Cooking a Christmas Lunch. Lasagna, Stuffed Mushrooms and More. iFood comes to rescue

 
25-Dec-2008 by khau_khan
Big Christmas Lunch Cookout!

 Rye Bread

Planning the Menu

As many of my last minute activities, this too happened last minute. Decided to have some friends come for lunch at another friends apartment which has an absolutely cracker of a view of New York City along the run of the Hudson river.

On the eve of Xmas we decide we need to cook and not just have ready made stuff for friends coming over for lunch. And on the 1 train to Fairway we plan up a menu. Which looks like this (though with really no idea of what goes into making these things !)

Appetizers.

1. Hummus with Pita

2. Crackers with melted cheese

3. Chips and other such snacks

4. Rye bread with cheese

Main Course

1. Lasagna

2. Baked stuffed mushrooms

3. Baked Tomatoes

4. Ravioli with Mushrooms

It was really funny that we had no idea how to cook and had to ask the folks at Fairway to tell us what cheese and pasta to buy for lasagna. And then i called a friend to tell me the recipe from Vikas Khanna's awesome Lasagna video on ifood . I so much wished i could text ifood and find the recipe on the GO (is something like this coming soon?) So after all the huffing and puffing and buying the ingredients, we did manage to get somethings cooked today. But not after i had spent some hours going through some videos on ifood. IT really does help to see cooking videos than to just read a recipe! I couldnt have done anything without the video.

From 12 in the afternoon till 6 pm , we kept making one thing after another and eating, talking and basking the gorgeous sun and taking in the views.

Here are some quick picks - the cooking details follow Have fun. Things turned out pretty okay for a first time cook! Cooking sure is a pleasurable and exciting activity.

Looking for recipes

 Raw Tomatoes

Lasagna  

Comments

admin says :

Good to see you Mac in your kitchen Mr. Khan. My laptop is also in the kitchen quite often. In fact, I have placed a old laptop permanently in my kitchen, and of course ifood.tv is setup as the home page. With Regards, ifood.tv Admin
Posted on: 27 December 2008 - 8:13am

bigkhan says :

hi,ifood.tv,lovers,christ mas,lunch prepared by mr.khau khan and friends with the help of ifood.tv,video is wonderful and exiting,i think for bachelors and untrend cook ifood is like a rescue team.
Posted on: 28 December 2008 - 8:23am

shantihhh says :

How fun Big Khan! We're still celebrating the holidays which begin Dec 24 Christmas Eve, continue on through Dec. 25 Christmas Day, and December 31/Jan 1 New Year's Holiday and end on Jan 7 for Orthodox Christmas-so much food and family and fun! I am in a whirl from such amazing feasts. I'll post some photos and menus soon. Shanti/Mary-Anne
Posted on: 28 December 2008 - 10:21pm

vandana says :

Can see that you had great fun cooking up a grand christmas lunch. Its been food all the way for me too with christmas and theNew years now approaching. Looking forward to ur New Year treat too.
Posted on: 29 December 2008 - 3:35am

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Anonymous says :

One tip I can help you with is - sure no for oil based food. Even if you want fries, it is better to bake it rather than deep or shollow fry. A lil less of spices will also help.
Posted on: 29 July 2009 - 11:12pm

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