Saturday, October 30, 2010

Monday, October 25, 2010

Go Kart Suspension Blueprints

grasshoppers in tomato (KITCHEN CEUTA)


Ingredients:


1 kg. Grasshoppers (small flying fish)


tomato sauce 300 gr


Two cloves of garlic


A sprig of parsley


A branch of coriander



flour Salt



Pepper Olive Oil



Preparation:



flour the grasshoppers (volaores small) and fry previously headed and guts. Then we fried in a little gilded olive oil and thinly sliced \u200b\u200bgarlic, parsley and cilantro, add the tomato sauce and once placed the fish in a fountain will add all the fried and give a light tap of the oven.


Before you fry the fish fry season and once we drain on paper towels.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Laptop Cursur Will Not Move

AFRICAN CHICKEN (KITCHEN CEUTA)


Ingredients:



1 kg. chicken Jamoncito


150 gr. Breadcrumbs


50 gr. Paprika


20 gr. pepper


50 gr. cumin


250 gr. Green olives


5 cloves garlic


Olive Sal




Preparation



In a bool. Jamoncito put together with all the spices and olive oil salt, mix well and place in baking tray, then sprinkle the breadcrumbs over Jamoncito and added olives and garlic cloves. Cover with foil and put it in the oven at 130 º for an hour and a half. Finally, remove the foil and increase oven temperature to 200 º for a few minutes taking care not to brown too much.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Ultimate I Spy Paper City 3 Cold Number

CHIAPAS ... One more star BICENTENNIAL

Saturday, October 2, 2010

How Do I Connect A Sub To My Tv

MACARONI BEACH (KITCHEN CEUTA)



Ingredients:



350 gr. Macaroni


200 gr. Gulas


80 gr. Tuna.


medium onion


Two


garlic A sprig of parsley


30 gr.


butter olive oil


Salt and pepper Mozzarella



A bay leaf



Preparation:


Boil macaroni in water with a bay leaf, then we fried with some onion and garlic oil and ready once we add the eel and tuna. In a frying pan and fry in butter and spiced drained macaroni, add the fried finished and passed the dish topped with mozzarella cheese (to taste) decorated with a little parsley or basil.