Comments

Ok, now this looks dangerous. If you’re into this is something that you’ll want to try.

Warning, it’s only for people who have leveled up their cooking skills.

This months Daring Bakers challenge was a Danish braid and I was really looking forward to making it. The Danish braid is made with Danish pastry dough which is made by folding dough with butter into many layers. The Danish dough should bake up nice and light and buttery and flaky. I had been wanting to try making a multi-layer dough that puffed up when cooked for a while …

Here’s the rest:  Strawberry Danish Braid

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Do Gnomes do Kosher Cooking?

June 30th, 2008 · No Comments

Is Kosher cooking for Gnomes to, or does one have to be in the real world? The latter, I think, since there doesn’t seem to be any such thing in the World of Warcraft. Fun to think about, though. Why bring it up? Because if you’re into Kosher cooking you should check out the Kosher Cooking Carnival at West Bank Mama.

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A BBQ Primer For New BBQers

June 27th, 2008 · No Comments

There’s nothing like a good .  The Orcs in Orgrimmar understand this, which is why they have huge bonfires all over the city. For those of us in the real world our BBQing is a little less… energetic.

Most of us have the basic Webber  type grill, some are a little fancier and have the nice gas grills, and others have a full blown outdoor kitchen. And some of us are just a bit worried about cooking overlive coals and buring our food top a crisp (don’t worry, the dog won’t mind.)

Well, have no more worried. StartCooking.com has a very nice post for those of us wanting to get into the sumer barbecue thing:

It’s not as complicated as it looks. If you’re thinking about buying a barbecue, we’ll break down the pros and cons of charcoal and gas grills. For those just finding their way around a grill, we’ll follow up with some of the first steps to throwing some food on the barbie. And for those who are already all fired up, we’ve got some recipes ready to go, as well as a slew of barbecue tips and tricks. And even if you’re a city slicker like Kathy, and outdoor grilling isn’t an option, indoor grilling is. Stay tuned to startcooking.com for more grilling posts over the summer!

Here’s the rest (make sure you check out their link to the grilled pizza :)
A Beginner’s Guide to the Barbecue

And then there’s always the competition BBQ…

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Manly Cooking

June 26th, 2008 · No Comments

I thought this was rather funny. The Angry Man’s Guide to Patriotic™ Cooking covers cooking in a manly fashion. Out are the stir-fries and in are 2lb hammers. Hmmm, I wonder what a Dwarf or Orc would use? A clip:

Today I’ve decided to answer some cooking questions from our readers. In this short Q&A session I’ll help you understand how to cook in a manly fashion, while maintaining your Patriotism™.
Here’s the rest: The Angry Man’s Guide to Patriotic™ Cooking

Here’s something a little different for you seafood lovers -

Ladies, this is a super simple and very healthy dish to prepare. I love it because of of the freshness and the secret ingredient I added…
Spicy Seared Scallops W/ Mango & Cilantro Relish

For your cooking tips file, ten things not to do in the kitchen.

As most readers will know, I love cooking. I am a fanatic when it comes to doing things “perfectly” in the kitchen and have, consequently, read everything I can get my hands on about cooking. I am an amateur, but at least I am a reasonably well informed amateur! This list is a guide to help save you from some of the most common cooking errors we all make.
Top 10 Common Errors Made In Cooking

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Interesting Food and Cooking Stuff

June 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Not necessarily World of Warcraft Related:

I think this one is more for the Elf crowd, Dwarves and Orcs would likely prefer something  … stouter.

Did you ever see 5th Element? Remember the scene where Leeloo puts a pill into the microwave and a full course dinner comes out? We’re not there yet, but here’s a post that points to a step in that direction.

Orcs and trolls get a cooling Galgar’s Cactus Apple Surpise in their starting area. And while this salad recipe isn’t made be either Orcs or Trolls, it does look cool.

A tomato and red onion salad is a quick, easy, refreshing, delicious dish that is great at midday when the last thing I want to do is turn on the stove. It is dressed simply with olive oil, fresh basil, oregano and salt, and you’re welcome to throw in whatever other veggies you like; we especially enjoy cucumbers in this.

If you don’t like restaurant food and you don’t want access to their secret recipes, then don’t click this link.

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The Beast’s Goulash

June 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

Found a fun looking pasta recipe on LisaCooking. Looks to me like a recipe that should be in WoW, even though it isn’t. What do you think?

That really isn’t the name of this recipe (The Beast’s Goulash.) However, when I told Madison I was making Goulash she told me that The Beast from Maggie and Ferocious Beast (it’s a show on Noggin for those of you who don’t have kids) LOVES goulash. Hence, we came up with this name, and I don’t remember what its really called anymore. As you can hopefully see from the picture on the left (if not, Will has it all over his face and hair), this easy to make recipe is a huge hit with everyone here!

Here’s the rest: the Beast’s Goulash

It’s a pretty simple recipe, so I don’t think you need to have leveled up your cooking skills too far.

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Corn and Grilled Shimp

June 13th, 2008 · No Comments

Not WoW related, but it looks good to me!

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Rogues, Druids, and Zygor’s Leveling Guide

June 12th, 2008 · No Comments

Hey all,

We’ve posted a few things on the Azeroth Cookbook that some of you might be interested in.

  • Zygor’s Leveling Guide Review - Zygor’s is a killer leveling guide that not only is 100% in-game, it’s displayed on your main screen. It teeps track of where you are in your quest path, sets your way points, adds dots to you mini and main maps, and includes enough info that you won’t have to look at your quest log any more.
  • The complete Rogue Lockpicking Guide - this guide will take you from skill 1 to 350.
  • Druid Bear Form - This is a step-by-step walkthrough of the Druid’s Bear Form quest chain. We have one for both Horde and Alliance

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A Walkthrough of the Druid Poison Quests

June 6th, 2008 · No Comments

Gwynne has put together a detailed walkthrough of the Power over Poison for Druids over on the other cookbook site. There’s one for both Alliance and Horde and every last detail is covered.

So if you have a Druid on either side and you’re doing, or need to do, the Power over Poison quest then you should check them out.

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Mmmm…Breakfast

June 5th, 2008 · No Comments

Now this looks yummy: Skillet Pizza Potatoes

Our kids wouldn’t eat them, they’re kinda picky, but I think a lot of kids would. I know I would.

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