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libertytyranny

Dream Stealer
you can also fill wonton wrappers and fry. buffalo chicken filling, or flavored cream cheese..


also like baja's recipe..spread cream cheese thick, then a thin layer of cocktail sauce then those really tiny shrimp. really good with wheat thins
 
The newest one that the kids want all the time are taco lumpias, it's just taco meat cooked and cooled mixed with cheddar jack cheese and rolled in lumpia skins then deep fried. They're easy to make once you get past seperating the lumpia skins.

I find it a bit easier to get the pre-made Mexican taquitos. They crisp up real nice in the oven.
 

lovinmaryland

Well-Known Member
I've never made them. The frozen ones at food lion are pretty good
Ok gotcha!
you can also fill wonton wrappers and fry. buffalo chicken filling, or flavored cream cheese..


also like baja's recipe..spread cream cheese thick, then a thin layer of cocktail sauce then those really tiny shrimp. really good with wheat thins
That is my seafood pizza but I add mozzarella cheese bell peppers, chives, and fresh chopped tomatoes :drool:

How do you keep the won tons closed? I have tried those but they always seem to open for me :burning:
YES!! That was the first time I had it. That stuff is like crack :lmao: I love it!

Ok recipe guys!!!
 

Jameo

What?!
Ok gotcha!

That is my seafood pizza but I add mozzarella cheese bell peppers, chives, and fresh chopped tomatoes :drool:

How do you keep the won tons closed? I have tried those but they always seem to open for me :burning:


Ok recipe guys!!!

ARTICHOKE PARMESAN DIP
2 lg. cans artichoke hearts (drained, quartered)
3/4 c. Parmesan cheese
1 c. mayonnaise
1/2 tsp. garlic powder

Mix all ingredients. Put in casserole dish. Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees or until heated through.

this sounds about right, not much to it at all. Expect I throw some diced tomato on top after baking :yay:
 

Merlin99

Visualize whirled peas
PREMO Member
I find it a bit easier to get the pre-made Mexican taquitos. They crisp up real nice in the oven.
They were an afterthought when I was making lumpia one time, it's now taken a life of its own, also we like the lumpia wrappers better than tortillas.
 
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lovinmaryland

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ARTICHOKE PARMESAN DIP
2 lg. cans artichoke hearts (drained, quartered)
3/4 c. Parmesan cheese
1 c. mayonnaise
1/2 tsp. garlic powder

Mix all ingredients. Put in casserole dish. Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees or until heated through.

this sounds about right, not much to it at all. Expect I throw some diced tomato on top after baking :yay:

What are you serving it w/ french bread?
 

libertytyranny

Dream Stealer
Ok gotcha!

That is my seafood pizza but I add mozzarella cheese bell peppers, chives, and fresh chopped tomatoes :drool:

How do you keep the won tons closed? I have tried those but they always seem to open for me :burning:


Ok recipe guys!!!

pinch them up with a little tiny bit of warm water. the water seals it. you can also use two wrappers and put the filling in the middle like a sandwich and went the edges and press down.
 
Spread cream cheese 1/8-1/4" thick on a pizza tray. Spread salsa or pizza sauce or sketti sauce over cheese, sprinkle chunks of Italian sausage over sauce, sprinkle mozzeralla over sausage (just like makin a pizza), bake until mozzeralla is melted. Serve warm with tostitos or fritos scoops. :yum:

Huh?
 

lovinmaryland

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daylily

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Buffalo chicken dip is perfect for football season. Deviled eggs are really simple but there are never any leftovers. Sorry my ideas are so unoriginal. I'll be following this thread for ideas.
 

libertytyranny

Dream Stealer
Buffalo chicken dip is perfect for football season. Deviled eggs are really simple but there are never any leftovers. Sorry my ideas are so unoriginal. I'll be following this thread for ideas.

maybe unoriginal....but no matter what fancy crap I make..those things are always gone first..:killingme
 

lovinmaryland

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maybe unoriginal....but no matter what fancy crap I make..those things are always gone first..:killingme

No kidding my kids just devour those things!

Ohhh I thought of another one SUPER easy very pretty (depending on the dish you bake it in) and super delish!!

Baked Feta:

1 Block of Feta cheese
Italian Seasoning to taste
Red Pepper Flakes to taste
3 T Olive Oil

Additional Toppings
1 roasted red pepper (jarred) chopped fine
10 - 15 kalamata olives
Lemon Zest

Place feta in oven proof dish. (I have this really pretty dish that I got at Williams Sonoma looks like this a little) Drizzle w/ olive oil then sprinkle seasoning and peppers to taste bake at 350 for 10-15 minutes until cheese is soft. Serve w/ toasted baguette mm mm good! You can do all of the additional toppings or mix and match.
 

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