Skip Navigation Links
    Home
    Forums
    Quick Search
    Search By Alphabet
    My Favorite Names
My Favorites
Your name cart is currently empty.
News Letter
Register to the site for free, and subscribe to the newsletter. Every month you will receive new articles and special content not available elsewhere on the site, right into your e-mail box!
 
 
Archived Newsletters
Recipes Recipes Recipes Recipes

chili recipe



Recipes Find It Recipes (com) is the leading Recipe website, providing quality information and search services on recipes and recipe reviews. We feature hundreds of recipes - from the most popular to the traditional to the highly unusual, uncommon and unique, including hundreds of modern recipes that only recently have been coined or rediscovered. Due to popular demand we created a recipes forum which is online community of members discussing recipes. Uncover popular variations, spices, trends, meanings, derivations, history, and religious significance for each and every recipe - in short, everything you need to think of! Credit is attributed to researchers and scholars whose works are referenced. In addition, the recipe database also features numerous contributions from helpful users all over the world.


Add To Favorites
CROCK OF GOLD
Seafood
1/4 lb. butter 2 ribs celery 1/4 medium-sized onion 2 sprigs parsley 1 qt. milk 1 C. heavy cream Salt to taste Pepper to taste Seafood seasoning to taste 1/4 C. flour 1/2 oz. Cognac 4 ozs. steamed lobster tail 4 ozs. steamed shrimp 4 ozs. steamed clams 4 ozs. cooked crabmeat
Combine half the butter with celery, onion and parsley. Saute. When onion and celery are transparent (not brown), add milk, cream and desired amount of seasoning. Heat to warm temperature. In separate saucepan, make a roux by melting remaining butter and adding flour, stirring constantly until creamy and thick (on the order of a paste but not too thick to stir.) Strain milk mixture to remove parsley and onion. Add milk mixture slowly to roux. Add Cognac and stir. Add shellfish, warming gently until fish is heated. Serves 4.
0
Add To Favorites
Randam Recipes


Recipes Lists
Home | Forums | Quick-Search | Search By Alphabet | Register | Login | Sitemap | Articles
Top 100 Baby Names |  Unusual Baby Names  |  Cell Phone Numbers