Food.com: The most complete collection of free recipes on the Internet, trusted by home chefs throughout the world.

I'm looking for: Recipes Ingredients Members

My Food.com
- My Settings
- Sign Out
My Cookbooks

My Main Cookbook
All of My Cookbooks

What's a Cookbook?

You can save and organize your favorite recipes into FREE online cookbooks. Create as many as you want!
My Menus
All of My Menus

Did you know?

You can create a menu to plan your next party or event and publish it to share with friends - for FREE!
My Meal Plan
My Profile
View

Recipe Sifter

Start Here
- Course
- Main Ingredient
- Cuisine
- Preparation
- Occasion
- Diet
- Filter by Ingredient
- Nutrition

Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.

As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.

Make some selections to begin narrowing your results.

Get Recipes

Calories

Amount per serving

Total Fat
Saturated Fat
Polyunsat. Fat
Monounsat. Fat
Trans Fat

Cholesterol

Sodium

Potassium

Total Carbohydrates

Dietary Fiber
Sugars

Protein

Vitamin A

Vitamin B6

Vitamin B12

Vitamin C

Calcium

Iron

Vitamin E

Magnesium

Alcohol

Caffeine

Lost? Site Map

Kumquat the Cat's friend

Chef #192581

NYC, US

Joined: Feb 2, 2005

165 Public Recipes by Kumquat the Cat's friend

« Previous 1 2 3 . . . 6 7 8 9 Next »
Displaying up to 20 pages of results. To see all results, sign in or register.

Sort by: Date Posted | Rating | Photos | Time to Make | Alphabetical

Watermelon, Tomato and Cheese Salad

Handle

Select One

7 Reviews | By Kumquat the Cat's friend

Select One

What's the watermelon doing in this recipe? That's what I asked myself too, but it's an awfully good combination! I've made this several times, and it's based off of a recipe I cut out of the NY Times a while ago. Really nice for a spring or summer side dish.

Recipe #113222

Select

Country Baked Noodles

Handle

Select One

13 Reviews | By Kumquat the Cat's friend

Select One

This falls under the category: Amazing What a Great Recipe Can Be Produced from Such Humble Ingredients. It's quick and so easy to make too. This is another recipe from my favorite (award-winning) midwestern cookbook "Hollyhocks and Radishes." If you'd prefer, substitute sour cream for the yogurt, but IMHO it tastes just as good, and it's much lower in fat! (Note that this comes from a cookbook from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, which is technically in Canada, so I'm submitting this for Zaar World Tour Canadian recipes.)

Recipe #113023

Select

Kumquat's Savory Rice and Cheese Bake

Handle

Select One

7 Reviews | By Kumquat the Cat's friend

Select One

The wine and herbs really make this dish special, and different from most other rice and cheese casseroles I've seen elsewhere. This is a recipe I invented several years ago, loved it and made countless times and have only changed it occasionally by adding cooked chopped broccoli or chopped fresh tomatoes. You could try adding other types of vegetables, cooked or not according to judgment. It makes a great side dish or vegetarian main course. If you have leftover rice, I recommend only using if made with broth.

Recipe #112397

Select

Corn, Cheese and Chili Soup

Handle

Select One

16 Reviews | By Kumquat the Cat's friend

Select One

Truly the best soup I ever tasted. It's quick and easy and always turns out great. It's an adaptation of a recipe from a James McNair cookbook I found years ago and have been making it ever since. As you probably already know, if you like cheese soup to be as smooth as possible use processed cheese like Velveeta. Adding 1 cup of milk makes a richer soup, but it could be omitted and would still taste great.

Recipe #111380

Select

Baked Hominy With Cheese

Handle

Select One

6 Reviews | By Kumquat the Cat's friend

Select One

The taste and texture of this dish is subtle and unusual but my BF and I think it's absolutely delicious. My apologies if you haven't found this as appealing as we do. The recipe comes from a fantastic cookbook of the midwestern region (of the U.S.) called "Hollyhocks and Radishes." The original ingredients call for 2 cups cream instead of milk and twice the butter, so if you don't mind the extra fat, go ahead. I also like to add more horseradish, at least 1 tablespoon. In my area hominy can be found in the mexican foods section of the supermarket.