lour mixture.
Stir in mint baking chips and milk choc
Place the mint in a pitcher or gravy boat and pour the boiling water over it.
Wait 20 minutes so that the mint has time to infuse the water.
Add sugar and wine or vinegar.
Stir well and serve.
Preheat oven to 375\u00b0.
Beat egg whites and vinegar for 10 minutes and gradually add sugar.
Mixture should get stiff and form soft peaks.
Add mint flavoring and a few drops of green food coloring to get a light green color.
Stir in the chocolate morsels.
Drop from a teaspoon on an ungreased cookie sheet (easier if the cookie sheets are covered with aluminum foil).
Put in oven and turn off heat.
Leave for 4 hours.
Makes 85 to 100 cookies.
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efrost and add to any recipes that call for cooked chicken.
or this recipe but all recipes that I use that involve chicken stock/broth
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Add chopped mint. Mash mint leaves with the back
ith lid ready. Rinse the mint, and shake or pat dry
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f oven for I hour. Use an instant-read meat thermometer
Put the mint, garlic, parsley and pepper in
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alt over the garlic, and use the flat of the knife
lus 2 tablespoons oil, the mint, hazelnuts, garlic, and salt and
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Blend leafy greens and liquid base together first.For recipes that use whole oranges, melons, cucumbers or grapes, we recommend blending those ingredients in step 1. .
Add remaining ingredients and blend again.
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uggest for a smaller serving that you just make 1/2
In a small bowl, whisk all ingredients together; you can also do this in a blender or food processor, but note that this will then puree the mint leaves.
Use right away, or refrigerate until needed; if refrigerated, whisk again to combine before using.
Use to dress a large salad; goes especially nice on a relatively plain salad (ie, just mixed greens and raw mushrooms is great).