Android's Favorite Recipes

Rich and Delicious... But, don't try to count the calories

Broccoli and Cheese soup

Quick and easy Chili (from your crock pot)

Android's Chili

I tried several variations of fish stock substitutes until I found that the stock is what makes good seafood chowder.

Seafood Chowder

My own variation on a simple classic

Deviled Eggs

Observing the eating habits of Bikers, you might conclude they only recognize two major food groups; Beer and Steak. When I found a recipe for Steak and Beer Casserole, I had to doctor it up and rename it

"Biker's Stew"

Every good cook has his own Lasagna recipe. Here's mine... (But, you're obligated to modify it to suit your tastes)

Lasagna

Tom Polowski dubbed me an honorary Pollack and since I'm allergic to shrimp, I had to put Polish sausage in my Jambalaya recipe

Kielbasa Jambalaya

At our house we have a tradition of enjoying Belgian Waffles for breakfast every Sunday morning. When you see the ingredients for this original dessert, you'll understand why I call it

Android's Traditional Dessert

I long for the days when most desserts included real fruit. It seems like you have to go to an old fashioned diner to find a decent slice of Cherry Pie now. So, I put fresh berries and cherries in this variation of my belgian waffle dessert.

Android's Berry-Cherry Dessert
(or ABCD)

Bikers are patriotic... or, american as

Home Made Apple Pie

I never follow any recipe exactly as I read it. I have an extensive collection of cook books and I use them to find the basic ingredients for any specific recipe and then alter the portions and/or ingredients to suit my tastes. I'll frequently refer to several different cook books to get ideas for variations of optional ingredients and use only the ones I like.

Android's first rule of cooking is never use water as an ingredient. When a sauce or batter needs thinning, I will use some other liquid that will enhance the flavor of whatever I'm preparing rather than water it down. Ale, Beer, Cream, Fruit Juice, Tomato Juice, Milk, Liquors, Maple Syrup, V-8 Juice, Wine, even Soda Pop can be used as substitute liquids. Look at the variety of flavors to choose from in liquors; Anisette, Bourbon, Cognac, or Amaretto, Brandy, Cordials could be the ABC's of liquor flavors. There must be at least one liquor flavor for every letter of the alphabet. With all of the different flavored liquids to choose from, I can always find a compatible flavor for my recipe.