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 Jack Daniels Sauce -Leysath
 Jamaican Pumpkin Soup with Spiced Cream
Japanese Pumpkin Soup
Jezebel Sauce
Jimmy Carter's Cheese Ring
Johnny Earle's Red Snapper in Pecan Butter Sauce

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                       Jack Daniels Sauce -Leysath
Recipe By     : Scott Leysath, Home and Garden TV's Sporting Chef
Serving Size  : 4    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Sauces                           Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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   2      tablespoons   butter
     1/2  cup           jack daniels
   2      cloves        garlic -- minced
     1/4  cup           onion -- diced
   1      tablespoon    brown sugar
     1/4  cup           heavy cream
Melt butter in hot skillet.  Add Jack Daniels.  Caution: Alcohol will
probably ignite, so stay a safe distance from the pan.  Stir in garlic,
onion and brown sugar.  Cook for 2-3 minutes.  Add cream and cook 1 minute
more.
ARCHIVES: Article by Ann Burger, Charleston.net 28-0ct-98. Desktop of Pat
Hanneman (kitpath@earthlink.net). FareShare Gazette 10/28/98.
Notes: The term "reduce" means to boil the liquid rapidly until the total
volume is reduced by evaporation.  Sauces work with just about any
dark-fleshed game, include waterfowl and antlered animals, Leysath says.
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                 Jamaican Pumpkin Soup with Spiced Cream
Recipe By     : Basic Flavorings: Spices /patH
Serving Size  : 4    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Carrots                          Onions
                Pumpkin                          Soups
                Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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   1      pound         pumpkin -- raw
   2                    jalapeno chiles
   2      tablespoons   butter
   1                    onion -- diced
   1                    carrot -- diced
   1                    celery stalk -- diced
   3                    garlic cloves -- crushed
   5      cups          chicken stock
   2                    bay leaves
   2      sprigs        thyme
   4      tablespoons   flat-leaf parsley -- chopped
   1      pinch         ground ginger
   1 1/4  cups          cream
                        salt and pepper
                        ---SPICED CREAM---
     2/3  cup           creme fraiche
   1      pinch         ground cumin
   1      pinch         coriander
   1      pinch         cayenne
                        **garnish
   1      tablespoon    fresh chives -- snipped
"COOKS IN JAMAICA and the other Caribbean islands really know their spices!
This recipe uses chiles and ground ginger in the soup, and lots of spices
in the cream garnish."
CHILES: Use chopped jalapenos for extra heat or, for an unusual, spicy,
fruity flavor, a whole Scotch bonnet Chile, removed (unbroken) just before
pureeing in the blender.
1. To make the spiced cream, place the creme fraiche in a bowl, stir in the
spices and set aside to infuse.
2. To make the soup, peel the pumpkin, scrape out the seeds with a spoon,
and cut the flesh into 1-inch pieces. Seed and dice the chiles.
3. Place the butter in a large saucepan and melt over medium heat. Add the
onion. carrot, and celery, and saute until softened and transparent. Stir
in the garlic and whiles, then cook for 1 minute.
4. Add the pumpkin, chicken stock, herbs, ginger, and seasoning. Bring to a
boil, reduce the heat, and simmer for 20 minutes until the vegetables are
soft.
5. Remove the bay leaves and thyme, pour into a blender or food processor,
add the cream, then puree. Thin with stock if necessary. May leave somewhat
coarse.
6. Serve with a large dollop of spiced cream on top. Sprinkle with chives.
Clare Gordon-Smith (1996) Basic Flavorings: Spices (Courage Books); patH's
bookshelf (Jun97) 
Posted to FareShare 10/13/1998(Tue) from Kitpath@earthlink.net
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                          Japanese Pumpkin Soup
Recipe By     : Squash Cookbook by Yvonne Young Tarr (1978)
Serving Size  : 6    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Peas/Pea Pods                    Potatoes
                Pumpkin                          Rice
                Soups                            Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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   1 1/4  pounds        pumpkin -- or
                        winter squash
   1      medium        potato -- peeled and sliced
   4      cups          water
     3/4  teaspoon      salt
   3 1/2  cups          evaporated skim milk -- or
                        heavy cream
   1      cup           chopped lettuce
     1/3  cup           French sorrel -- (*)
     1/3  cup           chopped spinach
   1      small         leek -- thinly sliced
   3      tablespoons   butter or margarine
     1/2  cup           green peas -- fresh or frozen
     1/2  cup           cooked rice
   2      tablespoons   chopped fresh parsley
(*Sorrel is an herb that resembles spinach and has a slightly bitter taste.
Substitute  another green, like beets, chard, endive, kale, or use more
spinach.) Japanese Pumpkin is a sugar variety, small to mid-size. One type
is called Kuri, red or blue. One-pound will yield a scant 4 cups of slices.
Peel and slice the pumpkin, scooping out and discarding all seeds and
stringy fibers. Place pumpkin and potatoes sliced in a saucepan, add water
and salt and simmer until tender. Puree with the cooking liquid. Stir in
the cream.
Saute the greens and leek in butter until the white of the leek is
transparent; take care not to brown these vegetables. Add the sauteed
vegetables to the soup, along with peas and rice and additional cream if
preferred. Simmer the soup for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve
piping hot, garnished with fresh parsley.  CALS: 234 (6.2 g fat).
Posted to FareShare 10/13/1998(Tue) from Kitpath@earthlink.net
NOTES : Yvonne Young Tarr has written many cookbooks focusing on fresh
produce and breads: see for example, the New York Times Bread and Soup
Cookbook.
Nutr. Assoc. : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1423 0 0 0 0 0 0
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                              Jezebel Sauce
Recipe By     : 
Serving Size  : 1    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Appetizers                       Sauces
                Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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   1      jar           apple jelly -- (10 ounce)
   1      jar           horseradish -- (4 ounce)
   1      jar           pineapple preserves or marmalade -- (12 ounce)
                        -- (I like pineapple
                        preserves best)
Mix all ingredients in a small pot, and heat until melted.
Cool to room temp.  Serve with ham, spam, sausage balls, etc.
as a dip, or over Philly.  Keeps in fridge for a long long time.
Posted on FareShare 10-8-98 by Gayle/ddmmom 
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                        Jimmy Carter's Cheese Ring
Recipe By     : ELECTION NIGHT SPECIAL SHOW #EN0096
Serving Size  : 8    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Appetizers                       Celebrity
                Cheese                           Dips/Spreads
                Nuts                             Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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  1      pound         sharp Cheddar cheese  finely grated
   1      cup           mayonnaise
   1      cup           chopped pecans
     1/2  cup           very finely chopped onions
   6      twists        freshly ground black pepper
   1      Dash          cayenne pepper
                        One 12-ounce jar strawberry preserves
                        Whole-grain crackers or melba toast
In a mixing bowl, combine cheese with mayonnaise, chopped nuts, and onions.
Mix in black pepper and cayenne, and blend thoroughly.
Press into a 3-cup ring mold. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
To serve, dip mold into a pan of hot water for 15 to 20 seconds before
turning out onto a serving platter. Fill center with strawberry 
preserves, and serve at once with whole-grain crackers or melba toast.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
(courtesy of The White House Cookbook)
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             Johnny Earle's Red Snapper in Pecan Butter Sauce
Recipe By     : Fish
Serving Size  : 4    Preparation Time :0:40
Categories    : Fish                             Main Dishes
                Nuts                             Sauces
                Volume 1, Oct. '98
  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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                        Method
     1/2  cup           flour
     1/4  teaspoon      thyme
     1/4  teaspoon      cayenne
   1      tablespoon    paprika
                        salt & pepper
     1/4  cup           peanut oil
     1/2  cup           milk
   4      fillets       red snapper
     1/4  cup           butter
     2/3  cup           pecan halves
     1/2                lemon -- juiced
   2      tablespoons   parsley
Mix flour, cayenne and seasonings.  Heat oil in 12 inch nonstick 
skillet over medium high heat untilhot.  Put milk in bowl.  Dip 
fish, one at a time in milk.  Dredge them in flour then put in pan.
Cook, turning once til brown, 5-6 minutes.  Remove fish to platter 
and keep warm.  Wipe pan and meltbutter over medium heat.  Add 
pecans, cayenne, salt & pepper.  Cook til pecans are browned and 
fragrant, 3-5 minutes.  Add lemon juice and parsley.  Spoon a 
portion of nuts over eachfillet, and serve immediately.
Contributed to FareShare 10/2/98 by Aleeda Crawley
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