Four Foods on Friday #22

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3/28/2008
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Time to learn more food facts according to me. If you are not interested you can move along. As always be sure to check out Fun Craft and Recipes to join each week and to spread the news so others might join as well.

1. What’s your favorite form of potatoes?
Hmm, I love potatoes so much pretty much any form. The easiest of course is the baked potatoe but I make a lot of mashed potatoes and once and a while au gratin potatoes.
2. Pie crust. Premade or from scratch?
Premade man, I suck at baking.
3. Vegetables. Fresh, frozen or canned?
Fresh is always good but they usually go rotten before I get to finish eating them and/or even get to them so the next best thing is frozen. I don’t like canned veggies.
4. What one dish do you wish you could prepare better?
Anything baked as I burn all of it. But if someone could teach me a good alfredo sauce that is low fat I’d be thrilled.

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17 Response(s)

  1. Pre-made pie crust for me as well. I don’t cook either. :smile:

    Comment by Kim — 3/28/2008 @ 6:44 am
  2. Hmmm, “low fat” and “alfredo sauce”… I don’t think I’ve ever seen those two phrases in the same sentence before! :-D

    Comment by Lynne — 3/28/2008 @ 5:38 pm
  3. And thus my dilemma lol

    Comment by Blueyes™ — 3/28/2008 @ 5:44 pm
  4. You burn everything? I think you might need a new oven. I like fresh veggies too but boy do I feel guilty when I forget to use them and have to throw them out.

    Comment by Karen — 3/28/2008 @ 10:38 pm
  5. I posted my linguine alfredo recently.
    http://foodarrific.com/2008/03/01/linguine-alfredo/

    It’s not exactly low fat, I’m still working on a reduced fat version :wink: .

    Comment by chili queen — 3/28/2008 @ 10:54 pm
  6. Karen: That’s exactly my problem, they go bad before I around to them just like some fruits. And, yes, I do need a new oven but I doubt the owner will buy one because technically this one still works and she’s a penny pincher. I need new carpet as well as a few other things but sadly it hasn’t happened and probably won’t until I leave because there is no way she could rent it after me with carpet that’s not even intact, etc.

    Thanks chili queen, gonna check it out.

    Comment by Blueyes™ — 3/29/2008 @ 8:49 am
  7. Haha I was thinking the same thing. Low Fat and Alfredo Sauce usually aren’t in the same sentence :cry:

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    Comment by Jim — 3/29/2008 @ 10:59 am
  8. Did I hear someone say alfredo? LOL.
    Thanks for playing Four Foods on Friday!

    Comment by valmg — 3/29/2008 @ 6:54 pm
  9. 1. Whatâ��s your favorite form of potatoes?I’m afraid of potatoes coz they are starchy and can make me fat2. Pie crust. Premade or from scratch?Premade. Tastes just as good =). I used the pie crust for a mutton curry pie before.3. Vegetables. Fresh, frozen or canned?The packet frozen ones from Tesco’s are actually really good. Ease the cooking process and value for money.4. What one dish do you wish you could prepare better?Spaghetti Carbonara. Its so difficult to find good ingredients here.

    Comment by Joe — 3/29/2008 @ 10:50 pm
  10. i always have good intentions with fresh veggies, but half the time they go bad before i eat them all.

    Comment by corrin — 3/30/2008 @ 10:27 am
  11. I do the same thing with fresh vegetables.

    Comment by blair — 3/30/2008 @ 10:25 pm
  12. Potatoes-’fraid I’m with most other Americans, & I love fries. But I never feel that is a “form of potato,” more like a form of saturated fat!If you’ve ever had homemade pie crust made by a master (not me)you’ll never go back to anything else. So, I just don’t eat pie.Yah, we all have the problem of how to use up the fresh vegetables before they are not fresh anymore.Brownies-anyone have any tips? It is the one thing I can never cook right-they are either brown rocks or brown goop. ICK! Don’t know what I do wrong!

    Comment by lt — 3/31/2008 @ 5:58 pm
  13. I use a timer for almost everything I cook. I’m much to impatient to stand around the kitchen waiting for water to boil or a cake to bake. I let the timer call me back when it’s time to check progress or take something out of the oven. The other thing that might help you is a thermometer. If your stove is old the temperature may be “off.” Use a thermometer to make sure you’ve got the right temp before you slide something into the oven. Hope one or the other of these tips can help restore your confidence in baking!

    Comment by skeet — 3/31/2008 @ 11:59 pm
  14. Hmm… I love fries very much that too made of potatoes. Even fresh vegetables are good for health, but sometimes it becomes frozen ones as we keep them in the refrigerators. :razz:

    Comment by Mike — 4/1/2008 @ 5:15 am
  15. Those all sounds relaly yummy.

    Comment by Jenny — 4/2/2008 @ 3:44 pm
  16. I love mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables!!

    Comment by Adam Hyman — 4/2/2008 @ 8:55 pm
  17. In my case, I just love mashed potato, with lots of butter, butter, and more butter. And I cannot forget the salt and pepper! Other potato food? Potatoes in beef stew are just so good-tasting to eat.

    Comment by ernesto — 4/4/2008 @ 1:10 pm

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