Mystery Recipe: Can You Identify It?

Click For Summary

Discussion Overview

This thread explores a specific recipe involving a bread bowl made using the lid of the rectangular baker, chicken cooked in a micro cooker, and a homemade salad dressing. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on the recipe, as well as their own cooking practices.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant recalls being approached multiple times about a recipe involving a bread bowl, chicken, and salad dressing, seeking input from others.
  • Another participant expresses confusion about the bread bowl, questioning whether it refers solely to the lid of the rectangular baker or something additional.
  • One participant shares their frequent use of the micro cooker for chicken, noting it keeps the meat moist and cooks quickly, which could be beneficial for salads.
  • A different participant mentions having seen a bread bowl recipe, suggesting it might have been in a round baker rather than the rectangular one, and offers to check their cookbooks for more information.
  • Another participant identifies the bread bowl recipe as being in the "Casual Cooking" cookbook and suggests doubling it for a larger version.
  • One participant provides a detailed method for making the Bountiful Bread Bowl, including ingredients and baking instructions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the recipe and its components, with no clear consensus on the exact details of the bread bowl preparation.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and insights related to the recipe, with some referencing specific cookbooks and techniques they have used.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in exploring unique recipe ideas or those looking for variations on bread bowl preparations may find this discussion relevant.

L
lisanski
Messages
7
Has anyone ever done this? I have been approached several times by a woman who will have a kitchen show if I can make the following recipie (she had this once at a PC demo): a bread bowl using the lid of the rectangular baker, chicken in the micro cooker, and then topped off with a homemade salad dressing (she thinks it was rice vinegar, but is not sure). Does anyone out there have any clue to what recipie she could be talking about???
 
lisanski said:
a bread bowl using the lid of the rectangular baker, chicken in the micro cooker, and then topped off with a homemade salad dressing (she thinks it was rice vinegar, but is not sure).
Click to expand...

What does she mean a bread bowl? Does she just mean the lid to the rectangular baker or that plus something else??

I cook chicken in the microcooker ALL THE TIME! Not a whole chicken, but the breast. It is awesome if you don't need it browned. My favorite thing to cook in the micro cooker is hamburger (but that is off topic).

I would do a recipe search on Consultant's Corner and put in the info you know. Who knows, maybe something will come up.
 
I remember seeing a bread bowl recipe, but it wasn't in the rectangle baker. It was round, so maybe it was in the deep dish baker lid/bowl, which has been discontinued. I don't know what cook book it was in, but I am sure it would be adapted.

I have cooked ground beef in the microcooker, but not chicken. That is a great idea. It would keep the chicken moist and cook quickly. Great for making salads or recipes calling for chunked, shredded, or chopped chicken.

Good luck with the recipes. I will try to remember to go through my cookbooks tonight and see if I can find that bread bowl recipe.

Shawnna
 
lisanski said:
Has anyone ever done this? I have been approached several times by a woman who will have a kitchen show if I can make the following recipie (she had this once at a PC demo): a bread bowl using the lid of the rectangular baker, chicken in the micro cooker, and then topped off with a homemade salad dressing (she thinks it was rice vinegar, but is not sure). Does anyone out there have any clue to what recipie she could be talking about???
Click to expand...


I dont know the recipe but actually had a special training the other nite and a national senior executive director mentioned its a great recipe to have done beforehand and whatever stone it was in fits in the rectangle basket! hths :)
 
Bread BowlI can only help a little. The bread bowl recipe is in Casual Cooking. Maybe you could double it and make it in the 9x13?
 
Bountiful Bread BowlDouble the recipe for the Bountiful Bread Bowl (pg. 24 Casual Cooking) and use the stoneware lid/bowl.

2 pkgs. refrigerated French bread dough

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. GENEROUSLY spray outside of the stoneware lid/bowl. Place it upside down on counter. Unroll the bread and press the two loaves together to make a large sheet of dough. Gather the dough up and quickly place over the lid/bowl. Do not press dough into stoneware bowl. Lightly pinch seams together and trim excess off. Bake 15-18 minutes until golden brown. Remove from oven. Cool the bread ON the lid/bowl for 15 minutes and then carefully remove it from the lid/bowl. Turn upright and cool another 5 minutes.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Mystery Recipe: Can You Identify It?" game?

The "Mystery Recipe: Can You Identify It?" game is an interactive activity where participants are presented with a series of clues or ingredients related to a specific recipe. The goal is to guess the recipe based on the hints provided, making it a fun and engaging way to explore cooking and culinary creativity.

How can I participate in the "Mystery Recipe" game?

To participate in the "Mystery Recipe" game, you can join a Pampered Chef party or event where the game is being hosted. Simply follow the clues given by the host, and submit your guesses either verbally or through a designated platform, depending on the format of the event.

Is there a prize for guessing the mystery recipe correctly?

Yes, many hosts offer prizes or incentives for participants who successfully identify the mystery recipe. Prizes can vary from Pampered Chef products to discounts on future purchases, making the game even more exciting!

Can I host my own "Mystery Recipe" game?

Absolutely! You can host your own "Mystery Recipe" game by organizing a Pampered Chef party. You can create your own clues and recipes or use resources provided by Pampered Chef to facilitate the game. It's a great way to engage guests and showcase your culinary skills.

What types of recipes are typically featured in the "Mystery Recipe" game?

The recipes featured in the "Mystery Recipe" game can vary widely, ranging from appetizers and main dishes to desserts. They often include popular and easy-to-make recipes that can be prepared using Pampered Chef products, making it accessible for all skill levels.

You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar Pampered Chef Threads

Can You Bake a Microwave Cake in the Lg Micro Cooker? Tips and Recipe Inside!
  • donnacook
    • Recipes and Tips
Replies
2
Views
5K
Paula R. Lewis
Red Velvet Cake Recipe Mystery: Can You Help Solve It?
  • chefheidi2003
    • Recipes and Tips
Replies
2
Views
3K
Anne
Can You Make a 30 Minute Thanksgiving Feast?
  • magentablue
    • Recipes and Tips
Replies
4
Views
2K
Staci
Have you heard of a chicken cesear salad pizza recipe for a P.C. pizza party?
  • pampermeRai
    • Recipes and Tips
Replies
2
Views
1K
pampermeRai
Low-Calorie Recipes? - Needing Chicken Cobb Salad Recipe
  • PampMomof3
    • Recipes and Tips
Replies
2
Views
3K
PampMomof3
Micro Cooker Cake Recipe: Have You Tried It Yet?
  • pkd09
    • Pampered Chef Recipes
Replies
2
Views
3K
jrstephens
How Can You Win Big with Pampered Chef's January Mystery Host Show?
  • sunnygirl in nd
    • Pampered Chef Shows
Replies
10
Views
2K
PamperedDor
Back
Top