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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to DALE SHIPP on Monday, September 03, 2018 15:18:42
    When you come to a fork in the road, take it.
    - attributed to Yogi Berra
    And Chef Paul Prudomme wrote a book called "Fork in the Road", which
    was about his change to more healthy recipes -- I think spurred on by
    his sister nagging him about his excessive weight.

    She died several years before him (though I
    admit that she was quite a bit older).

    Title: Smothered Okra And Eggplant

    That recipe and the one below would benefit
    from a bit of fat, both from the standpoint
    of taste and of healthfulness. I've cooked
    eggplant without fat before; it's just another
    vegetable when you do it that way.

    Not Yo' Mama's Red Beans And Rice
    categories: celebrity, wwtt, main
    yield: 7 c, to serve 6

    1 lb red kidney beans or other red beans
    h - seasoning mix
    2 ts salt
    1 1/2 ts onion powder
    1 1/2 ts dried basil
    1 ts garlic powder
    1 ts dry mustard
    1/2 ts black pepper
    1/2 ts white pepper
    1/2 ts dried oregano
    1/2 ts cayenne
    3 c chopped onion, divided
    1 c chopped green bell pepper
    1/2 c chopped celery
    8 1/2 c defatted chicken stock, divided
    2 c grape juice, divided
    4 c cooked long-grain white rice

    Day 1. Add enough water to the red beans to
    cover them by 3 or 4 in, and soak overnight in
    the refrigerator. As the beans absorb the water
    they'll more than double in volume.

    Day 2. Combine the seasoning mix ingredients in
    a small bowl. Drain the beans and set them aside.
    Preheat a heavy 5-qt pot, preferrably nonstick,
    over high heat to 350F. Add 2 c onions, the bell
    peppers, and the celery, and 1 Tb seasoning mix.
    Stir and cook until the vegetables start to turn
    brown, about 5 min. Add 1/2 c stock, scrape the
    bottom of the pot to clear all the browned bits,
    and cook 3 min. Add the remaining 1 c onions,
    stir, and cook 5 min. Add the drained beans,
    5 c stock, and the remaining seasoning mix. Stir
    and cook for 45 min, scraping the bottom of the
    pot occasionally to check for sticking. Add 1 c
    grape juice and continue to cook for 25 min.
    CAUTION - At this point, the starches in the
    beans start to break down and sticking will
    occur more often. It is therefore important to
    check and clear the bottom of the pan frequently.
    Add the remaining stock and grape juice, turn the
    heat to medium, and cook until the beans are
    tender, and the liquid is thick and begins to
    look creamy, 30 to 35 min. Serve over rice.

    NOTES. Red beans with rice is an old traditional
    New Orleans Monday supper dish. Monday used to be
    wash day, and the story goes that the beans could
    simmer while the laundry was being done. When the
    wash was finished, so were the beans. In the past,
    in order to make the beans really good, the cook
    started off with a lot of oil. While this recipe
    eliminates the oil, it still is mouth-watering.

    Paul Prudhomme, Fork in the Road
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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Michael Loo on Tuesday, September 04, 2018 01:16:02
    On 09-03-18 15:18, Michael Loo <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about 244 moronic was oxym <=-


    When you come to a fork in the road, take it.
    - attributed to Yogi Berra
    And Chef Paul Prudomme wrote a book called "Fork in the Road", which
    was about his change to more healthy recipes -- I think spurred on by
    his sister nagging him about his excessive weight.

    She died several years before him (though I
    admit that she was quite a bit older).

    I did not know that. We went to her restaurant on our very first trip
    to Louisiana. It was in a small town north of either Baton Rouge or
    Lafayette, not sure which.


    Title: Smothered Okra And Eggplant

    That recipe and the one below would benefit
    from a bit of fat, both from the standpoint
    of taste and of healthfulness. I've cooked
    eggplant without fat before; it's just another
    vegetable when you do it that way.

    But -- eggplant is just another vegetable <D&R>.

    Not Yo' Mama's Red Beans And Rice

    This one crossed my search, but I picked eggplant for you instead.

    And this time, I skipped over a recipe that called for eggplant and
    zucchini plus another that was called French eggplant because it used
    French salad dressing. Hopefully, this one is a bit more to your liking
    than those two:-}}


    MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.05

    Title: Aubergines A La Toulousaine (Eggplant A La Toulouse)
    Categories: Vegetables, Casserolev, French, Eggplant
    Yield: 4 servings

    1 md Eggplant
    3 lg Tomatoes, peeled
    2 tb Snipped parsley
    1 tb Salad oil
    1/4 c Salad oil
    2 c Fresh bread cubes
    1 cl Galic, minced
    1/4 c Grated Parmesan cheese

    Cut eggplant into 1/2-inch thick slices: pared. Place slices on paper
    towels; sprinkle each generously with salt. let stand for 30 minutes;
    then blot dry with paper towels. Start heating oven to 400 deg. F.
    Saute eggplant in 1/4 cup salad oil until golden. Add more oils as
    needed. Cut tomatoes into 1/2-inch thick slices; saute in same
    skillet. In a 10x6x2 inch baking dish, arrange eggplant and tomatoes
    in alternate layers, (4 in all), sprinkling each layer with 1/4
    teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Combine bread cubes with
    parsley, garlic, 1 tablespoon salad oil and cheese. Toss well.
    Sprinkle over top layer. Bake 20 minutes or until bread cubes are
    golden and eggplant is tender. From the files of Earl Shelsby

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